The AI concept continues to maintain high popularity in the current market, but a question worth pondering is: has the recent surge in AI-related assets fully priced in their long-term value? In other words, has the current market valuation already reflected AI's growth potential?
From a trading perspective, the market often prices in expectations in advance — beginning to digest them months before significant changes in fundamentals occur. However, in this AI cycle, there remains a clear disconnect between hype and real application. Whether genuine technological breakthroughs can support these valuations still requires time to verify.
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MidnightGenesis
· 01-10 21:22
On-chain data shows that the surge in AI assets has already overextended expectations for the next three years, and based on contract deployment times, it doesn't add up at all.
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fren.eth
· 01-09 10:40
The idea that hype is disconnected from real applications is spot on. Right now, it's just a bunch of conceptual pumps. Where are the truly profitable applications?
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CountdownToBroke
· 01-08 18:05
Bro, this is an eternal question — no one knows where the ceiling is.
Honestly, it still depends on real-world implementation; otherwise, it's no different from last year's metaverse.
Market pricing... sounds sophisticated but is basically gambling, betting that fundamentals can keep up with the bubble.
I think we should wait and see, don't rush to all in; this cycle is far from over.
Whether technological breakthroughs can hold up will be clear by the end of the year.
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AirdropHarvester
· 01-08 18:02
The hype is disconnected from real applications. Well said, honestly, it's just all talk before anything has actually been implemented.
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GasFeeCrier
· 01-08 17:57
It's very true that hype is disconnected from actual application. Right now, it's all about various concept coins riding the wave, and there are very few with real implementation.
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RugPullSurvivor
· 01-08 17:55
To be honest, this wave of AI hype has long been exhausted. Let's wait and see who takes the final step.
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SandwichTrader
· 01-08 17:44
The gap between hype and reality is still too big; it feels like just self-congratulation.
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MechanicalMartel
· 01-08 17:37
It should have been smashed long ago, and you're still hyping it up? What about real applications...
The AI concept continues to maintain high popularity in the current market, but a question worth pondering is: has the recent surge in AI-related assets fully priced in their long-term value? In other words, has the current market valuation already reflected AI's growth potential?
From a trading perspective, the market often prices in expectations in advance — beginning to digest them months before significant changes in fundamentals occur. However, in this AI cycle, there remains a clear disconnect between hype and real application. Whether genuine technological breakthroughs can support these valuations still requires time to verify.