Have you heard of the investment master who once teamed up with Soros to dominate Wall Street? 82-year-old Jim Rogers has recently made a bold move. He used the word "inevitable" to bet that by 2026, the most ferocious financial crisis in human history is about to erupt.

The two issues he pointed out hit right at the core. One is the reckless debt accumulation by countries post-pandemic, and the other is the increasingly exaggerated bubbles inflated by the AI concept. If an ordinary person said these things, it might sound sensational. But coming from someone who retired at 37 and makes a living from global investment insights, it carries a completely different weight. Especially considering he once accurately predicted the subprime mortgage crisis.

This raises a practical question: if the storm really hits, where will the massive hot money go? The script of history is clear—once traditional financial markets collapse, capital will flood into the crypto space like a dam breaking, seeking both safe havens and excess returns. The last cycle has already played out this scene.

But rushing into the crypto world to feel at ease? Quite the opposite. Market manipulation, false liquidity, smart contract vulnerabilities, oracle attacks—these issues are rampant in the crypto market, often more dangerous than traditional markets. The real opportunity to make money isn’t about choosing the right track; it’s about whether you can grasp the most solid infrastructure on that track, or even master the underlying technology itself.

This brings us back to a core question: in the crisis-driven crypto boom, what is truly most valuable? The answer points to one word: trust. Without reliable data support, even the grandest DeFi ecosystem is just a sandcastle. And the value of this data layer is precisely the moat that industry insiders are diligently building.