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At its core, DIN is a data layer that collects and validates both on-chain and off-chain data—while using the blockchain as the settlement layer. The big idea? Give ownership of data back to users and let them earn rewards for what they contribute to the system.

DIN is a decentralized blockchain network aimed at providing reliable data support, secure execution environment, and efficient computing power for AI agents. DIN promotes the innovative development of data and artificial intelligence (AI) by adopting advanced blockchain technology, AI capabilities, and a decentralized ecosystem.

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Against the backdrop of rapid AI technological development, this article explores the core role of data in AI advancement and the economic challenges of data acquisition and processing. As the first modular AI data preprocessing layer, DIN proposes a decentralized solution based on blockchain, allowing users to participate in data validation and vectorization while earning rewards. The article also analyzes DIN's technological advantages, market potential, and capital support, and provides a detailed explanation of DIN's node selling model, including expected returns and payback period.