2025-12-31 17:23:57

Regarding a well-known individual's recent outlook for 2026, there is an interesting phenomenon worth noting. His advice on project selection and investment strategies may not always be accurate, but his judgment on the future direction of the industry is worth considering.

From his recent perspective, the focus is not on cryptocurrencies themselves, but on the underlying technological developments—health, sports, AI, robotics, embodied AI(Embodied AI), drones, and spatial computing—these cutting-edge fields. He even recommends that young people prioritize these tracks.

This shift is quite thought-provoking. It suggests that the current hotspots in the crypto market may not lie in the coins themselves, but in the foundational innovations supporting these technologies. For investors looking to seize the next wave of opportunities, understanding this kind of forward-looking thinking is far more valuable than following the crowd in project selection.

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GasFeeCrier

· 16h ago

He indeed doesn't have great recommendations for those coins, but this time his judgment on underlying technology is somewhat insightful. It's basically telling us not to obsess over which coin to buy anymore; the real money is in those infrastructure projects. It sounds like he's shifting focus to robotics and embodied AI, which aligns with my intuition. Honestly, he's just not sure about the direction of the crypto market himself. Underlying technology is definitely more reliable than chasing risky trades, I agree with that. This guy finally said something worthwhile, although it's been two years late. Let's see if any team is truly working on these cutting-edge tracks this year; it's easy to talk but hard to do. Wow, even the big players are starting to shift focus from crypto to technological innovation. Among the projects I follow, there are indeed some working on embodied AI; maybe he didn't talk nonsense this time. Honestly, compared to his previous high-risk recommendations, this approach is more reliable. It's interesting, but domestically, only a few teams are working on embodied intelligence. Finally starting to talk about something substantial; I really don't want to hear those garbage recommendations anymore.

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GigaBrainAnon

· 17h ago

Damn, finally someone sees through it. 99% of people in the crypto circle are still staring at token charts, not realizing that the real goldmine is in AI and robotics. --- Basically, the long-term logic lies in the underlying technology. Those who keep shouting that certain coins will rise are just leeks being nurtured. --- I've been paying attention to embodied AI for a long time; it's a hundred times more interesting than Meme coins. --- Although this guy's project picks often flop, he can indeed sense the big direction. Gotta admit that. --- Got it, got it. The next wave of profits comes from underlying infrastructure, not the coins themselves? I accept this logic. --- True alphas are never found in coin price discussions; they are in hardware and tech stack research. --- Spatial computing, drones—these are the real hot spots in 2026, way more exciting than trading coins.

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0xLostKey

· 2025-12-31 17:51

He actually hit the nail on the head this time; underlying technology is the real deal. Last year we were all speculating on coins, this year we should see how these technologies are actually used. Embodied AI is indeed interesting; it’s more imaginative than just tokens. But to be honest, the projects he recommended before also collapsed... Is this really genuine, or is he just storytelling again? Whether embodied intelligence becomes popular depends on engineering implementation, not just talk. I agree, instead of chasing new coins, it's better to study the fundamentals, although the pace can be slow. This person's vision is indeed ahead of most people; the only downside is that there are too many flaws in project selection. Robotics and spatial computing might rise next year; early deployment won't hurt. Exactly, the real money-making opportunities have never been in hot coins.

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AirdropHarvester

· 2025-12-31 17:49

Alright, finally someone said it out loud, the crypto circle players have actually been eyeing the underlying technology for a long time --- To be honest, anyone still debating which coin to buy now is playing with fire. The real money is in AI and robotics --- I've already jumped on the embodied intelligence bandwagon, it's much more reliable than waiting for the next shitcoin --- Those who understand know what I mean. The big players see further than us; while we're still watching coin prices, they've already set their sights on 2026 --- I didn't expect space computing to be a focus, but thinking about it, it’s indeed interesting --- Honestly, people following the hype around coins should wake up. Underlying technology is the future, but most people still can't see through it --- The integration of drones and AI might really take off; we need to revisit this direction --- That's why some people make money while others lose everything—it's all about the bigger picture --- I think health tech is underrated; the next big trend might be right here --- I've been following robotics technology for over half a year, and now someone is finally catching up

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TestnetScholar

· 2025-12-31 17:46

Haha, wait a minute, I did listen carefully to these underlying technology directions he mentioned, but how many people are truly willing to go all in? It's not as simple as picking up a low-cost coin; from an infrastructure perspective, this is the long-term logic. The area of embodied intelligence is indeed interesting, much better than the bunch of pump-and-dump coins currently hyped. To put it nicely, it still depends on who can truly turn these technologies into products, otherwise it's all just talk. So, this year, we need to change our mindset and not just focus on K-line charts. It sounds reasonable, but I don't know where to start; it feels like every track is just blowing bubbles. This guy's vision is indeed sharp, his predictive ability is undeniable, but I haven't trusted any of his coin recommendations. The phrase "Underlying innovation > Coin price speculation" needs to be engraved in my mind. But in terms of spatial computing, are there any reliable projects in China? I can't think of any for the moment.

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GateUser-4745f9ce

· 2025-12-31 17:28

The crypto industry’s hype machine is starting up again. Basically, it’s still about the value of underlying technology. The area of embodied intelligence is indeed interesting, but who can actually make money depends on who can claim the spot first. Just listening without acting is pointless; the key is whether a finished product can be released this year.

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