Recently, I’ve noticed that YZi Labs has a pretty interesting investment landscape—they’ve almost completed the key pieces across Web3, AI, and biotech.
Starting with the prediction market sector—the gameplay is getting wilder. Some platforms are treating events like memecoins, with prices rising and falling purely on hype; others are offering peer-to-peer bets in group chats starting at just $1, making the barrier to entry ridiculously low; and some are taking the DeFi approach, aiming to be more decentralized than Polymarket. Each of these models appeals to different audiences, but they’re all competing for the “betting on the future” mindset.
Looking at AI, 4D Labs is working on foundational infrastructure for 3D data. It’s a tough, thankless but necessary area. Another project, Manifolds, is focusing on controllable 3D generation—in simple terms, it’s making AI not only able to generate 3D content, but also adjust details according to your preferences. If these two projects succeed, the efficiency of 3D content production could multiply several times over.
Overall, this kind of multi-track, portfolio investment approach means either they really understand the future, or they’re just casting a wide net and hoping for the best. Either way, it shows that these sectors are definitely starting to attract serious capital.
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NftDeepBreather
· 5h ago
Prediction markets are basically just gambling games right now, the $1 head-to-head model is way too ridiculous.
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For 3D generation, it only becomes valuable if it truly works; talking about multiples of returns now is way too early.
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Is YZi Labs really trying to go all in on the future? That's quite bold.
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I like 4D Labs' infrastructure approach—someone's got to do the hard work.
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Is it just casting a wide net and hoping for luck, or is there real foresight? Let's wait and see.
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The memecoin-ified prediction market 🤔 just sounds like a casino with a new skin.
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AI+3D does have a lot of imagination, but whether Manifolds can actually be controlled is still a question mark.
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Multi-track deployment sounds cool, but ROI is what really matters.
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How are they betting on biotech? Feels like the article didn't spell it out clearly.
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Moves like these at the institutional level show that there's real money starting to get serious about building now.
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FlippedSignal
· 12-03 15:32
Casting a wide net really struck a chord with me. To be honest, I don’t really understand YZi’s approach.
The $1 side-bet thing is just outrageous; that’s pure gambling behavior.
If 3D generation can truly reduce costs and increase efficiency, the entire content industry will probably be reshuffled.
But how come I didn’t see anything about biotechnology? Did I miss it, or did the article not mention it?
Is this how all Web3 investments are—willing to miss out rather than be left out?
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DAOdreamer
· 12-03 15:29
Oh man, here’s another investment firm trying to eat up every track—I've seen this play way too many times.
The $1 group chat betting is just insane, isn’t this basically a gambler’s paradise?
If 3D generation can really go into mass production, it feels like it could get even more competitive than AI image generation.
Casting a wide net and hoping for luck—that’s just too blunt, haha. So many firms have died doing exactly that.
Prediction markets are basically the twin brother of memecoins right now, they really should be regulated already.
That whole decentralized Polymarket model? No way it could work here, the regulatory axe is hanging right over us.
I’m actually a bit optimistic about 4D Labs—infra projects like that are less likely to crash and burn.
Betting on three tracks and claiming to understand the future? Come on, it’s still mostly luck.
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MemeKingNFT
· 12-03 15:21
Casting a wide net and hoping for luck—I’m all too familiar with this trick... That’s how early NFTs were played too.
There’s no way this will work out, prediction markets are just mutated casinos, and $1 bets are even more outrageous.
Wait, biotech is getting involved too? That’s some pretty ambitious planning.
The 3D generation part might have potential, but infrastructure is always the toughest and least rewarding work.
The real “retail investor” mentality is just following what others are investing in—I advise you not to do that.
That Polymarket model doesn’t work at all in China.
I heard similar things a year ago, and then the project team just disappeared, uh.
Recently, I’ve noticed that YZi Labs has a pretty interesting investment landscape—they’ve almost completed the key pieces across Web3, AI, and biotech.
Starting with the prediction market sector—the gameplay is getting wilder. Some platforms are treating events like memecoins, with prices rising and falling purely on hype; others are offering peer-to-peer bets in group chats starting at just $1, making the barrier to entry ridiculously low; and some are taking the DeFi approach, aiming to be more decentralized than Polymarket. Each of these models appeals to different audiences, but they’re all competing for the “betting on the future” mindset.
Looking at AI, 4D Labs is working on foundational infrastructure for 3D data. It’s a tough, thankless but necessary area. Another project, Manifolds, is focusing on controllable 3D generation—in simple terms, it’s making AI not only able to generate 3D content, but also adjust details according to your preferences. If these two projects succeed, the efficiency of 3D content production could multiply several times over.
Overall, this kind of multi-track, portfolio investment approach means either they really understand the future, or they’re just casting a wide net and hoping for the best. Either way, it shows that these sectors are definitely starting to attract serious capital.