Recent research by institutions shows that the global economy is accumulating tremendous potential—like a tightly wound spring. Under this compression, the five major fields of AI, robotics, energy storage, blockchain, and multi-omics are becoming the engines for the next wave of productivity release.

Interestingly, blockchain and crypto assets are being mentioned alongside AI at a high level. Why? Because these technologies can truly reduce costs, curb inflation, and boost long-term GDP.

And what about Bitcoin? Its story is even more exciting. Starting with the supply side—this is Bitcoin’s most hardcore aspect. In the next two years, Bitcoin’s annual supply growth rate will be about 0.82%, and it will continue to decrease to 0.41%. How does that compare to gold? Gold can be produced at will. This is the power of mathematics: Bitcoin’s scarcity is encoded in, leaving no room for negotiation.

Looking at asset allocation value, since 2020, the correlation between Bitcoin and traditional assets like gold, stocks, and bonds has been surprisingly low—even lower than the correlation between stocks and bonds. In plain language: when other assets fluctuate, Bitcoin often takes its own path. This independence is precisely what is most scarce in an investment portfolio.

So, when everyone is discussing how AI will change things, don’t forget that the blockchain variable is also quietly rewriting the rules.