AI coins like HOLLY, PROMPT, and DSYNC have seen notable Smart Money accumulation in recent weeks. Over the past few weeks, these three projects have stood out in on-chain activity.
Specifically, HOLLY brings visual storytelling to blockchain, PROMPT powers AI interactions across chains, and DSYNC focuses on AI and DePIN infrastructure. Despite contract risks flagged by GoPlus Security, these AI coins show rising adoption, strong trading activity, and expanding holder bases.
h011yw00d by Virtuals (HOLLY)
HOLLY, short for h011yw00d, is an AI-powered cinematic agent that turns internet conversations into short visual films. Unlike traditional formats, it tells stories without dialogue or captions, using only visuals to express emotion and narrative. As a result, the project offers a new way to interpret online interactions through AI filmmaking.
The team launched HOLLY four days ago on the Base chain. Since then, it has reached a market cap of $1.2 million and gathered over 48,000 holders.
Smart Money Holders and Total Balance for HOLLY. Source: Nansen.
According to Nansen, the number of Smart Money wallets holding HOLLY increased from 5 to 10 since April 18. Together, these wallets now hold around 13.4 million tokens. Additionally, the team launched the token via the Virtuals Protocol platform, one of the biggest players in the crypto AI agents space.
One of HOLLY’s top holders uses a wallet that Nansen, an on-chain analytics platform, labeled as linked to LongHash Ventures. Meanwhile, GoPlus Security, a crypto security firm, points out two key risks: the team can modify HOLLY’s tax, and they didn’t renounce ownership—both important factors for traders to monitor.
PROMPT
PROMPT is the native token of Wayfinder, an omni-chain tool designed to enable AI systems to operate across blockchain environments.
Wayfinder aims to create new methods for machine intelligence to interact with decentralized networks, facilitating more advanced on-chain AI integrations. PROMPT serves as the core asset within this ecosystem, supporting the platform’s operations and functionality.
Smart Money Holders and Total Balance for PROMPT. Source: Nansen.
Between April 9 and April 14, Smart Money wallets holding PROMPT jumped from zero to 20. That number has stayed the same for the past eight days.
PROMPT runs on the Ethereum blockchain. It has around 5,600 holders, a market cap of $53 million, and a daily trading volume of $706,000.
GoPlus Security flagged two risks. The team didn’t renounce ownership, and the contract allows new tokens to be minted. That could increase supply and push the price down.
Destra Network (DSYNC)
Among emerging AI coins, Destra Network positions itself as a decentralized solution for DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks) and AI computing, aiming to streamline access to these technologies through a unified platform.
Currently, DSYNC has a market cap of $140 million and is held by over 48,000 wallets.
Smart Money Holders and Total Balance for DSYNC. Source: Nansen.
Since April 1, the number of Smart Money wallets holding DSYNC has grown from 41 to 44, and the token has seen a price increase of more than 13% in the past 24 hours. Over the same period, its trading volume reached $455,000.
According to GoPlus Security, DSYNC has two points of caution: the contract’s tax settings can be modified, and the token’s ownership has not been renounced—factors that could pose risks depending on future changes to the contract.
During the 2025 edition of the Paris Blockchain Week, BeInCrypto sat down with Alexis Yellow, CEO of Yellow, a crypto project working on an entirely new paradigm based on Satoshi’s initial vision for Bitcoin.
He talks about the upcoming Yellow Tokens, a new smart contract mechanism, and making crypto projects more utility-driven.
Alexis, can you introduce yourself?
I’m Alexis, a software engineer by background. I worked at the European Space Center early in my career, but my crypto journey started quite unexpectedly.
Back in 2013, an old friend from school reached out—he was working at Goldman Sachs and told me about a project that needed help. He said, “There are 12 people in Silicon Valley printing fake money.” That project turned out to be Ripple.
Ripple ended up being our first client, and that experience really helped me grasp the potential of crypto.
Despite the skepticism surrounding the space, I saw real innovation. Ripple’s CTO was a Bitcoin Core contributor, and Vitalik Buterin was involved with the team before Ethereum.
Actually, Buterin was planning to join Ripple. He was especially excited about their consensus mechanism, which inspired me, too.
One thing that always stuck with me was Satoshi’s idea: We need systems where trust isn’t a prerequisite. That idea shaped a lot of my thinking.
Around 2018–2019, I decided to start Yellow. We later merged with a French exchange technology company called OpenWare. Combining my market experience with their tech, we launched Yellow Network.
So, it’s a trading infrastructure designed to let institutions, like Société Générale, trade directly with major players like Binance without needing to trust them.
Trading with exchanges like Binance without trusting them, do you mean trust as a counterparty?
Exactly that’s at the core of Satoshi’s vision. At Yellow, we’re working on a different model of trustlessness using state channels, which represent a new paradigm compared to traditional blockchain systems like Bitcoin or Ethereum.
In those systems, you have tens of thousands of nodes, say, around 30,000, validating each transaction. It’s a powerful model for security, each validator has a financial incentive to be honest, and there’s no way to roll back a confirmed transaction.
The same applies to staking networks. But that structure just doesn’t work for high-frequency trading. You can’t have 30,000 nodes verifying every microsecond trade. It’s simply too slow and inefficient.
For example, some networks try to solve this by reducing the number of validators to 21, but that compromises the level of trust and decentralization. Our approach is fundamentally different. The Lightning Network inspires it, but we’ve taken it in a new direction.
With the Lightning Network, you can move money instantly by opening a state channel. At Yellow Network, we use similar state channels but instead of transferring funds directly, we transfer profit and loss in real time.
For instance, if you buy a Bitcoin for $100,000 and it rises 5%, the $5,000 profit is immediately transferred to your wallet. The trade is settled instantly, peer-to-peer, with cryptographic proof.
To ensure security and fairness, we’ve built a smart contract called ClearSync. If a counterparty refuses to settle, as we saw with the HyperLiquid issue recently, ClearSync can step in and arbitrate the trade.
It verifies the claim and, if valid, ensures the rightful party receives what they’re owed. So, it’s a trustless system that still allows for the speed and flexibility traders need.
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No, it’s peer-to-peer trading. Nothing is faster or more efficient than a direct state channel between two parties. Profit is transferred instantly. That’s the core of this new paradigm: trustless trading, where settlement happens in real time.
Let’s say we’re trading and the connection drops, no problem. If I made a profit, it’s already secured. I might not receive the asset, like Bitcoin, but my profit in dollars is locked in. There’s no need to trust the other party to settle correctly.
Is it effective profit or a claim to profit?
It’s effective profit, denominated in dollars or whatever currency is locked as collateral. Here’s how it works – two parties lock in $20,000 to trade Bitcoin. That amount represents the maximum they’re willing to risk.
If the trade results in a $5,000 profit for one side, that amount is instantly settled, even if the other party refuses to finalize the trade.
If both agree to settle, I send you $100,000, you send me one Bitcoin, and both our collaterals unlock.
Can you switch to stablecoin?
Absolutely. In fact, we’re working with stablecoin issuers to create partnerships and potential investments in Yellow.
Can you give us an idea of the size of the Yellow Group? How many people are there? How many transactions do you process ?
We haven’t officially launched. Before the war in Ukraine, we had a large team of over 100 people. Many have since relocated, mostly to Poland, but we still have staff in Ukraine. Right now, we’re about 50 people globally.
Meanwhile, you can track activity on our analytics site, BundleBear. On Polygon, we’re already the fourth most active app. On Linea, a new protocol by Consensys, we’re number one with over 229,000 users despite not being live yet.
We can see on your website that you are offering your technology so that you can list any token without going through a CEX or a DEX. Is that part of the project?
Exactly. The Yellow Wallet is like a Layer 3; it lets users interact with any chain seamlessly. It now supports cross-chain swaps, like moving tokens from Polygon to Binance Smart Chain, with zero fees. It’s designed to remove friction from cross-chain trading.
Seamless cross-chain swaps, all in your Yellow Wallet!
Swap between BNB, Base, Arbitrum, AVAX, Polygon, OP, Linea, and Scroll with ease.
No, not for the state channels themselves. We don’t monetize trades directly. The Yellow token plays a security role, a “necessary evil,” like ETH or BTC.
Your security deposit gets burned if you behave badly and refuse to settle. It ensures honesty in a peer-to-peer environment. Think of it like a miner losing their reward for trying to cheat.
How do you make money from the usage of your service?
The token economy is the foundation. Just like ETH or BTC derive value from usage and network participation, the Yellow token does too.
It’s needed to place security deposits in the network, and over time, its utility and adoption by industry players will drive its value.
If someone cheats, their token gets burned—creating deflationary pressure and reinforcing good behavior.
Is the token already traded?
Not yet, but we’re planning to launch in the next couple of months. We’ll mint 10 billion Yellow tokens; ideally, that number stays close to that.
If too many tokens get burned, it could indicate issues in the system. It’s a built-in signal to monitor the health and integrity of the network.
Are you going to start it with an airdrop or something of the sort?
No, we’re focused on utility-based distribution. Most tokens will be sold directly in the markets where they’re used. Ethereum didn’t launch with an airdrop. Neither did Bitcoin.
This is a B2B infrastructure project—just like Ethereum and Ripple. While the network is open to everyone, our core users are businesses and institutional players.
That said, the beauty of crypto is that the ecosystem is open. Anyone who believes in the project can get involved and benefit from the network effect, without needing to be a developer or an insider.
Anything important that we left out?
Yes, very few cryptocurrencies are used in the real world today. Bitcoin has proven its value as a store of wealth.
Ethereum demonstrated its utility during the ICO boom. USDT fills a vital gap in places where dollars are hard to access.
We believe Yellow can become the fourth pillar. It’s solving a real need in crypto markets: scalable, trustless, high-frequency trading. And we’re making it open source so the whole industry can benefit.
It’s obvious that Web3 applications will need infrastructure to reach the scale of platforms like Twitter or YouTube.
At Pragma today, @Yellow‘s Louis Bellet shared the secret weapon Ethereum already has to achieve this today.
I think this approach, state channels for speed and smart contracts for resolution, will redefine how trading infrastructure works. It’s ideal for gaming and other fast-paced applications where blockchains never truly fit.
Blockchain isn’t always the answer, especially if you’re using 30,000 nodes to validate a game move. That’s just not efficient.
With Yellow, the trading side is handled through cryptographic state channels not full decentralization. But if something goes wrong, we still fall back to a smart contract to arbitrate. That’s the balance we’re bringing.
Also, we’re working on a new ERC standard for this. In the next 3–4 years, I expect that 10–20% of new crypto projects will adopt this architecture.
Overall, We’re not just building a product, we’re introducing a new philosophy for how decentralized systems can operate more efficiently.
Pi Network (PI) has recently experienced a significant price decline, exacerbated by Binance’s decision to exclude the token from its new vote-to-list campaign. This move has led to waning investor confidence, further driving down the price of Pi Network.
As a result, investors have become increasingly hesitant, pulling their funds from the project.
Pi Network Is Losing Investors’ Interest
The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) for Pi Network is currently at its lowest point since the project’s inception. This indicates that the outflows from the altcoin have reached an all-time high, signaling a lack of conviction among investors.
The negative sentiment has caused many to pull their money out of Pi Network, further weighing down the asset’s value.
This heightened outflow could have a lasting impact on the price, as it suggests that investor trust is faltering. As confidence in Pi Network continues to dwindle, more investors may decide to exit their positions, which could lead to even more downward pressure on the price.
Pi Network’s macro momentum has also shown signs of shifting. The Relative Strength Index (RSI), which measures the strength of price movements, bounced back after hitting the oversold zone earlier this week. This is typically viewed as a sign of potential reversal, suggesting that the bearish momentum could ease.
However, despite this slight improvement in the RSI, Pi Network has not yet seen any significant growth. This indicates that the broader market pressure is still very much present.
Currently, Pi Network is trading at $1.00, down by 44% over the last ten days. The altcoin is attempting to hold above this price point and has been relatively successful in doing so.
However, the ongoing outflows and broader market conditions suggest that Pi Network could struggle to maintain its current level.
If the selling pressure continues, Pi Network may fall toward the $0.92 support level. A breakdown below this level could lead to a further decline to $0.76, extending the recent losses. With this potential for continued downside, investors will need to watch these support levels closely.
If Pi Network manages to reclaim $1.19 as support, it could pave the way for a potential recovery. A successful rise above this level could push the price back to $1.43, helping the token recover a portion of its recent losses.
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