Recently, I had an in-depth conversation with a seasoned investor. He raised a thought-provoking point: within the next 5 years, if the middle class does not allocate digital assets, they may face the risk of a decline in economic strength. Although this conclusion may sound shocking, there is indeed data support behind it.

According to his sharing, among the top 100 global enterprises, 83 have begun to layout in the blockchain field. In addition, the well-known investment firm Sequoia Capital invested over $7 billion in the Web3 field last year alone. These trends clearly indicate that Web3 is no longer a marginal topic but is becoming a hot area attracting top global talent and capital.

Looking back at history, it is not difficult to find similar investment opportunities. Just as many people could hardly believe "buying a house can appreciate" 20 years ago, today there are also many who are skeptical about Web3. However, technological innovation and market changes often do not wait for everyone to understand before starting. By the time most people realize the opportunity, the best entry point may have already passed.

It is worth noting that the combination of Web3 and artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming an obvious trend. The integration of these two major technologies may bring unprecedented innovations and opportunities. For investors who do not want to miss this wave of technological revolution, it may be time to set aside preconceived notions and start exploring the potential of the Web3 market.

Looking back at today six months later, we may find that those investors who timely positioned themselves in the Web3 and AI fields have gained an advantage. In the face of such an investment environment, maintaining an open mindset, continuously learning new knowledge, and cautiously assessing risks will be a wise choice. After all, in this rapidly changing digital age, opportunities and challenges coexist, and the key lies in how we respond to and seize them.