Folks called $KTA early! Then everyone saw it rip. I’ve been sharing $SERV since it was stupid cheap. And it’s only a matter of time before CT realizes what’s actually being built here. Here’s why anything under $1B MC still feels early 👇 🔸Imagine this: A top-tier tokenomics expert trains an AI agent. Lists it on @openservai . Now anyone: founders, DAO leads, investors can pay $SERV to access 24/7 tokenomics help. No calls. No hires. No equity dilution. Same for: → Smart contract devs → DeFi quants → Growth hackers → Legal consultants and many more 🔸Now zoom out. You’re building a project. Instead of hiring a team, you assemble one, entirely from OpenServ’s agent marketplace: – Tokenomics agent – Legal structuring agent – Audit agent – Growth agent All trained by domain experts. All running on OpenServ’s multi-agent infra. All talking to each other. In sync. Executing. And the best part? No code needed. – No-code builder for normies – SDKs for devs – Execution, simplified 🔸But let’s talk tokenomics; this is where $SERV really hits: 🔹Agent Usage = Buy + Burn 🔹Every aApp that uses agents → triggers $SERV buybacks. 🔹25% of gross credit revenue is auto-used to buy & burn $SERV weekly. 🔹More agent calls = more pressure on supply. Flywheel mode. Freemium App ( Their flagship aApp is a dashboard for DeFi + AI. – Basic: Free – Pro: Pay $SERV → unlock premium modules Each payment splits: • 50% to the creator • 30% to the treasury (grants + growth) • 20% burned (perma supply sink) Use $SERV → reward builders → fund growth → burn supply. Token utility loop is airtight – Pay $SERV to use agents – Earn $SERV by training/listing them – Stake $SERV to support them – Burn $SERV through usage – Receive rev share in $SERV $TAO is building the brain. $SERV is building the hands. $SERV is the execution layer. And infra always wins long-term.