Anthony Pompliano

So for every native digital share we create, we're taking one out of circulation on the traditional stock exchange.

Yep.

is all of that like headed towards this theory that you know there's not gonna be public companies there may be like public liquidity but it looks different than the companies of today yeah it's a great question and and we haven't talked about this so um

What you're describing here is, and for context for those that maybe weren't kind of in this industry paying attention, almost a decade ago, in 2017,

I used to say over and over again, publicly, tokenize the world, tokenize the world, tokenize the world.

And my entire theory was we had an analog world.

So physical stock certificates, physical bonds, physical, you know, deeds to your home, et cetera.

We transitioned at some point in the late 80s into the early 2000s to an electronic QSIP system.

And so today when you buy an Apple stock, you are really just moving electronic QSIP around in a database.

There is no physical stock certificate that gets sent to your house.

You put in a filing cabinet.

But there's two day settlement times.

There's all these kind of inefficiencies that people know, but we're cool with it because it's better than the physical world.

So we had analog age.

We went to an electronic age.

And then my theory was always we're going to move to a digital age.

And the digital age is what now people are looking at is on chain, all this kind of stuff.

Now, the transition period between these, I thought was going to happen way faster.

So in 2017, I was like, you know, it's on our doorstep.

Here we go.