i think robinhood:0xeb24a2663af4ee979dcbfe39cb95b5f12d369c4b has a second run in it that could make the first one look like a warm-up. i have a bag, and the bigger reason i’m bullish is the market they’re building for: AI inference. every time someone uses an AI model to write code, answer questions or run an agent, there’s compute being paid for. the opportunity i see is in that spending growing as AI becomes part of more people’s daily work. Cerebro connects that demand with crypto. part of its trading fees funds AI credits for eligible holders. use them yourself or sell unused credits through the marketplace. anyone building with AI knows those bills add up. helping fund that usage and giving people a place to trade credits is a use case i can get behind. they’ve also opened an agent launchpad in beta. the team reported 32 social agents deployed and over $5k in revenue going towards more inference. and Merry Men is now in beta too. a privacy-focused AI agent on web and Telegram that helps users shield and transfer supported crypto, aiming to reduce the visible connection between wallets. then look at who’s building it. @antonkarlovskiy’s background lists 10+ years of software engineering, including work on the @GoogleChrome and @nuxt_js teams. public GitHub, Patterns.dev credits and a web.dev article alongside Addy Osmani (now at Anthropic) from 2020. that gives me more confidence in his ability to execute on an opportunity this big. price has pulled back heavily from its earlier highs while there’s more product to evaluate. i’m watching for a base to form, with continued delivery and growing usage giving buyers reasons to revisit it. Cerebro still has to turn that opportunity into sustained demand for its token. that’s the bet i’m making. we know how quickly people rediscover a project once the chart turns green. suddenly everyone understands the narrative and everyone wishes they’d looked earlier. i’d rather do the homework now. 👀 @Cerebro_RH