In the past, it was said that content was not valuable, but this statement no longer holds in Web3, especially since I came across the Snap-to-Earn mechanism of @cookiedotfun, I realized that content creation on-chain operates under an entirely different logic.

Let me tell you about 9 projects I have recently been following; these projects are redefining the act of creating value.

▲@JoinSapien
Training AI can also be profitable; this statement is not just a gimmick. Sapien truly allows the community to participate in AI co-creation, with data labeling and content feeding becoming sources of income. Being an AI laborer has never been so dignified.

▲@OpenledgerHQ
It is currently the platform where I create the most Snap content. Every piece of on-chain content you create has the potential to be recorded and rewarded. Although the Snap Club rankings are competitive, over time you will find that it is actually fostering a new on-chain writing habit.

▲@recallnet
In today's age of information explosion, it helps us remember the key points, turning on-chain data into structured knowledge. In the future, whatever content AI references, you will be able to trace back to the source—behind this is a huge market for knowledge assets.

▲@elympics_ai
Do you play games? Have you trained AI to play games? This is my latest favorite AI arena, especially suitable for content creators to do battle analysis and event commentary, creating content while playing.

▲@LABtrade_
Once you use it, you won't go back to other platforms. Fast, stable, and low fees, content creators can also do strategy breakdowns, terminal tutorials, and market analysis. Snap + Airdrop = traders with content are more in demand.

▲@vooi_io
Content creators cannot ignore this platform. The production, consumption, and feedback of on-chain content are all transparent and traceable, interactions are genuine, and value is real. This is the future home for content creators.

▲@build_on_bob
Not just L2, but also a creative infrastructure that is cheap, fast, and suitable for deploying a large number of low-cost content protocols. I've seen several creative platforms testing on Bob.

▲@tenprotocol
A protocol that focuses on social relationships allows your interactions with readers, fans, and friends to be recorded on-chain, making a referral system among acquaintances incredibly accurate in the future.

▲@Almanak__
Stop relying on intuition for your content strategy. Use Almanak to check your content interaction data, identify trends, and analyze engagement. It’s ten times more accurate than figuring it out on your own.

Overall, writing content in Web3 is not just about complaining or riding the wave of trends, but truly anchoring the value chain on-chain, where the meaning of content can finally be controlled by oneself.

In the future, I will break down these nine projects from @cookiedotfuncn from different perspectives and take everyone into the world of AI + web3 together.