Dom Kwok

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Talking Tokens: Crypto, Onchain Finance, Investing · Why Crypto Has a Brain Drain Problem | Dom & Phil Kwok · 30 Jul 2026 podcast

Great question.

Yeah, go ahead.

I think the main thing that we really saw was so much amazing technology getting built, so many cool blockchains getting funded, raising massive rounds and building really transformative blockchains, essentially, but not enough people actually knowing about them and not enough people actually knowing how to build on them or why they would build on one blockchain over the other.

And so for us, we really saw a huge gap in terms of actually educating people on these different blockchains.

And ultimately, that's one of the reasons why ETA became so popular, because they would hear about all these different chains, they would hear about all of these different, amazing pieces of technology, but not really have anywhere to go to actually dig in deeper.

And so for us,

We really solved that problem for developers while at the same time solving the problem for blockchains, which was really not having enough distribution and really not being able to tap into the world's smartest developers and bring them onto their blockchains.

And that's why today we work with pretty much all the top blockchains to actually help them get developers and help them get those projects seeded on their different networks.

Yeah, I mean, I think ultimately over the last couple of years, there's been a couple of different trends.

You know, there's been, of course, you know, times when people are really interested in consumer applications.

There's been times when people are really focused on institutions and bring them on board, which is kind of the phase that we're at right now.

So I think it really, you know, it really ebbs and flows in terms of what people are actually interested in.

Of course, there was also a big gaming meta.

You know, a couple of years back where everyone was trying to build on chain games.

And of course, the use cases there are extremely, you know, definitely apparent.

But I think overarching theme, of course, in crypto and blockchain is really about number one stable coins.

So stable coins are probably the one product that really has proven product market fit.

You know, things like USDT, USDC, RLUSD, all of these different stable coins are out there in order to help people transact more seamlessly and more, you know, efficiently at a lower cost as well.

And ultimately give people power over their own funds.

and allow them to custody their own money, which obviously is not really the case when you store it with a bank due to fractional reserve banking and all these things.

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