Ansem is a marketing expert, and his words are astonishing.
When everyone in crypto was rushing towards the US stock market and AI, he said:
“If you’re in AI pivot to crypto.”
This phrase superficially seems like career advice.
In reality, translated into blockchain jargon, it means:
The group upstairs working with AI, who can write code, tell stories, create products, and have salaries, can come downstairs to the casino.
This is the part that meme players can truly understand.
The meme market has never lacked names.
There are names every day.
Animals come every day.
Occultism is there every day.
Devs claim every day they are for the culture.
But what the market truly lacks is:
New people.
New money.
New narrative fuel.
New outsiders, preferably with some intelligence and budget.
In the past two years, AI has sucked the world's attention like an industrial vacuum cleaner.
Every company claims to have AI.
Every product claims to have an agent.
Every funding pitch deck writes about autonomous workflow.
But when you open it, it’s still a customer service robot in a suit.
And crypto?
Crypto is still that late-night hotpot restaurant.
The tables are messy, the broth is dirty, and next to you, someone just made 20 times their money, while another just got a needle stuck through the floor.
But at least there’s one advantage:
The chips are really moving.
So Ansem's statement is sharp in that he is not saying AI has no future.
He is saying:
AI has smart people, crypto has liquidity.
AI has productivity, memes have a dissemination space.
AI has a sense of the future, the blockchain offers immediate feedback.
AI makes you feel like you’re changing the world.
Memes let you know within five minutes if the world is ready to change you.
The comment section is also very real.
Raydium immediately responds: pivot to Solana.
The project parties collectively change their slogans: pivot to my place.
Smart people say: why not both.
Old investors say: seriously, do not do this.
Newcomers are the most honest: where to start?
Isn’t this the current state of the meme market?
A sentence comes out, and the entire market starts competing for the right to explain.
You think everyone is discussing the industrial integration of AI and crypto.
In fact, everyone is asking the same question internally:
Is new liquidity on the way?
Meme players understand this very well.
We aren’t afraid of outrageous stories.
What we fear is that no one believes them.
We aren’t afraid of absurd narratives.
What we fear is that no one is arguing.
We aren’t afraid of projects looking like old night market cures.
What we fear is that no one is browsing the night market.
Ansem’s phrase “AI pivot to crypto” essentially calls out to the market:
Brothers in the AI circle, don’t just train models.
Come down and take a look at the blockchain.
Here, the models may not be smart, but losing money in the wallets is very real.
Of course, the most ironic part is here.
The market is best at taking an interesting phrase and immediately turning it into a hundred bad projects.
Today it’s AI pivot to crypto.
Tomorrow it will be AI dog, AI frog, AI agent without agent.
The day after tomorrow, the official website will move, there will be no product, and the roadmap will be written to Mars.
So what this tweet really merits attention isn't whether AI people will really switch to crypto.
Rather, it releases a very clear signal:
The meme market is beginning to crave new arrivals.
The old investors are cutting each other too well.
Now we need the people from the AI office next door, bringing their keyboards, dreams, and just-received salaries, to come down and see if the pot is boiling.
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