I've been thinking about a question lately: when everyone is talking about "scarcity," what will truly support valuations in the next cycle?

My answer might be a bit contrarian—intelligence. Not the kind of intelligence you see in PowerPoint presentations, but actual technological paths that make digital assets "come alive."

Let me get specific. When you buy an NFT now, no matter how expensive or rare it is, it's essentially just an image file with a signature, right? It proves ownership, has a few lines of metadata hardcoded, and that's it. It just sits in your wallet gathering dust. This static logic is actually quite awkward, because aside from speculative expectations, it's hard to clearly articulate its long-term value.

The AINFT project is doing something pretty interesting. They want to embed AI capabilities directly into NFTs—not just slapping on a label, but actually making these things capable of sensing, responding, and evolving. Here are a few scenarios: your digital companion remembers your chat habits and gradually develops a unique conversation style; virtual characters maintain consistent personas across different games and social scenarios; the asset itself can even "learn," with its skill tree growing richer over time. It sounds a bit sci-fi, but the technology is already heading in this direction.

The core of this shift is: the value base is moving from "proof of scarcity" to "uniqueness generated by ongoing interaction." What you own is no longer a dead object, but a relationship, a memory, an evolving digital existence.

It's also worth noting that AINFT has chosen to deeply integrate with TRON DAO. This move is actually quite smart—