OpenLedger is one project I didn’t take seriously enough at first.
I looked at transaction categorization and thought it sounded too small, almost like a feature, not a real infrastructure idea.
But I’ve noticed the more interesting part is what happens when categorization becomes a reasoning layer. It is not just labeling transactions. It is helping AI understand on-chain behavior, intent, patterns, and context.
I’m looking at that differently now because agents, apps, and AI systems will need more than raw blockchain data. They will need clean economic memory they can actually use.
I’m not rushing, and I’m still cautious about real adoption, but I keep thinking this quiet layer could matter more than it looks. That is why I’m still paying attention.