Carl from the NAVI team: The average lifespan of AI content tokens is 5 to 6 months, and their ultimate survival depends on real-world use cases
BlockBeats News, July 31 — During the BlockBeats Space session titled "Content Tokens: Hype, Hope, or a Second Spring for the Creator Economy?", Carl, Head of Business at NAVI Protocol, stated that from 2023 to 2024, the average lifespan of all AI-related projects is only about five to six months. AI content tokens are easily subject to speculation, but in order to survive in the long run, they need to be given real use cases. The key to whether AI content has value lies in how to add more functionalities to AI tokens themselves; practical use cases are a way forward for AI content tokens.
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