Here's something worth thinking about: if AI is really going to disrupt a business, you'd see warning signs before it happens. The industry has now been riding this AI wave for three years straight—so at this point, those companies that are vulnerable? Their weaknesses would already be surfacing. The question isn't whether AI will impact markets, but which players saw it coming and which ones got caught off guard.
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TokenToaster
· 6h ago
It's been three years without falling behind, so those still panicking now are mostly the ones with issues themselves.
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ProxyCollector
· 6h ago
Three years of hype about AI, it's long been clear who is actually working and who is just hyping concepts.
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NFTragedy
· 6h ago
It's about time to think this way. After three years of shouting "wolf," it's really time to wake up.
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MevSandwich
· 6h ago
Three years have passed, and we're still talking about AI disruption. Those who were going to go bankrupt probably already did. Those still alive are just old foxes who have dodged a bullet.
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NoStopLossNut
· 6h ago
I've seen through it long ago. The slow-reacting bunch should be going bankrupt now.
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TopEscapeArtist
· 7h ago
Still not falling after three years? I think you're talking about a bottom signal. Don't jump to conclusions before the MACD has a bearish crossover.
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RunWhenCut
· 7h ago
Companies that haven't failed after three years either truly have some skills or are not yet in a position for AI to cut in.
Here's something worth thinking about: if AI is really going to disrupt a business, you'd see warning signs before it happens. The industry has now been riding this AI wave for three years straight—so at this point, those companies that are vulnerable? Their weaknesses would already be surfacing. The question isn't whether AI will impact markets, but which players saw it coming and which ones got caught off guard.