Why did I pay $230 for a 1-year subscription to @Surf_Copilot? In fact, since I know some people, they might have suggested that I at least try out a subscription. However, I was fortunate enough to receive a code and tested it a couple of times before immediately opting for a paid subscription. The reason? It's actually very simple. When I consider my hourly payment while doing research, I believe I can extract value many times over during the year. 1. What Surf Copilot does well. First of all, it effectively pulls data from X and uses it, combining it with CoinMarketCap and various other data sources. Even simple commands are properly output in report form. If the question itself is a bit ambiguous, it gathers all possible scenarios and compares them to provide insights. 2. Of course, it’s not perfect. For example, if I’m curious about the TGE of Openledger, such information is not available anywhere, and only the team and exchanges would know, so no AI can provide an answer. However, I did ask it to check what price range the OPEN token might form. Initially, when I asked, it found various previous Openledger projects (which were unrelated to AI) and I honestly didn’t even know such things existed, haha. Among these, I saw that a token named OPEN had already been listed, and it was able to create a report using those figures. Even so, when I provided a bit more data and inquired further, it ultimately suggested that in the long term, it could reach an FDV of 500M, but it also mentioned that a fairly clean execution would be necessary. In other words, realistically, it seems likely that the initial FDV would be around 150-250M. 3. Where it can be used. The most directly helpful areas include sentiment analysis regarding prices and the current sentiment of the project, calculating future FDV figures through competitor comparisons, or analyzing new launchpads like Billion to quickly check if the conditions are suitable for entry.