Brian Armstrong

It's the longer-term trend that I think is interesting.

Well, you know, I don't like to make short-term predictions because who knows?

It's the market, you know, short-term voting machine, long-term weighing machine or whatever.

So I think...

I don't think people should be day trading unless you really want to do that.

I'm more of a buy and hold kind of guy for the long term.

And I think that the cool thing about Bitcoin is that it doesn't, unlike fiat currency, there's no money printer, right?

So the supply of it is fixed.

It's finite.

And so as more people integrate crypto and use crypto, there's more demand and finite supply.

That only means the price can go up.

That's why I said by 2030, I think it could hit a million dollars.

Yeah, so tokenization is kind of a buzzword right now, and it is really important as a trend, because the same thing that happened with stablecoins, where a dollar got tokenized, and now suddenly people all over the world can use it, and there's fast, cheap global payments.

The same thing is now happening in the equities market, and every kind of asset class, really, that people might want to invest in.

There's about 4 billion adults right now who are unbrokered.

Some people have heard about being unbanked.

There's also about 4 billion people who are unbrokered, meaning they don't have any way to invest in high-quality assets, whether that's American tech companies or the latest BlackRock or Apollo Fund or anything like that.

And so when you tokenize it, there's a bunch of efficiency gains, but it's also about just democratizing access.

And there's sort of like this balance between capital and labor, right?

And for people who only make their income from labor, they're oftentimes left out of this wealth creation engine, which is the ability to invest some of their hard-earned money in high-quality assets.