From the “Buying Bitcoin Era” to the “Era of Driving Finance with Stablecoins”!
At Bitcoin Asia 2026, Justin Sun suggested that themes such as Bitcoin, stablecoins, AI, and quantum computers reflect a shift of crypto assets from speculative markets to global financial infrastructure.
✅ Summary
① Bitcoin’s “four-year cycle” may weaken
He pointed out that factors such as institutional investors’ capital, the derivatives market, global liquidity, and the macroeconomy may become more influential, potentially blurring the traditional cycle.
② Bitcoin and Stablecoins aren’t competitors—they’re a matter of “division of roles”
Bitcoin = store of value
Stablecoin = payments / payment settlement
Rather than asking “which one will win,” he views Bitcoin and stablecoins as having distinct roles within the financial system.
🔻 Regarding TRON
In August 2026, TRON announced record-breaking figures.
TRON’s greatest strength isn’t that it’s “a place to trade crypto assets,” but that it has become “a place where stablecoins actually move.”
🤖 What will matter going forward is “AI”!
He noted the possibility that, in the future, AI agents could hold assets, make payments, and use financial applications.
His argument suggests that a new economic ecosystem may emerge from AI × Blockchain × stablecoins.
Trading between AIs would mean that programmable payments that run 24/7/365 become important.
🤔 Conclusion
Bitcoin changes the “value,” and stablecoins change the “money.”
What TRON is aiming for is infrastructure that allows that money to move across the world.
It’s entirely possible that we’ll move from a world where humans use financial services to a world where AI, companies, and people directly conduct economic activity on the blockchain.
In that case, the position TRON should pursue would likely be “The Internet’s Stablecoin Settlement Layer.”
#TRONGlobalFreinds #TGF
@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO
At Bitcoin Asia 2026, Justin Sun suggested that themes such as Bitcoin, stablecoins, AI, and quantum computers reflect a shift of crypto assets from speculative markets to global financial infrastructure.
✅ Summary
① Bitcoin’s “four-year cycle” may weaken
He pointed out that factors such as institutional investors’ capital, the derivatives market, global liquidity, and the macroeconomy may become more influential, potentially blurring the traditional cycle.
② Bitcoin and Stablecoins aren’t competitors—they’re a matter of “division of roles”
Bitcoin = store of value
Stablecoin = payments / payment settlement
Rather than asking “which one will win,” he views Bitcoin and stablecoins as having distinct roles within the financial system.
🔻 Regarding TRON
In August 2026, TRON announced record-breaking figures.
TRON’s greatest strength isn’t that it’s “a place to trade crypto assets,” but that it has become “a place where stablecoins actually move.”
🤖 What will matter going forward is “AI”!
He noted the possibility that, in the future, AI agents could hold assets, make payments, and use financial applications.
His argument suggests that a new economic ecosystem may emerge from AI × Blockchain × stablecoins.
Trading between AIs would mean that programmable payments that run 24/7/365 become important.
🤔 Conclusion
Bitcoin changes the “value,” and stablecoins change the “money.”
What TRON is aiming for is infrastructure that allows that money to move across the world.
It’s entirely possible that we’ll move from a world where humans use financial services to a world where AI, companies, and people directly conduct economic activity on the blockchain.
In that case, the position TRON should pursue would likely be “The Internet’s Stablecoin Settlement Layer.”
#TRONGlobalFreinds #TGF
@Justin Sun孙宇晨 @TRON DAO
