Binance founder CZ said artificial intelligence and real-world assets remain strong potential crypto themes, with AI integration likely to begin with stablecoins before expanding to Bitcoin, BNB, Ethereum, Solana and other blockchains. He said large AI companies may issue their own utility tokens for subscription payments and access to different language models and services. Data-center tokens could also help finance AI infrastructure and reward holders based on facility usage, he said, noting that building 1 gigawatt of computing capacity may cost $30 billion to $50 billion and that some companies are considering hundreds of gigawatts requiring trillions of dollars. AI agents may initially focus on gathering information, analyzing charts, identifying trades and placing orders, with payments for tasks such as hotel bookings and bills coming later. He cited Worldcoin as an example of a token issued by a company closely associated with OpenAI.