The New Market Order: Who Will Capture the Next Wave of Global Capital?

Hello everyone, welcome to join Wikipedia.com. I'm very excited to host this M.A. here. So we actually have five fantastic guests joining us from different parts of the industry. And we are going to talk about a topic that I think is becoming increasingly relevant. The new market order who will capture the next wave of global capital. Before we get started, let me briefly introduce our speakers here. So we have Luke and also a speaker from NABLA AI Freedom Assets here. And also I believe we have more new friends there trying to connect. All right, so before we actually get started, Luke, would you like to introduce yourself a little bit? Hi guys, I'm Jim. WikiBit, can you guys hear me? Am I audible? Yeah, we can. Yeah, thank you so much. It's very nice to be on the space. I'm Luke, also B.D. and Collab Manager for H.A. H.A. is very simple. It's just about AI. We think data is always actually created. So instead of you pushing everything, all your information to the cloud server, and we think for a response, we are actually doing this response on this AI. David, you're devices like smartphones, your cameras, your cars, the sensors, or any machine. So that's basically what we're working on. I'm very, very happy to be in, maybe, I can share my insights. Great, great to have you here. Welcome. And the next is NABLA AI. Okay, thank you very much, Luke. Good day, everyone. Thank you for having me here today. My name is Immanuel, and I'm the B.D. lead at NABLA AI. And I'm excited to introduce what we're building today. Okay, quickly, NABLA AI is a decentralized AI agent marketplace, designed to enable anyone, both dev loopers, creators, and even businesses to build, deploy, and monetize intelligent AI agents on chain. Our goal is to make AI more open, composable, and economically rewarding within the WebTree ecosystem, and with core modules like the request module, agents hub, agents space, and open compute, we're simplifying how AI is assessed and scaled in a decentralized way. We believe the future lies in AI-native economies, and NABLA AI is positioning itself as a KILIA foreign data transformation. So once again, I'm happy to be here, and I'm looking forward to sharing more insights and answering your questions. Over to you, Mr. Great. Welcome. Welcome to be here. And the next is Frieden Asset. Hi, everyone. I'm a higher CEO more of Frieden Asset. Frieden Asset is a monitoring tax aggregator. We enable the efficient token swept liquidity access and NFT trading, or non-castodian and executed directly from your wallet. I've been in Web3 for many years, and actually interests me most of the days, no longer just crypto as a separate asset class. I'm more interested in how blockchain, traditional finance, AI, and global capital market are starting to emerge into a new financial infrastructure. So today, I'm very glad to hear, and later I will maybe share my point of view that market structure perspective. Okay, thank you, Jose. Great. Welcome. Welcome to be here. And it's great to have you, and I can wait to see your insights about the market. And the next is X Power. Thank you. I'm sorry. I have to be saying from X Power Finance. And I believe this topic we're talking about who captured the next wave of global capital. I believe it is one of the, one of the things that we have to discuss about if we want to be successful in this reason. I'm really happy to be here briefly on X Power. X Power is a finance is a decentralized, mutual financial protocol, built within the OKB ecosystem and deployed on X layer infrastructure. It's designed to deliver a sustainable, huge, true transparent, on-chain execution, AI assisted strategy, optimization, and a shared risk framework. You can check us out on your on-rx to learn more. So without further ado, let me, let me wrap it up there. So thank you very much for the opportunity to be here today. Great. It's great to have you here as well. And Victory, would you like to introduce yourself? I believe she hasn't been given the speaker rule yet. She's still at least now. OK, let me try. Victory can use big now. I think I already accept your request. All right. I think probably I can get back to you later. OK. So actually, so today, why are we talking about a new marquee order right now? For years, crypto and traditional finance just as the freedom assets mentioned, you know, like they were treated as two separate words. You have stock markets on one side, crypto markets on the other. But that separation is becoming harder and harder to define. We are seeing traditional markets moving toward no longer, you know, just like something operating in the time frame, they are trying to even do something about 24 or seven trading. We are seeing stocks and other real world assets being brought on chain. The global coins are becoming increasingly important as financial infrastructure. At the same time, AI is attracting enormous amount of capital and changing how markets operate. So I think we can just like I think this is a very excited to market condition and and especially today, I think we we haven't seen the great market for a long time. So let's start with the big picture. The first question, crypto and tradify were treated as two separate words. So the question is, are we finally seeing the end of that separation? Will has changed most in 26 is it technology regulation or investor behavior? So for this question, okay, that's the go ahead. Yeah, thank you very much. I would say yes, yes, I think I think we are seeing the separation between crypto and tradify a ball. Well, I think the interesting part is who is moving towards who, who is moving towards whom? You know, for years we had this idea that crypto was this alternative financial system and tradify was the real financial system. I think that distinction is becoming pretty outdated. You can look at something like stable coins. A few years ago, a lot of people in traditional finance saw them basically as a crypto product. Now, you see major financial institutions seriously looking at stable coins and tokenized money for payments and sentiment. Like one of my friends who I'm in China, there's a lot of restaurants you go to. And you can actually pay with USDT. I'm not even copying at all. Look at BlackRock, tokenized treasury phones, BuI, DL. That's a pretty powerful example because it's not a crypto native company trying to reinvent finance. It's one of the world largest assets manager taking a traditional financial product and putting it on blockchain infrastructure. And that's the shift I'm talking about. 24-7 markets, programmable money, you know, faster sentiment, global accessibility. And these are things that trade-fired has been struggling to improve over the years. So that's my take on that. Thank you very much. Yeah, thanks for sharing. I think that really looks like something that is like a breakthrough when we are talking about crypto and also financial infrastructure. And I think one thing, like still we cannot ignore is that something it's trying to move on trend, right? So that's how we are talking a lot about crypto, traffic, right? Okay, Nebula AI, go ahead. Okay, thank you very much, Bruce. Well, I think the separation between crypto and trade-fired is definitely becoming very smaller. What has changed most in 2016 is that crypto is no longer being viewed purely as speculative markets. Because traditional financial institutions are increasingly exploring blockchain for payments to recognize assets and also investment products. While regulated products are making digital assets more accessible to traditional investors. Also, regulation has cleared a very important role as the industry moves towards clearer regulatory frameworks. These institutions have more confidence to enter the space because they can better understand the rules and risks involved. And also, at the same time, blockchain technology has matured enough to support real financial infrastructure, rather than simply being used for only trading. So, yeah, in my own opinion, rather than seeing crypto as two systems competing against each other, I think we are gradually seeing them become connected parts of the same financial ecosystem. And the biggest opportunity now is building infrastructure that allows both worlds to work together efficiently and at school. So yeah, that is all from me. Great, thanks for sharing our insights. And I think crypto, trust, fight, definitely, they are converging together. That is not a question, I would say, is something happening. So, also, look. Yeah, if you can hear me, guys, I think they've said it all. But I will focus on, you said, I think the question, there was something like, what has changed most in 2026, where is technology, regulations, or the investor behavior? I think everyone of them changed. Technology has made it possible for us to bring our financial assets on chain. Regulations is increasing every day. And for making these efforts institutions to participate, why investors are becoming more comfortable with digital assets? So I think all of them changes. I don't really think that Trish 5 is going to disappear. And crypto is going to completely replace it. Because I think we are moving towards a hybrid system, where everything is going to support each other. This hybrid financial system can support systems where banks and institutions can interact with blockchain. So the question is not about crypto versus Trish 5. I think it's about how we can work together at this side. So the future is likely more convergence. And please spend some time. Great. Thanks for sharing our insights. And Frieden Asset, how do you see this? Are we finally seeing the end of the asset separation? And what has changed most? Obviously, the separation is clearly breaking down. But I can't say that completely disappeared. And when we talk about the big change, I think it's what changed most is in 2006, I would see the regulation. The technology for simple coins, tokenization, and entry set amount has existed for many years. What the institutions were missing was permission and the...