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Nowadays everyone brags about, "I used AI to make something"
In less than 2 years, everyone will be bragging about, "I made something without using AI"

Just bought my dad a Xiaomi, activated Xiaoai Assistant, and realized that AI Agents have already been integrated into our daily lives for a while—using them to power on/off devices, download applications, navigate, shop, etc., all completed with a single voice command. I remembered my brother working at Google in Singapore has a fully smart home too, with an entire suite of furniture controlled purely by voice, and even the microwave heating food just needs one command. The only thing is that AI Assistants like Xiaoai, Tmall Genie, and Nomi are independently embedded by their respective brand

Global primary market is at hellish difficulty level.
A-share IPOs have seen a significant slowdown over the past two years. Annual listed companies hover around 100, with the mainboard/STAR Board/ChiNext all relatively tight. STAR Board has basically shut down fast-track channels for companies like Unitree—direct extension of exit cycles.
Hong Kong stocks: A+H valuation inversion/discount. Reuters mentioned last year that dual-listed companies trade at a persistent valuation discount in Hong Kong relative to A-shares. ODI has also tightened further, meaning even if companies can do A+H, Hong

Prepaid virtual Visa cards specifically designed for AI Agents are now available.
Enable AI to have the "paying" capability while ensuring your funds are secure. Meet the requirements for instant card issuance with simple commands, such as agent-cards cards create --amount 50 or via API, to generate a virtual Visa card with a fixed amount within seconds.
Supports MCP, allowing you to directly integrate it into AI tools like Claude Desktop or Cursor, for example, when booking flights, purchasing API resources, or even paying for takeout.
Each card is prepaid and can have a hard spending l

100 years ago, 1 US dollar was approximately equal to 1.6 grams of gold.
And on the actual US dollar note, it says "The Notes Legal Tender For All Debts, Public and Private" — "This is the legal tender for all debts."
From the earliest Bretton Woods system, the United States defined its dollar hegemony with especially strong gold reserves.
As a result, the decline in US gold reserves compared to global gold reserves led to the Nixon Shock in 1971.
Now, with Trump's constantly changing tariff policies,
Gold is no longer an investment asset but has become a core weapon in the global power strugg

Cursor will eventually be replaced by Claude
The essence of an IDE is a compiler. Coder can write code directly using Notepad, or by command line. By using command line directly in Claude Code, many Cursor users have been eliminated.
IDE interaction is not the core; the essence is the backend compiler. The compiler itself is also a piece of code, involving syntax trees, syntax analysis, and so on. This environment can be internalized and learned by large models. In the future, there will be no need for compilers; large models can directly incorporate code, so IDEs like Cursor will no longer be

If Anthropic's rebellion succeeds, then Dario would be the founder who successfully offended both China and the US.
But rationally speaking, ultimately both sides should compromise to an acceptable level, after all, Claud is too powerful and has played a key role in the US-Iran conflict.

For the crypto world, Singapore and Hong Kong are parallel.
Singapore addresses three major pain points:
1️⃣ TVL, which still has many OGs and old money / asset management here
2️⃣ Exchange listing resources, which are unavoidable when discussing listings
3️⃣ Investment institutions, with top global companies often having a presence in Singapore
Hong Kong mainly handles:
Compliance + DAT + payment issues

A few days ago, I took a proper break and caught up on a week of crypto news. Seems like nothing major happened...

A standard circulating within the engineering team is: as long as the steps users need to complete a task can be reduced, it indicates there is room for product evolution.
—— The business opportunity for all AI products.

Recently, two articles have been very popular.
Charles I. Jones (Stanford GSB + NBER, a top economist specializing in long-term economic growth, writing for the academic community) in his paper "A.I. and Our Economic Future" offers the judgment: AI will significantly change the economy, but the process is likely to be gradual.
His framework emphasizes "weak links"—economic growth depends on the most difficult-to-automate parts of the system, so even if AI boosts the efficiency of many tasks by 10x/100x, GDP may not immediately surge in tandem.
Growth will come, but slower than market exp

This chart is very interesting!
Red represents AI programming, yellow indicates paid AI usage, green stands for free AI usage, and gray signifies no AI usage.
The source is a post shared by Benjamin Tannenbaum, who based his calculations on the total population of 8.1 billion (2026) forecast distribution, including 1.3 billion AI users (about 16%), with 15–25 million paid users and 2–5 million code scaffolds.
This huge gap is enough to prove that in the future, the group that is skilled at utilizing AI will far surpass those who do not use or have not been exposed to AI.