FutureProof 🚀

🔹 Google & IBM's quantum race to commercial supremacy
🔹 Tokenization meets TradFi: BlackRock & Citi go all-in
🔹 AI agents are rewriting how we work
🔹 The new longevity stack: Beyond biohacking

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What’s happening: Google and IBM are now in a full-blown quantum arms race—both betting that microwave-based qubits could unlock scalable quantum computing.

Why it matters: We’re no longer in theoretical territory. These machines could crack today’s encryption, simulate biological systems, and render traditional supercomputers obsolete.

🔹 Google’s prototype quantum computer runs on superconducting resonators, potentially making quantum processors cheaper and more stable
🔹 IBM’s new 127-qubit device condenses workloads by 100x, paving the way for real-world applications

FutureProof Take: Whoever wins this race may own the infrastructure of the next computing era. The question isn’t if quantum eats classical—it’s when (and who profits first).

➡️ Action Step: If you’re in fintech, pharma, or logistics—start exploring quantum-readiness strategies now.

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(Quick insights to make you smarter.)

1. Citi & BlackRock Double Down on Tokenization
Citi just launched tokenized deposits for institutional clients. BlackRock has now crossed $500M in tokenized assets under management. TradFi isn’t competing with crypto—it’s absorbing it.

2. AI Agents Are Already Replacing Knowledge Workers
OpenAI’s latest demo shows GPT-4o handling real-time voice conversations and task automation. Think: scheduling meetings, booking travel, and negotiating. Human VAs may be the first casualty.

3. The Next Work OS Will Be Autonomous
Expect tools like Adept, Humane, and Vocode to evolve into autonomous agents that talk to APIs, manage projects, and train other AIs—no humans needed.

What’s new:
The billionaire biohackers are upgrading again—but this time, it’s moving beyond supplements and stem cells.

✅ New protocol: Johnson is now using 24/7 continuous glucose monitoring + live microbiome mapping via ZOE.

 ✅ Precision supplementation: Huberman’s latest podcast outlines a neuroprotection stack for sleep and brain function longevity.

✅ Mitochondrial restoration: Rhonda Patrick just released a mini-review on sauna protocols tied to all-cause mortality reduction.

FutureProof Take: The future of health isn’t wellness—it’s hyper-personal optimization at scale.

➡️ Action Step: Start with wearables like InsideTracker or ZOE to track inflammation, metabolism, and recovery.

📊 Bitcoin ETFs reach $13B in inflows
The top five funds (including BlackRock's) are rapidly onboarding institutional capital. Momentum is building for sovereign wealth fund entry.

🧱 AI x Real Estate: The next convergence
Startups like HomeVision and Welcome Homes are using LLMs to streamline home design and development, reducing build cycles by 30–40%.

🌍 Microsoft bets $3.3B on AI data centers in Wisconsin
This is part of a larger trend of AI energy infrastructure reshaping U.S. industry. The new oil? Electricity + compute.

The most dangerous thing you can do in a changing world is stay still.

The next decade won’t reward certainty—it will reward adaptability, pattern recognition, and execution. If you want to outthink, outmaneuver, and out-innovate, stay close.

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See you next week.
– Team FutureProof

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