Roko Network

Roko Network (ROKO) presents a sharp contrast between its theoretical value proposition and its observable technical execution. On the positive side, the project boasts a strong market narrative (Score 7.2), positioning itself well at the intersection of AI and DePIN by leveraging modular technologies like Celestia and Bittensor. Its tokenomics (Score 7.2) are also sound, featuring a fixed supply and clear utility for GPU compute and AI agent interaction, with a reasonable circulating supply. However, the project's fundamentals are severely compromised by a near-total absence of visible development activity (Score 1.5). The discrepancy between its 'Deep Tech' claims and the empty GitHub repositories is a major red flag, suggesting the project currently relies more on 'memetic' lore than engineering substance. Furthermore, Security (Score 3.5) is a significant concern due to the lack of verifiable public audits and the presence of centralized 'god-mode' functions in the smart contract. While a DAO structure exists, the team remains largely anonymous. Consequently, ROKO represents a 'paper tiger': a project with a compelling high-level vision and economic model, but one that currently lacks the code, community momentum, and security transparency to be considered a safe investment.