Quantum Wealth Evangelist Han Feng: Work Steadily to Accumulate Strength for the Next Bull Run

In the blockchain industry, Han Feng is a well-known "evangelist". As a PhD student in quantum physics at Tsinghua University and a visiting researcher at Columbia University, he closely integrates theory with practice, forming a unique theoretical system of quantum wealth perspectives.

Since entering the Blockchain field in 2015, Han Feng has been active at the forefront of the industry. The project he co-founded with his senior brother Chen Rong experienced several ups and downs in 2018, including the community rights protection incident in October that sparked much discussion.

In the face of the market decline, Han Feng stated: "The rise and fall of the capital market cannot be determined by individual will. When the project token price fell, I also tried to support the market, even using my own money to buy, but the fact proved that the bear market is unstoppable." He emphasized that in a bear market, the most important thing is to do solid work and prepare for the next bull market.

Currently, the project is progressing steadily as planned. Han Feng revealed that their sidechain is about to complete compatibility with EOS and Ethereum smart contracts, which will significantly reduce the operational costs of applications. Despite the sluggish market, the team size remains over 70 people, with no layoffs.

Han Feng firmly believes that blockchain technology will profoundly change the landscape of the internet. He thinks that the biggest opportunity of blockchain lies in achieving data ownership. "The progress of human civilization should allow everyone to have their property recognized, forming a true capitalist society." He takes real estate as an example, pointing out that only when individuals have property certificates can the real estate market thrive.

In Han Feng's view, trusted computing is the core technology of the future second-generation internet. He predicts that in the next two to three years, trusted computing will achieve breakthroughs in key areas, such as the distribution and protection of digital works. He emphasized that this requires reliance on P2P communication technology to ensure that no intermediary can intercept.

Looking ahead to 2019, Han Feng is particularly optimistic about the development of P2P networks. He believes that decentralized communication will be a focus in the coming years. "The essence of the second generation of the Internet is to remove various centralized elements from the first generation of the Internet," he explained, "for example, Bitcoin and Ethereum are both decentralized systems that do not require centralized institutions to ensure the execution of transactions or contracts."

Han Feng pointed out that traditional communication methods carry the risk of privacy leaks. He stated that their project has made attempts in P2P decentralized tools, aiming to provide users with a more secure and private communication method.