Tristan Greene

"Technologically speaking, however, there’s nothing stopping a superintelligent 24-hours-a-day trader capable of executing millions of transactions simultaneously, across every accessible digital asset and blockchain in existence, from dominating the entire cryptocurrency market.


"It’s infeasible to predict whether such an AI could successfully exploit every network. But based on how massive whale transactions have resulted in hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of fluctuations in the past, it’s likely a superintelligence machine could amass a high-value treasury of digital assets in a short period of time.

"If we only account for the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization and assume the AI would use a reactionary trading strategy across as many networks as possible, the upper limit on the machine’s wallet could reach as high as $2 trillion —as the market stands on Aug. 25 [2024]." 



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