Primitive Ventures Investor: More integration of encryption and AI will surge in 2025
On December 19, Primitive Ventures investor Marco Manoppo shared his experience of missing out on a hundredfold investment opportunity in Virtuals Protocol on platform X. Marco reflected that despite early exposure to the project, he failed to invest in time due to a misjudgment of the trend of combining encryption and AI.
He emphasized that the Virtuals team stood out in the market with their pragmatic business orientation and rapid iteration achieved through cost advantages in Southeast Asia. Marco predicted that there will be more integration heatwaves between encryption and AI by 2025, especially innovations in tokenization of AI agents, consumer applications, and payment fields.
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