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Crypto and AI Researcher Wang Chao: Content Tokens Are Worth Exploring, but the Success Rate of Highly Speculative Tokens Is Uncertain

Crypto and AI Researcher Wang Chao: Content Tokens Are Worth Exploring, but the Success Rate of Highly Speculative Tokens Is Uncertain

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2025/07/31 16:33
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BlockBeats News, July 31 — During the BlockBeats Space session titled “Content Tokens: Hype, Hope, or a Second Spring for the Creator Economy?”, crypto and AI researcher Wang Chao commented that while some AI-generated content is certainly valuable, there is still doubt as to whether packaging AI content into tokens holds value—it depends on the actual worth of the generated content. All data inherently possesses asset attributes, but this value is difficult to measure using traditional pricing systems. He does not deny that content tokens should be explored, and some content tokens do have value, but he is highly skeptical about the likelihood of success for tokens that are highly speculative.


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