Justin Sun:希望与更多主权国家携手构建更好的Web3

火币资讯Published on 2022-12-02Last updated on 2022-12-05

Abstract

香港《虚拟资产发展的政策宣言》落地一个月后,行业开始出现逆风。在“对话港府,布局未来——频繁暴雷之下,香港新政能否继续落地”的线上论坛中,火必全球顾问孙宇晨描绘了与更多主权国家共建更好Web3的宏大愿景。

距10月31号香港发布《虚拟资产发展的政策宣言》已经过去1个月。在《宣言》落地一个月后,行业开始出现逆风。12月1日晚21:00,“对话港府,布局未来——频繁暴雷之下,香港新政能否继续落地”的线上论坛在火必Live和多家平台同步直播。火必全球顾问孙宇晨、Nano Labs创始人Jack孔、火必联合创始人杜均等多位Web3行业代表与全国政协委员吴杰庄、香港财经事务及库税局副局长陈浩濂等香港嘉宾展开对话。

嘉宾信息:孙宇晨(Justin Sun),波场创始人、火必全球顾问委员会成员、格林纳达常驻世界贸易组织(WTO)代表。

0

主持人:Justin多年来一直在加密行业拓展自己的边界和组合。过去一个月多次表态要评估和收购FTX的部分风险资产,相信这将有利于行业出清。另外,Justin和多米尼克政府达成了非常高级别的合作,包括推出多米尼克国家的代币DMC和最近非常火的数字身份。请Justin分享和多米尼克合作的更多信息,尤其是数字身份相关方面的信息。

孙宇晨(Justin Sun):我们当前正致力于与主权国家和自治地区达成更广泛的战略合作。目前,我们已和多米尼克达成战略合作并推出多美尼克数字公民身份。未来,我们希望与更多主权国家携手构建更好的Web3和链上世界,同时我们也希望为每一个公民提供身份自由和金融自由。

目前,对于每一个新注册火必的用户,我们都附赠多米尼克数字身份,它不仅是一个NFT,将来可以以实体卡表现。未来,当用户购买足额的DMC,或在火必上交易满足一定额度,将有机会获取多米尼克的护照。

这样前所未有的数字身份在未来不仅仅代表多米尼克公民,它还可以代表元宇宙公民的身份。未来绑定NFT的数字身份将会在元宇宙上频繁使用。我们可以设想,将来拿上二维码、链上地址和生物识别信息就能走遍地球,这是一种形式的元宇宙护照。

我们和多米尼克政府的合作,有望成为建设Web3国家或者元宇宙国家的新思路。这次合作希望不仅给多美尼克带来更多游客,更希望带来认同Web3价值观的公民。

我经常笑言:虽然今天的美国很强大,但是它也是由一个移民国家发展而来。当年的美国移民很多是因为不受本国欢迎才来到美国。但是他们经过200年的努力,建立起今天的美国。从这个角度来讲,虽然当前多米尼克还很小,全国人口仅由7万,但是它是第一个进入元宇宙的国家。正如5月花号载着不多的移民来到新大陆,实际上,即使到建立独立建国时,13个州的平均人口只有十几万。但是,依靠移民的力量,历经200年,美国已经成为世界上最发达国家。

多米尼克作为世界上第一个元宇宙国家,拥有火必和其他兄弟交易所的支持,相信未来将会会有越来越多的Web3公民来到多米尼克,并助力他成为Web3版的美国。

0

主持人:非常期待多米尼克将来成为中美这样人口量级的大国。

孙宇晨(Justin Sun):我稍微透露一个数据。本周,多米尼克数字公民已超多米尼克原有公民,这意味着多米尼克正迈向一个元宇宙大国。

0

主持人:火必未来会不会有机会和香港开展战略合作?如果有,合作的思路会是怎么样呢?

孙宇晨(Justin Sun):我们目前对合作持非常开放的态度。除了多米尼克外,我们可能明年一季度有望和比香港或新加坡类似人口体量的主权国家展开同多米尼克类似的深度合作。我们希望能够和香港也达成所未有的、聚焦元宇宙的深度合作。

双方之前其实已有过接触。老火币(现名为新火科技)就是一家在香港上市的公司。我们希望未来火必能与香港能达成更多的类似的合作,助力香港在元宇宙和Web3产业的发展。

0

主持人:也欢迎Justin能在1月份来到香港与监管机构进行沟通。吴杰庄议员您也是一直从事科技创业,您对Justin的观点怎么看呢?您可以以个人身份发言。

吴杰庄(Johnny Ng):孙总赋予链上世界新身份想法很有创意且很靠谱。我最近也听一个这也的想法:把个人生前数据收集起来之后,他可以在元宇宙永远生存下去。

Related Reads

OpenAI's "Most Open" Move: Codex No Longer Exclusively Favors GPT

OpenAI has significantly opened up its Codex programming agent by introducing a "model provider" configuration layer that allows users to connect it with various open-source models, not just its proprietary GPT. Through a configuration file or a simple `--oss` command-line flag, Codex can now route requests to local services like Ollama or LM Studio, or to third-party APIs such as Mistral or DeepSeek. This move is seen as one of OpenAI's most "open" steps, potentially lowering costs and enhancing privacy for developers who can run code generation offline. However, integration isn't seamless for all models. Codex primarily uses OpenAI's newer Responses API, while many open-source models rely on the older Chat Completions interface. This creates compatibility issues, especially for advanced features like function calling. The developer community is already building "routing" or adapter layers (e.g., CC Switch, LiteLLM) to translate between these protocols, enabling hybrid setups where GPT handles planning and open-source models handle execution. Analysts interpret this as a strategic shift for OpenAI: from competing solely on model superiority to controlling the platform and interface standards. By making Codex a flexible, pluggable entry point for AI-assisted programming, OpenAI aims to become the central hub in the developer toolchain ecosystem, even as users gain the freedom to switch underlying models.

marsbit6m ago

OpenAI's "Most Open" Move: Codex No Longer Exclusively Favors GPT

marsbit6m ago

When 500 Million People Abandon ChatGPT

ChatGPT's Global AI Assistant Market Share Drops Below 50% Three and a half years after its groundbreaking launch, ChatGPT faces a pivotal moment. While it remains the largest AI assistant globally, its market share has fallen below 50% for the first time, reaching 46.4% as of May, according to Sensor Tower's 2026 AI landscape report. Google's Gemini (27.7%) and Anthropic's Claude (10.3%) are now its main competitors, with Grok, Perplexity, and others also gaining ground. The market has evolved from awe and initial adoption into a phase of product comparison, ecosystem integration, and commercialization. User behavior has matured significantly. Loyalty is low; users readily switch between assistants for specific tasks. Gemini benefits from deep integration within Google's ecosystem (Search, Gmail, Android), while Claude has carved a niche among productivity-focused users with strong retention, nearly matching ChatGPT's. User choice is now influenced by a complex mix of capability, ecosystem, price, use case, and even brand trust. Commercialization is accelerating. AI app downloads continue but growth is slowing, while user spending is rising. Over $4.2 billion was spent in-app during H1 2026. Claude leads in premium subscription conversion rates (13%). OpenAI is expanding its revenue streams, testing ads shown to 17% of ChatGPT users daily by May. This shift highlights the immense financial pressure of model training and inference costs. Despite revenue growth, OpenAI's cash burn is intense, reaching $3.7 billion in Q1 2026. The company projects this could rise to $25-57 billion in the coming years, underscoring the industry-wide challenge of scaling profitably. The symbolism is clear: ChatGPT no longer defines the AI assistant market alone. The era of a single dominant product is over. Gemini, Claude, and specialized tools are collectively shaping user habits and business models. As AI assistants move from novelty to utility—judged on accuracy, efficiency, and value—they are becoming embedded in everyday digital life. ChatGPT may have lost its majority, but AI as a whole is winning, entering a mature, competitive, and diverse new phase.

marsbit8m ago

When 500 Million People Abandon ChatGPT

marsbit8m ago

Trading

Spot
Futures
活动图片