Brian Armstrong

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I think there's 70 percent of it is still people treating it like a risk asset, like they would some higher volatility tech stock or something like that.

And there and those ratios, I think, will shift over time.

And eventually that thesis that you mentioned will play out.

But it'll it'll take more time.

And then, you know, Salim, just to react to something you said, I think you mentioned the agentic economy.

I mean, I totally agree.

I think.

Actually, like stablecoin payments will probably be the default layer for the agentic economy.

And right now, today, a lot of people are just interfacing with one AI agent to get information back.

But increasingly, we'll be interfacing with an AI agent that is actually orchestrating hundreds or thousands of other AI agents.

And there will be this...

economy and capital and labor and, um, and a lot of payments, almost like, you know, AI agent payroll will have to happen where, you know, um, you know, people, people, somebody was telling me today at lunch, they're like, you know, are you like a monotheist or a polytheist on AI?

The monotheists would say, there's going to be one super intelligence, um, AGI that to rule them all.

And it'll have so much brain power that it can do everything itself in the world.

Um,

The polytheists would say that each of these models, even as they get smarter and smarter, which they will, they're going to have limited context.

So there might be ones that specialize in going really deep into some coding problem or some scientific breakthrough or some design, or maybe even like manufacturing things with humanoid robots.

So there'll be lots of specialists and they'll actually have to communicate to each other using language, kind of like human beings.

And, you know, if there's 10 people work, 10 agents working on something, they'll,