On April 21, during the roundtable discussion "Talking about the Star Applications of the Year: Open Claw, Prediction Markets, Dex and Others" at the main venue of the Hong Kong Web3 Carnival , TRON founder Justin Sun shared a series of views, providing highly forward-looking judgments on topics such as AI Agents, blockchain infrastructure, stablecoin security, and post-quantum encryption.

The roundtable discussion was moderated by YQ Jia, founder of AltLayer, and featured prominent guests including Peter HK Koh, Executive Director and Group CEO of Oceanus Group; Nina Rong, Executive Director of Growth at BNB Chain; Chef Kids, CEO of PancakeSwap; and SungMo Park, Head of Asia Pacific at a16z. The room was packed.

Throughout the dialogue, Justin Sun weaves the core narrative that "blockchain was born for AI," outlining not only the complete product matrix of B.AI from the cloud to the "brain," but also pushing topics such as post-quantum encryption, AI governance, and agent economics to the forefront of the industry agenda. At this pivotal moment when AGI is approaching and the quantum revolution is anticipated, the strategic urgency and accelerated pace demonstrated by Justin Sun and the TRON ecosystem are becoming an undeniable force in the global Web3 industry.

" Blockchain is the infrastructure born for AI " : Justin Sun unveils his B.AI strategic blueprint .

In response to the host's first question, Justin Sun stated clearly that the combination of AI and blockchain remains the biggest opportunity now and in the future.

He approached the issue from a highly insightful angle: since AI cannot open human bank accounts, blockchain is the only viable path for AI agents to make payments, settle accounts, and collaborate.

"In this sense, blockchain is essentially a launch engine for AI. Everything we build today, ostensibly for humanity, is actually serving AI," Justin Sun emphasized.

Based on this assessment, B.AI, founded by Justin Sun, is building a two-way bridge connecting AI and blockchain: on the AI ​​side, it connects to major global models such as Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT, Kimi, and MiniMax; on the blockchain side, it connects to all major EVM networks such as BNB Chain, Tron, Ethereum, and Arbitrum.

He stated bluntly that the era of Chatbots has ended and the era of Agents is beginning. The key question is how to enable AI to "achieve 100% or even 1000% output with 1% input".

Redefining " Nation " : Billions of Agents Will Reshape the Landscape of National Power

Justin Sun shared his observations from his recent visit to Kyrgyzstan at the roundtable. He expressed a bold view to the Kyrgyz president: the concept of the "nation" in the future will be completely reshaped by AI.

"Today, the standard for measuring a country is its population and territory, but in the future, a small country with only one million people could become the world's largest country if it has hundreds of billions of AI agents continuously working for it. Conversely, even a country with 300 million people could become a small country if it lacks AI computing power deployment." Justin Sun urged that every country should take the AI ​​trend seriously, because AI already has the ability to complete a large number of complex tasks, and may even crack Bitcoin by 2029.

B.AI Brain , coming soon : Enabling everyone to have a " cloneable brain "

When discussing the rollout of B.AI, Justin Sun revealed for the first time in a public setting that B.AI Brain is about to be officially released. This product allows users to clone their own "brain" and overlay any large language model (such as Kimi or Claude) to handle various tasks. Justin Sun himself will be the first tester, after which it will be made available to all users.

In terms of security architecture, B.AI Brain ensures the privacy of user data through on-chain address signature verification. Only the user who has authorized the signature can access their own "brain" data. "In the future, people will want to use their own brains, combined with large models, to decide what they should do. This will be revolutionary."

He also issued a security warning to the industry: "In the past, hackers targeted your wallet; in the future, they will target your brain."

Recent thefts amounting to $300 million in the crypto industry are still occurring, and the risk of brain-level intrusion should not be underestimated if users improperly authorize AI in the future.

Dialogue in the AGI Era: The History of DeFi is Repeating Itself in the AI ​​Race

When pressed by the host about whether the next generation of crypto users would be agents, Justin Sun offered a more radical assessment: AGI's progress is far exceeding expectations and could very well be realized next year. He believes that the current state of crypto + AI is similar to the early days of DeFi five years ago, when hacking was rampant, but the industry still chose to move forward without hesitation, ultimately giving birth to a $200 billion DeFi ecosystem.

"In the future, users will increasingly authorize AI to execute transactions and manage assets. Methods to attack AI will inevitably emerge, and risks are unavoidable. However, at the same time, someone who truly understands how to use AI can single-handedly accomplish 100 times the workload of the past."

Justin Sun also shared an interesting internal management practice: his company has begun tracking each employee's daily token consumption data to analyze work efficiency and AI usage patterns, helping the team learn to use AI more efficiently. "If an employee consumes 100 million tokens a day, they are either highly productive or stuck on a bug repeatedly. The data will tell us the truth."

Security Boundaries: Open source innovation belongs to GitHub , large-scale services belong to the cloud.

When asked about ensuring agent security and accountability in the AGI era, Justin Sun proposed a clear layered architecture: "Innovation always happens on GitHub, but real commercial services must run in the cloud."

He pointed out that open-source solutions like Open Claw are essentially sandbox environments, suitable for developers to explore freely; however, production-grade services for consumers and enterprises must be cloud-hosted, data-encrypted, and have address-level permission verification architectures. B.AI Cloud is built on this concept, providing cheaper and faster AI × blockchain cloud services than AWS, while ensuring that data cannot be accessed without authorization.

The Endgame for Stablecoins: The Post-Quantum Era is the Next Race

In response to Peter HK Koh, a representative from the traditional financial world, discussing the future of stablecoins, Justin Sun unveiled TRON's latest strategic direction: to fully promote the on-chain implementation of the NIST post-quantum encryption standard and compete for the title of "the world's first post-quantum blockchain."

He revealed that the current asset scale on the TRON chain is approximately $190 billion, and protecting these assets by completing the encryption upgrade before AI computing power gets out of control is the top priority.

Google's research paper gives a conservative timeline: quantum technology could break Bitcoin by 2035. But if AI continues to accelerate, that day could come as early as next year. We only have three years left and must deploy post-quantum technology on-chain as soon as possible.

Justin Sun stated that he is a staunch believer in technology accelerationism—he has been pushing for the implementation of the post-quantum NIST standard while simultaneously using stablecoins to unleash the freedom of AI agents, building a three-in-one architecture of "stablecoin security, blockchain security, and agent security."

2026 Betting Tips: AI , B.AI , and Claude

When the host asked each guest to predict "the direction of star applications in the next year and a half", Justin Sun gave three keywords: AI, B.AI, and Claude.

He highly praised Claude's iteration speed, saying, "Each new version release can cause competitors' stock prices to drop by 20%, that's the true power of AI." He believes the market hasn't overreacted and has truly underestimated the pace of AI development. "AI is moving faster than anyone imagined, which is why predicting the future is so difficult."