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@cfm_solx:cfm_sol · X / Twitter

Original postOct 06, 06:48 AM

$darwin 500m dyor 5VnbrKp28Qs9CAH6PyZdxBNvLxZcbeX3YBsozgWnpump okx wallet: AI agent compute infrastructure project. The core is to provide AI agents with intelligent model routing + proprietary GPU fallback + parallel batch processing. It mainly solves several pain points agents face when actually running tasks: top-tier models can easily hit rate limits or run out of credits, causing tasks to get stuck; simple tasks still being handled by expensive models wastes money; batch workloads can only be processed sequentially, leaving the agent waiting; and without backup compute, the task simply fails. Darwin is essentially an API placed in front of all the models a user has. It accepts requests in OpenAI or Anthropic format, uses rules to determine the difficulty of the task, and then routes it to the cheapest model in the user’s list that is capable of handling it. When the budget is running low or a model hits its rate limit, simple requests automatically fall back to cheaper models. When all models are unavailable, the request falls back to Darwin’s own GPU models instead of simply returning an error. It also supports an MCP server, allowing agents to directly call Darwin as a tool. It does not store users’ prompts or responses. It only records the model, token count, cost, and latency. It’s basically like an intelligent load balancer + CDN + backup generator in the real world. You connect the agent’s “power meter” to it, and it automatically sends heavy workloads to large models, light workloads to smaller models, switches routes when a model is under capacity constraints, and uses its own generators when everything else is unavailable. The Swarm feature is like handing a pile of individual packages to a parallel processing center: submit them all at once, process them simultaneously, then aggregate and return the results. The DARWIN token is used through a burn-to-credit mechanism: burning 1 million DARWIN gives you 5 credits. These credits are used to pay for calls to Darwin’s own GPUs and upgrades. There are no subscriptions or card payments—everything is accounted for purely through on-chain burns. The official team previously stated that around 52 million tokens had been burned, and that the developer allocation had also been burned. The price went up because Kyle Samani tweeted about the project, while the subsequent decline als…

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@chinapumprocketx:chinapumprocket · X / Twitter

Original postOct 06, 06:26 AM

🔥 $darwin 1.5m - 62.8x Your coin was caught at 23.88k by AI One API key for every model. Darwin keeps your best model for hard work, moves easy requests to cheaper ones as its limit runs down, and runs its own GPU model when everything else is spent. CA: 5VnbrKp28Qs9CAH6PyZdxBNvLxZcbeX3YBsozgWnpump Chart + Trade: Signals: