Anthony Pompliano

Interestingly, when people were talking about tokenization back then, no one was talking about the dollar.

Everyone was talking about equity and real estate and all those kind of assets.

Ended up being the dollar was the first one.

Now, if you just think of currencies, Bitcoin is on chain.

It is a native asset to the digital world.

The dollars in these stable coins, those are the equivalent of the RWA.

You're taking dollars, you're basically putting them somewhere, and then you are tokenizing the wrapper that you put the dollars in, right, and use it.

The reason why I describe that is I've always used the terminology of is it digitally native or is it in a digital wrapper?

It's kind of like the way that I've thought about it.

It sounds like you believe that both of those will be options in the future.

They just have pros and cons to kind of like if you're an issuer, as an example, do you go digital native or do you go into the digital wrapper?

That's really what people have to decide is what are they optimizing for?

You're saying that there's security vulnerabilities in having one foot in the new world, one foot in the old world.

Describe what an agent swarm is.

I don't think most people know.

Have you seen the woman on X who is...

think she's a stay-at-home mom slash uh the teacher of uh her children that she's homeschooling and she keeps posting these videos of how she's using all the latest ai and open colonelists all right so um maybe we'll we'll pull up and the homeschool people so she is uh i think she's a stay-at-home mom and it's her kids what i'm not sure is is it like a homeschool pod where there's a couple of other kids or is it just her kids

But she keeps basically publishing these videos and a couple of videos a week.

And she's showing like, here's how I'm using this technology.

So I don't remember all of the exact details, but it's very impressive in the sense where she may go and say, OK, I want to do a lesson on, you know, I don't know how flowers grow.