2026-01-03 11:21:39

Sentient project's community AMA last night was canceled at the last minute, but it was immediately followed by a major announcement—the official launch of the Sentient Sparks program.

This new initiative is targeted at core community contributors. In simple terms, Sentient Sparks is a contributor program open to community users who endorse the concepts of "Open Source AI, Decentralized AGI." The project's goal is clear: to amplify Sentient's ecological influence together with the community.

From the community's perspective, such programs usually mean more participation opportunities and incentive mechanisms. For participants optimistic about the development of open source AI, this is a window for deep involvement in ecosystem building.

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DAOTruant

· 01-05 16:46

AMA canceled and instead launched the Sparks plan. This approach is quite interesting. --- Open-source AI, decentralized AGI—sounds good, but how many people can truly participate? --- The incentive mechanism is here; finally, it's not just empty promises. --- Deeply participating in ecosystem development? Let's see if there's real money involved this time. --- This move seems to be laying the groundwork for bigger actions later. Feels like Sentient is playing a big chess game. --- Contributor programs are back again; the tactics are still the same.

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BoredStaker

· 01-05 16:31

Even after the AMA was canceled, they managed to come up with something like this. It's quite interesting.

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Ramen_Until_Rich

· 01-05 11:33

The AMA was canceled, and instead they launched the Sparks plan. This move is quite clever, directly filtering out those who truly believe in open-source AI.

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ChainChef

· 01-04 01:40

lol ama cancelled but sparks plan drops instead? that's the classic bait-and-switch recipe right there. feels like they're simmering something bigger underneath ngl

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AirdropFatigue

· 01-03 11:50

The AMA was canceled, but they still managed to pull off something interesting. The Sparks plan feels like it's just trying to circle its own people. Everyone's probably tired of the usual open-source AI talk. Where's the incentive... that's the key. Is this wave of ecological influence something they want to hype up themselves, or is there really something there? I just want to know how the threshold is set— is it the kind of high and unreachable standard?

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ForkPrince

· 01-03 11:50

AMA was cut, but it actually created something interesting But the path of open-source AI is indeed worth betting on What qualifies someone as a core contributor? Does the threshold need to be raised again? The name Sparks is pretty good, just worried it might be another empty promise tactic If there are real incentives this time, I need to see how I can get involved

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SchrodingerWallet

· 01-03 11:47

The AMA was canceled, but this thing came out instead. It's kind of interesting, feels like compensation?

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ValidatorViking

· 01-03 11:47

ama got yeeted but sparks dropped instead? smart move tbh... real question tho—how battle-tested is this incentive structure actually? seen too many contributor programs collapse under their own weight when the tokenomics don't hold up under pressure

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MEVvictim

· 01-03 11:35

The AMA was suddenly canceled and then a big move was made. This operation is quite interesting. It feels a bit like nipple music, first a fake move and then the real deal. I'm optimistic about open-source AI, but I'm worried it might just be another pie-in-the-sky talk.

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