Justin Sun Speaks in Hong Kong: AI May Crack Bitcoin by 2029, Tron Fully Committed to Post-Quantum Cryptography

According to BroadChain, at 20:00 on April 21, during a roundtable discussion at the Hong Kong Web3 Carnival, Justin Sun, founder of TRON, shared a series of forward-looking insights on the integration of AI and blockchain. He pointed out that blockchain is essentially the infrastructure prepared for AI and the only viable path for payments and collaboration among AI Agents. Based on this judgment, his founded B.AI is dedicated to connecting global mainstream large models with EVM networks. Justin Sun predicted that the progress of AGI may far exceed expectations, possibly achievable next year, and AI might even crack Bitcoin by 2029. To this end, TRON is fully advancing the on-chain implementation of the NIST post-quantum encryption standard, aiming to become the world's first post-quantum blockchain to protect its on-chain assets worth approximately $190 billion. He also revealed that B.AI Brain is about to be launched, a product that allows users to clone their own "brains" and overlay large models to handle tasks, with data privacy ensured through on-chain signatures. Justin Sun warned that future security threats will shift from wallets to "brains," and improper AI authorization will bring new risks of intrusion. Regarding the betting directions for the next year and a half, he provided three keywords: AI, B.AI, and the rapidly iterating Claude.