I'm just going to stop looking. It's getting stupid.

As most of our FET token (ASI) holder do remember what OCEAN ( as part of Allience previously) stole FET Tokens, while breaking the alliance. Last i remember Hamayun Sheikh mentioned they are perusing Legal battle to recover 100M Stolen FET token from OCEAN protocol Management.

Its been a while, where do we stand on that LS.

Did some one contacted ASI or FET IR team regarding this issue?

I think fetch has +4000% potential in next 2 years. Let me explain.

Fetch is highly beta correlated to bitcoin, everytime bitcoin made a low in bear trends fetch also made a low (cycle low):

9th march 2020
21st november 2022

Its not a coincidence, imo its an algorithm + money getting moved into alts. This time cycle low is expected in October. It already happened 2 times, why not 3rd time? Project is active, people use it, it has AI narrative.

one more thing,

Take a look at

INJ/USDT chart (monthly or 3 month chart)
RENDER/USDT chart
FET/USDT

they all look same, they are all correlated and all of them are useful and real projects, they follow bitcoin/total market cap and i truly think this is a chance to get rich.

Im putting 20% of my portfolio in october in this for sure, good luck 🍀

Any major updates? Or things coming up we should be looking out for? Thanks!

Be realistic

Believe you can and you're halfway there.

Don’t trust me. Just mark your chart and remember this.. Fetch will make a low in October 2026, and make a new all time high in march 2028. Then it will go down again from 2028 up to 2030.

This is not a financial advice, this is my own study i’ve done and im more then sure this will happen, its the algorithm. Can’t tell you everything i know but this is the most i can tell you. Goodluck.

Look at the lows on BTC and look at the lows on FETCH, when the bullmarket starts FETCH also makes a low and rally’s for about 1.5 years up to 2 years, then falls down, it had done it 2 times already. Im all in for 3rd time in october this year 😎. IFYKYK.

how yall doin ?

after a year and a half of staking I went to check in on my progress.

i noticed the app kept getting an error when trying to claim my rewards, so i went to check if there was an update. last update July '25

I added the firefox extension, only 200 users and nothing loaded in the app

so i used brave and tried the chrome extension, 10k users.

loaded up fine, but when i tried to sync it with the mobile app the qr times out before the app can do the sync.

I see other reviews on the app store saying people cant withdraw from staking, does anybody have any of these issues or workarounds to get my funds out of staking ? im not seeing any discussion of this on any of the subs and this one is the most active

Guys I’ve been following Fetch for a while now. I just build a small position.. looking forward to the next couple of months 🙏

Using multiple AI tools should feel powerful.

Instead it often feels like this:

• every session starts from zero
• same context repeated again
• no memory between tools
• no handoffs
• rising token costs

So I fixed it for myself.

Now my tools share memory, tasks, and one identity across sessions.

They remember decisions, continue previous work, and waste far fewer tokens.

Adding compression cut token costs by up to 65% in some workflows.

Honestly feels less like random tools, more like one system.

If this sounds familiar: agentid.live

PS: You can also watch my agents communicating while they build the website. Tiny AI dev team energy, see the pic

Built a small system where multiple AI agents share:

• one identity
• shared memory
• common goals

Main idea was to make them stop working in silos.

Once they could reuse context, remember previous decisions, and pick up where another agent left off, something unexpected happened:

they started using far fewer tokens too.

Then I added a compression layer on top of the shared context - Caveman

That pushed the savings even further.

Ended up seeing around 65% lower token usage!!!

Started as a fun experiment. Now I basically manage a tiny office full of AI coworkers.

Repo: https://github.com/colapsis/agentid-protocol

What’s people’s thoughts on it ever reaching ATH again ?

Yall see whats going on over at Bittensor? Wild.

Also, huge for FET.

What's the level of confidence today?

Nvidia joins the FET ASI Alliance as of April 3, 2026

This partnership validates the decentralized AI stack and is expected to attract institutional capital for FET.

FET recently partnered with Nvidia and UBS. Nvidia, the biggest firm on Earth and AI pioneer. UBS, the global banking giant.

Future seems bright.

Source:

https://www.ad-hoc-news.de/boerse/news/ueberblick/strategic-partnerships-propel-fetch-ai-s-autonomous-agent-ecosystem/69084277

So, when they release the ASI chain, will they make another token besides FET, or will they abandon the FET token?

And #3 in value gain overnight.

Its coming. That is all. 🌊

Edit: Are we about to pass SUI? 🙀🤯

To those paying attention to where money is about to move, One week from today, on April 1, 2026, a rule change quietly signed off by the Federal Reserve, the OCC, and the FDIC comes into force and the numbers behind it are worth understanding clearly.

The rule targets something called the enhanced supplementary leverage ratio, or eSLR — essentially the minimum capital cushion America's biggest banks must hold in reserve. Under the new standard, depository institution subsidiaries of major banks will see their capital requirements fall by an average of 27%, freeing up around $213 billion. (Source: Conference Board) At the holding company level, the reduction is smaller — an estimated $13 billion, or less than 2%. (Source: J.P. Morgan Private Bank) These are not the same number, and the distinction matters.

The bigger figure — the one making headlines — is different again. According to Jefferies analysts, the broader deregulation wave is expected to unlock around $2.6 trillion in lending capacity for large U.S. financial institutions. (Source: FDIC) That is not cash sitting in a vault being handed out. It is the multiplier effect: when reserve requirements fall, banks can lend far more against the capital they hold. That $213 billion in freed reserves, deployed through the banking system, becomes trillions in potential credit.

Banks were permitted to adopt the new standard voluntarily as early as January 1, 2026, with mandatory compliance from April 1. (Conference Board) Some of the largest institutions like JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Wells Fargo, have already begun adjusting their balance sheets accordingly.

Regulators have been explicit that this eSLR change is only a first step, with further capital reforms including a revised Basel III framework and stress testing changes still to come later in 2026. (Source: Capstone DC) This is a meaningful shift in how American banks are allowed to operate. Whether it stimulates the economy or quietly rebuilds the conditions for the next crisis depends entirely on what banks do with the room they have just been given. The unlocking begins in seven days.

I've been to calhacks and la hacks and a few other smaller ones, and I feel like I've always seen fetch there. I'm really curious why?