English
88717
|
Justin Sun's 2026 investment predictions The core of Justin Sun's 2026 investment predictions is to fully embrace the AI-driven future, and put forward the highly controversial "intergenerational rupture theory" to support his point of view. 1. Core prediction: AI priority and social reconstruction AI chatting is better than human social interaction: He advocated "If you can chat with AI, don't chat with humans." He also suggested deleting the contact information of all people born before 1990 (except parents) to cut off the "old school atmosphere" and fully embrace AI tools (such as Doubao). The choice of tools determines the future: He regards traditional social software such as WeChat as "inefficient carbon-based social networking" and predicts that humans in 2036 will never use the outdated tools of 2016, implying that AI tools will completely replace old social models. 2. Investment and Wealth Trends Inflation and consumption optimization: He predicts the normalization of inflation and recommends adopting a "smart consumption" strategy to reduce the cost of living through resource integration. Asset-light entrepreneurship: He is optimistic about the "zero-threshold, low-risk" asset-light entrepreneurship model and believes that this is the mainstream choice for ordinary people to increase their income. Global opportunities: He emphasized that future wealth opportunities will be realized through the integration of global resources, and ordinary people can also enjoy cross-regional dividends with the help of the platform. 3. Background and historical prediction Justin Sun is famous for his “Three No’s Principles” proposed in 2016 that “post-90s generation should not buy a house, buy a car, not get married, and strive to improve themselves.” This view was considered heretical at the time, but is now considered by some to have helped many people avoid the real estate bubble. His prediction for 2026 continues his "anti-consensus investment" style, focusing on emerging technology trends (such as AI) rather than traditional assets. It should be noted that Justin Sun’s views are highly personal and often controversial. His suggestions are for reference only and do not constitute investment advice. |
|
|
|
|
|
