In 2004, broadband came.

You started to get mobile devices and Wi-Fi.

The U.S. standards for how you did a high fidelity kind of experience on the internet

became possible.

And that actually was the birth and launch of YouTube, Facebook, SaaS, like cloud, like

all these things emerged.

And then the mobile revolution kind of folded in.

And basically what was interesting about that is after 2004, it never turned back.

It was just sort of the internet scaled up and the infrastructure scaled up.

And I believe that's basically where we are with crypto.

It will never go back, meaning it's going to become pervasive now.

There's not going to be a question about is like crypto a thing.

It's just going to be pervasive as infrastructure in the world.

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