赵长鹏不在管币安闲事
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#赵长鹏不在管币安闲事
The AI industry is set to experience explosive growth, with Binance founder Zhao Changpeng publishing a long article; no longer involved in Binance's trivial matters, he will heavily invest in AI. Does this mean that AI has a promising development trend over the next decade? Here, I list several cryptocurrencies with explosive potential.
1. FET
FET-Fetch.ai creates platforms and services for artificial intelligence, allowing anyone to build and deploy AI services on a large scale anytime, anywhere. Its main products include the chat and interaction frontend Delta V, the in-vehicle AI agent architecture, and the component AI Engine; AI agents; Agentverse; Fetch Network.
The lineup is impressive, with two of the three founders, Humayun Sheikh and Toby Simpson, being early investment moguls of the globally leading AI company DeepMind. The market capitalization is 2.024 billion.
2. RNDR
Render is a utility token that facilitates the exchange between those who need graphics processing unit (GPU) computing power and those who can provide it. GPUs are crucial for various tasks, including graphic design, video editing, rendering, and creating realistic effects and scenes in programming.
Launched by Hollywood shareholders, Microsoft, and Multicoin, with 134 million in financing based on market capitalization,
RNDR is the third-largest AI token, valued at 3.12 billion dollars. The token's price has skyrocketed by 411% over the past 12 months, reaching a recent historical high of 13.60 dollars last month.
3. WLD
Worldcoin (WLD) has attracted widespread market attention with its unique mission to bring 1 billion people into the Web3 space. Its innovative distribution model not only encourages widespread adoption among global users but also lays a solid foundation for its future growth. In less than 12 months, Worldcoin's user base has surged by over 10 million, demonstrating its strong market potential and appeal.
WLD (World Coin) is a leader in the AI sector, backed by Wall Street.
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The AI industry is set to experience explosive growth, with Binance founder Zhao Changpeng publishing a long article; no longer involved in Binance's trivial matters, he will heavily invest in AI. Does this mean that AI has a promising development trend over the next decade? Here, I list several cryptocurrencies with explosive potential.
1. FET
FET-Fetch.ai creates platforms and services for artificial intelligence, allowing anyone to build and deploy AI services on a large scale anytime, anywhere. Its main products include the chat and interaction frontend Delta V, the in-vehicle AI agent architecture, and the component AI Engine; AI agents; Agentverse; Fetch Network.
The lineup is impressive, with two of the three founders, Humayun Sheikh and Toby Simpson, being early investment moguls of the globally leading AI company DeepMind. The market capitalization is 2.024 billion.
2. RNDR
Render is a utility token that facilitates the exchange between those who need graphics processing unit (GPU) computing power and those who can provide it. GPUs are crucial for various tasks, including graphic design, video editing, rendering, and creating realistic effects and scenes in programming.
Launched by Hollywood shareholders, Microsoft, and Multicoin, with 134 million in financing based on market capitalization,
RNDR is the third-largest AI token, valued at 3.12 billion dollars. The token's price has skyrocketed by 411% over the past 12 months, reaching a recent historical high of 13.60 dollars last month.
3. WLD
Worldcoin (WLD) has attracted widespread market attention with its unique mission to bring 1 billion people into the Web3 space. Its innovative distribution model not only encourages widespread adoption among global users but also lays a solid foundation for its future growth. In less than 12 months, Worldcoin's user base has surged by over 10 million, demonstrating its strong market potential and appeal.
WLD (World Coin) is a leader in the AI sector, backed by Wall Street.
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Old Zhao, what are you looking at? You think this is worth your attention?
Even though we're getting older, we can't lose our dignity.
If you have something to say, just tell me, BTC, ETH, SOL.
#赵长鹏不在管币安闲事 #加密市场回调
Even though we're getting older, we can't lose our dignity.
If you have something to say, just tell me, BTC, ETH, SOL.
#赵长鹏不在管币安闲事 #加密市场回调
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Zhao Changpeng, former CEO of Binance, posted on X on April 4, 2025, sharing advice on how to communicate effectively with busy individuals like himself. He emphasized the importance of clearly stating requests from the outset, specifying needs (e.g., 'raising $500,000 at a $5 million valuation'), and keeping information concise. Zhao Changpeng advised against asking vague or broad questions, such as inquiring about opinions on the cryptocurrency industry, and not to make requests he would ignore, such as assessing tokens, participating in meme coin interactions, or unscheduled calls. He expressed a desire to receive concise project recommendations and is looking for talented developers to participate in new projects. Zhao Changpeng resigned as CEO of Binance in November 2023 after admitting to violating U.S. anti-money laundering laws; according to Forbes data from January 2025, his current net worth is $66.6 billion.
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CZ Communication Tips 2025
I received hundreds of messages through Reachme.io, which I find incredibly helpful. However, many don't know how to communicate effectively with busy, impatient people like me. Here are some tips.
1. State your ask in the first sentence.
Start by clearly stating your request, like seeking investment, so I know what to focus on immediately. Don’t start with an intro, background, description, and only make an ask in the end. I won’t know what to read for.
2. Make your ask explicit.
Many add vague asks like “would like your support” or “collaboration.” I wouldn’t know what you want. But if you say, “we are raising $500k at a $5m valuation,” it’s clear.
3. Make it concise.
Long messages are easy but show an unorganized mind. Short, concise writing is harder but easier for the reader.
4. Ask precise questions.
Avoid broad questions like "What do you think about the crypto industry?" I address those in media interviews, so searching online for answers is better. Open-ended questions are tough to answer repeatedly.
5. Don’t waste money.
I won’t tell you which coin to buy.I won’t evaluate a project for you.I won’t interact with your meme coin just because you asked.I won’t jump on a call.I won’t give you crypto. I donate in bulk, but I can’t verify that you aren't a scammer individually.I won’t follow you just because you asked. It may come naturally.
6. If you want to recommend a project to me, you can write concisely why it is good, I will read it.
7. I would greatly appreciate any valuable feedback you may give me, and I will even pay you back.
8. I am looking for builders who can build. I am looking for talent.
1. State your ask in the first sentence.
Start by clearly stating your request, like seeking investment, so I know what to focus on immediately. Don’t start with an intro, background, description, and only make an ask in the end. I won’t know what to read for.
2. Make your ask explicit.
Many add vague asks like “would like your support” or “collaboration.” I wouldn’t know what you want. But if you say, “we are raising $500k at a $5m valuation,” it’s clear.
3. Make it concise.
Long messages are easy but show an unorganized mind. Short, concise writing is harder but easier for the reader.
4. Ask precise questions.
Avoid broad questions like "What do you think about the crypto industry?" I address those in media interviews, so searching online for answers is better. Open-ended questions are tough to answer repeatedly.
5. Don’t waste money.
I won’t tell you which coin to buy.I won’t evaluate a project for you.I won’t interact with your meme coin just because you asked.I won’t jump on a call.I won’t give you crypto. I donate in bulk, but I can’t verify that you aren't a scammer individually.I won’t follow you just because you asked. It may come naturally.
6. If you want to recommend a project to me, you can write concisely why it is good, I will read it.
7. I would greatly appreciate any valuable feedback you may give me, and I will even pay you back.
8. I am looking for builders who can build. I am looking for talent.
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