Andrew Kang: Humanoid robots will be a "trillion-level" opportunity, similar to Bitcoin in 2013
Andrew Kang, co-founder of Mechanism Capital, stated that humanoid robots are one of the few obvious "zero to trillion" level investment opportunities currently available. This field is similar to Bitcoin in 2013 but has a larger potential market scale. Kang pointed out that now is the time for investors to maximize their allocations before mainstream hype appears. "Few people have made arrangements for this, and those who have are not large enough in scale. Every industry has its specific era during which it will continue to rise and generate extremely asymmetrical returns, such as real estate, cryptocurrencies and SaaS etc. Most people who make money in a specific field still maintain excessive exposure even after structural changes occur in the industry while excellent investors can get rid of this bias."
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