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AI and hardware aren’t the product — they’re raw materials.
Large language models are like refrigeration: a breakthrough tech layer. But the real value? That comes from what gets built on top — the Coca-Colas of the agentic age. The next breakout systems won’t just use AI. They’ll be autonomous, composable, and onchain — with ownership and incentives built in from day one. But none of that works without proper infrastructure or token launch mechanics.
How can serious AI teams bootstrap long-term economies using bonding curves built for meme coins on platforms like Pump.fun? Why we build Xyber.png Xyber exists to solve two fundamental problems:

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Problem 1: Web3 Has No Real AI Stack

Blockchain doesn’t make AI smarter.
It makes it ownable, monetizable, and governable — if used right. Most “AI x crypto” projects slap a token on a wrapper and call it innovation.
But wrappers don’t evolve. They don’t reward their contributors or survive past the hype cycle. They’re just another faucet of speculation, adding more noise, more tokens, and no real structure. Even “agentic” platforms like Virtuals help you launch, but not grow. There’s no native stack to make agents usable, upgradable, or financially sustainable. What’s missing is infrastructure:
  • Systems that evolve, not just run inference
  • Wallets, memory, and logic that live and operate onchain
  • Incentives and flywheels that reward use, contribution, and performance
Xyber gives builders that stack
A proprietary set of frameworks designed for real business logic — programmable, modular, and built to scale. Explore PROOF

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Problem 2: Launches Are Still Rigged

In Web3, price is the product — and most launches are cooked before they start. Even great ideas fail under flawed mechanics.
We’ve seen it play out across Heaven, Pump.fun, and even “infrastructure” launches like ICM. The tooling might look clean — but the incentives aren’t.
  • “Fair” launches are front-run by insiders
  • Bonding curves kill momentum before communities even show up
  • Snipers win. Retail loses.
  • KOLs get dumped on or paid to shill what they don’t believe in
How can intelligent systems thrive if their beginnings are compromised? Xyber fixes this with a new primitive: the 0–100 Engine®
Randomized, capped, transparent — with buyback mechanics and retention rails built in. Launches become a distribution mechanic, not an extraction scheme. See how 0–100 works