YOUR AI ACTIVITY IS WORTH SOMETHING BUT WHO GETS THAT VALUE? every time we use AI we are doing more than asking questions we're researching, solving problems, testing ideas and creating things. all of that activity says something about how people actually use these tools. that's what makes @conso_xyz interesting to me. Conso is working on a consumer graph and payments ecosystem with its Prompt to Earn extension exploring how everyday AI activity can become a source of rewards. but there is another part of the project worth paying attention to its connection with @SuiNetwork and @WalrusProtocol Sui brings blockchain infrastructure designed for applications that need fast transactions and a smoother user experience. Walrus focuses on decentralized data storage an important piece of infrastructure for applications dealing with large amounts of information. Conso identifies Walrus as part of its underlying infrastructure and the broader Sui ecosystem is relevant to understanding its technical direction. the interesting question is how these pieces could work together. imagine a system where your digital activity contributes to a reputation profile, useful participation can be recognized and rewards can move through blockchain based payments. that's the direction Conso is exploring. of course turning that idea into a useful product means getting some difficult things right, especially privacy, fair reward distribution and preventing people from gaming the system. i am more interested in seeing how Conso handles those challenges than in chasing another reward campaign because if our everyday AI activity creates value, it's worth asking how much of that value should return to the people creating it.