TechFlow news, on November 13, Liu Yuhui, Deputy Director of the Shanghai Chief Economist Financial Development Center, pointed out that under the G2 strategic competition framework, Eastern countries maintain a cautious stance toward cryptocurrency, stemming from their strategic perception of having the "advantage online" in this rivalry. The West's "All in AI" strategy has deeply tied the semiconductor industry to AI development but faces challenges of high capital expenditure and profitability difficulties. Taking OpenAI as an example, it incurred a loss of $13.7 billion in the first half of the year and will still require $350 billion in investment over the next five years. If the AI strategy falters, it could trigger a bubble burst, leading to spillover risks of high volatility in dollar-denominated assets. The East chooses to wait and see, seeking balance between technological revolution and financial stability—avoiding blind pursuit of high-risk paths while preserving strategic room for potential technological breakthroughs.
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