Grayscale Research Manager: Universal access to AI will promote public sector block chain demand

Wu stated that it had been informed that Zach Pandl, the research manager for Grayscale, had indicated that universal access to AI would increase the demand for public block chains in three ways: AI angent finance, computing and identity/reputable, and decentrization of AI. In his view, AI angent needed programmable wallets to complete small payments, cross-border settlements and automatic transactions, and Etheum, Solana and others could provide the corresponding financial infrastructure. At the same time, the public block chain can be used to record AI calculations, identity and angent reputation. Pandl also believes that decentrization networks such as Bittensor could provide an alternative to the AI system currently led by a few large AI laboratories and cloud manufacturers。