The $BMT Token they designed is quite ingenious; it not only powers their own Intel Desk investigation layer but also plays a role in transaction scenarios and compliance checks in these hardcore segments. The Intel Desk, a community-driven investigation module, is particularly interesting as it essentially crowdsources the due diligence work from traditional finance, allowing retail investors to use professional tools to dig out on-chain clues. Just think about it: when you can directly see whether a certain project's tokens are concentrated in a few wallets or discover unusual interactions between certain addresses, it is more useful than reading ten White Papers.

When it comes to development potential, I believe this project has hit two trends: first, the explosive demand for on-chain data analysis, as even traditional institutions now need to look at on-chain data before entering the market; second, in the context of tightening regulations, compliance review tools will become increasingly valuable. If their InfoFi use case can be developed successfully, it might become the Bloomberg Terminal of the crypto world. The current issue is whether the team can continue to optimize the algorithms, as the methods of on-chain wrongdoing are also evolving. However, based on the technology framework and application scenarios currently presented, this tool-based project indeed has the potential to become an infrastructure.

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