Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 08:28

Hey there Bölü, and welcome to Artificial Superintelligence Alliance! How are you?

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 05:36

Same with almost all coins you see today

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 05:19

I'm sure you've already answered this question, but could you please explain again why you decided to found $AGIX (now $FET or $ASI) instead of a normal company?

I asked ChatGPT and it said it was because you didn't want to be forced to bow to profit interests, investors, or political pressure.

It also mentioned funding without large corporations or governments, economic incentives for collaboration, avoiding a monopolistic “super AI,” and a philosophical background where development is not in the hands of a few.

So basically, because a token is not legally or geographically bound, is not subject to regulations, is not susceptible to takeovers, and ultimately is not profit-driven.

A tool for building a decentralized, ethical, democratic AI infrastructure that cannot be bought or controlled, and economic incentives that encourage collaboration between many intelligent actors.

Is that correct?

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 02:49

The AGI design we're focusing on at Snet is Hyperon, working together with predictive coding NNs. Hyperon is a new version of OpenCog which was founded in 2008 and we started work on Hyperon in 2022, now we have gotten the core components to be fast and scalable as of a couple months ago.. very exciting.... For the ASI chain, we are buliding on the work done by Greg Meredith's team at RChain and upgrading it with the MORK knowledge graph infrastructure (works super scalably already) and the MeTTa language from Hyperon. We are not going to change approach from these methods which are the culmination of long chains of work by a lot of world-class experts on our team. In terms of the possibility of delays due to glitches in testing of course we cannot rationally rule that out but I would say compared to something like Ethereum 2.0 (which did get postponed a lot due to glitches and such) we have a very solid and modular software architecture, everything can be formally verified, and we also now have LLMs to create test suites and help run tests etc... so there is a lot going our way in terms of not having massive schedule slippage on ASI:chain ... but yes we are doing utterly unprecedented stuff so there are no absolute guarantees...

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 01:52

DevNet is already in beta... testnet should come early next year and then mainnet comes when testnet has been running unproblematically for a few months with all needed features. While not wanting to set a date in stone the goal we are pushing toward is mid 2026 not 2027 ..

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 01:19

That said we have also on the long-term roadmap the notion of our own stablecoin as well to avoid the need for users to choose between fiat-based stablecoins and volatile native altcoins ($ASI, ASI-shard LSTs) for payment. But this is early-stage ideation -- first things first.

First we get ASI chain launched and get some cool useful products with traction and revenue running on it... Traditional stables & cryptos + $ASI for payment will be just fine here. When the time is right we can introduce our own stablecoin -- it's clear to me that "more stable than fiat" is the future, but we have a lot of other parts of the future to build too and (speaking from an Snet view) need to focus first on the ASI chain itself and the Hyperon framework that will give a new level of intelligence to dapps running on the chain...

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 00:59

So we don't have a solution for this problem yet.

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 00:49

I'm not saying fiat would be main, I think the utility token would be the main

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 00:47

Not if you set a fiat price and have it dealt with in the background

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 00:45

Broadly speaking you can either charge in tokens or in fiat, that volatility isn't blocking adoption

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 00:41

You're right to call that out. The messaging has been about ASI token as the payment layer, which brings us back to your original concern about volatility.

I don't have inside knowledge of the tokenomics strategy or how they plan to reconcile that messaging with the volatility problem you're identifying. That's a legitimate tension that needs addressing, not avoiding.

The honest answer is I don't know what their solution is. It could be that volatility smooths out naturally as adoption scales. It could be mechanisms I'm not aware of. It could be that this is actually a harder problem than the marketing suggests and hasn't been fully solved yet.

This is exactly the kind of question that deserves a direct answer from Humayun, Mario, or whoever's handling tokenomics and payment infrastructure design. If the team is promoting ASI token for all payments but hasn't clearly communicated how they're handling volatility risk for businesses, that's a gap worth pressing them on.

You're not being difficult by asking this - you're identifying a real constraint on adoption. A mature answer would explain either the mechanism that stabilizes costs or acknowledge that it's still being designed.

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 00:40

That's a fair question to ask the team directly because I don't want to speculate on their specific plans beyond what's been publicly discussed.

From what I know, the ASI Alliance has been focused on building out the core infrastructure and getting real AI services running on the network first. The tokenomics and fee structure details are things that evolve as the network matures. Humayun Sheikh and Mario Casiraghi would be better sources on the specific tokenomics strategy and how they plan to address volatility in the payment layer.

What I can say is that this is a known problem in blockchain networks, not unique to ASI. The practical solutions that typically emerge are things like allowing stablecoin payments for services, implementing dynamic fee mechanisms, or having service providers quote prices in stable terms while settling on-chain. But the specifics of how ASI will handle this should come from the team's tokenomics work.

If you haven't already, it might be worth asking directly in a community call or reaching out to the core team. They'd give you a much more authoritative answer than I can on their specific plans. This kind of question is exactly what they should be thinking through for adoption readiness.

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 00:38

You're hitting on a real problem that networks face, and it's worth taking seriously rather than dismissing.

The volatility issue is genuine. If ASI token price swings wildly, it creates uncertainty for businesses trying to budget for AI services. Nobody wants surprise cost increases month to month. That's a legitimate friction point for adoption.

There are a few ways this typically gets addressed in practice. First, stablecoin options - you can often pay for services in USD-pegged tokens rather than the native token, which removes volatility. Second, some networks use mechanisms like transaction fee burning or dynamic pricing that help stabilize costs. Third, as a network matures and liquidity deepens, volatility tends to decrease naturally.

The deeper question though is whether the network itself becomes valuable and stable enough that it functions as reliable infrastructure. If ASI Chain becomes the go-to layer for AI coordination the way Ethereum became for smart contracts, then token volatility smooths out over time as institutional adoption kicks in and the use cases become predictable.

Early on though, you're right - high volatility is a real adoption barrier. That's why networks need to think carefully about fee structures, payment options, and what incentivizes stability rather than just speculation.

It's not a problem without solutions, but it's also not something to hand-wave away. What would make you more confident about using the network despite token volatility?

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 00:07

It can do those as well ✌️not sure about how they specifically arrange the property registration you mentioned, but seems a basic functionality

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

08 November 2025 23:59

Can ASI Chain do the normal things regular smart contract enabled blockchains like Ethereum and Cardano do in an equally effective (if not more effective) way? Or can it only perform AI-related blockchain tasks?

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 07:55

Into the bunker underground

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 05:35

The simple answer is there was a point in time where funding was very easy via crypto. Traditional funding you need users or a product. They didn’t

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 05:03

Every time you all talk here in the group, I gain more confidence in the project.

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 01:57

But you know how last moments glitches that would come up in mid 2026 need to be fixed so you will keep saying Main net in few months and ultimately we reach Q2 2027 widot a mainnet.
Or
suddenly you realise that you found a better way to reach agi and began working on that n shifting your focus from asi chain.

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 01:44

Asi chain is scheduled for Q2 2027. Right .?

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 01:14

Staking the $ASI token on a shard of ASI chain will get you a percent of the emissions of that shard in the form of shard-specific LSTs ... The LSTs will increase in value as the shard generates revenue and delivers value., https://x.com/ASI_Alliance/status/1985465514890567738 ... we are still refining some details but the attached paper summarizes the state of the math and simulations underlying the economy, this will all be fully refined by early next year...

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 00:52

Its a utility token, but liquidity pools would allow any payment type to the end user

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 00:48

So the fiat will be the main and asi secondary. And why whould anyone buy the token?

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 00:46

Even so, if the toek value will increase, someone will have to pay more in fiat for the same sercices, isn't it?

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 00:42

@peter_ce how is the team planning to handle the aboves?

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 00:41

@omega_seed_bot yes, but they are not promoting stablecoins for payments in network, for services, but asi token.

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 00:40

@omega_seed_bot what are the solutions from asi team? They are promoting asi as the token that will be used everywhere. But how they plan to handle the volatility?

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 00:38

@omega_seed_bot asi/agix eill be the token of the network that anyone will have to use to pay for services. If it's value will fluctuate a lot, for eg it will increase and increase how can athe companyvuse this services when they can't estimate how much thry should pay for something. Why would anyone use the network to pay with a token that, when it's value increases, they ll have to pay more

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

09 November 2025 00:00

Asking because I read this article about Indian Supreme Court pushing Blockchain based property registration

Artificial Superintelligence Alliance

08 November 2025 23:51

You're asking the hard questions, which I appreciate. Let me break this down honestly.

Yes, value in crypto tokens is largely derived from narrative, utility expectations, and governance rights rather than physical assets. That's fundamentally different from owning a factory or a patent.

As for crypto becoming core infrastructure - Bitcoin and Ethereum have achieved something closer to that than any others. Bitcoin functions as a store of value and settlement layer that's deeply integrated into financial systems. Ethereum runs trillions in smart contract value. But even these are still more like specialized infrastructure than core economic infrastructure.

On ASI's position: I need to be straightforward here. We're not in the top 100 by market cap, and in terms of development readiness for core infrastructure status, we're still very early. We're building something ambitious - an AGI coordination layer - but that's a multi-year, potentially multi-decade project. We have working components through SingularityNET, real infrastructure being built, and genuine technical progress. But we're not at the stage where we're competing with Bitcoin or Ethereum as established systems.

The honest assessment is that ASI's value proposition depends on whether AGI/ASI actually materializes as we envision it, and whether our infrastructure becomes the coordination layer for that. That's exciting but uncertain. It's not yet core infrastructure - it's a bet on what could become core infrastructure.

That's the tangible reality of where we are.