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$BMX the BitMart token has bottomed out. AMA… what happens to our tokens if Binance has a problem? Seems risky to have bnb or any exchange token as our layer 1. Would it not be prudent to switch to a US regulation compliant blockchain? I know grp is supposed to be going with their own but maybe in the meantime? Just a random thought

Bull$hit. Do not touch this. No FCA (Financial Conduct Authority) number.

AMA: Will it be possible to collaborate on a project with a team? Will the project domains remain as they are now after the beta?

Just a thought… With the team preparing for a funding round and the long-term vision of the Free Zone, I sometimes wonder what is already happening behind the scenes. If the vision is as ambitious as many of us believe, it seems reasonable to think that conversations with potential investors, strategic partners, and perhaps even government stakeholders are already taking place. Projects of this scale aren’t built overnight—they require funding, cooperation, and years of planning. Of course, none of us know what discussions are actually happening, and only the team can speak about that. But if the goal is to build something that could eventually support governance, digital infrastructure, AI, and economic development, then engaging with the right institutions would be a logical step. Sometimes we only see the visible milestones, while the most important work happens quietly in the background. I’m looking forward to seeing how the next chapter unfolds. If the vision becomes reality, it could be much bigger than most people currently imagine. So I still wonder: Could the groundwork already be underway, or maybe already happened and waiting behind the scenes?

Hey does anybody know what Ai Daxly.ai is using ?

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Daxly ai does not publicly disclose a single underlying large language model. It uses or fetches build commands from multiple other AI. The best features of those ai.

In other words: (by ai) Daxly’s multi-model orchestration works through its proprietary Dax 2.1 Neural Engine. It is not a single large language model — it is an intelligent routing and orchestration system that breaks a user’s request into subtasks and dynamically assigns each one to the strongest available AI model or specialized tool. Daxly does not use one AI. It uses a smart system (called the Dax 2.1 Neural Engine) that: 1. Breaks your request into many small jobs 2. Picks the best AI’s for each job 3. Combines everything into the final result Everyday example You say: “Build me a game with intro video, logo, and music.” • Coding the game → Claude (best at code) • Designing the logo → Midjourney or DALL·E (best at images) • Making the intro video → Veo or Runway (best at video) • Creating the music → Suno (best at music) • Checking security → Claude + GPT together You only write one prompt. Simply put: Daxly acts as a conductor. You give the overall vision; the Neural Engine decides, moment by moment, which AI or tool should play each instrument. That is the multi-model orchestration. Still in beta (user test phase); announcement is expected within days, any time soon.

Great description

in other words: we are the best because we take the best of the best and use it for ourselves. did I say right?

The Daxly neural engine is an ai creation itself. Daxly is its name. It's a middle man concept fetching from one ai to assemble in its own structure to deliver to the user. Others do this but nothing like this to build working useable concepts by prompt alone.

AMA Questions As of now, It is not likely that ANNE and the Daxly Neural Engine 2.1 work together, and there is no evidence that Daxly is part of the Grap3 ecosystem. They appear to be separate projects (officially - no public information). Question 1 Now that the AI Builder is approaching production readiness, is Grap3 open to integrating or collaborating with external multi-model AI engines, such as Daxly’s Neural Engine 2.1, as part of its ecosystem in the future? Could this be something that complements ANNE, or is the long-term vision to rely entirely on Grap3’s own AI infrastructure? Question 2 Are there any plans to allow third-party AI orchestration systems (like Daxly) to work alongside or plug into ANNE? Question 3 How does the team currently view external AI builders relative to ANNE — as potential competitors, possible future partners, or something the ecosystem will remain independent from?

Pinakee, is there a chat feature in it? I couldn’t discover one. It seems to me folks will want to talk through business ideas and then would have to go to another platform to do that.

Let me check

We'll add that!

Register and sign up on daxly.ai After that you receive a verification email 📧 in your mailbox. Follow instructions and login. On first page push the 3 stripes button on the left upper corner Scroll down till you see “billing” Push on it and then you’re able to buy credits for the first build. But remember it’s still the beta version. Hope this helps.

I have added this 👍️️️️

you can send feedback to me in pm and I will forward to the beta testing group

What is the function of the credits?

If you want to build something, you pay for the use of Daxly.ai. The AI Builder is a paid service, so every build consumes credits based on your usage.

Is there a price table already?

Yes, you can buy fix portions of credits under “billing” e.g. 10K credits for $30 or €27,50. Or just put in the amount you want to spend on the build.