Justin Sun Outlines AI-Blockchain Strategy at Hong Kong Web3 Festival
TRON founder Justin Sun told the Hong Kong Web3 Festival that AI agents need blockchain-based trusted infrastructure to collaborate across platforms, make payments and verify identities. The issue has implications for stablecoin settlement, on-chain data security and the long-term ability of public blockchains to compete amid threats from quantum computing.
Sun unveiled the B.AI strategy at the event, advocating greater integration of AI and blockchain, but disclosed neither an investment amount nor an implementation date. He also predicted that AI could threaten Bitcoin’s existing cryptographic mechanisms as early as 2029. He urged the industry to prepare post-quantum cryptography in advance and strengthen the security of stablecoins and on-chain assets.
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The history behind this eventJustin Sun Outlines Web3 Regulatory Trends and TRON’s AI Strategy at GWDC
Global Web3 regulation is moving from policy debate to implementation, while stablecoins and tokenized assets are attracting attention as compliance frameworks become clearer. TRON founder Justin Sun said regulatory certainty would shape where capital and companies deploy resources. He argued that Asia-Pacific markets in particular need cross-border cooperation to balance financial innovation, transaction security and risk governance.
Sun recently addressed the Korea leg of the Global Web3 Digital Innovation Conference, or GWDC, where he discussed regulatory trends across jurisdictions and outlined TRON’s plans to combine blockchain infrastructure with AI technology. He urged Asia-Pacific countries to establish cooperation mechanisms and strike a balance between innovation and security. Available reports did not disclose the speech’s exact date, any investment amount or a quantified timeline.
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