We want the whole world to run on blockchains, which means the whole world's

value has to go into blockchains, which means banks, asset managers, sovereign

wealth funds, family offices, everybody has to be connected to and utilizing

blockchains for their favorite flavor of financial products. So this is about

as big an opportunity as I can imagine for banks because they're going to be

able to generate huge amounts of assets, put them on chain, and give them to a

global market as long as that global market can connect to their chain, which is

by the way what CCIP does. Welcome to Bankless, where we explore the front

here of Internet money and Internet finance. This is how to get started, how to

get better, how to frontrun the opportunity. This is Ryan Sean Adams. I'm here

with David Hoffman and we're here to help you become more bankless. Bring

banks to blockchains. How do banks and crypto networks communicate? And why

should they? What's the prize available for both of them? We brought on Sergey

Nazarov from Chainlink to help answer that question a few takeaways for you in

today's episode. Number one, why banks and crypto live in separate worlds and

how to bridge them. Number two, we talk about bank or tech. What is Swift? What's

the DTCC? How you've even heard of that acronym? Number three, what do

decentralized Oracle networks like Chainlink have to do with any of this?

Number four, why uniting banks and blockchains can produce a $100 trillion

market maybe higher? What Sergey calls securitization 2.0? Number five, what

makes a decentralized network? Sergey has five levels of security that you need

to hear. And number six, will crypto happen fast? Or will it happen slow? Of

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