PANews reported on January 2 that according to The Block, Haseeb Qureshi, managing partner of Dragonfly, predicted that the "AI agent" craze will dominate this year, but its novelty will eventually fade. He pointed out that these so-called agents are more like chatbots with meme coins attached, lacking real agent characteristics and being controlled by humans behind the scenes, while Freysa is a model of autonomous AI. Qureshi predicts that chatbots will accelerate the replacement of human cryptocurrency influencers, and meme coins will also be replaced by "AI agent" tokens. However, by 2026, chatbots may be tired of being too common, human creators will rebound, and chatbots may disguise themselves as human influencers or transform into "scam robots" to adapt to the changes. Qureshi emphasized that the real long-term impact of AI is not at the social or trading level. It will not provide everyone with "trading agents" or small hedge funds, but will expand personal capabilities in proportion, especially helping trading companies with existing capital and data scale. Over time, AI will make markets, including smaller and more segmented markets, extremely efficient, and ordinary traders will find it difficult to make a profit.