Imron Khan and Qiao Wang, founders of Web3 venture capital accelerator AllianceDAO, recently pointed out in a podcast that most current AI and blockchain projects are far-fetched, and truly successful projects should allow AI to naturally integrate into blockchain applications, so that users will not pay too much attention to the underlying technology when experiencing product performance improvement. In response to market trends, they focus on three directions: first, rumors that the United States may establish a bitcoin strategic reserve have attracted market attention, and if implemented, it will significantly promote institutional investment demand; secondly, in the public chain competition landscape, Solana has become the first choice for entrepreneurs with good performance, and the ecosystem has expanded rapidly. Coinbase's Base public chain is facing challenges due to lack of liquidity. At the same time, new public chains such as Sui and Aptos are challenging traditional L2 solutions; finally, tokenization has become a new model for entrepreneurship. For example, Vine founders plan to restart applications by issuing tokens, and TRUMP tokens use political influence to achieve market value growth. This model may reshape project fundraising and customer engagement mechanisms.