I just received a code from @EJseong95 and tried @Surf_Copilot for the first time. After getting my first research, I immediately went for the annual subscription. I use ChatGPT and even Grok for paid services, but honestly, it's hard to find detailed information related to crypto, especially since price-related info is sensitive and not always readily available. However, with Surf, it finds and provides all the information I want from various sources. For fun, I first asked how much the allocation for this @PortaltoBitcoin job would be. After receiving the answer, I thought it was a huge allocation, and I felt like, "Oh, this can't be right," but it did give me a pleasant number. What I like about Surf is that, unlike others, it looks for comparative projects to calculate actual prices. For example, when I asked about Fragmetric, which recently launched and saw a catastrophic price drop, it accurately explained why I made a bad investment. Sigh... For Potubi, it evaluates that the Korean allocation is absolutely larger than the global allocation. The problem is that when they allocate, they tend to assign too many quantities to the top grades. However, I also asked what a reasonable price would be at launch. At this time, it compared with friends who are doing BTC bridging using Wormhole and Thorchain. It also informed me whether the initial circulation and FDV were appropriate for each price range or if there was too much hype. At $0.04, it seems like a good buy in the market, at $0.1 it's a reasonable price, and if it goes above $0.12, it would be considered overvalued as it would take a market leader position. This level of judgment seems quite good. I calculated about $230 for a one-time payment and completed the payment for a year. This way, I can conduct 50 deep researches a week. I plan to use it well for a year and also start doing some yapping about @Surf_Copilot while trying to earn coins and minting. Let's go earn that $230! (But seriously, the reports are really interesting) If anyone reading this wants to try it out and make a paid subscription, let me know as I still have some codes left. Haha.