The biggest advantage of the crypto world is its mass innovation. Simply put, all new trends are initiated by the community, then discovered through price analysis, exploited by venture capitalists (VCs), and finally released into the crypto space. The best example is that without inscription, there would be no Bitcoin ecosystem. This round of community development will at least solve three problems: 1. What exactly is the true native asset of crypto AI? I believe it should be a genuine product, at least at the protocol layer, and definitely not a VC product like X402; 2. A new trading core will definitely emerge. Personally, I think this means the blockchain will enter a Web3 state. Web3 doesn't require anonymity; on-chain real-name authentication will solve on-chain binding and malware issues, allowing honest and trustworthy individuals to have a voice on the chain, while addressing and individuals lacking vision will be blacklisted, creating a state where good money drives out bad, ultimately allowing traditional funds to confidently enter the blockchain; 3. Based on the inherent evil in human nature, even more anonymous infrastructure will emerge. Anyone who has used ZEC knows how terrible that chain is. As long as humanity exists, the black market will continue. Anonymity is the earliest driving force in the crypto world. The future of the crypto world will likely see two camps: Web3 will enter the mainstream, requiring full real-name registration and even legislation. Earning money there might be slower, but mainstream adoption will bring respect. The crypto world will continue down the anonymity route; you might make money quickly, but you'll have to keep yourself hidden. My friend, which will you choose?