Recently, in the Sui ecosystem, a name has begun to be noticed by a select few: Talus Network.
It's not a new public chain, not an exchange, and not just another AI model; it attempts to solve a problem that will truly explode in the future—
When AI is not just chatting but 'automatically executing actions', who ensures that every step it takes is trustworthy?
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Automation has actually long ceased to be a new market
What many people don't realize is that automation has long been a super large market in Web2.
Tools like Zapier, n8n, and UiPath have long allowed businesses to delegate 'processes' to systems rather than humans.
These companies have proven one thing:
As long as it can help people save time and make fewer mistakes, automation itself is valuable.
But the problem is also very clear—
All mainstream automation tools today are centralized.
Your processes, your data, and your key logic are all running on a server of some company.
If it shuts down, changes rules, or adjusts prices, you can only accept it.
In high-risk, high-responsibility scenarios like finance, DeFi, and AI agents, this is actually very unreasonable.
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What Talus is doing is not 'more convenient', but 'verifiable'.
The core of the Talus Network is not the UI, but a protocol called Nexus.
You can think of Nexus as a decentralized automation engine.
If Zapier is 'helping you connect A to B',
What Nexus wants to do is:
Allow every automatic execution to be verifiable, traceable, and auditable.
In Nexus, automation is not a black box, but clear processes:
What each step is.
What time to execute.
What data was used.
What results were produced.
All of these will leave on-chain records.
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Why is this related to AI?
Because the next generation of AI is not just about answering questions, but will 'act on its own'.
For example:
AI automatically creates DeFi strategies.
AI monitors risks and triggers liquidation.
AI automatically conducts research, produces reports, and charges fees.
AI represents DAO in executing financial processes.
When AI starts to 'utilize funds and influence results',
Trust is no longer just about 'how smart the model is', but 'what it actually did'.
What Talus tries to provide is this verifiable behavioral layer.
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What is the role of the $US token?
The $US token of Talus is not a decorative item for storytelling, but execution fuel:
Every time an automation process is executed, $US must be paid.
Those who provide tools and nodes can benefit from it.
Unreliable tools or nodes may be penalized (slashing).
This represents one thing:
Every time 'AI does something automatically', it's an economic activity.
This is actually very different from many AI tokens that are just stuck in white papers.
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So, does the market really need such things?
The honest answer to this question is:
It may not be necessary now, but it may become essential in the future.
Talus is not a project born to 'hype' in the present,
It's more like laying the groundwork for a world that hasn't fully arrived yet:
AI agent popularization.
Automation becomes part of daily life.
Compliance, auditing, and accountability become important.
Once this route is established,
'Who can prove what they did' will be more important than 'who runs faster'.
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The true positioning of such projects
Talus is not a story token to chase uptrends.
But it's that kind of infrastructure that you only realize has been there when you look back.
The conditions for its success are very strict,
But if successful, the value won't be defined by short-term emotions.
$US $SUI
