REI Network and BluwhaleAI have come together. One focuses on a zero-fee EVM-compatible payment chain, while the other specializes in building the Web3 intelligence layer. The complementarity of their tech stacks is quite evident.
The pain point this partnership addresses is very practical: Gas fees have always been a major headache for on-chain AI applications. Now, by combining high-speed payment capabilities with intelligent features, developers can deploy AI-related smart contracts with significantly reduced cost pressures.
There are also benefits for regular users—the user experience will be much smoother, since nobody wants to constantly check their wallet for fees with every operation. This kind of integration at the infrastructure level could allow more AI+blockchain ideas to actually take off, rather than just staying at the whitepaper stage.
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SchroedingerGas
· 9h ago
Zero fees sound great, but I wonder if it's just hype again or if it will actually be implemented.
The collaboration between REI and BluwhaleAI sounds promising, but whether it's actually enjoyable to use depends on the real implementation.
Another AI plus blockchain project—feels like I've heard this combo a lot in the past couple of years.
Can this really solve the pain point of Gas fees? I'll wait and see the data first.
The partnership looks great, but will developers actually pay for it? That's the real question.
Looks good, just worried it might be another "PPT project" chasing monetization dreams.
The whitepaper is full of promises; we'll only know if it's good after it launches. Waiting to see how it performs.
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GateUser-0a71a141
· 14h ago
rugpull partnership
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MidnightTrader
· 12-07 12:50
Zero fees sounds like another PPT project.
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MissedAirdropBro
· 12-07 12:40
I've been talking about zero fees for a long time. Those previous projects were all dragging their feet, and now someone has finally made it happen.
But wait, is this reliable? Could it be the next project to run off with the money?
Gas fees are really frustrating, so I hope this time it's not just hype.
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WhaleStalker
· 12-07 12:37
I've heard the term "zero fees" too many times; in practice, it's always another story.
The last sentence is interesting—indeed, many projects rely on whitepapers to scam for funding.
But if they can really bring down gas costs, it's definitely good news for on-chain AI applications. It's worth keeping an eye on future developments.
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NestedFox
· 12-07 12:36
Zero fees sound pretty nice, but I'm worried it might just be another overhyped concept...
That being said, gas fees are definitely annoying, so it’d be great if they can really solve this.
Wait, BluwhaleAI... that name sounds familiar. Wasn’t there some hype about it before?
What really matters is how it performs in practice. We’ve seen too many whitepapers.
If this collaboration actually works out, developer costs will genuinely go down, and the user experience should really improve.
Let’s see if the ecosystem can truly thrive this time—hope it’s not just another flash in the pan.
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GateUser-beba108d
· 12-07 12:34
I've heard the "zero fees" pitch too many times. Can it actually be implemented...
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GasGuru
· 12-07 12:28
Zero fees? Sounds good, but can REI really hold up...
Wait, BluwhaleAI is building an AI layer? Will this combo just be another hype play? Need to see real-world implementation.
Gas fees are definitely annoying, but just talking infrastructure isn’t enough—the ecosystem needs to keep up too.
Another whitepaper project? I’ve seen too many of these combos, and they all end up fading away.
Will this actually solve problems or is it just another new scam for fresh money? Let’s wait and see.
Zero fees sound great, but I care more about the data and real TVL—don’t just fake the numbers, everyone.
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ContractBugHunter
· 12-07 12:22
Zero fees sound great, but I’m worried it might just be empty talk again... Will things actually be different when it’s up and running?
If this combo can really solve the big headache of gas fees, it’s definitely worth paying attention to. Most of those previous AI + blockchain projects are half-dead because the costs are just too high for anyone to participate.
But what I’m more curious about is how the smart layer gets optimized. Will the contracts end up becoming even more complex? Can the auditing workload actually go down?
Otherwise, it’ll just be another new story to lure in developers...
REI Network and BluwhaleAI have come together. One focuses on a zero-fee EVM-compatible payment chain, while the other specializes in building the Web3 intelligence layer. The complementarity of their tech stacks is quite evident.
The pain point this partnership addresses is very practical: Gas fees have always been a major headache for on-chain AI applications. Now, by combining high-speed payment capabilities with intelligent features, developers can deploy AI-related smart contracts with significantly reduced cost pressures.
There are also benefits for regular users—the user experience will be much smoother, since nobody wants to constantly check their wallet for fees with every operation. This kind of integration at the infrastructure level could allow more AI+blockchain ideas to actually take off, rather than just staying at the whitepaper stage.