Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino has predicted that brain-computer interface (BCI) technology will become a mainstream consumer product within the next 20 years. This prediction is based on the latest breakthrough of Blackrock Neurotech, which helped a patient with ALS regain the ability to speak through a brain implant device. Ardoino believes that BCI technology holds promise to provide solutions for patients with paralysis and neurological disorders, and may give rise to "Human Sapiens ^ 3" humans with advanced computing power and AI access. At the same time, he stressed that the technology must be open, secure, and respect privacy. This development of Tether is part of its EVO strategy, which aims to drive the advancement of human capabilities in the future.