Large models have long consumed all the old data on the internet. Now, what is the real battle? Gaining incremental growth.

Every day, new things keep emerging—news, opinions, discussions—and these are the most sought after. Content that search engines haven't caught up with yet, materials that AI hasn't been trained on, are the most valuable.

This is why platforms with strong real-time capabilities are becoming increasingly popular. Exchange communities, Web3 discussion forums, news channels—these places update content quickly and have high engagement, making them prime targets for various AIs to compete for. Whoever can continuously provide high-quality new content will hold the key to the next round of competition.

Ultimately, the second half of the internet era is no longer about the depth of existing data, but about the flow and quality of incremental content.