Anthony Pompliano

What is going on with stable coins?

It feels like the government wants to put the little greasy hands in the cookie jar now and say, hey, we should have a part of this.

When I see the debate that's going on around yield and rewards and all this stuff,

Do we have to get some sort of, no pun intended, clarity on what the rules are here?

Or do you think that there could actually be two different systems and just let people kind of choose, do you want to offer the rewards or not?

So it's the idea that I sign up for a bank account.

I get a traditional bank account with electronic QSIP-based assets, et cetera.

And then I also, in that same interface, will have a wallet.

Correct.

It may just be presented as another account, but the infrastructure is a wallet.

And now I basically have one foot in the traditional world, one foot in the digital world.

I don't think I've ever said this publicly.

I got a better one for you.

There's a major financial institution.

They knew not to shut my accounts because I get on Twitter and act a fool.

So instead, they just asked me to take all the assets out of the account, but the account stayed open.

How do you think about tokenization in all of this?

Because tokenized deposit, but obviously there's other assets.

We're talking about taking assets that existed before crypto, blockchain, Bitcoin, and making them tokenized.

Bitcoin, on the other hand, is a tokenized net new asset.