I recently came across explosive news: former world’s richest man Bezos has launched a project codenamed "Prometheus," investing $62 billion into an AI-driven superfactory initiative. This is not a new e-commerce platform, but a move to redefine the entire manufacturing industry with AI—from rockets to chips to smart vehicles. The goal is to boost U.S. manufacturing growth to 3-5%, potentially unlocking a new wealth pool of $8 trillion.

At first glance, this seems like another case of Silicon Valley giants betting heavily on the future with capital. But the deeper logic is worth pondering: as old economic rules are rewritten by AI and automation, the very nature of wealth is also undergoing dramatic change. What does this mean? It means that those clinging to traditional asset allocation strategies are gradually being diluted.

You’ll find that the flow of truly smart capital has already shifted. They are not just chasing "AI concept stocks," but seeking something more fundamental—the iteration of asset management and income models themselves. Bezos is betting on the physical reconstruction of productivity, but in the crypto world, some are working on code rewrites to improve the yield efficiency of dollar assets. Through decentralized finance protocols, traditional dollar assets are converted into digital assets that can be managed automatically and generate continuous income. It sounds a bit abstract, but essentially, it’s about making assets work for themselves instead of passively waiting.

These two forces may seem to operate in different dimensions, but they point to the same trend—the comprehensive upgrade of capital forms and management methods. In such an era, merely holding assets or blindly chasing hot topics is too passive. A more practical approach is to understand the underlying logic of these changes and proactively adjust your asset allocation strategies.