#加密市场观察 #Aif Imagine this: you are buying an AI operator that works for you 24 hours a day. If we were to personify AIF, it would be this role: an AI operator + marketing + buyback specialist deployed on BSC, it doesn't take leave, doesn't slack off, and is always online to work for you. Every day, it does the following in the background: • actively goes out to 'pull customers': automatic traffic generation, automatic promotion, helping the project find new attention; • buys itself with its own money: automatically repurchases according to preset rules; • after buying itself, it 'loses weight': automatically destroys repurchased chips, gradually increasing the scarcity of the remaining chips. Therefore, the core logic that AIF wants to convey is actually one sentence: traffic = fuel for the buyback engine, buyback = source of scarcity. What you are buying is not just a string of code, but an experimental machine trying to use AI to turn Meme into a 'self-operating system.' Although the world of Meme is high risk, carefully studying the project logic and making small investments for value won't lead to significant losses.