The crypto world is buzzing with a multi-billion dollar merger involving three major players: SingularityNET, Ocean Protocol, and Fetch AI. These powerhouses are joining forces to launch the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (ASI) token, merging the value of their individual coins into a single powerhouse.

This $7.5 billion behemoth has the crypto community asking a crucial question – where will it reside? The blockchain hosting the ASI token will determine transaction costs, usability within decentralized applications (DeFi), and overall accessibility.

Addressing this vital concern, SingularityNET CEO Ben Goertzel revealed a multi-chain strategy. The ASI token will be available on Cardano, Ethereum, Fetch AI's layer 1 blockchain, and Hypercycle. Notably, SingularityNET already boasts a bridge converter on Cardano's mainnet, facilitating seamless cross-chain movement. Future integrations with Internet Computer (ICP) are also a possibility.

Cardano's inclusion in this prestigious lineup is particularly noteworthy. Despite facing criticism for lagging behind competitors like Ethereum, Cardano's selection for the ASI token signifies its established position within the crypto space. This recognition highlights Cardano's potential as a platform for cutting-edge innovations at the intersection of AI and crypto.

While the impact on ADA's price or user base remains to be seen, Cardano's involvement shines a positive light on the blockchain within the crypto community. With a market value of $22 billion, ADA remains a top-10 crypto asset, and its association with the ASI project could further solidify its standing.