Luke Davis, founder and chief market strategist of Bull Market Blueprint (BMB), is set to tell his community of self-managed investors that the cryptocurrency ecosystem has already laid the groundwork for an economy powered by artificial intelligence. In a keynote at BMB's members-only summit in London, Davis will argue that AI agents, stablecoins, and decentralized finance (DeFi) are beginning to work together, creating a new layer for digital commerce.
Davis's presentation, titled "Where Crypto Meets AI," will focus on agentic commerce—the process by which AI agents search, compare, and make purchases on behalf of users. He will explain how these autonomous agents will require payment rails, and why blockchain networks and stablecoins are well-positioned to serve that role.
"Crypto was building the financial infrastructure for an AI-driven economy long before that economy began to take shape," Davis said. "Now, as AI agents begin transacting autonomously, existing blockchain networks and stablecoins could become the financial rails powering an entirely new era of digital commerce."
The London summit, scheduled for Saturday, November 22, will bring together roughly 30 members, all of whom manage investable portfolios of at least $100,000. The event follows BMB's summer summit in Barcelona, where Davis outlined his five-to-ten-year vision for AI's impact on the world. In London, he will narrow the focus to the intersection of AI and crypto, providing an updated version of his "Intelligent New World" thesis.
Davis will review what has changed over the past quarter, what parts of his thesis have been validated, and what remains uncertain. The agenda also includes a session on portfolio construction and risk management, aimed at helping members navigate the volatility often associated with both AI and crypto assets.
Bull Market Blueprint, founded by Davis in 2023 and operating from Dubai with a team of nine, serves around 350 active members across the US, Europe, Australia, and Canada. Membership requires a minimum investable portfolio of $100,000 and includes live weekly market education, published research, risk management tools, and direct access to Davis and his research team, including full visibility of his own portfolio positions and reasoning.
The summit comes at a time when AI-related trades have shown signs of cooling, with Asian indices like the KOSPI and Nikkei sliding as investors reassess valuations ahead of earnings. Meanwhile, Ethereum has held above $2,400 despite prolonged ETF outflows, and stablecoin networks continue to expand, underscoring the relevance of Davis's message.
Davis's argument is that crypto's infrastructure—blockchains, stablecoins, and DeFi protocols—was built with the flexibility to support machine-to-machine transactions, a feature that becomes critical as AI agents increasingly operate independently. He will present this as a natural evolution rather than a speculative bet, emphasizing the practical utility of existing networks.
For journalists interested in attending the summit or arranging an interview with Davis, a media representative is available for contact.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
