Just finished watching Musk's latest interview, and I feel dazed—it's not excitement, but a sense of 'vertigo' standing on the edge of a time fracture. He mentioned three disruptive perspectives:
WeChat is the most efficient value exchange system, social + payment + content, which might be the ultimate form of X (Twitter);
Tesla is just the early form of robots, SpaceX (the carrier) + Tesla (the body) + xAI (the soul) are merging at the foundational level;
Within 20 years, work will become a hobby, and universal high income (UHI) may be achievable because AI and robots will drive product costs close to zero.
The most shocking part is this sentence: 'Money is essentially a database for distributing labor. When labor is no longer scarce, the database fails. The only constant measure of value is energy.'
But Musk may have overlooked one point: when energy becomes the ultimate measure of value, what will be the 'medium' that carries and exchanges this value? It clearly won't be the traditional centralized currency system, as they still rely on 'labor database' logic. A more likely answer is: a value carrier based on energy consensus, decentralized, transparent, and verifiable—this is precisely the direction that cryptocurrencies, especially those stablecoins anchored to physical energy or real assets, are exploring.
For instance, @usddio, while its value is not directly anchored to energy, its #USDD以稳见信 underlying logic has already moved towards a new paradigm of 'verifiable value': using transparent, over-collateralized assets (such as BTC, TRX, and other energy-intensive computing products) as support, and achieving trustless global circulation through blockchain. This may be the prototype of the future 'energy value medium'—when the labor database fails, what we need is a globally recognized exchange protocol that can be mapped to the physical world, with rules determined by code rather than human governance.
Elon Musk's vision reminds us: we are transitioning from an era of 'labor creating value' to an era of 'energy defining value.' During this transition, projects like @usddio, which possess asset transparency, on-chain verifiability, and cross-chain liquidity, may become the bridge connecting the two eras—it allows us to adapt in advance to a world where value no longer relies on centralized accounting but is anchored in trusted assets and global consensus.
The future is here, just not evenly distributed yet. But the way it is distributed may be hidden in today's seemingly 'ordinary' transparent financial experiments.
