Haseeb Qureshi

Exactly, exactly.

Like if you are talking about like scamming people, hacking people, like creating all sorts of nonsense on the internet, that is where AI agents have a comparative advantage.

Thanks for having me.

Always good to be here.

Crypto, you know, it's always been surprising how scary it is, even 10 years in as a crypto user, to sign a big transaction.

And it was reflecting on the fact that I've actually never been scared to send a wire transfer.

I'm never worried that, oh, you know, if I don't double, triple, quadruple check my wire transfer, I might accidentally send money to North Korea.

Right.

But I think about that every time I'm signing a big crypto transaction.

It's just like the reality is that there's so many foot guns in crypto where, you know, you're reading an address and you have to think about, oh, wait, is this an address poisoning attack?

Should I check the middle numbers instead of just beginning at the end?

Should I be thinking about my stale approvals?

I need to check the URL to make sure this is not slightly different than what it's supposed to be.

There's all these foot guns that exist in crypto that don't exist in the traditional financial system.

And

Up until now, the story in crypto, which is one that I largely believed, is that, well, this is the fault of lazy humans.

And the humans just need to get with it.

They need to get more security conscious.

They need a better opsec.

They just, this is your fault, not the technology's fault.