AMA Recap: AgentLayer and AI in Web3 — A Conversation with Professor Liu Yang and Vivien
In a recent AMA hosted by BingX, Professor Liu Yang, a renowned AI researcher and key figure in the AgentLayer project, and Vivien Lin, Chief Product Officer from BingX, shared their insights into the intersection of AI and Web3, as well as the transformative potential of AgentLayer. The conversation covered the unique value of decentralized AI, the project’s vision, and how AgentLayer incentivizes long-term community engagement. Here’s a recap of the key highlights from the session.
AgentLayer stands out by bringing AI to the Web3 space through a decentralized platform, allowing users to interact with AI while maintaining control over their data. This approach aligns with the core principles of the crypto industry — transparency and privacy. Vivien highlighted that most AI projects rely on centralized systems, making AgentLayer’s decentralized model a refreshing alternative. It ensures users’ data security while offering powerful AI solutions.
Vivien highlighted BingX’s strong focus on security, sharing how the exchange quickly contained the hack incident with one of their crypto wallets on September 20th, safeguarding user funds. While most deposit and withdrawal services were restored promptly, some tokens took longer due to repurchasing from the secondary market. To prevent future incidents, BingX has strengthened its security protocols with advanced wallet monitoring and a multi-layered security framework. She also emphasized the strict review process for newly listed tokens, with 24/7 monitoring to ensure users’ assets remain safe, reinforcing BingX’s transparency and commitment to security.
Professor Liu emphasized that AgentLayer’s tokenomics are designed to reward both developers and the community. A portion of the revenue generated when users pay for AI agent services is distributed to developers, node holders, and the community treasury. This cycle encourages continuous development and rewards long-term token holders through a sustainable ecosystem that thrives as AI agents improve and gain more users. Additionally, staking mechanisms allow users to earn rewards based on how much and how long they stake their tokens, further incentivizing long-term engagement.
During the AMA, Professor Liu explored the potential of AI agents to revolutionize various industries, from data analysis to software development. The ability to digitize and automate tasks means AI agents could eventually replace certain human roles, making them a versatile tool for innovation and collaboration. This could lead to groundbreaking advancements as developers create increasingly specialized AI agents. In terms of attracting non-crypto users, Professor Liu noted that AgentLayer’s focus on offering real-world utility through AI could drive mass adoption. By catering to people who want to use AI for everyday tasks or professional purposes, rather than focusing solely on token trading, AgentLayer lowers the barrier for new users to engage with blockchain technology.
The AMA concluded with a look at the future of AI within Web3. Both Professor Liu and Vivien expressed their excitement about the platform’s potential to create a vibrant, self-sustaining community. As AgentLayer grows, it aims to bring together the best of AI and crypto to provide real-world value while rewarding its community members.
AgentLayer’s decentralized approach to AI could be a game-changer in the way we interact with technology in the Web3 space. For more updates, follow AgentLayer and BingX on their official channels.
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