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AI has slowly found its way into parts of our lives that would have seemed strange just a few years ago. People use it to learn new skills, research ideas, write, create, plan their days and work through problems. Something that once required hours of searching can now begin with a simple conversation. And as people get more comfortable interacting with AI, the expectations around what it can actually do are changing too. There is a difference between asking an AI to explain something and having it help you carry out an action. The moment that action involves your money, your assets or a transaction onchain, the experience becomes a lot more interesting. So do the questions around trust, control and how much responsibility should be left to the system. That is an area worth paying attention to as AI and crypto continue to overlap. ChimpX is approaching this space through Mojo AI, its personal AI for your money. Built around the Solana ecosystem, Mojo is designed to let users interact with DeFi through natural language, including requests involving swaps, bridging and staking. I'm curious about what happens when that idea moves beyond a conversation and into actual onchain activity, and where $CHIMP fits into the picture. Over the next few tweets (episodes) , I'll be looking into the product, the numbers behind it, the tokenomics and the launch on Metaplex. There are details worth understanding before forming an opinion, and that's where I'm starting. Dr. Squid at your service 🙂🦑 Sponsored by ChimpX @ChimpxAI @metaplex metaplex.com/token/8pf4Y6C2o…

WHAT DO THE NUMBERS SAY ABOUT MOJO AI? I've been looking at the numbers ChimpX has shared about Mojo AI, and there's quite a bit to unpack. ChimpX's website currently puts Mojo AI at 50K+ active users, over 1 million requests handled, and more than $4.5 million traded through the platform. Those are the figures ChimpX publishes about its own product. They give us a starting point for understanding its reach, although they don't tell us everything about how people are using it. The 1 million requests figure is particularly interesting when you consider what Mojo is designed to do. Users can interact with it through natural language to initiate DeFi actions, including swaps, bridging and staking. The platform also brings tools such as Jupiter and Polymarket into its wider interface. But requests aren't the same as users, and trading volume alone doesn't tell us how many people return regularly. The numbers are useful, but their meaning depends on what we're measuring. I also noticed that the figures on ChimpX's other official pages don't fully match the current homepage. Its Metaplex listing reports 400K+ wallets and 1.3 million requests, while the Superteam Earn brief cites 56K+ wallets, 1 million requests and $3.9 million traded. These figures may come from different reporting periods or use different measurement methods. I couldn't establish the reason for the discrepancy from the published figures alone, so I'm keeping them separate rather than treating them as one consistent dataset. What we can say is that ChimpX is reporting meaningful activity around Mojo AI. What we still need to understand is how that activity translates into sustained usage and how the product develops from here. That's the part I'll be paying attention to as I continue exploring Mojo AI and the $CHIMP launch. Sponsored by ChimpX @chimpxAI @metaplex $CHIMP Sources: chimpx.ai/ metaplex.com/token/8pf4Y6C2o… superteam.fun/earn/listing/c…