An investor who previously made headlines in the crypto space for some rumors has now left the scene to work on an AI project. It seems like things are going pretty well, with over 400,000 overseas registered users. The largest aggregator for AI models, Openrouter, was also founded by the former CTO of Opensea. Its valuation has now exceeded $500 million, with over $40 million in funding, making it a certified unicorn company. It seems like making money in the crypto space and then pivoting to AI is turning out to be a solid move. Does this suggest that in a short-term PVP market, a zero-sum game, it’s not suitable for long-term thinkers? It’s like buying altcoins and meme coins—holding on with so-called 'diamond hands' often just ends with watching your assets go to zero. The right move should be cashing out at the peak of altcoins and meme coins, converting the profits into Bitcoin or cash. So, smart people have already figured out the essence of the crypto space: make quick money, strike gold, and then go build in a long-term track, accumulating value over time. So, is there any way for the crypto space to retain long-term thinkers? Or is it destined to remain the ultimate PVP battleground?