Octopus time is up 🤑

What does it look like?
Just like before, you were in the passive role of "working for the platform". Now OpenLedger says: "You build, you manage, whether you make money or not is up to you, I won't interfere."

🧩 A few points that I find quite attractive:
🔹It's not about being a tool, it's about building my own AI project.
You provide the data and train the model, and all the profits and results belong to you, as the agreement is set in stone and cannot be changed by anyone.
🔹The direction of action is very specific and not vague.
It's not just shouting empty slogans like "Come on, brother, let's do AI"; it has already listed 10 directions, such as:
▪ On-chain knowledge base (similar to Kaito)
▪ Solidity Code Assistant
▪ Vertical models for law, healthcare, and education
Each one has practical and concrete implementation ideas, not a roadmap that tricks people.
Refund (Key Point)
🔹Opened a $25 million incentive pool, with different support amounts for individuals, small teams, and projects. If you work, it will really pay out; OpenLedger is indeed generous in this regard.
🔹Many people use it, and the discussions are quite active.
The community feedback is quite fast, the documentation is clear, and it feels like a project that is genuinely nurturing a developer ecosystem, rather than one aimed at VCs.

If you are also looking at $DeAI or Web3 $Infra, OpenLedger can be added to your watchlist, especially if you are not the type to delve into technology but want to try out practical things – this model is quite suitable.
Anyway, there is no need to invest a lot of capital; just take a look at the directions that interest you. The platform also provides a lot of support resources, so you might be able to create something new.
Feel free to take a look: