🧐 @Mira_Network's Klok doesn't just connect to a single model; it directly integrates multiple mainstream large models, such as GPT-4o mini, DeepSeek R1, Llama 3.3 70B, etc. Users don't need to understand the technology or switch models themselves; the system will automatically match the most suitable one to answer based on the questions you ask. It's like an AI control panel that helps you switch between multiple experts. This is especially useful in fields like Web3 and Crypto, where information requirements are particularly high. Different models excel in different areas, and Klok's approach can avoid information blind spots, providing more comprehensive and relevant outputs. More importantly, Klok is not directly developed by Mira; it is built by partners in the ecosystem based on the capabilities provided by Mira. This indirectly indicates that Mira's infrastructure is indeed "sufficient and open," allowing others to easily create such functional products. From the growth data, Klok's user retention and activity are quite good, and it is on a path of healthy growth. Behind its success is actually the logic of "multi-model access + shared foundational capabilities" that Mira has constructed starting to operate. In other words, Mira is not fighting alone in AI; it is using a platform approach to bring in more application scenarios and jointly promote the implementation of AI on-chain. Klok is just the beginning, and this model may be replicated in more vertical fields in the future. The key is that it has a leaderboard event on @KaitoAI, and you must participate; you can also pay more attention to the projects on @arbitrum, which are currently very popular!! @shoutdotfun's first coin $ENERGY has surged dozens of times since its launch, and you can also keep an eye on $SHOUT, $Bane, $Chao, and $BOOM!!