@LuBtc888: 10 years ago, Justin Sun told everyone to pay attention to Nvidia. Later, Nvidia increased more than 200 times. Last year, he said: 'Short-term chip shortage, long-term energy shortage, always storage shortage.' As a result, the storage track also increased dozens of times. Recently, he also said: 'The dividend of virtual AI is almost over. The real main line in the next three years is physical AI!' Most importantly, he is not...
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Justin Sun recently stated that the dividend of virtual AI is coming to an end, and the main line for the next three years is physical AI, and he has invested $1 billion. His past predictions (Nvidia, storage track) have all seen huge gains.
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Justin Sun made people pay attention to Nvidia 10 years ago, and Nvidia later surged over 200x.
Last year, he said: “Short-term chip shortage, long-term energy shortage, forever storage shortage,”
And then the storage sector also soared tens of times.
Recently, he said: “The virtual AI dividend is almost over; the real main theme for the next 3 years is Physical AI!”
Most importantly, he didn’t just talk—he invested $1 billion of his own money.
So, what is Physical AI? https://t.co/2N1r0hErEz
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