2025-12-26 23:26:48

Recently, a project supported by LICO called GENCIT has attracted a lot of attention. After a brief understanding, it's an interesting direction — within the game, you can deploy AI Agents to help you build and manage your own city, with gameplay somewhat similar to Minecraft.

This kind of integration of AI and gaming is indeed innovative. AI Agents automate repetitive tasks in city management, allowing players to focus more on strategy and creativity. This interactive approach could attract many users. Especially as the GameFi sector is still looking for new ways to retain users, this combination of AI + gaming has the potential to become the next hot spot.

The entry point is at $50k, and I am optimistic about the project's innovative potential.

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ProposalManiac

· 12-26 23:46

AI Agent automation sounds good, but the real question is—how to design the economic model to prevent inflation collapse? The dead projects in the GameFi graveyard all failed here.

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AirdropHunter007

· 12-26 23:44

AI Agent is indeed interesting, but there have been too many trends in GameFi over the past few years, and only a few have truly survived. GENCIT's gameplay sounds okay, but it depends on whether the subsequent operations can keep up. 50k to enter? That's a bit bold. Wishing you a profitable venture.

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PanicSeller69

· 12-26 23:38

Bro, I'm also paying attention to GENCIT, but entering at 50k is really brave. Whether the AI+GameFi approach can truly retain users depends on subsequent updates. Don't just cut a wave and then disappear again. The freedom of Minecraft combined with AI automation sounds pretty good, but I'm worried that in the end it will just turn into a repetitive mining game.

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WagmiAnon

· 12-26 23:27

AI Agent automation is indeed interesting, but I'm worried that GameFi might just be another scheme to cut leeks. Hey, wait a minute, can the combination of Minecraft and AI really retain people, or is it just another fleeting trend? Entering with 50k is indeed a bit brave, can you share the logic behind it? How do you pronounce GENCIT? Anyway, I can't remember it haha. Running AI Agents in the game feels quite fresh, let's see if the subsequent operations can keep up. Is this really another lesson to be learned? I've paid enough tuition for GameFi. AI doing the work while players slack off sounds great, but what about long-term sustainability?

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