FLock.io launches large model asset launchpad FOMO Launchpad
Foresight News reports that the decentralized privacy AI platform FLock.io has launched the large model asset launchpad FOMO Launchpad (FLock Open Model Offering), aiming to help model developers release and monetize their models through tokenization and incentive mechanisms. At the same time, it provides enterprises and individuals with low-cost, sustainable AI inference services, allowing participants with different risk preferences and resource conditions to find suitable ways to participate.
FOMO can assetize AI models, enabling the growth in model usage to be directly converted into participatory and shareable value returns. As model usage increases, the net income generated by the model on the FLock API platform will be used for on-chain buybacks and deflation according to a predetermined mechanism: on one hand, by buying back and burning the model token Model Token (MT), the model's value is more directly transmitted to holders; on the other hand, further value capture is achieved within the FLOCK ecosystem, thereby realizing a complete closed loop from model issuance and inference application to ecological value feedback.
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