Jack Yi, founder of Liquid Capital, said in a post that every crypto bear market brings renewed doubts about the industry’s value, but his view has remained unchanged: the sector’s core value lies in "on-chain finance." He described that idea as bringing real-world financial assets and services — including gold, the U.S. dollar, U.S. stocks and exchanges — onto blockchain rails to offer a more convenient, transparent and open financial experience. In his view, Bitcoin, stablecoins and on-chain trading are all direct examples of that logic in practice. Yi also said AI represents a new direction for technological development and investment opportunities. He linked that view to the portfolio framework he has repeatedly advocated: "half crypto, half AI." The remarks were published in a post cited by Foresight.
Jack Yi, founder of Liquid Capital, said in a post that every crypto bear market tends to bring questions about the industry’s value, but he has consistently held that crypto’s core value is "on-chain finance."
He described that thesis as mapping real-world financial assets and services — including gold, the U.S. dollar, U.S. stocks and exchanges — onto the blockchain, with the goal of offering a more convenient, transparent and open financial experience. In his view, BTC, stablecoins and on-chain trading all reflect that logic.
Yi also said AI represents a new direction for technological development and investment opportunities. He said that is why he has long emphasized a "half crypto, half AI" allocation framework.
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