Andreas Antonopoulos

But if you all put it together and there's a couple million dollars in an exchange, and this is why exchanges get hacked all the time.

Crypto funds are the same problem.

The Dow was putting a lot of money under a single piece of code.

Yes, very similar to that.

Yes, if you want to keep crypto funds securely, you hold them individually and you diversify the risk of holding cryptocurrencies by putting them in your pocket.

It's like if I wanted to steal all the cash and all the wallets in America, I have to go and find 300 million people and take their wallets.

But if you put it all in a big pile and lock it in a warehouse, well, that's a juicy target.

They can if you concentrate the keys in one place.

That's the one lesson we've learned on the internet over the past 25 years for information security is that we cannot keep information secure if we concentrate it in one place.

Any personal information, yeah, it's the same problem.

I would say Digital Golds by Nathaniel Popper.

Not really.

I'm not that big into CEO worship.

Let's see.

I really like Trello, and I use that a lot.

I'm 46.

Oh, be honest and be direct with your thoughts and have less fear.

I think that's always the best advice you can give a 20-year-old.

What you're worried about is really not worth worrying about.

Just go for it.