$SERV — My official Investometer 📲 OpenServ is the engine for agentic Apps (aApps). It offers developers and users a seamless interface to build, deploy, and interact with intelligent agent-based workflows. But is @openservai a good investment or not? Lets find that out 👇🧵 Technology Features: 🤖 - Advanced cognitive capabilities with reasoning and decision-making - Inter-agent collaboration and communication - Extensible agent architecture with custom capabilities - Fully autonomous agent runtime with shadow agents - Framework-agnostic - integrate agents from any AI framework - Blockchain-agnostic - compatible with any chain implementation - Task execution and chat message handling - Asynchronous task management - File operations and management - Smart human assistance integration - Strong TypeScript typing with Zod schemas - Built-in logging and error handling - Three levels of control for different development needs Framework Architecture: OpenServ is designed to be completely framework and blockchain agnostic, allowing you to: - Integrate agents built with any AI framework - Connect agents operating on any blockchain network - Mix and match different framework agents in the same workspace - Maintain full compatibility with your existing agent implementations Control Levels: OpenServ offers three levels of control to match your development needs: Fully Autonomous (Level 1) - Only build your agent's capabilities - OpenServ's "second brain" handles everything else - Built-in shadow agents manage decision-making and validation - Perfect for rapid development Guided Control (Level 2) - Natural language guidance for agent behavior - Balanced approach between control and simplicity - Ideal for customizing agent behavior without complex logic - Full Control (Level 3) - Complete customization of agent logic - Custom validation mechanisms - Override task and chat message handling for specific requirements ➡️ 100% score — perfect. Tokenomics: 📊 - Circ. supply: 700M (70%) - Total supply: 1B - 0/0 tax - 25% buyback & burn from every agentic call (aApps) - 18 month vesting for team - $50M market cap ➡️ 94% score — amazing. Community: 💪 - 13.6k+ twitter followers - 6k+ average views - 2.5k+ telegram members - 187K+ engagements (24h) - 355+ creators (24h) - Social dominance: 0.1% ➡️ 80% score — very good. Narrative: 📢 - Artificial intelligence - AI Agent Framework - Base Ecosystem - Integrated Flywheel ➡️ 85% score — very good. Team: 👥 - CEO Tim Hafner: early TAO contributor - 12+ members - fully doxxed - prev: Nvidia, Amazon, Tron, Ton, Stellar, JP Morgan - based in London, UK ➡️ 100% score — perfect. Partnerships: 🤝 - Eliza OS - PinLink PIN - Hackerearth - Crossmint - Poink - Braille ➡️ 72% score — good. Investometer Score: 92% 🔋 Conclusion: Yes, $SERV is an amazing investment in my opinion. By far one of the most technologically advanced Ai agent projects out there. Took a little time to get all its pieces together but now they are on the brink of explosive growth imo. Appcelerator 1 is a great iniciative and amazing showcase of what the platform is capable of. However, I think this is only the beginning of something much bigger, of an entire ecosystem of agentic apps, built on OpenServ. Never made a dedicated post about it, but if you paid attention I always mentioned $SERV as one of my top picks and its already up over 2x from my calls at the bottom. Still early tho. NFA & DYOR 😁 ---------------------------------------------------------- Some gud accounts to follow to keep up with Serv: @OnlyHades_ | @0xBispo | @Oli_Oli_crypto | @MetaGorgonite | @CryptoBaldwinIV | @iamfakeguru | @warren_muppets | @____ProfessorX | @Kaffchad | @0xroto | @Sykodelic_ | @CryptoJonesRC | @CryptoHass | @gbCrypto_ | @degenApe22 | @Tradinator33 | @Defi0xJeff | @CryptoShiro_ | @DegenKenn | @dontbuytops | @YusufGemz | @Karamata2_2 | @MoonKing___ | @CCribz | @TheCryptoDaddi | @Crypt0_Andrew | @bobtherebuilt | @FabiusDefi | @CryptoLimbo_ | @deg_ape ---------------------------------------------------------- Thanks for reading frens 🩶 What do you think about $SERV? How high do you think it can go? Potential for a billy? Let me know 👇

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