The WOO marketing team needs to put in some serious time on @StarchildOnX in the upcoming weeks. As it stands, there's not a lot of info about how it relates to the $WOO token ecosystem and that is reflecting in project sentiment. This isn't because the team is holding out or lazy: with AI products there's stil a lot of exploration, mostly around figuring out how the products will be put to action by users. A great example is Sora 2 - a product that is in many ways inferior to existing competitors (like Veo) but still whipped up a media frenzy at launch. Rather than targeting professional video editors like Veo, they created a social media platform style app and removed any IP restrictions for celebrities and movie/tv characters (which they've since added back on). They wanted to create a fun video generator rather than a technically superior one knowing if they won mindshare they could win the users. Long-term, how users will engage with Sora 2 is unclear, as is their monetization model. Right now they are just seeking to win the race to mass adoption. For Starchild, the team needs to build a model that is open, trusted, and accurate, then let users and team build agents that can solve painpoints for investors and traders. From there, the monetization becomes clearer and flywheels can be built that drive value back to value creators and tokenholders. @_WOOFi will be a dex powered by AI - you dont have to understand it now but AI will definitely change how traders behave