If Chinese people set their sights on a particular track, that track will slowly become the most competitive. Just look at the AI field now—you’ll see that cutting-edge, competitive open-source large models are almost entirely dominated by Chinese teams. Take a look at the team compositions of various closed-source large models, like OpenAI—how many Chinese faces do you see at every new product launch? And the @xai team? Pretty much all Chinese faces. Rumor has it that in Meta’s AI team, if you don’t speak Chinese, you’ll struggle to fit in with the core AI team’s circle. Apart from meetings where everyone speaks English, many Chinese members speak Chinese in their daily interactions. If you don’t know Chinese, good luck fitting in. The photo shows the latest XAI team picture. ZK seems to be following the same trend. As one of the most critical infrastructure-level technologies in the blockchain space, it’s gaining momentum. At a recent @eth_proofs event in Argentina, during a panel discussion/roundtable, someone questioned why Brevis @brevis_zk’s product and tech advancements have been so rapid. Their CEO shared the only “cheat code” they use: ‘Our team works at least 100 hours a week, 300 days a year. No holidays, no statutory breaks, no weekends… You can basically learn from this.’