People should start to get very excited about the prospects of LeoAI.

This is something I have harped upon for a while. There is a reason why the last few months has seen this as the primary focus of The Lion's Den, my writings, and the videos I make.

When it comes to the future, it is one driven by AI.

My focus also comes out when we discuss the development by the Leo team. I do not mean to imply they are not important, they are. However, unless it pertains to AI and the ability to generate more data, it is of lesser impact.

That said, we have many tentacles that have to be expanded. This is what is going to help drive future valuation.

This week, we got insight into what the potential is. We were repeatedly told the targeted market cap for Leo is $100 million. To me, this is too low.

What VeniceAI Tells Us About LeoAI

The screenshot above is the present market cap of VVV, the new token that was just released tied to VeniceAI.

I fully acknowledge that we are likely seeing a pump. People got excited, especially those who received airdrops. It is probable the dump will continue.

We can see we are sitting above $230 million. Even if this droped 80%, we will still have a $40 million market cap. Think about that for a moment.

What does VeniceAI have? Here is where things get interesting.

VeniceAI is a private chatbot with image generation. It appears to struggle with some real time data, which is not surprising since it is nothing more than a chatbot. This rivals the idea of ChatGPT.

Social Media As A Feed Mechanism

Much of the focus of my discussions are upon data. This is the new oil as they say. However, when it comes to this, VeniceAI is not really in the game. As far as I can tell, there is no ongoing feeder system. It appears to pull from other open source models, providing the results people seek.

This is then trained using data from the Internet. It is a commonly followed approach. Here is where gaps in real time information can enter.

Social media is a powerful feed mechanism. It is what sets the Grok, Gemini, and Llama models apart from the likes of ChatGPT. These are tied to large social media platforms that are feeding reams of real time data.

VeniceAI is generating excitement without this. That is not a knock since it is the same thing OpenAI did.

However, having the social media helps since it can power the vector database, supplmenting the training from the model.

The Potential of LeoAI

How much can LeoAI be worth?

It is important to mention this is part of the larger platform. A chatbot and image generator are not the only two features (services). There are a number of tentacles which this all can be tied to.

Social media as a destination is dead. The idea of pulling communities so they can engage in social media activities is proven to be obsolete. If the will engage, existing social media is the home.

AI offers a change.

What happens when communities can not only be offered social media features but also AI services? Here is where things take a much different turn.

Of course, we can see Web 2.0 moving into this realm. What separates this, and what caused the push of VVV is the fact that people can have stake . Being tokenized adds another layer of incentive.

We are going to see AI platforms that legitimately are worth $500 million or a billion dollars. This will not be completely novel. AI is a force multiplier, elevating the ability to output. Whatever the focus is, AI automates in ways that can bring about explosion.

The goal of Leo is $100 in market cap. To me, a platform offering a large number of agents and direct AI services is going to surpass that by a wide margin.

We are seeing the roadmap unfold before our eyes. This is crucial that applications and platforms get on board with.

Those that are successful are going to see their markets caps richly rewards, as long as they are providing the services people require.