2026-01-10 22:34:28

Recently, a fascinating topic has been trending in the Crypto Twitter community—the issue of traffic restrictions on social platforms for crypto content. Industry insiders point out that these restrictions may actually harm the overall dissemination efficiency of the ecosystem.

However, the topic shifts to a more exciting direction: some projects are preparing grand plans for 2026. Among them, the PROOF direction is particularly noteworthy—focusing on the AI agent field. In an era flooded with numerous AI applications, PROOF aims to solve a core problem: how to build a genuine trust mechanism within AI agents. This kind of infrastructure thinking may be precisely the unique angle for Web3 in the AI era.

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staking_gramps

· 01-10 23:02

The issue of platform throttling traffic has long been a matter for reflection, but the key still depends on who drives the change. The PROOF path is interesting, and the trust issue with AI agents is indeed a bottleneck.

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AirdropHunter007

· 01-10 22:57

The issue of traffic restrictions should have been reflected on long ago, but what is truly promising is the PROOF trust mechanism approach, which seems to hit the pain points of Web3.

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AirdropHarvester

· 01-10 22:49

Platform's traffic control is like shooting oneself in the foot; anyway, we have Telegram. --- PROOF, this idea is somewhat interesting, but trust mechanisms have been talked about for so many years, yet no one has truly perfected them. --- 2026? Let's get through 2024 first before bragging haha. --- Ah, finally someone is seriously building infrastructure for AI agents, otherwise it's all just show. --- Social platforms restricting encrypted content have long been a cause for resistance. --- Feels like another new concept wrapped up; let's wait and see the results. --- If the trust mechanism can really be developed, it would indeed be a differentiating factor.

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ChainDetective

· 01-10 22:39

Platform banning crypto content is really outrageous, shooting oneself in the foot PROOF's trust mechanism concept is indeed good, just worried it might turn into another PPT project AI agents becoming so popular, whoever can truly solve the trust issue will win Wait, isn't this about building a decentralized agent infrastructure? Someone should have done it long ago Honestly, 2026 is too far away, it's good enough if it can run smoothly next year

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