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April 19, 2026, UAQC discussed proactive appreciation of RWA assets at the "Smart Chain True Asset · Hong Kong RWI Summit" held in Hong Kong. UAQC CEO Echo showcased its AI asset management engine and dual-token model, emphasizing genuine financial innovation and income security. The meeting ultimately reached a consensus that the industry will shift focus to real profitability, and UAQC will launch the RWAFi product on April 26.

Author: Claude, Deep Tide TechFlow
Deep Tide Guide: A survey by the U.S. National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) of 6,000 executives in four countries shows that nearly 90% of companies believe AI has had "no impact" on employment and productivity over the past three years, but in Q1 2026, the tech industry has laid off 78,557 people, with 47.9% attributed to AI. Productivity data is nonexistent, yet layoffs under the banner of AI are surging, and economists compare this contradiction to the "computing paradox" proposed by Nobel laureate in economics, Robert Solow, as an AI version.
Investing $250 billion, nearly 90% of companies say AI has brought no productivity gains. Meanwhile, tech companies are massively laying off workers in the name of AI.
This is the most absurd scene in the current AI industry.
According to Fortune magazine on April 19

Mizuho Financial Group, Nomura Holdings, and others announced the launch of a blockchain-based collateral management pilot experiment, aiming to use Japanese government bonds for digital collateral management, testing real-time transactions and cross-border scenarios to enhance the efficiency and competitiveness of financial markets.

CoinShares’ latest weekly report shows that digital asset investment products recorded a net inflow of $1.4 billion last week, with net inflows recorded for three consecutive weeks. Among them, Bitcoin products recorded a net inflow of $1.116 billion, Ethereum recorded a net inflow of $328 million, the United States recorded a net inflow of $1.5 billion, Germany recorded a net inflow of $28 million, and Switzerland recorded a net outflow of $138 million.