Musk recently threw out a heavy-weight opinion: AI and Bots will help the U.S. pay off its national debt within three years, with productivity rising to the point where inflation can't keep up, allowing humans to choose jobs while lying down. Sounds like a science fiction novel? But looking back, hasn't this guy's talk about electric cars and rocket reusability come true?
What does this have to do with the crypto market? In fact, there are several hidden connections:
First is the computing power economy. AI training consumes chips, burns electricity, and builds data centers. Once this infrastructure demand explodes, blockchain underlying technology (especially decentralized computing power networks) may take a share of the pie. Last year, when he mentioned AI, tokens like FET and AGIX surged directly; the market has a keener sense than anyone.
Secondly, the narrative logic is changing. If a productivity revolution really arrives, traditional economic rules may be rewritten, and the positioning of cryptocurrency as "the fuel of the new economy" will hold more weight. Bitcoin, as a "digital gold", might actually become more valuable in the new order.
There's also a hidden Easter egg: Musk himself is an emotional amplifier. Tesla and SpaceX have long been tied to the crypto space, and a casual remark from him can stir up waves. With this bet on AI saving the country, will on-chain AI projects be taken for a ride again?
How should ordinary players respond? Here are a few ideas:
Focus on the AI + blockchain track, look for projects that truly have technological implementation and partnerships with major companies, and avoid purely conceptual speculation. Bitcoin can be held steadily; if global productivity truly leaps forward, safe-haven assets may become more sought after. Keep some cash for pullbacks, in case the "three-year prophecy" ferments early, low positions may be the entry point.
In short, when big shots make promises, timing is key—technological revolutions aren't built overnight, but when the opportunity arises, only those who are prepared can take off.
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TokenStorm
· 7h ago
I've heard Musk's rhetoric too many times, but on-chain data shows that FET is indeed stirring, and the risk factor is acceptable; I might go all in again.
Paying off national debt in three years? Wake up, everyone; revolutions in productivity never follow the script, but that doesn't stop us from betting on the right trend.
I agree that we should hold on to Bitcoin, but for other AI concept coins, we need to look at the backtest data; don't let FOMO cloud your judgment.
Is this really the eye of the storm or just another round of being played for suckers? I bet I'm the last one to leave.
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SurvivorshipBias
· 7h ago
I've heard Musk's rhetoric a lot, but the key is to see what can actually be implemented. Three years to clear national debt? I have more faith in Bitcoin rising to a hundred thousand.
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MetaMasked
· 7h ago
Elon Musk's words are really more powerful than Tesla's rise... It's all about repaying national debt in three years and humans choosing jobs while lying down, it's a bit overwhelming to hear. That being said, his previous "crazy words" have indeed turned out to be true, could he be a prophet again this time?
However, I think the most interesting part behind this is that once AI truly explodes, the Computing Power network will definitely be in high demand, and the rise of FET was actually betting on this. People in the crypto world are indeed more sensitive than those in the stock market; the market shifts wherever the wind blows.
In short, rather than believing in Musk's "three-year salvation theory," it's better to focus on projects that truly have technology being implemented—this is where the real opportunities lie. Holding Bitcoin steady is definitely the right move, but I'm still a bit hesitant about those purely conceptual projects.
Let's wait and see, if it really explodes early this time, there will indeed be opportunities at low positions.
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DegenMcsleepless
· 7h ago
Elon Musk's mouth can make anything rise, I'm just waiting for FET and AGIX to soar again.
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 7h ago
Musk has started to act crazy again, this time is AI saving the country? Forget it, I'll just wait for FET to be smashed down to buy the dip.
But to be honest, his mouth is indeed valuable, Tesla's stock price is more honest than his words.
I am optimistic about the AI chain, but don’t go all in, keep a clear mind - the bubble is always waiting ahead.
Three years? I bet he will change his tune.
Productivity is skyrocketing, but inflation can’t keep up? That’s a bit of a big dream, brother.
There is indeed imagination space in the computing power economy, the question is who in the crypto world is really doing something... FET AGIX really took off back then, what about now?
I've been hearing about Bitcoin's hard currency for years, let's talk when it really becomes a hard currency.
I remembered, last time he tweeted, Tesla shot up to the limit, shouldn’t this trick be tried in the crypto world too?
Cash is king, anyway waiting won't lose.
Musk recently threw out a heavy-weight opinion: AI and Bots will help the U.S. pay off its national debt within three years, with productivity rising to the point where inflation can't keep up, allowing humans to choose jobs while lying down. Sounds like a science fiction novel? But looking back, hasn't this guy's talk about electric cars and rocket reusability come true?
What does this have to do with the crypto market? In fact, there are several hidden connections:
First is the computing power economy. AI training consumes chips, burns electricity, and builds data centers. Once this infrastructure demand explodes, blockchain underlying technology (especially decentralized computing power networks) may take a share of the pie. Last year, when he mentioned AI, tokens like FET and AGIX surged directly; the market has a keener sense than anyone.
Secondly, the narrative logic is changing. If a productivity revolution really arrives, traditional economic rules may be rewritten, and the positioning of cryptocurrency as "the fuel of the new economy" will hold more weight. Bitcoin, as a "digital gold", might actually become more valuable in the new order.
There's also a hidden Easter egg: Musk himself is an emotional amplifier. Tesla and SpaceX have long been tied to the crypto space, and a casual remark from him can stir up waves. With this bet on AI saving the country, will on-chain AI projects be taken for a ride again?
How should ordinary players respond? Here are a few ideas:
Focus on the AI + blockchain track, look for projects that truly have technological implementation and partnerships with major companies, and avoid purely conceptual speculation. Bitcoin can be held steadily; if global productivity truly leaps forward, safe-haven assets may become more sought after. Keep some cash for pullbacks, in case the "three-year prophecy" ferments early, low positions may be the entry point.
In short, when big shots make promises, timing is key—technological revolutions aren't built overnight, but when the opportunity arises, only those who are prepared can take off.