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🪙 ZORO Token Utility — Powering Scalable AI Infrastructure
True utility for AI begins with $ZORO.
The ZORO token is the execution layer behind all interaction, validation, and memory sync inside the ZoRo AI protocol. It provides programmable access to inference, contributor coordination, subscription layers, and soon — native on-chain publishing and staking.
⚙ Current Utilities (Live)
ZORO is already integrated into the protocol stack and required for:
Function | Description |
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AI Subscription | 20 ZORO/month to access full agent memory, session history, and chat logic |
API Usage | 0.0001 ZORO per token generated in AI responses |
SDK Access | Unlocks developer features for external apps and tool integrations |
Task Launch | Deploy annotation or validation tasks to the contributor network |
Premium Access | Enable advanced model features and project-bound agents |
Level Upgrade | Pay to qualify for skill tiers and governance roles |
Token Locking | Time-locked access to restricted modules, datasets, or governance votes |
ZORO connects users, data, and intelligence into a seamless economy for decentralized machine learning. Each interaction is metered, verified, and gated through tokens.
🧭 Upcoming On-Chain Utility (ZORO L1)
The native ZORO blockchain will introduce a new class of token-bound functionality through direct smart contract logic. This will include:
On-Chain Role | Description |
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Data Commit Fee | Pay gas in ZORO to write vector memory, annotations, or agent metadata |
Profile Publication | Publicly publish encrypted meta-profiles for permissioned reuse |
Agent State Sync | Anchor long-lived agent behavior via zkProof into chain memory |
Validator Staking | Stake ZORO to access task arbitration and DAO-driven scoring |
Protocol Storage Access | Access permanent metadata via Pinata+IPFS using ZORO token triggers |
This will transform ZORO from a transactional utility into a full intelligence gas layer — powering not just computation, but memory, sync, permission, and validation.
🔗 Summary
ZORO is not an abstract token — it is a programmable access mechanism across:
- Agent creation and inference
- Data flow and annotation campaigns
- On-chain publishing and governance
- Developer automation and Web3 memory sync