Haseeb Qureshi

There's going to be some on-chain programmable rails and smart contracts you can use to facilitate different kinds of financial agreements.

It's probably not going to be a billion games.

It's probably not going to be all this other stuff that we talked about.

We kind of see the shape of it, right?

But the scale is only going to get bigger and bigger.

So if you were an early Facebook user and you're kind of like, well, what really even changed?

I already had a Facebook feed in 2010.

The internet got boring.

There's nothing more going on.

And the answer is like, okay, yeah, kind of.

That's sort of true.

But it's also not true because as the saying goes, quantity is a quality of its own.

When the scale gets big enough, it really becomes qualitatively different.

When stablecoins are the dominant way that money is moving through the world internationally, it actually really changes the way that stablecoins are.

It changes the way that blockchains are.

It changes the way that you interact with all this stuff, the way they get regulated, the way they get treated.

So I think that's where this technology is going, is that we see the shape of it and we know how it's going to fit, but it just grows bigger and bigger and bigger.

Whereas with AI, we don't know.

We don't know what it's going to look like.

We don't know even, you know, it's not a question of how big it's going to get.