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>>55135334
>And once again, if we do this we have this great outcome where we would be able to be the alternative. So how do we really go from this world where you have one and half to two trillion dollars in crypto value… I mean, is it really that we replicate the existing financial system to shave the same sheep a different way? Is that really how we’re gonna get to an industry with hundreds of trillions of dollars in it? I don’t think so. I don’t actually wanna do that. The only way we’re gonna get to a world where there’s hundreds of trillions of dollars in our industry is that when all the sheep over there get shaved and realize it and there’s another Libor or another SVB or another Enron or another whatever, we are the reliable, real, conflict of interest free alternative. And then once again, we will become how the world works. Because it’s better. So there’s actually quite a bit at stake here between if we replicate the existing financial system, where people with certain advantages, in certain predatory instincts are able to lie to us and trick us, and through our work and through our protocols, steal from users, make money, get caught, and then we have to explain to everybody why, “no no no, it was just one thing, it wasn’t, it wasn’t us”, right? “We’re not FTX, they’re FTX”. Or, we could be smarter, we could avoid that, we could build an alternative that actually creates an alternative to conflicts of interest and really build something extremely useful and important for how the world changes. If you haven’t guessed, that’s what I’m trying to do.