Last night before going to bed, I saw the introduction of JOS and thought it was quite good. I checked the relevant information and then invested 1M, not expecting to be surprised with a 25x return in the morning.

A recent experience is that evaluating early-stage projects on-chain is actually very simple; there’s no need to consider whether it will be a hot topic in the future. You just need to see if the project is a scam (I've suffered too many losses from that before).

The FDV of newly launched projects is really cheap; as long as it’s a legitimate project, it can yield good returns, and even if it loses money, it won’t go to zero immediately.

Speaking of which, over the past two months, I’ve reviewed over a thousand projects and I can clearly feel that my judgment has improved a lot. I saw that new troll yesterday, which was also good, but I didn’t want to hold too many before going to bed, so I only kept JOS.

Now let’s talk more specifically about JOS.

JuliaOS is a modular open-source platform for building, deploying, and managing AI-driven agents and clusters across multiple blockchains. It provides a powerful backend in Julia, a flexible Node.js command-line interface, Python bindings, and a set of tools for cross-chain, decentralized finance (DeFi), and agent-based applications.

JOS is not a PUMP launch; instead, the project team directly minted 1 billion tokens. The key point is that, according to the official economic model, currently only about 10% to 20% is in circulation.

This means that with an FDV of 12M, the actual circulating supply is only 1 to 2M.

Additionally, it can be seen that this is a project with a complete team and investors.

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