2025-12-30 16:20:35

Tuesday night wind-down, year-end reflections hitting different. As 2025 wraps up, I'm already sketching out what robust market strategies might look like heading into 2026.

One thing catching attention: collaborative AI proof systems are starting to materialize. Teams can now work together on AI verification mechanisms—think cosnarks enabling real-time proof collaboration. That's the kind of infrastructure shift that could reshape how we approach both security and execution in the next cycle.

Solid setups in 2026? They'll likely hinge on projects actually shipping these kinds of technical breakthroughs, not just hyping them.

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potentially_notable

· 19h ago

Haha, at the end of the year, I love this "reflection" vibe. Basically, it's a gamble on who can truly ship products in the next round. Cosnarks is indeed interesting, but let's wait and see who can actually get it running before bragging. There are many projects that sound good now. 2026, frankly, still depends on delivery. Don't just keep telling stories all day.

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EthMaximalist

· 19h ago

Cosnarks sounds pretty impressive, but honestly, how many projects have actually been implemented? To be honest, it's that time of year again for PPT presentations. Let's see who actually delivers something in the end. 2026, it still depends on delivery rather than concepts. This time, we should be able to see who is genuinely building. Cooperative verification sounds good, but I'm worried it might just become another fundraising pitch. Infrastructure revolution is hyped every year, and this time, we probably need to wait and see.

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LoneValidator

· 20h ago

Cosnarks sounds impressive, but how many projects are actually usable right now? Honestly, it still depends on delivery; don't just hype up so many concepts. Any special reflections at the end of the year? Feels like it's the same every year. This wave of AI proof systems is indeed interesting, just not sure when they'll be running on the mainnet. A stable strategy for 2026? I see only two words—wait.

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