You guys must have seen that new noodle shop that just opened at the community entrance, right?
After half a year of paperwork, the ones that survive aren’t necessarily the ones making the best noodles, but rather those who can withstand the red tape and rent. On this AI thing, I’m with a16z; don’t suffocate small teams with a bunch of out-of-touch rules right off the bat.
The market is pretty honest right now, $BTC is still hovering around 64177, up 0.758% in 24 hours, with highs and lows locked in between 64350 and 63400, like it’s waiting for a breeze, not going crazy.
What’s even more interesting is that contract trading has hit 7.1 times the spot market, with a funding rate still at -0.0043%. A bunch of folks are talking cautious, but are already putting pressure on the direction; this vibe is like 'let’s control innovation first and talk later', which tends to squeeze out the real doers.
I believe regulation is necessary, and we need safety nets too, otherwise, everyone will be bold enough to spin tales with AI. But those nets should be for preventing crashes, not blocking the road entirely.
If you really believe technology will change the world, but you’re still thinking about approvals, stamps, and dragging your feet, are you really afraid of risk, or are you just worried about newcomers joining the table?
$BTC #AI加密 #BinanceSquare
I could be wrong, just making my own judgment.
After half a year of paperwork, the ones that survive aren’t necessarily the ones making the best noodles, but rather those who can withstand the red tape and rent. On this AI thing, I’m with a16z; don’t suffocate small teams with a bunch of out-of-touch rules right off the bat.
The market is pretty honest right now, $BTC is still hovering around 64177, up 0.758% in 24 hours, with highs and lows locked in between 64350 and 63400, like it’s waiting for a breeze, not going crazy.
What’s even more interesting is that contract trading has hit 7.1 times the spot market, with a funding rate still at -0.0043%. A bunch of folks are talking cautious, but are already putting pressure on the direction; this vibe is like 'let’s control innovation first and talk later', which tends to squeeze out the real doers.
I believe regulation is necessary, and we need safety nets too, otherwise, everyone will be bold enough to spin tales with AI. But those nets should be for preventing crashes, not blocking the road entirely.
If you really believe technology will change the world, but you’re still thinking about approvals, stamps, and dragging your feet, are you really afraid of risk, or are you just worried about newcomers joining the table?
$BTC #AI加密 #BinanceSquare
I could be wrong, just making my own judgment.