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Base Builders: Vol 2 The project we want to highlight this week is one that has taken the Base Era by storm - http://Venice.AI 🧵 $VVV x.com/AskVenice Founded by x.com/ErikVoorhees
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BACKGROUND: $VVV took base by surprise as base investors watched in awe as a new major AI project entered the scene. As the base era unfolds, new challengers and technology arrives each day, advancing base and crypto as we know it. http://Venice.ai markets itself as private, uncensored AI. http://Venice.ai was launched in May 2024 and has seen success as a platform, building a strong user base. The project has more recently launched its crypto token on 27th January 2025, here on @base .
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THE UTILITY Venice is using the power of base to tokenise their uncensored, unbiased machine intelligence. The Venice token itself (VVV) acts as an access key for AI agents and developers to consume private, uncensored inference through the Venice API with no payment per request. This creates incentives for holders and investors, with ownership of $VVV acting to utilize VVV itself. As tokens are staked, holders earn yield based upon the inferences being used, thus creating an ecosystem in which all can benefit from the use and development of AI.
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THE FOUNDER http://Venice.ai has major backing, set itself in a class of its own as far as AI tokens on base go. It was founded by Erik Voorhees, CEO of x.com/ShapeShift, libertarian and Bitcoin early adopter. As a permissionless alternative to major AI apps, the philosophy of $VVV aligns with Voorhees’ typically libertarian, anti-surveillance and anti-censorship stance. Voorhees is not without controversy, and $VVV has been no exception.
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