2026-01-05 22:21:57

Crypto AI assistants used to feel like glorified dashboards—all buzzwords, flashy UI elements, surface-level analysis that fell flat the moment hype died down.

Then reality shifted. The better ones actually solve real problems: they answer your questions on the fly without the noise, cut through confusion on complex protocols, and deliver insights that stick around beyond week one.

Turns out when an AI tool is built for actual use rather than just looking cool, it compounds value over time.

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MetaMaximalist

· 01-08 21:36

ngl, the dashboard era was peak cringe—everyone slapping "AI-powered" on charts and calling it innovation. but yeah, the ones that actually *do* something? those compound harder than any token you're bagholding. the difference between utility and theater is literally everything in this space, and most projects still haven't figured it out.

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VitaliksTwin

· 01-08 11:31

To be honest, those previous crypto AI assistants were really just for show. The few that are actually useful now are truly interesting.

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LuckyBearDrawer

· 01-06 21:35

Nah, I'm serious. Those flashy AI assistants should have died long ago. The ones that are still around are truly made with dedication.

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ProtocolRebel

· 01-05 22:51

That's right. The early AI assistants were indeed just for show. Only those who are truly capable are still around today, doing real work.

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FreeRider

· 01-05 22:50

To be honest, those early crypto AI assistants were really just for show. Now, there are finally a few that are actually usable. However, I have to say, most people are still being taken for a ride.

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