Building AI Agents the Web3 Way
summary
A Layer‑1 EVM‑compatible chain built for on‑chain AI, with four pillars: native storage (hosts >100B‑parameter uploads, claimed 95% cost savings vs S3), a 50 Gbps DA layer, a compute layer that runs models like GLM‑5 (744B) inside TEEs and emits ZKML proofs for verifiable inferencing, and a GPU service marketplace that pays providers. Benchmarks claim 11K TPS per shard and sub‑second finality, an ERC-7857 standard for agentic NFT identities, and a $15,000 hackathon bounty pool.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Introduction and What Is 0G
- 0:510G's Four Core Pillars Overview
- 1:180G Chain: EVM Compatibility and Mainnet
- 1:41Testnet Tokens and Getting Started
- 2:020G Storage: Why Native Decentralized Storage
- 3:15Data Availability Layer
- 3:34Compute: Verifiable Inferencing in TEE
- 4:42Transparency and Censorship Resistance
- 5:07On-Chain Fine-Tuning
- 5:36Service Marketplace for GPU Providers
- 6:14Storage Cost Comparison: AWS S3 vs 0G
- 6:47DA Throughput, TPS, and Block Finality
- 7:08ERC-7857: Intelligent NFTs and Agentic IDs
- 8:26Mainnet Stats and Ecosystem Overview
- 9:00Guild Grants Program
- 9:27Alignment Nodes and Governance
- 10:47ETH Global Hackathon Bounties
- 11:34Vibe Coding Resources and AI Skills
- 12:40Telegram Group and Faucet Support
- 13:02Q&A
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