By 2025, friends who still regret not going all-in on Bitcoin might be asking the wrong question. Instead of dwelling on past choices, it’s better to look at where the current situation truly lies.

Imagine the United States a hundred years ago. People were fighting over the most fertile lands in California, but what truly rewrote the wealth landscape was not the land itself — but Rockefeller’s oil pipelines and Morgan’s railroad networks. They controlled the hubs of connection and flow. This logic still applies in today’s digital world.

Bitcoin is indeed the most solid "foundation" in the digital realm. But its value is no longer just lying silently there. Wealth is flowing — through overwhelming data, through gaps in global computing networks. Whoever can organize, verify, and efficiently transport this "data crude oil" will hold the pricing power of the new era.

The reality is: the infrastructure of Bitcoin is becoming more stable, but its ecosystem is exploding. Rune, RGB++, Lightning Network… a bunch of new assets and applications are flooding in, but they all hit the same fatal point — lack of native, trustworthy data supply. It’s like building skyscrapers without water and electricity flowing in. This gap? Trillions of dollars in scale.

What’s more painful is that on-chain activity is no longer just human operations. AI agents are running, automating trading and asset management, much faster than humans, but they are extremely picky about data quality. Meanwhile, RWA (Real-World Asset on-chain) demands even more rigid real-time and accuracy requirements. This is the true market demand — urgent, pressing, unavoidable.