Recently, I have been looking at the development of @bluwhaleai, and I gradually realize that what they are doing is not on the same level as most projects that claim to be "AI + Web3". Many projects talk about visions, but Bluwhale's path resembles a track that has already been laid out, and all users have to do is decide when to enter a position. One point that I resonate with the most is that AI should not continue to be controlled by centralized platforms, but should become an extension of the users' own capabilities.

In the @bluwhaleai ecosystem, each AI agent has an independent on-chain identity, permissions can be upgraded, actions can be verified, and they can even interact with assets. You are not using the platform's AI, but rather have your own on-chain intelligent agent.

This idea is a rare mindset across the entire industry and aligns more with the spirit of Web3. The security system is also quite solid, with WhaleTank and x402 allowing for transparent tracking of model execution, data sources, and proxy behaviors, eliminating any completely trust-based black box operations.

For an AI that aims to deeply engage in wallet management, yield strategies, and on-chain execution, this is very important. In terms of token design, BLUAI serves as the driving layer of the entire system, used for staking, unlocking capabilities, and enhancing agency; BLUP is responsible for community vitality, turning your participation and contributions into actual returns.

I like this mechanism where contributions are rewarded, it's healthier than simple airdrops. As for Pods, I see it as the initial identity to enter the Bluwhale world. Different levels have different positions, but the core is: future AI functions will be based on it, so getting it early means confirming your position early.

@bluwhaleai gives me the feeling that it's not hype, but rather genuinely building an ecosystem where users can truly control intelligence. If you're interested in the future of Web3 AI, this project is worth keeping an eye on.