MIRA/USDT: The Token Bridging AI and Blockchain
If you follow crypto, you might have spotted MIRA/USDT listing on major exchanges . But MIRA isn’t just another memecoin—it’s the fuel for Mira Network, a project solving AI’s biggest flaw: hallucinations .
The "Trust Layer" for AI
Current AI models often require human oversight because their outputs can be unreliable. Mira changes this by using a decentralized consensus mechanism. It routes the same query to multiple independent AI models (like GPT or Llama) and requires them to agree before an output is verified . This creates mathematically verifiable, "trustless" results without human intervention .
What is the MIRA Token?
The MIRA token, primarily traded against USDT, is the backbone of this ecosystem. It serves several key purposes:
· Staking & Security: Node operators stake MIRA to participate in verification. Honest actors are rewarded, while malicious ones are penalized ("slashed") .
· Access & Governance: Holders can pay for API access, vote on protocol upgrades, and use it within AI applications built on the network .
With applications like Klok (an AI assistant) already powering millions of users, MIRA aims to bring autonomous AI to high-stakes fields like healthcare and finance .