AI is not a new track, but a fresh expression of an old infrastructure gap—Bitroot CTO reveals how high-performance public chains can reshape AI infrastructure behind closed doors at Bitcoin Asia
On August 28, with the skyline of Victoria Harbor glowing beautifully at night, a high-end closed-door meeting titled “To The Moon: The Elite Bitcoin Social Network” was quietly held during the Bitcoin Asia 2026 conference. Co-hosted by Fangde Securities, Web3Labs, and MOON INC., and hosted by BitRoot and Virgo, with Cregis as a partner and Metaplanet as the primary sponsor, the event brought together top-tier investors, technical experts, and ecosystem builders.
Bitroot CTO took the stage to deliver a speech focused directly on the hottest fusion topic of today: “AI points to the same gap.” He noted:
“Compute power, data, models, and revenue splits are all locked inside the account systems of big players. What AI truly needs is a set of decentralized finance infrastructure.”
He further broke down the infrastructure that this ecosystem must cover five core areas:
- Rights: ownership of data and models must be provable and traceable;
- Pricing: compute power and model calls should be priced based on actual usage;
- Settlement: real-time, low-cost settlement among multiple parties;
- Revenue splits: automatic distribution by contract, with no intermediaries;
- Auditing: end-to-end verifiability and auditability.
These on-chain actions—high frequency, involving small amounts, with participation from multiple parties—are precisely the pain point where existing systems “can’t hold the weak links.” He emphasized: “AI is not a new track; it is a new expression of the same underlying infrastructure gap.”
This closed-door meeting focuses not only on the Bitcoin ecosystem, but also extends to frontier discussions at the intersection of AI and blockchain—reflecting the industry’s push toward rebuilding underlying technology:
- Title: To The Moon: The Elite BTC Networking
- Time: August 28, 2026, 18:00–22:00
💡 Industry insights
In today’s AI boom, what we see is not only technical breakthroughs, but also the lag in underlying infrastructure. When training large models depends on centralized compute pools, when data value is monopolized by platforms, and when revenue distribution lacks transparent mechanisms—this is exactly the “gap” that blockchain can step into. The value of a high-performance public chain is not about “issuing tokens,” but about building a decentralized finance foundation that requires no trusted intermediaries, and that is verifiable, settlement-ready, and audit-able—so that the true value of AI can return to the creators who make it possible.
On August 28, with the skyline of Victoria Harbor glowing beautifully at night, a high-end closed-door meeting titled “To The Moon: The Elite Bitcoin Social Network” was quietly held during the Bitcoin Asia 2026 conference. Co-hosted by Fangde Securities, Web3Labs, and MOON INC., and hosted by BitRoot and Virgo, with Cregis as a partner and Metaplanet as the primary sponsor, the event brought together top-tier investors, technical experts, and ecosystem builders.
Bitroot CTO took the stage to deliver a speech focused directly on the hottest fusion topic of today: “AI points to the same gap.” He noted:
“Compute power, data, models, and revenue splits are all locked inside the account systems of big players. What AI truly needs is a set of decentralized finance infrastructure.”
He further broke down the infrastructure that this ecosystem must cover five core areas:
- Rights: ownership of data and models must be provable and traceable;
- Pricing: compute power and model calls should be priced based on actual usage;
- Settlement: real-time, low-cost settlement among multiple parties;
- Revenue splits: automatic distribution by contract, with no intermediaries;
- Auditing: end-to-end verifiability and auditability.
These on-chain actions—high frequency, involving small amounts, with participation from multiple parties—are precisely the pain point where existing systems “can’t hold the weak links.” He emphasized: “AI is not a new track; it is a new expression of the same underlying infrastructure gap.”
This closed-door meeting focuses not only on the Bitcoin ecosystem, but also extends to frontier discussions at the intersection of AI and blockchain—reflecting the industry’s push toward rebuilding underlying technology:
- Title: To The Moon: The Elite BTC Networking
- Time: August 28, 2026, 18:00–22:00
💡 Industry insights
In today’s AI boom, what we see is not only technical breakthroughs, but also the lag in underlying infrastructure. When training large models depends on centralized compute pools, when data value is monopolized by platforms, and when revenue distribution lacks transparent mechanisms—this is exactly the “gap” that blockchain can step into. The value of a high-performance public chain is not about “issuing tokens,” but about building a decentralized finance foundation that requires no trusted intermediaries, and that is verifiable, settlement-ready, and audit-able—so that the true value of AI can return to the creators who make it possible.
