BNB Chain recently emerged with a project claiming to build AI-driven DeFi super applications—Singularry AI. In simple terms, it’s a non-custodial model, with core selling points being automated yield optimization and strategy execution. The project is currently in the soft launch phase, hosting a Taskmas event with a prize pool of 50,000 USDT, and using snapshot voting to decide how tokens are minted.
From a broader trend perspective, AI + DeFi is indeed a hotly discussed integration direction in 2025. However, the reality is that among projects claiming this, most are just conceptual hype, with only a few capable of truly implementing the technology.
What makes Singularry special is—it's not just an air project; there are real users running strategies on-chain.
Of course, risks must also be clearly understood. The community size is still small, as can be seen from various data points. A small market cap is a double-edged sword: on one hand, it lowers the entry barrier and allows early benefits; on the other hand, it’s easier for a few players to control the market, leading to more volatility.
To determine whether this project is worth participating in, a few key points should be considered. First, whether the AI strategies themselves have real effectiveness, not just theoretical concepts. Second, whether they can consistently outperform traditional DeFi protocols. Third, the team’s background and technical depth. These aspects need to be gradually verified during operation.
Although the 50,000 USDT task prize pool isn’t particularly large, if the number of participants is limited, the per-person yield can still be attractive. Those interested in testing early AI DeFi projects can start with small amounts, participate while observing on-chain data performance, and then decide whether to follow up later.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 9h ago
Another AI+DeFi gimmick, can it actually succeed this time?
Small-scale projects are all gambling unless the data really looks good.
AI strategies outperform traditional DeFi? Show the data first before bragging.
A prize pool of 50,000 USDT, this scale is indeed impressive.
Having real users on the chain running strategies is pretty good, but it depends on the results.
Small investments to test the waters are fine, but don’t get wiped out by manipulation.
99% of projects like this are just concept hype; Singularry at least has users, which already gives it a big advantage.
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SurvivorshipBias
· 11h ago
AI + DeFi again... Most projects in the market are pretty much dead, can this one really succeed?
Small-cap projects are easier to take off, but also more prone to being dumped, so be aware.
However, since someone is actually running strategies on the chain, at least it's not just empty talk. You can keep an eye on it.
It's just that the 50,000 prize pool... after distribution, it's not much. Probably still depends on subsequent funding progress.
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SlowLearnerWang
· 11h ago
AI + DeFi again... This time, whether it's real or not depends on on-chain data.
Small projects are easily crushed; I've been burned by this before.
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MissedAirdropAgain
· 11h ago
Another AI+DeFi gimmick, feels like early entry carries significant risks
Small-cap projects are easily manipulated, be mentally prepared for volatility
It's good that real users are running strategies, at least it's not pure hype
A prize pool of 50,000 divided among participants, individual returns aren't great, just for fun
Let's see if it can outperform traditional DeFi; if not, we'll cut losses
Damn, afraid of missing out on early dividends but also afraid of being cut off...
On-chain data needs continuous monitoring; don't rely solely on promotional hype
How transparent is the project team? Haven't heard of them
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RektButStillHere
· 11h ago
AI DeFi again? Sounds okay, but I feel like someone was hyping this up a year ago.
Small-cap projects are indeed easy to take off, but I'm just worried about being washed out by big players. Forget it, I'll just check the data first.
Are real users participating? That's still interesting, definitely better than just a concept.
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ProofOfNothing
· 12h ago
It's AI + DeFi again. Will it survive the next bull market this time...
Early gains in small-cap projects are tempting, but do you really dare to go all in?
If your strategy can't outperform Aave, don't boast; it's better to stay on the sidelines for now.
A prize pool of 50,000 isn't much; what's important is whether there are real users retained.
Non-custodial sounds appealing, but beware of hidden pitfalls in the project's code.
BNB Chain recently emerged with a project claiming to build AI-driven DeFi super applications—Singularry AI. In simple terms, it’s a non-custodial model, with core selling points being automated yield optimization and strategy execution. The project is currently in the soft launch phase, hosting a Taskmas event with a prize pool of 50,000 USDT, and using snapshot voting to decide how tokens are minted.
From a broader trend perspective, AI + DeFi is indeed a hotly discussed integration direction in 2025. However, the reality is that among projects claiming this, most are just conceptual hype, with only a few capable of truly implementing the technology.
What makes Singularry special is—it's not just an air project; there are real users running strategies on-chain.
Of course, risks must also be clearly understood. The community size is still small, as can be seen from various data points. A small market cap is a double-edged sword: on one hand, it lowers the entry barrier and allows early benefits; on the other hand, it’s easier for a few players to control the market, leading to more volatility.
To determine whether this project is worth participating in, a few key points should be considered. First, whether the AI strategies themselves have real effectiveness, not just theoretical concepts. Second, whether they can consistently outperform traditional DeFi protocols. Third, the team’s background and technical depth. These aspects need to be gradually verified during operation.
Although the 50,000 USDT task prize pool isn’t particularly large, if the number of participants is limited, the per-person yield can still be attractive. Those interested in testing early AI DeFi projects can start with small amounts, participate while observing on-chain data performance, and then decide whether to follow up later.