Own Your Mind

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Own Your Mind episodes

  • Tokenomics: Render vs Akash vs io.net
    Three decentralised compute networks, three different revenue stories. Akash discloses every dollar on-chain (around 3.15 million dollars audited 2025 revenue), so its price-to-revenue ratio can be computed. io.net self-reports and gets discounted for it. Render does not publicly disclose USD revenue at all, so its P/Revenue cannot be calculated. The verifiability gap is the freedom score showing up in the fundamentals.
    19 min
  • Tokenomics: MOR vs TAO vs FET
    Three approaches to tokenising AI infrastructure compared. Morpheus fair launch, Bittensor halving mechanics, ASI Alliance merger — which model captures value for token holders?
    23 min
  • ElizaOS
    ElizaOS is the most popular open-source AI agent framework in web3, genuinely well-built and widely adopted. But Eliza Labs is winding down (April 2026), a federal class action has been filed in SDNY, and the ELIZAOS token is effectively worthless. The framework is the real asset; the token is not. F/F grades.
    6 min
  • Aethir
    Aethir focused on enterprise GPU rentals from day one. It grades F on freedom and C on returns. Checker nodes, Edge nodes, Cloud nodes: we cover the economics and whether Aethir can compete with Render and Akash.
    7 min
  • AntSeed
    AntSeed runs the decentralisation that most DeAI inference marketplaces claim: BitTorrent DHT for discovery, WebRTC for transport, fair-launch ANTS emissions on weekly epochs, but the token's transfers are intentionally disabled during the protocol's economic-architecture phase. C on Freedom, F on Returns.
    6 min
  • Heurist
    Heurist built a real open-source agent SDK with reciprocal partnerships and a Coinbase x402 payment rail, but the GPU mining programme that anchored its decentralised compute identity has been paused since January 2025, and the token sits at the post-cycle low end of the DeAI compute shelf. F on Freedom, F on Returns.
    6 min
  • NuNet
    NuNet published a fixed one billion NTX cap for five years, and on 19 September 2026 a compromised deployer key minted 408.5 million more in a single transaction and sold it overnight. The orchestration stack is open source and still works. The custody model underneath it never did.
    6 min
  • Auki
    Auki ships Cactus, a B2B spatial-AI retail tool with one externally documented pilot at Coop Stora Visby. The Posemesh perception network is admitted-centralised by both auditor and project. The 40,000 retail stores figure circulating in DeAI commentary is unsourced.
    6 min
  • Openmind / ROBO
    Openmind ships the OM1 open-source robot runtime on Unitree, UBTech and Agibot hardware. USDC settles via x402, ROBO bonds operator reputation, and BubbleMaps flagged sybil wallets at airdrop. Insider cliff opens February 2027.
    5 min

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The dual-score podcast for decentralised AI. Every episode breaks down a DeAI project with honest, data-driven assessments, scoring both sovereignty (Freedom Score) and token economics (Returns…