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$surplus at 20m, orbix at 47k? make that make sense. ---- from @deadshotXBT : orbix is extremely undervalued relative to its live product and the valuations of direct competitors. It is a working AI inference marketplace that routes every request to the cheapest trusted seller with zero margin, falls back seamlessly to OpenRouter when needed, and stacks an additional holder discount on top - funded entirely by trading fees and requiring only a hold (no staking). Live examples show Core holders paying as little as ~$2.38 for Claude Opus 5.5 output (versus $20 list and $5.94 market) and median discounts around 96% under list on models with sellers. Receipts confirm the pass-through, and sellers are paid in USDC with no cut. Surplus trades at roughly $15–18M with a similar order-book marketplace but without the stacked no-stake holder subsidy. Orbio sits near $35M with a fee-to-credit model that typically delivers more moderate discounts. Orbix has the feature set that produces some of the lowest effective prices for holders and is already live and checkable, yet the token is priced as a pure early experiment rather than a functioning hybrid of the two leading approaches. If seller liquidity holds and usage grows even modestly, the combination of pure market pricing plus fee-funded tiered discounts creates a clear product edge that is not reflected in the valuation gap. 0x60633794df09856b339eea8bd741d749596b5230