Today, I chatted with a fren who works in blockchain game operations. He cursed that the event was so exploited by bot accounts that he was questioning his life, with the reports full of "ghost players." I asked if he wanted to use AI to filter people, and he immediately backed down: Who dares to believe that the person on the other side of the screen is real? In that moment, I thought of the @billions_ntwk I've been playing recently.

Billions is not a short-term play for grabbing candy through KYC, but rather uses mobile + ZK to create identities for people and AI: local encryption of documents, only submitting proof on-chain;

There are now over 2 million users verified, and zk-KYC is being implemented for banks and other scenarios. The tech enthusiasts believe that this kind of underlying technology, which is both compliant and does not sell privacy, is more like the infrastructure that will be indispensable in the next cycle, compared to airdrops.

Recently, while waiting for the December airdrop, they took out 3 million $BILL to incentivize creators on Kaito, using "identity + reputation" as a moat. I won't go all in, just complete the tasks and clarify my thoughts - first, get myself listed on the chain as a real person.