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Binance CEO Sees a Bright Future for AI, Blockchain

In a fireside chat at the Token2049 conference in Singapore, Binance CEO Richard Teng expressed optimism about the future of blockchain and artificial intelligence (AI), despite recent challenges in the crypto industry.

Richard Teng, CEO, Binance (right) Image: Blockhead

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Cryptocurrency exchange Binance's CEO, Richard Teng, expressed optimism about the future of blockchain and AI during a fireside chat at the Token2049 conference in Singapore on Wednesday.

While the crypto industry has faced challenges in recent years, including regulatory scrutiny and market volatility, said Teng remains bullish on its long-term prospects, particularly in its intersection with artificial intelligence (AI).

"AI, together with blockchain will form the architecture of many industries going forward," Teng said during the conversation with Decentralized AI Society's chairman Michael Casey, adding that he believes that the underlying technology has the potential to revolutionize a wide range of industries, from finance to supply chain management.

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Teng also expressed optimism for crypto in developing markets, highlighting the rapid adoption of digital assets there, and citing their large populations and growing middle classes as key drivers.

Binance has been actively expanding its presence in these countries, recently securing licenses in India and Indonesia.

Teng attributed the surge in adoption to several factors, including the convenience and efficiency of crypto transactions compared to traditional financial systems.

He also emphasized the potential for blockchain technology to improve financial inclusion in underserved communities, and said the exchange will continue to work with regulators globally to facilitate crypto adoption.

"In any sector where youth and young adults are embracing, that's going to be the industry of the future," Teng said. "The speed at which people are embracing digital assets is truly remarkable."

Teng ended on an optimistic note, saying "2025 is going to be much bigger than 2024," citing lower interest rates in the US and crypto's place in the current market cycle. "Regardless of the market…we are bullish, and we will continue to build the best platform out there," Teng said.

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