I'd look at this similarly to how one might look at the adoption of other internet protocols

and technologies. So if you had an HTTP for money, that could unlock so much value for people,

for households, for firms, and you could actually lower the cost of exchanging value to zero,

just like it doesn't cost us anything to exchange data on the internet. Holy shit,

there's this system that can connect everyone all around the world, and there was no commercial

internet at the time. I was experiencing firsthand the decentralized nature of it. I was communicating

with people behind the iron curtain who were doing what we now would call citizen journalism,

documenting revolutions that were happening, and it was like holy shit. When I kind of went down

the rabbit hole on crypto starting in 2012, and then as I put together a circle, the immediate

intuition was, oh my god, if we can do for value exchange, what the internet did for information

and communications, it's going to be like way bigger than the web, way, way bigger. You're the

perfect I'd ask this question, will that change our lives and humanity more so than the internet

and more so than mobile phone technology? The impact in the world would be so much larger,

because you're talking about the organization of economic activity. This is also a natural evolution

of humanity, a natural evolution of social and economic organization.

The world is changing. Inspiration is everywhere.

It has never been so easy to connect, share, and bring people together.

We're learning from others and finding the best in ourselves.

Challenging our beliefs, sharing our vulnerability,

overcoming our fears.

Transforming ourselves, so we can transform the world.

How far can we go?

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