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From 'The Big Short' to San Francisco: The Revelry and Dizziness Within the AI Bubble

From "The Big Short" to San Francisco: The Frenzy and Dizziness in the AI Bubble The article captures the intense, frenetic atmosphere in San Francisco, the epicenter of the current AI boom. Drawing a parallel to the "smell of money" from *The Big Short*, the author observes a city gripped by a singular status game centered entirely on AI and technology. This manifests in a palpable, caffeine-fueled anxiety ("people are shaking"), rampant comparison using vanity metrics like funding rounds, and pervasive "Big Bubble Behavior." The piece explores the city's stark contrasts: its dystopian streets versus beautiful vistas, and the disconnect between the doomsday concerns of some AI researchers and the optimistic, growth-focused "GTM" teams. It critiques the obsession with "math genius" founders as the new ticket to outsized returns, akin to scouting sports prodigies. Referencing economic historian Carlota Perez's "frenzy phase" and Karl Polanyi's "double movement," the author frames the boom as a period where financial speculation detaches from fundamentals, with society potentially becoming subordinate to a new economic force driven by "geniuses in data centers." Ultimately, while acknowledging the unprecedented wealth creation and party-like energy, the article concludes with cautionary advice: when the music is playing, you should dance, but don't get drunk. The core reminder is to stay grounded, avoid distorted judgment, and maintain perspective amidst the euphoria.

marsbit06/08 12:11

From 'The Big Short' to San Francisco: The Revelry and Dizziness Within the AI Bubble

marsbit06/08 12:11

‘No Token Issuance’ Statement Fails to Curb Frenzy, ClawdBot Trapped in Crypto Kidnapping Dilemma

ClawdBot, an open-source AI assistant, gained massive traction with over 40,000 GitHub stars and a rapidly growing Discord community. Despite its technical success, it became the center of an unsolicited meme coin frenzy when a token named CLAWD was launched without authorization, reaching a market cap of $16 million. The founder, Peter Steinberger, explicitly stated he would never issue a token and condemned the harassment and scams targeting the project. His account was even hijacked by crypto scammers attempting to force a token launch. Steinberger, a retired entrepreneur whose previous company received a €100 million investment, has no financial incentive to engage in crypto speculation. The incident highlights a shift in meme coin culture from seeking legitimacy through technical projects to aggressively “adopting” viral trends through coercion and scams, potentially harming genuine open-source development.

比推01/27 13:12

‘No Token Issuance’ Statement Fails to Curb Frenzy, ClawdBot Trapped in Crypto Kidnapping Dilemma

比推01/27 13:12

How Did a White House Tweet Overturn the Old Order with a BSC Chain Meme Frenzy?

An unexpected meme coin race unfolded on January 21 after the White House tweeted about "victory, eviction, and memes." Within minutes, two versions of a token named "memes" were launched—first on Solana, then on BSC. Contrary to expectations that Solana’s first-mover advantage would dominate, the BSC version outperformed significantly in market metrics. At its peak, the BSC meme reached a market cap of $28 million with 7,300 holders, while Solana’s version peaked at $3.6 million with 3,900 holders. Real-time user engagement data from GMGN also showed stronger activity on BSC. This outcome challenges the long-standing perception that BSC meme coins rely solely on endorsements from figures like CZ or He Yi—a pattern once criticized as a "top-down decree model." Despite suspicions of market manipulation, the organic traction suggests a shift in BSC’s meme culture. CZ has since publicly cautioned against creating or investing in meme coins based on his tweets, emphasizing that such tokens are high-risk and not endorsed by him. The event signals a possible new phase—dubbed "BSC 3.0"—where community-driven momentum, rather than influential figures, shapes meme coin success.

比推01/21 14:18

How Did a White House Tweet Overturn the Old Order with a BSC Chain Meme Frenzy?

比推01/21 14:18

The New York Times: Trump Is Pushing Cryptocurrency Toward a Capital Frenzy

Former President Donald Trump's pro-crypto policies have triggered a speculative boom in cryptocurrency markets, according to a New York Times analysis. Dubbed the "crypto treasury company summer," this surge saw over 250 public companies—many newly formed or pivoting from other sectors—borrow heavily to accumulate cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and meme coins. Trump’s administration eased regulations, ended enforcement crackdowns, and promoted crypto adoption, with Trump himself launching a TRUMP meme coin. However, the market experienced a sharp crash in October, erasing billions in value and exposing high risks from leveraged trading. Companies linked to Trump’s family, including World Liberty Financial (associated with Eric Trump), faced severe downturns, with one firm’s stock dropping 85%. New products like tokenized stocks—digital versions of real-world assets—are also emerging, raising concerns among regulators about systemic financial risks. Critics, including former Treasury officials, warn that the blurring line between investing and gambling could threaten broader financial stability. Despite this, crypto advocates argue such innovations democratize high-risk, high-reward opportunities. The SEC is monitoring the situation but has also shown support for certain crypto initiatives under the new regulatory approach.

marsbit12/19 05:04

The New York Times: Trump Is Pushing Cryptocurrency Toward a Capital Frenzy