2025-12-27 10:22:01

Solana co-founder recently shared some views on 2026. He believes that the global stablecoin market size is expected to surpass the trillion-dollar mark, which will become a key infrastructure in the digital asset ecosystem. Meanwhile, the commercialization of quantum computing and nuclear fusion will still face many obstacles, making breakthrough progress unlikely in the short term. However, from an AI perspective, he is optimistic about technological advancements—artificial intelligence could make significant progress in solving a problem that has puzzled the mathematics community for a thousand years. Additionally, the humanoid robot field will also accelerate, with shipment volumes expected to reach the level of 100,000 units. This series of predictions reflects the accelerating trend of integration between technology and finance.

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FloorPriceNightmare

· 21h ago

Is the stablecoin breaking one trillion? To put it nicely, it's just USDT continuing to harvest retail investors. --- AI solving a thousand-year-old problem? It depends on which problem. If it's P vs NP, I would just laugh. --- 100,000 humanoid robots, and when the time comes, will it be us losing our jobs? Haha. --- Really? Quantum computing giving up so quickly? I was still waiting to crack my wallet. --- Every time I hear this guy's predictions, I feel like I'm betting on whether he's right or wrong. Currently 0:5. --- Wake up, everyone. 2026, first fill in the pits of 2024 before anything else. --- Trillions in stablecoins sound impressive, but it still feels like it's prolonging the life of centralized exchanges. --- Give me 100,000 robots, and it's still just a drop in the bucket. The housing prices are already so outrageous.

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POAPlectionist

· 21h ago

Stablecoins surpass 1 trillion? Just thinking about it is exciting, but if it can actually be implemented, that would be a win.

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HodlVeteran

· 21h ago

Is the stablecoin surpassing one trillion? Bro, I heard a similar prediction back in 2018, and you all know how that turned out... But this time it might really happen, after all, the ecosystem is different now. --- Quantum computing and nuclear fusion still need to wait, but stablecoins and AI are definitely the tracks to get on next. Stop going all in on those shitcoins. --- 100,000 humanoid robots... sounds great, but when they actually land, our losses should be recouped, right? Haha. --- Every time I hear the big guys predicting 2026, I think of those predictions from 2018. How are they doing now? What do you all say? --- I believe in stablecoins. After all, no one likes to carry a roller coaster in their wallet. Whether it's over a trillion or not, let's stabilize first. --- Experienced folks honestly: I don't believe AI will solve a thousand-year-old problem, but upgrading the stablecoin ecosystem is definitely worth getting on. Just don't go all in. --- They're starting to make promises again... but at least this time, the promise has some filling, unlike those pure blowouts before.

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MidnightGenesis

· 21h ago

On-chain data shows that the stablecoin market cap has surpassed one trillion... Well, based on past experience, the credibility of this prediction depends on the contract deployment progress. It’s worth noting that liquidity in trading pairs is the real test. AI solving a thousand-year-old problem? The interesting part is to see which specific problem it is; otherwise, it’s just pure marketing talk. Quantum computing and nuclear fusion are still stuck in laboratories... As expected, these two cannot be achieved in the short term. There are 100,000 humanoid robots. From the code, hardware bottlenecks are still unavoidable, and monitoring shows that the capacity data may be inflated.

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AirdropSkeptic