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June 10, 2026

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dFusion AI Protocol @dFusionAI ยท 2026-06-10T12:00:01+00:00

When you run a query on dFusion, the network doesn't just give you an answer. It logs who asked, what they rated, and what they contributed. That's been happening since testnet launched. Some people have months of activity recorded on-chain already. Participation history [Spoken audio]: 3.7 billion tons of diffusion adot, billions of data points unified. Your contributions make it smarter. Deep analysis delivered in seconds on the subnet. Monetize the intelligence.

In this image, there are two black boxes placed horizontally across a white background. The text within these boxes reads, "3.7 Billion tokens of macromechanical data." Below this description, there is another line of text providing information on what dFusion does with the data from users. This text reveals that each user's activity is logged and their contributions are considered when running a query. 

To further understand this concept, let's consider an example. Say you have three people: Alice, Bob, and Carol. Each of them has contributed tokens to a project or service called dFusion. Now, when you run a query on dFusion that uses their data, it considers the tokens they've provided as well. This log helps in determining their impact on the project or service based on the data collected from the network.

AI visual analysis: In this image, there are two black boxes placed horizontally across a white background. The text within these boxes reads, "3.7 Billion tokens of macromechanical data." Below this description, there is another line of text providing information on what dFusion does with the data from users. This text reveals that each user's activity is logged and their contributions are considered when running a query. To further understand this concept, let's consider an example. Say you have three people: Alice, Bob, and Carol. Each of them has contributed tokens to a project or service called dFusion. Now, when you run a query on dFusion that uses their data, it considers the tokens they've provided as well. This log helps in determining their impact on the project or service based on the data collected from the network.