After DNA’s launch, what I care about most is what it can bring to the product. After a Web3 project issues a token, most people tend to focus first on price, trading volume, and which exchanges it’s listed on. But for a project like NeoSoul, which aims to bring AI Agents into real-world applications, what I’m truly curious about is: what role will DNA play within the product itself? I reviewed NeoSoul’s DNA tokenomics, and one design stood out to me: NeoTrade plans to use DNA for payments toward Agent services, Skills, and data services. Technical partners who pay with DNA will receive a 20% discount, while the team also retains stablecoins as an alternative payment method. This made me think: a token’s value isn’t just about market trading—it can also be measured by its integration with the product. For example, if users can one day use DNA to build their own trading strategies, access different Agents, or purchase relevant data services, then DNA has the potential to become embedded in everyday product usage. If developers are incentivized through ecosystem programs to continuously build Agents with real utility, this could further boost overall ecosystem activity. Of course, having these mechanisms outlined in the tokenomics only indicates the project’s direction. Whether sustained demand actually materializes depends entirely on NeoTrade’s product experience, user adoption, and whether the services themselves deliver real value. I’ll also continue monitoring other potential uses of DNA—for instance, the official documentation mentions that holding or staking DNA may unlock higher-tier product permissions in the future. But these remain future plans; actual functionality and release timelines are still pending official announcements. For me, there are three key things to watch moving forward: 1⃣ Can NeoTrade enable more users to genuinely create and use their own trading Skills? 2⃣ Will developers be motivated to build Agents that users truly need? 3⃣ Can the payment and reward mechanisms for DNA be gradually implemented as the product evolves? I won’t rush to judge a project’s long-term value just because its token has launched. Beyond short-term market hype, I want to see the product steadily improve and the token’s utility genuinely woven into the ecosystem. If AI Agents are NeoSoul’s core direction, then whether DNA can become a vital link connecting users, developers, and product services is something worth continuing to observe. When evaluating a project’s token, do you look first at the tokenomics—or at whether the product has real, existing usage demand? #NeoSoul #DNA #NeoTrade