If you remember when the iPhone came out, right, everyone was reluctant to use it because

they all had courty keyboards on blackboarders, right?

And it came out and people said, oh, this is kind of neat.

But what really, in my opinion, made the iPhone change the world wasn't the thin piece of

glass that you type on, and the large screen, it was the App Store, okay?

And what I think Apple did that was so brilliant, was they seeded the App Store incredibly

successful in back then.

They gave developers a lot of money to come to the table and build things, and they gave

them serious business opportunity.

They gave them a seed of the table.

Now, once that took root two, three years later, it kind of had to have an iPhone because

it could do all these things without that major life-true, we better, whether it's Google

Maps, whatever.

The myriad of things that it does that we all now depend on.

So I think that same process is going to play out in crypto the next three to five years,

where it goes from being this esoteric thing that everyone thinks is over their heads, loaded

with, you know, you know, tech and tech speak that they don't understand, too, it becomes

accessible, and everyone can use it, and everyone can partake, like Charles said before, even

on your mobile phone, you're trading, you're buying, you're using social media apps

that are all in the crypto.

So I'm very excited to see that ecosystem develop and become more accessible to people,

and I think when that happens, it's going to be an incredible, incredible, hype cycle

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