I also think so. The weakness of current popular cryptocurrencies though, is the complexity and size of their codebases. Many above 100k lines of code. That's risky. Though the benefit is that they are somewhat heterogeneous (different nodes running slightly different code/versions) so it may be hard to find a vulnerability which affects more than 50% of nodes; and this is a hard requirement for compromising the integrity of that system.

Traditional finance has the benefit that they can more easily reverse malicious transactions, but if hacks become too common, it will be impossible to correct fast enough and in a reliable way. With traditional banking, a hacker only needs to hack a few nodes to compromise the integrity of the entire system.

So yeah I also think crypto will win in the long run. I would bet on a tokenized stock with AI attached.

I think the top asset will combine the AI which is best at hacking with the blockchain which is hardest to hack. Ability to corrupt others whilst maintaining perfect integrity yourself.

AI for offence, blockchain for defence.