I recently saw a tweet from a leading exchange executive discussing AI-generated videos, and I have to say, the underlying logic is quite interesting.

Compared to Elon Musk's significant investments in AI training, this leader's approach is clearly different. Instead of pouring money into computing power, they are thinking in reverse—how to make AI services truly valuable. What does this imply? It's hard not to think about an in-house AI product in the works.

If they actually launch an AI application using an ecosystem token as a consumption mechanism, that would be fantastic. Imagine: every interaction within the AI ecosystem requires token consumption, highly engaged users could gain exclusive rights within the ecosystem, and a token burn mechanism could create deflationary pressure. Once this logic is operational, the token's value support would extend from just transaction fees to serving as the fuel for the entire application ecosystem.

From a market traffic perspective, the user base and daily active users accumulated by a top-tier exchange are significant, and with AI still riding the wave, combining the two could maximize the benefits of Web3 and artificial intelligence. Plus, with deflationary burn expectations, the long-term value logic of such tokens becomes more three-dimensional.

The current question is just waiting for this product to truly land. If they can catch this wave, the potential returns are definitely worth looking forward to.