Recently, I've been pondering a question—has the new narrative quietly emerged?
It's just that it may not be the gameplay we are familiar with. In the past, the narrative explosion in the industry relied mostly on new assets to set the pace: during the NFT craze, it was wildly popular, and inscriptions also drove people crazy. But this time, the script might have changed.
The new narrative may not be a "new cryptocurrency" or a "new token standard" at all, but a revolution of capability—allowing AI to truly integrate into the daily life of Crypto. Imagine this: AI automatically monitors the market and places orders for you, analyzes on-chain data and produces conclusions in seconds; AI assists you in launching tokens with a single click, eliminating cumbersome technical barriers; even AI filters signals and predicts trends, taking over the tasks of those "signal calling experts."
If this direction really works, it may not just be the addition of a tool, but rather a complete reconstruction of the way the entire industry operates. After all, assets may become obsolete, but the iteration of capabilities is often the real paradigm shift.
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OnchainDetectiveBing
· 4h ago
Hmm... This whole AI+Crypto thing sounds like just another excuse for the next wave of cash grabs.
If AI one-click token creation really becomes a thing, wouldn't that mean anyone can become a project owner? The risks would double as well.
This logic doesn't really hold up—capability iteration ≠ wealth iteration. Wake up, everyone.
The narrative hasn't changed, it's just old wine in a new bottle, still the same "believe in the future" trick.
By the way, could this be another hype cycle orchestrated by big money, waiting for retail investors to pile in before dumping?
On-chain data giving instant conclusions? Yeah, right. AI still needs data—who's feeding it?
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ApeWithAPlan
· 12-02 12:35
AI really has something going on, it's much more exciting than speculating on new coins.
Well... to put it bluntly, it all comes down to who can get AI sorted out first.
One-click issue coin? Ha, a lower threshold might just make things even messier.
If this wave can be played well, the losses could be significant.
As for signals, is the AI's output really more reliable than what the advocates provide?
The term "paradigm shift" sounds nice, but it actually just depends on who positions themselves correctly.
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consensus_whisperer
· 12-02 12:35
I feel that the part about AI issuing coins is a bit exaggerated; it seems to be more about concept hype.
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To be honest, compared to the AI revolution, I care more about who can really run this set of tools successfully.
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Here we go again, it's all about capability iteration and paradigm shift. Every time it's said like this, and then what?
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I trust the part about monitoring the market and placing orders, but the rest feels far from sufficient.
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But then again, if there really is AI that can replace me in advocating, what else would I play with?
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Hmm... this logic feels quite similar to last year's DeFi wave, it's all "this time it's different."
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The capability iteration aspect is indeed a bit interesting, but how does it really land?
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AirdropHarvester
· 12-02 12:32
There’s something going on, AI is indeed making people rich quietly.
But the advocates should be careful, haha.
Wait a minute, isn’t this just the same old story? To put it bluntly, it’s still just hype.
The integration of AI and encryption sounds easy, but it's really hard to implement, bro.
Art baby, is another round of scamming coming?
NFT, inscription, AI... there are always new things to play people for suckers.
If this can actually work, it would be strange; there are just so many tricks in the industry.
Capability iteration? Uh... I trust trading pair iteration more.
Reconstructing the industry’s work methods, sounds like the Secondary Market.
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RooftopVIP
· 12-02 12:30
It's both AI and paradigm shifts, sounds sophisticated but I always feel it's just the same old story...
Is AI advocacy more reliable than human advocacy? To be honest, I don't believe it.
I've heard this logic too many times; last time it was said that NFT would change the world, and what happened?
One-click coin issuance? Ha, isn't this just lowering the threshold for scammers again?
Rather than the AI revolution, I'm more concerned about when I can recoup my investment...
It's just a new excuse to play people for suckers, no matter how fancy the packaging is, it's pointless.
It's somewhat interesting, but we still need to wait for the data to speak; empty talk is meaningless.
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QuietlyStaking
· 12-02 12:26
Sounds like another round of something that's been blown out of proportion. Can AI encryption really change the game? I have my doubts.
Wait a minute, is the one-click issue coin feature just giving scammers an advantage?
That said, if it could really automatically monitor and trade, those quant pros would have been out of a job long ago, haha.
It still feels like mostly hype, but the trend is indeed looking good, let's lie in ambush and see.
If this really works out, those who relied on advocating will have to change careers.
Are we about to start playing people for suckers again? It's just a cycle.
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MerkleMaid
· 12-02 12:18
It's not like AI can change the game rules just by issuing coins with one click; the key is that someone has to catch a falling knife.
Recently, I've been pondering a question—has the new narrative quietly emerged?
It's just that it may not be the gameplay we are familiar with. In the past, the narrative explosion in the industry relied mostly on new assets to set the pace: during the NFT craze, it was wildly popular, and inscriptions also drove people crazy. But this time, the script might have changed.
The new narrative may not be a "new cryptocurrency" or a "new token standard" at all, but a revolution of capability—allowing AI to truly integrate into the daily life of Crypto. Imagine this: AI automatically monitors the market and places orders for you, analyzes on-chain data and produces conclusions in seconds; AI assists you in launching tokens with a single click, eliminating cumbersome technical barriers; even AI filters signals and predicts trends, taking over the tasks of those "signal calling experts."
If this direction really works, it may not just be the addition of a tool, but rather a complete reconstruction of the way the entire industry operates. After all, assets may become obsolete, but the iteration of capabilities is often the real paradigm shift.