During a recent discussion about the intersection of artificial intelligence and blockchain, former Binance chief Changpeng Zhao offered a striking forecast: he believes AI systems will ditch conventional financial tools and turn to crypto for their economic interactions.
Zhao suggested that AI won’t rely on traditional banking infrastructure like credit cards or fiat money. Instead, as these systems become more autonomous and sophisticated, they’ll naturally gravitate toward decentralized digital currencies.
He painted a picture of a near future where AI-driven digital assistants handle routine tasks such as booking flights or arranging accommodations.
In this world, AIs would interact with each other seamlessly, exchanging value through blockchain-based systems that offer speed, low costs, and no need for third parties.
According to Zhao, the progression of AI will be built upon the digital frameworks established by the internet and further advanced by blockchain technology.
In his view, blockchain’s efficiency and transparency make it the perfect match for the kinds of transactions that AI agents will increasingly carry out on our behalf.
A cryptocurrency trader reportedly lost $2.8 million in an hour after purchasing 1.39 million TRUMP tokens, aiming to secure a spot at an exclusive gala dinner with President Donald Trump.
Binance founder Changpeng Zhao has broken his silence about his time behind bars, describing the four months he spent in a U.S. prison as one of the most unsettling and eye-opening periods of his life. Speaking in a recent interview with Rug Radio, Zhao recounted the emotional and psychological toll of incarceration. Lacking U.S. citizenship […]
Israeli trading platform eToro is preparing to go public in the U.S., aiming for a valuation of up to $4 billion as it moves to list shares on the Nasdaq under the ticker “ETOR.”
April brought an unusual twist to the U.S. stock market. The S&P 500 plummeted more than 10% during the month, only to rebound and close within 2% of where it began.