Trump announces Stargate AI $500B to build actual AI infrastructure. Data centers, jobs, and insane capital inflows. OpenAI, Softbank, Oracle all in.So what’s next? Cloud wars? Quantum computing acceleration? Or just another pump to dump? Any anons looking into potential 10x plays?
>>59670996Artificial Superintelligence Alliance (FET). 10x incoming.
This smells like early 2000s dot-com vibes. Some projects will go to zero, but the survivors will make trillion-dollar companies.Position wisely, fren.
>>59670996Forget AI tokens, this is just a smokescreen for the real play. Data storage is the deal here. Decentralized storage coins like FIL are gonna get attention.
>>59671065If you’ve actually used AI you might feel differently
>>59670996Do you check the catalog? There’s like 3 of the same thread on the 1st pageJannies clean this shit up
>>59670996reploy ai llcthank me later
>>59671151Lol, when the whole word is Al craze
RENDER, it's one of the most interesting projects about AI and GPU infrastructure. Guys, just check their telegram official channel and X.even solana talks about it on their X profile
buy intel
>>59671151I was coming to say this...
Call me crazy, but I’m seeing a narrative forming. AI infra, decentralized cloud, and maybe even some gaming metaverse tie-ins. Hold your bags tight.
>>59670996You idiots don't realize that this is happening because AI is unprofitable. If there were a shot in hell that people wanted this, then they wouldn't be asking the government for $500B. Apple didn't need a fucking government check to create the iPhone, people just wanted it. AI is only useful to crazy governments that want to control their populations, that's why the USA and China want this shit so bad. However, tech is clearly the future, the S&P will be entirely made of tech companies by 2050. I would invest heavily in big tech and data aggegators (Reddit unfortunately), Intel would also be a good one since it's down right now.
>>59671171with trump making a huge investment in AI, we could be in for a long ride
>>59670996Yeah, it's time to deploy all our savings into AI coins
>>59671271>RENDERNot a bad play if you ask me., NEAR’s also building for the future, scalable and ready to handle AI’s demand.
>>59671469the future is now
>>59671425you are already late. the train has left the station
>>59670996Buy Nvidia, Intel obviously.
>>59670996Buy into strategic AI projects and hold the line!
i buyghtereded arm stock so i think you should too and pump the price a little. they are also involved in whatever this is apparently
>>59671271>>59671469>>59671497Back to India, NOW.
>>59670996Dear OP,Hypothetically, imagine a world where Ari Juels, Eric Schmidt and Kemal El Moujahid who are all established computer scientists and heavily focused on AI at the moment, are in Stargate. I believe then they would attempt to connect Stargate to a truth mechanism. My investment strategy to you would be to find who is setting the standard for consensus data.Well wishes,Fren
>>59671469With AI going mainstream, it’s the perfect setup for dApps and data-heavy AI workloads.
>>59671544The only good one that I see is NEAR, others are only trying to copy
>>59670996Masa is a retard. He'll try to repeat his previous ARM success and do a buyouy of INTC to get INTC to get their shit together to make AI chips. The previous $100bil investment announcement matches the mcap of intel. Look at the price action.
>>59671542Looking at its present valuation, I don't think anyone is making a significant money from it
>>59671171>>59671384You street shitters really don't know how obvious you guys are. Fuck off. Stop talking to yourself it's cringe
>>59671469It has great names involved in it. If you ask me one: Eric Schmidt, the ex-google CEOAnd he actually is chair of the National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence in USA. The NSCAI makes recommendations to the President and Congress to “advance the development of artificial intelligence.Eric Schmidt also is part of OTOY(Render's owner) Advisory Board.Damn, this information is enought to make a threadSources: https://home.otoy.com/advisory-board/https://reports.nscai.gov/final-report/chair-and-vice-chair-letter
>>59671007Timeframe for happening? Bought 2 of those some months ago and completely forgot about it, been crabbing around the same price for forever.
>>59671497We've not gotten altseason yet which is the future
I was pretty excited about this new term, but it’s off to a horrible start. Hundreds of executive orders that will no doubt be blocked. Corruption with crypto. Musk doing what he did. The media was starting to be Trump neutral, but the honeymoon phase is already over.
>>59671171I think everyone should have used the GPTs at least once.The Intents are the new ones that that is yet to go viral
why is the coked out loser fraud boosted gamer fudding this
>>59671383>then they wouldn't be asking the government for $500Bthis isn't the us government paying: this is just trump announcing that he convinced some ceo's to invest in building ai and data centers in texas. That's it. It's just a big publicity stunt.The 500 billion will probably never arrive, and the 100 billion will be spent on companies that these ceo's already own or have a controlling stake ini love how the japanese ceo said "technology partner nvidia" so softly, like he was almost embarrassed. such a scam
>>59671641Top 100 AI projects are still the best because they have an higher chance of pumping compared to rugging
>>59671720It was either trump or someone who couldn't improv longer than 30 seconds without a teleprompter. Imagine Harris in a meeting with a national leader lol
>>59671731I use Near intents and I can say that it's one of the best AI feature out there
>>59671578who is this retardio
>>59671679>Bought 2 of thoseThey're like $1.3 each.Look at mister big investor.
>>59671622It's a good AI project and so are the others. After all, it's not like as if it's doing everything AI related
how ru supposed to pick startup winners when its all already been decided that that kike altman already won 99% of that battle and is owned by microshit but investing in microshit is the boomer option so theres in fact literally no way for us to bank on the ai shit, once again rugged by fucking boomeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeers
>>59671757why is the AFRICAN whos a direct competitor to altkike with his own grok jeet ripoff fudding this? mystery well never knowbut protip you goy cant invest in grok either so who gives a shittttttt ah fuck boomers
>>59671713continue sleeping while we keep winning, you will be used as exit liquidity
>>59670996you don't
>>59671804Near offering unparalleled scalability to a trillion AI agents is a game changer for sure
>>59671782I prefer to go for the leader since I know that the others will follow it
>>59672052I find it interesting that we only need 5 minutes to create an AI agent on the chain
>>59671469I guess we are all holding those two
Short AI ahead of the crash this year
>>59671641It's best not to joke with dino coins. They are the next in line to pump
>>59670996Sounds bullish for tokens with real-world asset plays. Maybe start sniffing around decentralized cloud storage. I’ve seen some projects that could 10x, but DYOR.
>>59672096you are on the wrong side of history my friend
>>59672335Then why don’t you post them, dumbass? What’s the point of your post?
>>59671151someone save him
>>59671469Render is solid, no doubt, but NEAR is setting itself up as a true workhorse. Its scalability and readiness to handle AI's demands make it a long-term winner. And, integrations like MetaMask and growing adoption are major green flags.
>>59671622Near sits up there as one of the top AI gems
>>59672072I don't want to create an agent though, I just need to find the next one that's gonna send hard, will I get that on near?
>>59671271Hyped on render, bobos don't see it yet but it's gonna take massive advantage of the AI trend
>>59671817we get that a lot>>59671542no, thank you, ser
>>59671371yeah You are Crazy
