Maybe I’m missing something… but this project is trying to build a ‘thinking blockchain’?

I’ve been around crypto long enough to roll my eyes at 90% of “next-gen blockchain” claims. Most of them promise scalability or new consensus tricks, but they don’t really change what a blockchain can do. This one, though, actually made me stop and read the whitepaper twice.

It’s called Amadeus Protocol, and the core idea is ambitious: they’re trying to build a blockchain that isn’t just a settlement layer for tokens or contracts. It’s designed to host and evolve autonomous AI agents. These agents learn and adapt through on-chain feedback loops, and the network itself becomes a sort of collective intelligence over time.

What really caught my eye is how they handle mining. Instead of burning GPU power on meaningless hashes, miners perform Tensorcore machine-learning computations that actively contribute to AI model training while securing the network. So the work being done has real-world utility beyond consensus.

They also claim there’s no VC allocation, the project is still pre-exchange, and growth so far looks organic and community-driven. If they pull this off, it could become a key piece of infrastructure for decentralized AI, something many talk about but few attempt seriously.

I’m not shilling; I’m genuinely curious whether this is the type of innovation crypto has been missing, or if it’s just too ambitious to succeed right now. Has anyone here gone deep into their docs or roadmap yet? Would love to hear other perspectives.

🔗 Website: https://ama.one

💬 Discord: https://discord.gg/amadeusprotocol