⚡️ Friends, the underlying structure of Irys is very clever. It does not have just one ledger like traditional public chains, but rather two ledgers: Submit Ledger and Publish Ledger.

Submit Ledger is like a front desk cashier, quickly confirming the eligibility of each data entry, ensuring real-time processing. Publish Ledger is like warehouse storage, providing permanent and traceable storage.

One fast, one stable, one ahead, one behind, like a train running on dual tracks. This is why Irys can achieve high throughput without sacrificing certainty. In the world of AI agents, this performance structure is simply tailor-made for real-time intelligent agents.

Many people do not know that Irys is not a new chain that has come out of nowhere, but rather evolved from Bundlr. Bundlr has been a fundamental infrastructure in the Arweave ecosystem for many years, responsible for high-frequency data uploads. In simple terms, it is the layer that actually makes money.

This means that Irys comes into existence with real customers and stable traffic. On the day the mainnet goes live, there is no need to attract new users, but rather to welcome back old users migrating home from the Bundlr ecosystem. For a blockchain, this kind of native demand is a moat.

Looking again at the collaboration between Irys and @Mira_Network. Mira is an AI verification protocol that generates a continuous stream of data, each of which must be permanently stored, verified, and settled.

It sounds like technological cooperation, but in fact, it is a carefully designed economic model: this verification data requires the consumption of $IRYS tokens, which means that on the first day of the mainnet launch, there will be a real consumption scenario for the tokens.

It's not about speculation, it's about usage. In this world filled with airdrop parties, this is especially precious.

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