Founder of AllianceDAO: Many AI+Crypto projects are a bit far fetched, tokenization strategy may become an important tool for startups

Imron Khan and Qiao Wang, founders of AllianceDAO, a Web3 venture capital accelerator, recently stated in a podcast that many current projects combining AI and blockchain seem far fetched, but there are also teams that integrate AI technology into blockchain applications in a more natural way. They believe that in the future, the integration of AI and blockchain will be more seamless, and users will only feel the improvement in product performance without realizing the technology behind it. The two also analyzed recent market trends, including policy changes in the United States, the development of Bitcoin spot ETFs, and L1/L2 public chain competition. The rumor that the United States may establish a Strategic Reserve (SBR) for Bitcoin has attracted market attention, and if the plan is implemented, it may drive a surge in institutional demand. In terms of public chains, Solana has gradually become the first choice for entrepreneurs, with rapid ecological growth, while Coinbase's Base is facing pressure due to insufficient liquidity. Meanwhile, the rise of new public chains such as Sui and Aptos is challenging traditional L2 solutions. In addition, tokenization has become a new mode of entrepreneurship. For example, the founder of Vine launched Vine token to try to restart the application, and the market value of Trump coin has also soared due to political influence. The two believe that tokenization strategies may become an important tool for startups, and brand tokens will also change fundraising and user engagement methods.