💸 Could cash eventually become a thing of the past? At TOKEN2049 Singapore, TRON founder @justinsuntron discussed a future in which blockchain could “retire cash,” with tokenized stocks and AI agents among the developments that may follow. These ideas sound ambitious, but they point to a broader shift: digital networks could change not only how value moves, but also how people access assets and interact with financial services. Replacing cash would require more than putting money on a blockchain. People would need reliable infrastructure, easy-to-use payment tools, clear rules, and confidence that digital alternatives work in everyday situations. Tokenized stocks raise similar questions about access, ownership, and the systems that connect on-chain representations to traditional markets. AI agents add another layer. If software can act on a user’s behalf, it may need ways to hold value, make payments, and interact with applications automatically. That creates possibilities, but also makes security, permission controls, and accountability essential. The striking part of these predictions is how quickly the boundaries between payments, investing, and automated services could shift. What seems unrealistic today may become ordinary as the underlying technology and user experience mature but adoption will depend on solving practical challenges, not just imagining new use cases. Which prediction sounds impossible today: cash becoming less central, stocks moving on-chain, or AI agents managing financial tasks? Watch the full interview below. 👇 @justinsuntron @trondao @token2049 #TRON #TRONEcoStar ::: https://t.co/6CQvlBvmZ0