Here's the thing: when computing power drives real technological breakthroughs without needing human intervention, and you're plowing most of those gains back into building even faster machines, you're looking at wealth compounding at speeds we've never seen before. It's a feedback loop—better hardware → bigger returns → more reinvestment → exponential growth. In the crypto and AI space, this dynamic is already playing out. The question isn't whether it'll happen, but how fast and what happens next.
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gas_guzzler
· 9h ago
Nah, this is the thing. If machines can make money and upgrade themselves, then we all have to step aside.
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SchrodingerPrivateKey
· 9h ago
Basically, it's a positive feedback dead loop. Whoever can lock this node wins big.
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BridgeJumper
· 9h ago
NGL, this set of logic sounds great, but it feels like talking about a perpetual motion machine... Can it really run so smoothly?
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GhostAddressMiner
· 9h ago
I've already seen through this cycle logic in on-chain data. The fund flows of those early giant whales have long exposed all of this.
Here's the thing: when computing power drives real technological breakthroughs without needing human intervention, and you're plowing most of those gains back into building even faster machines, you're looking at wealth compounding at speeds we've never seen before. It's a feedback loop—better hardware → bigger returns → more reinvestment → exponential growth. In the crypto and AI space, this dynamic is already playing out. The question isn't whether it'll happen, but how fast and what happens next.