Bill Cohan

And it doesn't really matter, you know.

Do we know who was the founder of AI?

Do we know who the founder of the internet was?

Do we know who the, you know, the founder of, you know, credit default swaps?

No, we have credit default swaps.

Use them.

You know, you know, they're there to be used, not to figure out who created them.

So I don't think we ever got a good answer, but that's the best I could figure.

Plus, you know, Bitcoin has become, you know, the promise of Bitcoin was as, in part, was to be used as a currency.

Then that was very hard to track, right?

But basically, there was a hope that it would be used as a currency.

I think, by and large, that hope has not really been realized.

It's pretty hard to use as a currency, although some people, when I say that, say, oh, no, I'll show you how easy it is, and I'll set you up an account, and I'll do this, and blah, blah, blah.

Okay.

Right, I'll show you how easy it is.

It's not as easy as using a credit card or cash, right?

It still isn't easy as that.

So what it is, clearly...

is a way to speculate.

And people are allowed to speculate.