Once the Oracle financial report was released, the entire AI technology sector collapsed completely. The bubble that had been inflated for several years was not realized, and Wall Street immediately changed its tune, with funds fleeing faster than ever. Now everyone is discussing the same question: will the astronomical figures poured into AI be the next big bubble of the century?

But honestly, at this point, discussing whether the bubble will burst or not is meaningless. Those who truly understand the industry have already been doing something else—taking money out of intangible concept stocks and shifting it into tangible, solid assets. When those overhyped high valuations supported by stories are slapped in the face by reality, money instinctively flees from "pie in the sky" and flows into "real things."

What are real things? They are assets backed by genuine collateral that can generate cash flow continuously.

Some over-collateralized stablecoins are very relevant here. The valuation of AI companies relies entirely on PPT storytelling, while each dollar of these stablecoins is backed by real assets like BTC, TRX on the blockchain—solid gold that is transparent and verifiable. More importantly, within a certain public chain ecosystem, holding these stablecoins isn’t just dead money; when put into lending protocols, they can immediately turn into income-generating machines—no matter how panicked the market is, they still reliably pay out cash flow.

As the shadow of the AI bubble once again looms over the market, smart money is already redefining what truly constitutes "value." Should we continue betting on the next potential collapsed tech dream, or hold onto grounded collateral assets for steady profit? The answer has always been quite clear.