沉默的劉多余(@Square-Creator-c5da7801a647)'s insights

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For a long time to come, countries around the world will face social governance challenges brought about by AI.

As machines take on an increasing share of work, what will society rely on to distribute income? Where will workers’ purchasing power come from? And how can governments maintain a balance between tax revenue, welfare, and public finances?

If today’s growth depends on future returns, while AI is reshaping the future of employment and income, are we building new productive forces ahead of time, or accumulating structural risks that remain unresolved?

The frenzy surrounding global assets today, and the huge investments made by AI giants and governments regardless of cost, may be borrowing from future consumption.

In the field of AI, new technologies and all kinds of celebrations appear almost every day. The future looks bright, yet the road ahead is still long.

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沉默的劉多余

I’d like to share my own choice in the debate over whether Bitcoin or Ethereum is better.

I’ve been a long-term ETH bull for two years. Ever since Bitcoin first crossed $100,000 two years ago, I’ve been more inclined to favor Ethereum.

Over the past two years, I’ve weathered the market’s ups and downs and faced plenty of ridicule and skepticism. But even today, if I had to choose again, I would still choose ETH.

The reason is simple.

Bitcoin made humanity realize the need for crypto assets, while Ethereum changed what’s possible in the crypto ecosystem.

Ethereum goes further. It’s not just an asset, but an open financial infrastructure that can be continuously upgraded. From smart contracts, stablecoins, and DeFi to RWAs and on-chain settlement, it keeps expanding the boundaries of blockchain applications.

Another question worth considering over the long term is how well each community can govern itself in the face of technological change.

Over the past two years, I’ve repeatedly talked about the potential challenges quantum computing poses to Bitcoin. What’s truly worth paying attention to isn’t just whether quantum computing can threaten existing cryptography, but whether the Bitcoin community can reach consensus when the entire network needs a major upgrade. The Ethereum community doesn’t face this problem.

Another point concerns traditional financial markets. If AI disrupts employment, institutions will fall into disarray. We have at most two years before the whole world enters a prolonged and complex period of social and institutional turmoil.

Traditional financial markets are very likely to face a prolonged period of turbulence, and it will take a long time to adapt to an AI-driven society.

Although Trump has used hardline measures since taking office to stimulate investment and economic growth, he’s ultimately spending tomorrow’s money. And after AI disrupts industries across the board, nobody knows what that world will look like. We can only wait for the sky to fall, have the tallest people hold it up, and gradually improve the system.

You could think of it as a massive bug in global social governance that needs fixing. While it’s being fixed, no one will care how many points the Nasdaq is at.

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