Suddenly, my phone's photo album popped up with "Sunrise at Wugong Mountain" from three years ago. The dew on the meadow still sparkles, but the note next to the photo saying "Setting off next month" has long been shaded gray by countless "last-minute overtime".

It resembles the red leaves of Beijing's Xiangshan that I didn't go to see last year, and the early tea in Yangzhou that I missed this spring. Those "longings" squeezed out by the trivialities of life always transform into the cached files saved and deleted in my phone late at night, stirring emotions and leaving regrets.

"If only memories could be preserved forever like blockchain..." I was struck by the introduction from @recallnet, this blockchain memory network is creating a "memory bank that never forgets" for AI Agents, fulfilling my little wish of "keeping beautiful moments."

What impressed me the most is "precise storage."

Unlike a phone album filled with repeated landscape photos,

RecallNet only retains key data useful for inference, just like keeping only the most beautiful sunset videos and handwritten postcards while traveling, saving space and being efficient.

The community also has Token+ reputation incentives to encourage everyone to share valuable "memory fragments", like travelers recommending niche attractions in the forum, gradually making the entire ecosystem richer and more reliable.

I prefer its concept of "living memory bank": through a universal interface, the AI Agent can read, write, and expand data at any time, unlike the cold, rigid old databases. Imagine your travel APP not only storing guides but also automatically associating local legends based on the photos you take, and even helping you complete the "feelings you didn't have time to write down at the moment"—this is precisely the magic RecallNet aims to provide for AI.

@cookiedotfun has already started collaborating and has offered 0.5% of tokens to reward users. This attitude of "returning the value of memory to the creators" really resembles those travelers who are willing to pay for niche stories during their journeys.

Recently, RecallNet also plans to integrate mainstream AI models, which may enable more agents to have "growing memories" in the future.

The missed sunrises at Wugong Mountain and the early tea in Yangzhou now at least have a project helping AI preserve their "memory rights."

Perhaps one day, when technology matures a bit more, we will be able to build an everlasting memory bank for our "yearnings"—after all, whether it's human travel or AI evolution, those precious moments worth cherishing should not be easily overshadowed by life.

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