For a long time, the on-chain world has been accustomed to simplifying everything into addresses and transaction records.

For protocols, as long as the rules are established, it doesn't seem to matter who is participating.

But as applications increase, people gradually realize that an ecosystem that cannot understand its users is difficult to sustain in the long run.

It is against this backdrop that @bluwhaleai emerged.

It uses AI to understand on-chain behavior, connecting scattered interactions into a more complete usage trajectory, allowing protocols to no longer just face cold data but to start recognizing different types of participants.

This change may not seem flashy, but it is influencing the way incentives are designed, risk control, and governance.

When on-chain applications can better understand people, collaborative relationships will also become more stable, which is the significance that $BLUAI brings to the industry.

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