The investment opportunities in AI applications are actually severely underestimated. Looking at fields like humanoid robots and AI agents, companies with market values in the hundreds of billions have already emerged, representing practical applications. From a technological cycle perspective, AI is defined as the Fourth Industrial Revolution, and we are just now entering the commercialization stage—using an old saying, it's the night before dawn.



The pervasive bubble theory in the market actually reflects cognitive lag. This kind of voice always exists at the beginning of each technological wave; some see hype and conclude that the peak has been reached, but this precisely indicates they haven't grasped the cycle. The true value explosion of AI applications has only just begun, and the current pessimism is actually the best window to get on board.

The key question is, do you believe AI applications will become the next trillion-dollar market? If you do, any hesitation now is a missed opportunity.
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AirdropDreamBreakervip
· 17h ago
The saying "the night before dawn" has been heard quite a bit, but it does have some truth... Let's see who can endure until the dawn. --- It's the same old tune, but I have to admit, there is some substance to the humanoid robot sector. --- Trillion-dollar market? Let's wait until this bear market passes first. --- Pessimism is the window for getting in... So should I start buying the dip now or keep watching? --- No confidence, brother. The previously promising tech cycles have also turned sour. --- The core is gambling—betting that AI applications can truly be implemented. --- It sounds good, but isn't it just fear of missing out?
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GateUser-44a00d6cvip
· 01-12 06:50
The saying "the night before dawn" has been heard too many times. Every time, they say it's just the beginning, but what happens? It's still the same group of people harvesting the leeks.
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pvt_key_collectorvip
· 01-12 06:49
The night before dawn is a tired metaphor, but it does have some truth... The key still depends on who can truly land practical applications. I believe in the saying "Fear when others are greedy." Wait, can humanoid robots really become a thing? It still feels far away. Currently, those entering are all gamblers, either making a fortune or losing everything and crying. This cycle theory is spot on; those who got in early during the last tech wave had the advantage. Hesitation will cost money, but blindly going all-in is also risky. The description of cognitive lag is perfect; it’s exactly what those short-sellers are talking about.
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RektHuntervip
· 01-12 06:46
The night before dawn is a bit of an exaggeration, but I have to admit that the humanoid robot part does have some imagination. --- I'm really afraid that it will turn into another feast for the leek farmers, with big institutions cutting profits and then leaving. --- Brothers who are getting in now, remember not to go all in. --- Cognitive lag is not wrong to say, but that's also a套路 (tactics/ploy)... Every bubble says the same. --- Trillion-dollar market? Can't we just wait for it to land before bragging? --- Anyway, I can't understand it, but seeing investors frantically throwing money, I feel quite timid. --- What happened to the technology that was hyped to death in the last wave? I dare not look.
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notSatoshi1971vip
· 01-12 06:44
The pre-dawn night rhetoric has been heard too many times. Every time, they say now is the best window to get on board. But what happens? It still depends on whether the specific project can truly be implemented. Not all AI concepts can become the next trillion-dollar opportunity.
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ApeEscapeArtistvip
· 01-12 06:43
The metaphor of the night before dawn is quite good, but to be honest, who still believes in this now... The last time I heard this was during the 2019 bull market. However, the humanoid robot sector does have some potential, but I don't know how long the money can last. I believe it, but the problem is how to get in without getting burned. Will this cycle repeat the script of "miss it and regret it" again? It's a bit annoying. Wait, you said the trillion-dollar market... how many years will it take to reach?
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ForkThisDAOvip
· 01-12 06:41
The phrase "the night before dawn" has become tiresome, but to be honest, now is indeed the time to get on board. Pessimistic sentiment is an opportunity, and there's truth to that. The key is whether you dare to go all in.
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