QuackAI Vs. Big Players: AI Race
QuackAI's ($Q ) market cap is approximately $40M, with significant trading volume (often $5M–$9M daily). It's available on Ethereum and BNB Chain, ranked in the top 500–1000 cryptos by market cap.
QuackAI is part of a broader Web3 AI trend, where projects use blockchain to distribute AI compute, data, or intelligence (e.g., Bittensor for decentralized machine learning, Akash for cloud compute, or Ocean Protocol for data marketplaces). It differentiates by targeting governance bottlenecks in DAOs, where human voting is slow and inefficient.
AI/Blockchain Big Players
JPMorgan ($12B in AI and blockchain R&D):
JPMorgan is a leader in institutional blockchain adoption via its Onyx platform and JPM Coin (a stablecoin for internal settlements). It also runs Liink (formerly Interbank Information Network), a blockchain network for cross-bank data sharing. AI is used extensively for fraud detection, trading algorithms, and risk management.
Mastercard ($1B AI investment fund):
Mastercard is active in blockchain (e.g., crypto card partnerships, pilots for CBDCs) and AI (for fraud prevention and personalization). It has made billion-dollar acquisitions, like Recorded Future ($2.65B in 2024 for AI-powered threat intelligence) and Finicity (~$1B in 2020 for data aggregation)
Google (TensorFlow for AI research):
TensorFlow is an open-source AI framework widely used in finance for model building (e.g., by hedge funds for predictions). Google Cloud AI serves financial clients.
Microsoft (Azure AI platform):
Azure provides AI tools (e.g., machine learning services) to banks for everything from chatbots to risk modeling. Many financial firms rely on it for scalable AI.
