In the Web2 era, user data was taken by tech giants without compensation. Users contributed content, behavioral data, and even creativity without any returns.

This model of "the center eats meat while the edges drink soup" is unreasonable. The decentralized ledger technology of Web3 provides the possibility for the fair distribution of data value.

Taking OpenLedger as an example, this blockchain-based system has completely reshaped the underlying logic of the data economy.

Its core lies in transparency and traceability: every contribution—whether it is a model, corpus, or parameter—is recorded on the chain, clearly marked for attribution.

Each time AI calls the data, the blockchain generates a certificate, automatically calculates the proportion of each contributor, and allocates the profits accordingly.
This mechanism not only allows data contributors to receive their deserved rewards but also avoids the monopoly of value by traditional platforms through a decentralized approach.

Imagine that a piece of text, a creative idea, or even an optimization parameter you upload could become the cornerstone of AI-generated content. In the Web3 OpenLedger system, every "labor" you contribute will be quantified and transformed into tangible rewards. This transparent distribution mechanism not only incentivizes user participation but also promotes the formation of higher quality data and model ecosystems.

More importantly, the emergence of OpenLedger marks a paradigm shift in the "ownership of content value." It allows ordinary users to transform from passive data providers to active value creators.

In the future, the data economy will no longer be a game for a few giants, but an ecosystem in which everyone can participate and benefit. Such a change is not only a victory for technology but also a victory for fairness.

I think this is also the reason why so many people are willing to build OpenLedger!

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