キャピトルヒル：AIの夢と暗号スキームが衝突する場所！ 🤖💰

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先週、私はデジタルチャンバーでキャピトルヒルで分散型AIを代表するという疑わしい名誉を持っていました。あなたが知っている、楽観主義が結婚式で安いワインのように流れる場所？数週間、ニュースサイクルは、最初の真のプロクリプト政権が就任したことについて積極的に気まぐれでした。 D.C.での私の時間は、このすでに燃えている希望のbonき火に燃料を追加しました。 🔥

暗号と大規模なテクノロジーセクターには大きな影響があります。これは、誰もが現金を獲得する方法を見つけようとしているという派手な方法です。プロクリプトホワイトハウスと、ついに目隠しを排除したように見える議会で、米国が「人工知能と暗号の世界首都」になることができるという明白な話題があります。はい、トランプ大統領はこれをダボスでさえ約束しました。これは、ガソリンスタンドでチケットを購入しながら宝くじに勝つと言っているようなものです。 🎟🎟️

次の数ヶ月は、暗号およびAI産業の黄金のチケットのようなものです。 Cryptoは、メインドライバーとしてAIを分散化した上位3つの業界に簡単になる可能性があります。つまり、アメリカで1兆ドルの経済的機会を作りたくないのは誰ですか？それは独占のゲームのようなものですが、本当のお金と家族の議論が少ない。 💸

旅行中に私を最も驚かせたのは、多くの議会のメンバーが実際にCryptoとWeb3の重要な概念を定義する方法に関する業界の入力に開かれているという認識でした。彼らが最終的にそれをグーグルで調べるのではなく、専門家に尋ねることに決めたようです。 🙄

Clear legislation is the destination

During my time at the Capitol, I was treated to exciting discussions about decentralized AI infrastructure and AI agents. AI tokens, with a market cap of over $48 billion, are the backbone of an open, accessible, and AI-native future of the internet. Or so they say. 🤷‍♂️

The surge of capital going into AI, including President Trump’s proposed $500 billion infrastructure initiative, points to high stakes. It’s like watching a high-stakes poker game where everyone is bluffing, and the chips are made of dreams. 🃏

Yet, the U.S. has a blank slate right now—either stick with existing frameworks that only include L1 and L2 network tokens or embrace these new use cases and assets in a regulatory-compliant manner. It’s like choosing between a salad and a cheeseburger; one is healthy, and the other is deliciously risky. 🍔

Currently, everyone is buzzing about executive orders. But let’s not forget that the legislative process takes time. A major discussion point was the Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act (FIT21) bill, which aims to provide a clear market structure framework to assess if a token is a security or a commodity. Spoiler alert: it’s complicated. 🤔

Essentially, this is meant to answer the burning questions: What is a security? What is a commodity? And what is that weird thing in the back of the fridge? The most straightforward methodology for categorizing tokens should be based on activities. It’s like trying to figure out if your cat is a pet or just a furry roommate. 🐱

For example, a Layer 1 token designed to facilitate network activities should be categorized as a utility token. As FIT21 makes its way through the legislative gauntlet, there’s a narrow window to ensure new areas of utility tokens—like Decentralized AI and DePIN tokens—are also considered and defined as utility tokens. It’s like trying to fit a square peg in a round hole, but with more paperwork. 📄

Beyond commodities and securities

With the expected implementation of the FIT21 bill, clarity is finally around the corner—and some are hoping to have rules implemented by the end of this year. When lawmakers and the general public think of AI, they think of Big AI—OpenAI, Microsoft, Google, Anthropic, and other massive companies building centralized AI. It’s like thinking of the ocean and only seeing the Titanic. 🚢

Decentralized AI has the ability to offer resources that traditional AI structures cannot. Currently, resources are extremely centralized within Big AI, making it hard for new entrants to get a foot in the door. OpenAI and Microsoft have made massive investments in servers, data centers, and network infrastructure related to training AI models. These high costs squeeze out solopreneurs and smaller teams, making it almost impossible to build AI systems without breaking the bank. 💔

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2025-02-19 15:40