7 · Product suite

Nine products, one account, one intelligence core

NINE PRODUCTS, ONE ACCOUNTIntelligence LayerAI prices the routeMOFO & MindshareAttention + walletsvDEXSwaps, your walletvMakersCompetitionsvDisperseBatch payoutsVM PadLaunches with KYCNeobankSpend on-chainVPNPrivate accessVM AI HubTelegram Mini AppShared intelligence core · one account · one balance · your wallet
FIG-05Every product rests on one intelligence core, one account and one balance.

Intelligence

Intelligence Layer: the AI co-pilot prices the route, explains the choice and arms conditional orders.

MOFO & Mindshare: the intelligence product. Mindshare measures where collective attention is concentrating, through trending tokens, narrative heatmaps, KOL dashboards, whale volume and news aggregation, scored rather than listed. MOFO tracks what individual wallets are doing, with streaming alerts filtered to the order sizes and market caps you care about.

The two work in opposite directions, narratives down to tokens and wallets up to tokens, which is why they are now one product. Neither trades on your behalf: there is no copy trading and no automated replication.

Trading

vDEX: non-custodial swaps, charting and portfolio in the same view as the research that produced them.

Participation

Vision Makers Pad: launch infrastructure with KYC and on-chain allocation records. Tier eligibility is set by holdings and staking duration.

vMakers: trading competitions with prize pools.

Vision Disperse: token distribution to an entire address list in one transaction, for airdrops, payroll and community rewards.

VM AI Hub: the Telegram Mini App onboarding funnel, approved into the Telegram Apps Center and previously featured in Trending This Week. Users train and interact with AI agents and earn for doing so.

Settlement and access

Neobank: a non-custodial, blockchain-linked debit card that spends an on-chain balance directly.

Vision VPN: private encrypted access, on the reasoning that transacting on a public ledger from an unprotected connection links on-chain identity to network identity.

Why these nine

Each product produces signal the others consume. Competitions generate performance data that improves wallet ranking. Launches generate adoption data that sharpens mindshare. Card spending generates behavioural data that informs risk scoring. A standalone version of any one would be weaker, because it would reason from a narrower slice of the same user's behaviour.