Recently, at a major conference in the consumer electronics industry, there was an interesting phenomenon—investor enthusiasm for AI concept stocks is beginning to cool down. Data shows that nearly 40% of funding sources believe that many AI-related stocks are excessively hyped at the moment.
In contrast, the situation in infrastructure is different. For example, Amazon's cloud services division earns $93.1 billion annually, and this stable cash flow makes many see it as the most solid investment direction amid the AI wave. The key technologies for global chip manufacturing are controlled by a few players, which has also become a focus for defensive investors.
From another perspective, the crypto market has also been incubating new projects recently. A community-based token project completed a pre-sale financing round, raising over $4.4 million in a single round. It has many features—offering staking users an annualized return of over 100%, and allocating a quarter of the tokens for community building and incentives. This design approach, to some extent, reflects the crypto sector’s emphasis on user participation.
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retroactive_airdrop
· 23h ago
Speaking of the cooling down of AI concept stocks, it was long overdue. I said it before, chasing concepts always leads to hair loss eventually.
Infrastructure is indeed attractive, with Amazon's over $90 billion, who wouldn't be envious? But the real opportunity is still at the foundational level.
A $4.4 million financing with over 100% annualized return... this design is quite aggressive. The staking economy model is what Web3 is all about.
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BearMarketMonk
· 23h ago
Infrastructure is the key, the AI concept stocks have indeed gone too far this time.
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GweiTooHigh
· 23h ago
The AI concept stock bubble is about to burst, finally someone sees through it
I've always said, the real money is in the shovels, infrastructure is the key
4.4 million in funding sounds good, but it depends on whether the team is reliable; a 100% annual return is a bit suspicious
I've seen this pledge yield trick too many times; the key is whether the project team has real business support
The numbers from Amazon Web Services are more reassuring, much more reliable than just hype
Community token projects are everywhere right now; how many will survive the next bear market?
Defensive investors are now making smarter choices, unlike the reckless buying of the past two years
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DustCollector
· 23h ago
Infrastructure is still the most profitable, AI hype is truly a bubble
Damn, that project with 4.4 million in funding, is the 100% annualized return real or fake?
Making money still depends on cloud services and chips, these two really don't deceive
I've seen too many community tokens, with more incentives, inflation also follows
Stable cash flow like Amazon Cloud is the real king, no more playing with heartbeat
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BearMarketBuilder
· 23h ago
Infrastructure is the real king; those flashy AI concept stocks should have cooled off long ago.
This is the proper approach—airdrops, staking, and mining. Even a project with just 4.4 million can achieve an annualized return of over 100%, which is better than chasing after those superficial concepts.
Cash flow from cloud services is the hard currency that allows for peace of mind. The crypto industry also needs to learn this set of principles.
I'm still optimistic about projects backed by real capital—Infrastructure plus community incentives are the future strategy.
The collapse of AI concept stocks is only a matter of time. As long as the infrastructure remains, chips will still be needed.
Hey, how is the community building for this new project allocated? We need to understand clearly before participating.
The bricks still need to be moved, but to the right places. Infrastructure is solid and reliable.
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TommyTeacher1
· 23h ago
The AI concept hype bubble has finally been called out, I've been annoyed by it for a long time.
I've always known that infrastructure is the real key, and AWS's numbers can't hold a candle.
New crypto projects are back to their tricks, 100% annualized... only fools would believe it.
Buy the dip in leading chip companies, everyone, this is the real hard currency.
Community tokens and their incentive models, frankly, are still Ponzi schemes...
Forget it, I'll just hold onto my ETH.
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SquidTeacher
· 01-09 20:27
Still have to focus on infrastructure, AI concept stocks have been cut repeatedly
The AI bubble is so obvious, yet people still chase it, I really can't believe it
4.4 million in funding isn't a big deal, the key is whether it can truly be implemented
Annualized 100%? I can't believe in this return rate
Stable cash flow from AWS is the real key, everything else is just虚的
Recently, at a major conference in the consumer electronics industry, there was an interesting phenomenon—investor enthusiasm for AI concept stocks is beginning to cool down. Data shows that nearly 40% of funding sources believe that many AI-related stocks are excessively hyped at the moment.
In contrast, the situation in infrastructure is different. For example, Amazon's cloud services division earns $93.1 billion annually, and this stable cash flow makes many see it as the most solid investment direction amid the AI wave. The key technologies for global chip manufacturing are controlled by a few players, which has also become a focus for defensive investors.
From another perspective, the crypto market has also been incubating new projects recently. A community-based token project completed a pre-sale financing round, raising over $4.4 million in a single round. It has many features—offering staking users an annualized return of over 100%, and allocating a quarter of the tokens for community building and incentives. This design approach, to some extent, reflects the crypto sector’s emphasis on user participation.