AI Infrastructure @CNPYNetwork Matters One thing I've noticed is that AI products evolve incredibly fast. Infrastructure usually doesn't. A team can change its models, workflows, or product direction in weeks, while the underlying blockchain often becomes the constraint everyone has to work around. That's why @CNPYNetwork has been interesting to me. The idea isn't to make every application fit inside one shared environment. It's to let builders launch infrastructure that fits the application they're actually trying to build. That feels like a much healthier way to think about scalability. Especially for AI, where different products have completely different requirements around execution, data, and performance. The next generation of AI applications probably won't all run on the same rails. The ecosystems that succeed will be the ones giving developers the freedom to choose the architecture that matches their vision, instead of asking them to compromise before they even ship.