The client's perspectives

The system enhances user-friendliness on the client side by minimizing the necessary work and associated fees. Typically, clients can employ built-in third-party tools or APIs, such as Metamask and TrustWallet, to initiate processes. By staking any cryptocurrency recognized by the L1-L2 network, clients gain access to all AI services available on the platform with just a few clicks. The only cost is the initial staking transaction fee on L2, which can be less than one dollar on public chains like BSC or Polygon. Clients also have the option to rate the services upon receiving content from service providers, submitting their ratings to the coordinator nodes. Furthermore, to prevent DDoS attacks, coordinator nodes can offer the service without any charges but may set a request threshold for each client.

The platform also makes it possible to stake any crypto assets by leveraging the L1-L2 infrastructure. This means that as long as the L2 is constructed on any of the mainstream public mainnets, individuals can stake not only bitcoin (wrapped BTC), Ethereum/BNB, and stable coins such as USDT and USDC but also a variety of other assets to access services. However, there's a difference in the value of staked assets and the 'bandwidth' of services one can earn when using the native AI tokens compared to other cryptocurrencies. This difference is defined by a q ratio. Typically, q is valued at 0.1. So, for every one dollar's worth of AI tokens and other cryptocurrencies staked, the service volume ratio stands at 10:1. Both service providers and the global ledger adhere to this ratio. The rationale behind this design is to encourage more users to adopt the native tokens, promoting its market utility and commercialization.