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His point about LLMs scaling human judgment for governance and markets is probably the strongest idea in the whole piece. Prediction markets, quadratic voting, combinatorial auctions: brilliant mechanisms that have always been starved of human attention. AI genuinely solves that bottleneck. This alone could produce some of the most important applications of the next decadeThe "bots hiring bots" economy is highly underestimated. So far we’ve mostly seen AI agents as tools that serve humans. The bigger market is agents coordinating with each other economically, without a central orchestrator deciding who talks to whom. Ethereum makes that possible.Ethereum is the settlement layer for AI agents. Agents need to transact. They need programmable money, permissionless access, composable infrastructure. Ethereum is the most credibly neutral chain to provide that.The d/acc framing resonates. Defense over offense, decentralized cooperation, tools that empower individuals over institutions.
2. A few disagreeable parts :
Leaning heavily on local LLMs as the trust solution. Local models verifying transactions, auditing smart contracts, proposing trades. The cypherpunk mountain man dream. But local models today are significantly weaker than frontier models. You're swapping trust in a server for trust in a model that might just get things wrong.There's also the practical barrier. Running these models requires specialized hardware and serious technical know-how. GPUs, inference pipelines, keeping models updated. With ETH validators, the vision was that anyone could participate. AI models demand a much higher barrier to entry, and it keeps rising as models scale. The dream requires both capability parity and accessibility parity. We're years away from either.That LLMs remove the limitation of human attention. To an extent yes, but then you get new things to pay attention to. You stop evaluating 50 DeFi positions manually. and start evaluating whether your agent's strategy makes sense, when to override it, what it did and why. The bottleneck moves from execution to oversight. The good news is that oversight at this abstracted level is easier than reviewing raw protocol details. But we need new primitives designed for this new layer of abstraction, tools built for supervising agent behavior rather than inspecting individual transactionsOnchain reputation and dispute resolution sound elegant. Security deposits, reputation scores, dispute mechanisms. But DeFi moves at block speed and the damage happens long before any dispute resolves. Prevention matters more than adjudication here, and that requires real-time risk evaluation baked into the agent layer itself.One thing the post doesn't address enough: coordination between agents at scale. What happens when thousands of agents compete for yield across the same protocols? Herd behavior. Liquidity cascades. Correlated strategies that amplify risk instead of diversifying it. Agent-to-agent dynamics are a first order problem in this space.Finally, there's a timing gap. The post reads like a 2027 roadmap, but builders are already solving these problems today. Users are deploying agents to manage capital right now. The vision is right, could sound more urgent.
All in all, a great overview on how Crypto x AI is evolving and ideas on where to go from here. This maps closely to what we're building at Fraction AI. Ethereum as the settlement layer for agents (through Base), AI scaling human decision making, real time risk evaluation over posthoc dispute resolution, and building the oversight primitives for agent behavior. It’s more exciting that ever and there's a lot to build!

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📌 Main Headlines
1. JPMorgan says Bitcoin looks more attractive than gold long-term

Analysts at JPMorgan argue that despite recent weakness in Bitcoin’s price, its relative appeal versus gold has strengthened, with a longer-term investment case that’s improved compared to precious metals.
2. Long-term Bitcoin case strengthened by recent market moves

Gold’s strong price rally and increase in gold’s volatility have actually made Bitcoin look relatively more compelling on a risk-adjusted basis, which JPMorgan highlights in its latest research.
3. JPMorgan sees potential big upside vs. gold

Some reports note that adjusting Bitcoin’s valuation against gold could imply major upside — in some models pointing toward very high theoretical price levels if Bitcoin were to match gold’s market size on a volatility basis.
🧐 Market Context & Interpretation
Risk-Adjusted Value Shift:

JPMorgan highlights that the ratio of Bitcoin volatility to gold volatility has fallen to historically low levels — meaning Bitcoin’s risk profile versus gold looks better than it has in years.
Recent Selloffs & Technical Factors:

Despite Bitcoin’s recent pullback (below key psychological levels and below estimated production costs), JPMorgan sees that liquidations have been more modest than in past downturns, leaving the long-term thesis intact.
Gold’s Outperformance Plays Into the Narrative:

Ironically, gold’s strong surge and heightened volatility have helped the narrative that Bitcoin could be more attractive relatively — because as gold becomes more volatile (riskier), Bitcoin looks less extreme in a risk comparison.
🧠 What Analysts Are Saying
Improved long-term appeal: JPMorgan claims the long-term appeal of Bitcoin has strengthened relative to gold because of volatility changes and market dynamics.Valuation models point to upside: Some models — including ones adjusting BTC’s risk-adjusted market cap relative to gold — suggest prices could be much higher if Bitcoin were to capture a similar investment role to gold.ETF sentiment still cautious: While long-term sentiment may have improved, spot Bitcoin ETFs have continued to see outflows, showing widespread negative sentiment among both institutional and retail investors.
⚠️ Takeaways for Investors
This isn’t JPMorgan telling people to buy Bitcoin — it’s research suggesting Bitcoin’s valuation relative to gold has become more compelling from a risk and volatility standpoint.Investment banks often use models that compare assets on volatility, market cap, and investor allocation — but these are theoretical and not guarantees of future price moves.Market sentiment still shows caution due to recent Bitcoin price corrections and ongoing volatility.
If you want a breakdown of why JPMorgan thinks Bitcoin could surpass gold in appeal or what this means for prices (targets, timelines), just let me know!