blockailayoffs

Pendiri Binance CZ memposting di X, menanggapi berita terbaru tentang pemutusan hubungan kerja di Block milik Jack Dorsey. CZ memposting bahwa dalam realitas hari ini, pekerja harus belajar memaksimalkan penggunaan AI, atau berisiko dipecat. CZ membalas sebuah pos oleh Jack Dorsey, yang menyatakan bahwa Block akan mengurangi tenaga kerjanya hampir setengah.

Hingga hari ini, kereta hype AI tidak terhentikan.

PHK di BlockAI mengirimkan pesan kuat kepada dunia TI dan cryptocurrency:
Tanpa disiplin pendapatan, pertumbuhan akan sementara. 😳

Kami telah mendengar selama berbulan-bulan bahwa AI akan menggantikan segalanya, bahwa akan ada pasokan uang yang tak ada habisnya, dan bahwa "Adopsi yang bersifat parabolik."

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Berdasarkan kekuatan narasi, token AI dan infrastruktur melonjak.

The headlines are full of layoffs in traditional sectors, and let’s be honest: AI has sent a shockwave through the global workforce. A new debate, #blockailayoffs, is trending. It represents the fear, the frustration, and the urgent need for a change.
But are we asking the right questions? Looking at the image I’ve generated, we see a powerful split in our reality.
On the left, a gloomy, red-lit past: a traditional office filled with uncertainty and a menacing centralized AI "boss." This is the world that "hires and fires," where workers feel like disposable cogs in a machine. They are holding "pink slips," signaling the end of an era.
On the right, we see the vibrant, neon-lit future. It’s a decentralized digital ecosystem fueled by intelligence and opportunity. In the center is the golden Sahara AI coin, a symbol of hope and ownership. People here aren't being replaced; they are empowered. They are using VR, interacting with data, and building.
The Golden Message: "BUILDERS WANTED! ADAPT & PROSPER."
Web3 and Decentralized AI projects like Sahara AI aren’t about eliminating jobs; they are about redefining them. We are shifting from a centralized model that hoards data to a decentralized one that rewards contribution, ownership, and skill.
We need to stop fearing AI and start owning it. The question is no longer, "Will AI take my job?" but rather, "Am I building the skills to own my AI-driven future?"
It’s time to start the conversation.
What is your take on the #blockailayoffs movement? Do you believe AI is the problem, or is it the centralized system that controls it?
Share your thoughts in the comments below! 👇 Let’s build a smarter, fairer future together.
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#blockailayoffs #BinanceSquare #SaharaAI #DeAI #Web3 #FutureOfWork

Kisah "Quant Kid": remaja yang bermain-main di pasar mata uang digital secara langsung
Di dunia mata uang digital, di mana kekayaan cepat bertabrakan dengan kekacauan yang luar biasa, tercatat pada akhir tahun 2024 salah satu insiden paling gila dan kontroversial. Tokohnya bukanlah seorang ahli keuangan atau peretas profesional, melainkan seorang remaja berusia 13 tahun bernama "Griffin", yang kemudian dikenal sebagai "Quant Kid".

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Dilaporkan bahwa di beberapa bagian Iran terdengar atau terlihat ledakan. Saat ini, rincian masih tidak jelas, dan tidak ada konfirmasi resmi tentang penyebabnya — apakah itu tindakan militer, respons pertahanan udara, kecelakaan, atau insiden lainnya.

AI agents are starting to look less like chatbots and more like economic actors.
They call APIs, move funds, negotiate prices, and increasingly, interact with other agents without a human in the loop. That creates a simple but brutal question: when an agent wants to act on your behalf or take your money, why should you trust it?
ERC‑8004 is Ethereum’s first serious attempt at answering that question. It doesn’t define how agents think or talk; instead, it gives them a shared on‑chain system for identity and reputation. You can think of it as basic public infrastructure for an AI-native marketplace.
Quick overview of what’s inside:
Agents are turning into economic actors
ERC-8004 is their first real identity + reputation layer
But it can’t guarantee whether a specific action is correct
The Next Phase of Agentic Commerce
How these pieces evolve into a programmable trust economy
What ERC‑8004 Actually Does
At the core of ERC‑8004 is an identity registry. Each agent gets an ERC‑721 token that represents its “agent ID,” and that token points to a registration file with metadata: what the agent does, which endpoints it speaks (A2A, MCP, HTTP), which addresses it uses, and which trust features it supports. That turns every agent into a first‑class on‑chain object: discoverable, referenceable, and even transferable like any other NFT.
On top of identity, ERC‑8004 adds a reputation layer. After an interaction, a user or another agent can leave a rating and a link to richer feedback. Those ratings are stored onchain, which means any application can query an agent’s average score, number of reviews, or history of feedback and build its own view of “is this thing worth dealing with?”
ERC‑8004 also defines a validation registry for task‑level checks. An agent can submit a validation request that includes a hash and URI of its output and the address of a validator, which might be another contract, an off‑chain service, or a verification network. The validator does whatever checks it deems appropriate, then posts a response back on‑chain with a score or pass/fail signal and an optional pointer to a proof.
Taken together, these three registries create a shared trust fabric for agents. Identity says “who is this,” reputation says “how has it behaved over time,” and validation gives a standard way to attach external judgments about specific actions. None of these forces a particular trust model, but it gives the ecosystem common rails to build on.
What ERC‑8004 Doesn’t Solve
For all its importance, ERC‑8004 is not a complete solution to agentic commerce. The first and most obvious gap is money: the spec does not define how agents pay each other, how funds are held until work is done, or when payment should be released. Payments, escrow, and settlement are intentionally left to different protocols.
The second limitation is scope. ERC‑8004 lives on Ethereum, but crypto and commerce do not; value in the tens of billions of dollars has historically moved across bridges each year. Agents will operate on L2s, app‑chains, and non‑EVM systems, and a trust system that stops at a single chain is fundamentally limited.
There is also a deeper issue with how trust is expressed. Reputation in ERC‑8004 is fundamentally a scoring system: numbers aggregated across interactions, influenced by subjective human (or agent) judgment. Scores are useful, but they are fuzzy: they tell you that an agent has been 95% accurate in the past, not whether the very next task will be done correctly.
Finally, ERC‑8004 records information but doesn’t encode incentives. Agents aren’t required to stake anything, validators aren’t automatically penalized for bad attestations, and there is no built‑in notion of slashing or insurance. The spec gives you a public ledger of who did what and how they were rated, but it does not turn that into hard economic guarantees.

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Agen AI mulai terlihat kurang seperti chatbot dan lebih seperti aktor ekonomi.
Mereka memanggil API, memindahkan dana, menegosiasikan harga, dan semakin berinteraksi dengan agen lain tanpa keterlibatan manusia. Itu menciptakan sebuah pertanyaan yang sederhana tetapi brutal: ketika seorang agen ingin bertindak atas nama Anda atau mengambil uang Anda, mengapa Anda harus mempercayainya?
ERC‑8004 adalah upaya serius pertama Ethereum untuk menjawab pertanyaan itu. Ini tidak mendefinisikan bagaimana agen berpikir atau berbicara; sebaliknya, ini memberikan mereka sistem identitas dan reputasi yang sama di on-chain. Anda dapat memikirkannya sebagai infrastruktur publik dasar untuk pasar yang berbasis AI.

Malam itu langit Jakarta terasa biasa saja. Tapi tidak dengan Ardi.
Jam menunjukkan 23.47. Ia duduk di kamar, lampu mati, hanya cahaya layar ponsel yang menerangi wajahnya. Di layar terbuka aplikasi Binance. Tema minggu itu: Meme Rush.
“Kalau naik 10% saja… lumayan,” gumamnya.
Timeline X (Twitter) penuh dengan meme kucing pakai helm astronot. Komunitas Telegram ramai teriak:
“TO THE MOON!”
“Jangan ketinggalan!”
“Last chance sebelum pump!”
Ardi menelan ludah. Ia pernah terlambat ikut tren. Kali ini tidak mau.
Grafik hijau kecil mulai menanjak. Volume naik. Chat global makin panas.
Ia klik Buy.
Beberapa menit pertama… datar.
Lalu tiba-tiba —
📈 LONJAKAN!
+3%
+7%
+12%
Jantungnya ikut pump.
“Ini dia… Meme Rush!” katanya sambil tertawa kecil.
Tapi pasar tidak pernah sesederhana meme.
Notifikasi masuk:
📉 -4%
Ardi membeku. Grafik mulai berombak liar. Naik turun seperti roller coaster.
Chat berubah nada:
“Hold!”
“Whale masuk!”
“Ambil profit!”
“Dump bentar!”
Tangan Ardi gemetar di tombol Sell.
Ia teringat satu hal: meme bisa viral, tapi juga bisa hilang dalam semalam.
Ia tarik napas panjang.
Alih-alih panik, ia pasang target dan stop-loss. “Main cepat, jangan rakus,” bisiknya.
Beberapa menit kemudian, harga menyentuh targetnya.
+9%.
Tidak sebesar puncak tadi, tapi cukup.
Ia klik Sell.
Saldo bertambah. Tidak fantastis, tapi nyata.
Ardi tersenyum. Meme Rush bukan cuma soal cepat kaya. Ini soal emosi, disiplin, dan tahu kapan berhenti.
Di luar, malam tetap sunyi.
Di layar, grafik masih bergerak liar.
Ardi mematikan ponsel.
“Besok mungkin ada meme baru,” katanya.
Dan di dunia crypto, selalu ada cerita baru sebelum matahari terbit. 🚀#STBinancePreTGE #英伟达财报超预期 #BlockAILayoffs