Utility Mega Spaces - M87, SPECTRE, PALM & NEURAL

customer and microphone checks before we begin. We have all the participants here. We have a couple people on the neural team. Then we have myself on behalf of the poem team. We have Simon from Spectre. And we have from Messier, Mr. Chejoining in. So, good evening to everyone equally. Please do keep yourselves muted as we roll with the flow of the spaces. So a quick summary of what we're going to be doing here, assuming the microphone is fine and do let me make some of you co-hosts as well. So you pop up a bit. Yeah, it's a JMS. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Perfect. Okay. The Messier account should be a co-host now. And it should show that we're all doing a four-some here. Amazing. Amazing. Okay. So to get back to what I was saying, we'll go with a quick introduction of each project. It'll be a couple minutes in. After that, we'll roll into all the relevant topics with some follow-up questions in a structured format. And then we can at the end give some time and space for community questions. They can be cross-referenced from any community to any project. So you can post them in the respective chats of those communities or you can post them in the tweets or anything that we can be seeing. We're not taking any additional speakers. So if you request to speak, that will be duly denied because it doesn't serve any purpose to do that. Okay. Let's roll with it. So I'll do a quick check. Sunny. Are you on the line? Does your microphone work? I think Sunny dropped out. Yep. I just saw that. So I'll come in again. But Nuro, I can hear your microphone working. So that's a check down there. Mr. Che from Messier. Are you ready to go? I'm absolutely ready to go, sir. That's phenomenal. I love your enthusiasm. Regarding the subject. So let's begin with our lovely partner project, Nuro AI. And we have Nuro and Nomin from the Nuro team. Joining from there, you can make the NIM decision, which one of you will give us a couple of minutes. It can be even shorter a pitch or a look into Nuro AI. I'm pretty sure everyone here is familiar or it at least should be. But it's better to always give the benefit of it out to new people as well. So Nuro, Nomin, Nuro, the Boris yours for a couple of minutes. All right. All right. Hey guys, how's it going? Yeah, I'm Nuro, the founder of Nuro, AI. As people probably know, some people at least. And with me is Nomin. Maybe you unmute yourself for a second. Hello. How are we doing? Holy shit, your mic is kind of sucks, but it's okay. Anyway, we haven't done spaces for a while, guys. So we're usually just livestreaming, but which I'm trying to figure out for video editing here, but here we are. Well, it is what it is. Maybe next time. So yeah, so a little bit about Nuro. Obviously, we started with pretty much like everyone here, right? That in the kind of OG area, era of Ethereum AI tokens. We launched like two and a half years ago on Ethereum. And we, like our initial premise was basically that we're going to do something in the 3D AI space, right? And we start working on 3D AI model generation. We had our own bit tens of subnet for 3D AI generation. We had a pretty long journey out of after that, which started with basically this concept of what we call the world engine, which was an extremely ambitious project, which is basically like, okay, so we figured game creation is kind of sucks in the state. It was back then, right? It really sucked. It was basically like years of experience needed, long years of development of a game. So we were like, okay, so we have kind of the 3D generation side covered, but we want to take it further, right? We want to actually develop the whole solution for this, for the whole gaming space. And in that way, basically shape a new era of game creation. And that's what we started about two years ago. And since then, we've just been building, building, building on this. And people who follow us definitely know what I'm talking about. And yeah, it was a pretty rough time. I think everyone here kind of went through the same thing, but we just kept our heads down and focused on what we thought would actually bring value in the future, right? And we continue to do that. And now we're here when we build out this world engine kind of turned into a product called Spark. It's live on Steam right now in beta. So we will create a based beta going there right now. It's a cross-platform native engine, that in itself kind of is built from the ground up with like an AI native workflow in mind, and that's kind of our main core product. And out of that, we are building multiple other things. One of them being like a web version of it, right? We're especially in a web version, we're going to focus way more on the web free site. And on top of that, there are multiple things that we can build on top of it, right? And all these things are kind of coming together right now. So we have like very good timing, which is almost unbelievable. Considering we spent so much time on it that everything aligns now. So yeah, I'm super curious how the next steps are coming along, but yeah, here we are. And we're basically now preparing for this like next massive push, right? So I think I talked a bit much. Sorry. No, that was fine. I like listening to your voice. So I didn't want to quit you there. But thank you. And thank you for neuro, essentially it's one of the last of the 2020 or cohort that jumped into the AI hype and actually kept building beyond that specific hype. So we'll hear about Neural later on in the near future. Thank you, Neural, for the introduction. So next, I think we could go to my favorite peer-to-peer exchange, you know, Ethereum Messier M7, as is the ticker. I always use Messier when I don't feel like paying my taxes, which is always so I'll give the floor over to Mr. Che of Messier to give us an amazing insight into what the product is if I didn't lay it out perfectly enough. Go ahead. Well, thanks for having me on here. Yeah, basically Messier is for those who don't know. It's more than just the P2P exchange, although that is like our flagship product or our flagship app rather. We are like an entire ecosystem that's backed by our Virgo Dow smart contract generating investment services or investment platform. However, the P2P exchange has become like the flagship of our thing where it's like you can trade tokens through peer-to-peer, but we provide liquidity pools and stuff like that. So not only are you saving taxes on slippage or saving taxes, but there's no slippage costs. There's no MVV risks. There's none of that. The exchange of works and it's running beautifully. Anyone who could put pools in there can we can have people trading back and forth. The other thing that the recent thing is now we've also integrated the DEX aggregation fallback system. So you can set it up for the P2P exchange trades what that you want and set a timer or instantaneous. It doesn't matter if you want to run if there's not any availability of the token that you're trying to buy or sell into the pool. You can have it set to a DEX aggregator fallback that will then buy it off the cheapest price off of multiple different DEXs that are available. So that's far and away. Reason enough to use the exchange. As opposed to picking your favorite DEX that you would use, this is a P2P exchange. So if the worst case scenario you just get the best deal across multiple DEX aggregator, but otherwise you're saving the slippage taxes, the token taxes, you don't have to worry about either. And again, no MV risks as well. So and it also works well for people who are buying and selling tokens that everyone gets married to their bags. They don't want to affect the chart when they have to let something go or buy something else because it's P2P, it's not affecting the chart when you're trading on it through the exchange. So that's another big thing. In addition to that, we have a number of other DEXs that are running that provide utility to fund the Virgo Dow investment project. But we can get into that a little bit later when we want to do I just wanted to do a brief introduction. We've been around for over four years now and we're currently on version four of the P2P exchange. So yeah, I can leave it at that for now and just a brief introduction. Thank you, Jay. That was that was enough. That was just enough to get a good idea of the project. Okay, let's do the final one which is, well the final one of our guests, of course, which is Spectre AI and Sonny himself, the CEO founder and overall management genius behind that project as well. And one of our November 2023 competing launches now, we've gone from competing to somewhat of relationship between the two which I want to expand to the Republic, but Sonny please go ahead. Thank you, thank you for that introduction. So yeah, I'm Sonny, I'm the founder of Spectre. I'm kind of let me preface by saying I'm very happy to be here because for those who are just tuning in, of course, as you heard, we're all pretty much OG projects. So yeah, we are from 2023 November. So yeah, it's been a long time and for those tuning in, the reason why we're having those spaces is to show that those the four projects that are basically here, none of us were in hibernation during let's say the lower times in the market, right? We kind of waited a little bit of a moment to have a bit more of you here while sentiment is a bit higher. And we're just, I'm just excited to basically sharing the space with everyone, but yeah, Spectre AI is a AI market intelligence project. Basically, we started off with predictions back in 2023. We pivoted to a V1 in 2024. And basically in the last in 2006, with the advancement of AI, of course, we fully decided to put all our decks to one card. And yeah, we come up with a brand new platform that pretty much harnesses all different types of data points around the market. So when, you know, Palm Dev here says