In the future, the person who will send content, do marketing, and receive payments for you may be an AI without a bank account. In an interview with PIVOT GLOBAL, Binance founder @ cz-binance explained that "AI can use cryptocurrency" as a very specific question: how will the agent receive payment after taking on the task? How can I make payment if I have to purchase other services? CZ believes that credit cards and bank accounts are not suitable for such agents, and digital native cryptocurrencies are more convenient. He even predicted that as agents perform a large number of tasks, transaction frequency may increase by one thousand to one million times. This is his estimation of the future, not the current trading volume. I can understand why he is betting on this direction: AI is not just answering questions in chat boxes, once it starts doing things for people, payment becomes a part of the workflow. But from occasionally paying a sum of money to frequent transactions between agents, this step is not small. He gave a timetable for changes of about five years, or even earlier; At the same time, it is also said that technology running fast does not mean that applications will be launched immediately. People have to accept the new usage, and the government has to allow it to be implemented. When talking about Japan in the interview, this restriction became more specific: CZ hopes that Japan will develop yen stablecoins and asset tokenization, which means that assets such as currency and stocks can be circulated in the form of tokens. Proxy payment is a possible way of use; What kind of money and assets can be circulated in this way, and what rules should be followed for circulation, is another question. Listening to both together is more interesting than simply shouting 'AI x blockchain revolution'. This interview is not just about predicting the future. When CZ talked about Binance's entrepreneurship, he said that the platform became the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange in terms of trading volume within about five months of its establishment. It relied on the team and years of experience in developing trading systems, and also caught up with the ICO boom in 2017. He also talked about compensating users who suffered losses due to Chinese policies with $6 million back then - which, according to him, accounted for about 40% of the company's funds at that time. Later, he pleaded guilty and flew from the United Arab Emirates to the United States, citing that he did not want to "live like a fugitive". Putting these experiences together, he now repeatedly talks about trust and rules, not just drawing a beautiful future picture for new technologies. Original interview: https://www. (youtube.com)/watch? v=6hmlgUN-42E