The projects in the Depin circle always like to have a "mining" shell, and electronic cigarettes and running shoes can be "turned on to mine coins". They are all under the guise of mining, buying things, and turning on to mine tokens, essentially just plates. Now it's back to the basics and back to the phone. When I was watching the KBW event a while ago, I saw Gaia buying a phone and getting a free ticket. Gaia is a decentralized open-source AI infrastructure that empowers developers to seamlessly create and deploy AI agents across different knowledge bases. At present, 58 agents have been launched, including video generation, image and text generation, stock agency and other knowledge base modules of different dimensions, including Coinbase Developer Platform (CDP), Eliza, etc. Gaia has recently launched an AI phone with built-in Gaia domain name system and node functions, which can mine without connecting to the internet. But it's not just a 'mining phone', it can also be deployed as a consumer terminal with practical applications. Simply put, all the calculations and data processing in the mobile phone are completed by Gaia itself, without the need to package information and send it to centralized platforms. This means that AI tools can be used with Gaia phones without the need for internet connection. And this is not a junk phone contracted by Huaqiangbei, Gaia AI Phone is based on the top hardware of Galaxy S25 Edge. According to official sources, KWB can also directly test the real device on site, allowing users to personally feel how this "edge device" operates and experience the real machine demonstration of Gaia Phone on site. The financing and capital lineup behind it is very strong, having completed $20 million in financing, with investment institutions including ByteTrade (SIG), Mirana, etc., and attracting over 700000 real node users. In addition, Gaia is currently collaborating with platforms such as EigenLayer and Pudgy Penguins, and the official statement is that "exclusive applications will be released in the future", which seems to be an attempt to turn this phone into an ecological gateway. The price and release have also been adjusted: the selling price is $1399, and buying the phone also includes KBW tickets (which cost around $500 separately), which is equivalent to the phone itself only costing around $900. Purchase link in http://mobile.gaianet.ai However, the first batch is limited to 1000 units and is only available in South Korea and Hong Kong. The official plan is to pilot it on a small scale and optimize it based on user feedback. Simply put, Gaia has a background, users, and a real AI framework, and we are looking forward to its future development.