2026-01-13 02:21:20

#密码资产动态追踪 The new moves by tech giants are quietly rewriting the future of blockchain.

Google's market capitalization has surpassed $4 trillion for the first time, and Apple has officially announced deep integration with Gemini—these two news items reflect a deeper change: AI has shifted from a technical topic to a business reality, and its demand for underlying infrastructure is redefining where opportunities lie.

As tech giants collaborate in the AI race, an overlooked track is beginning to emerge. Decentralized computing networks, data privacy protocols, on-chain data ownership... these once niche concepts are facing a turning point:

• AI's data hunger has driven real demand for decentralized computing power
• User privacy and data ownership will evolve from ethical issues to business concerns
• On-chain assets deeply integrated into AI narratives and with established community consensus may enter a new valuation cycle

Silicon Valley giants are competing over the quality of AI models, but the real opportunity may have quietly shifted to the world of blockchains. This time, it’s not about following the tech giants’ stories, but about finding a role for Web3 within their narratives.

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SchrodingersFOMO

· 14h ago

Wait, does decentralized computing power really need to take off? It still feels a bit虚 (vague/uncertain).

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WhaleMistaker

· 14h ago

Speaking of which, can decentralized computing power really compete with big corporations, or are we just telling stories again?

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FantasyGuardian

· 01-14 14:31

I don't quite believe this explanation. If the giants really wanted to use decentralized computing power, they would have done so already. Now claiming it's a turning point feels a bit like throwing a tantrum.

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MoonlightGamer

· 01-13 02:50

Speaking of this logic, I feel a bit like a recursive loop—big companies grabbing AI opportunities, and we're just hoping they'll give on-chain assets valuation? Is this thing reliable?

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ChainWatcher

· 01-13 02:49

Hey, you're talking about AI and blockchain again, but I'm more concerned about who is really using decentralized computing power, not just telling stories.

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BlockchainArchaeologist

· 01-13 02:49

Wait, will Google's and Apple's recent moves really boost decentralized computing power? Or is this just another round of empty hype?

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PumpAnalyst

· 01-13 02:47

Cautiously bearish, but this wave of AI + blockchain narratives does have some substance. The technical aspect has already broken through key support levels. I'm not trying to discourage everyone; I know the storytelling tactics of project teams too well. Be careful not to get caught. Decentralized computing power—some have been hyping it up for the past two years. It's not new to stir the pot again; it depends on who has truly built community consensus. Silicon Valley giants compete in AI—are we just copying homework? That's a bit too optimistic, brother. The bottoming phase is indeed a good time to get in, but risk control comes first. Set your stop-loss properly before proceeding. Upgrading data ownership as a business issue? Sounds impressive, but very few projects can actually implement it. If this rebound can't break the previous high, we'll have to come back and cut some leeks again. The demand for computing power is real, but don't be brainwashed by project promotions. Watch the K-line more, listen to stories less.

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GateUser-1a2ed0b9

· 01-13 02:38

Honestly, does this wave of AI computing power really give Web3 a chance to turn things around? It still seems to depend on who can truly develop decentralized computing power.

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tx_pending_forever

· 01-13 02:37

Ah... here we go again talking about decentralized computing power, but is there really a project that can make this happen? It still feels like mostly just PPTs.

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AlwaysMissingTops

· 01-13 02:34

You're trying to persuade me to buy mining power coins again. I've heard this spiel quite a few times already.

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