349: Inside Openfort: Fixing Wallets, Crypto UX and Privacy, and the Road to 2026 with Guest Speaker Joan Alavedra
And so obviously, if you showcase that you have product sense, like product taste, and that you are answering the why now question correctly, or in a way that makes sense for their investment thesis, I think that kind of like increases the odds of having a successful round.
349: Inside Openfort: Fixing Wallets, Crypto UX and Privacy, and the Road to 2026 with Guest Speaker Joan Alavedra
The two things that I would point out, it's one, it's never been more clear that everyone will have their own wallets, but that we will also have many wallet technology involved in everything related to stablecoins.
349: Inside Openfort: Fixing Wallets, Crypto UX and Privacy, and the Road to 2026 with Guest Speaker Joan Alavedra
So that means that you will have smart contracts that will act as escrows and you'll have technology for that, that you will have smart contracts act as a permission layer to, you know, automatize pull and push payments.
349: Inside Openfort: Fixing Wallets, Crypto UX and Privacy, and the Road to 2026 with Guest Speaker Joan Alavedra
And I think, I mean, I honestly think that it's one of the spaces where there's so much things to do in wallet that you can raise in different verticals and angles and still have like a very solidified and big time.
349: Inside Openfort: Fixing Wallets, Crypto UX and Privacy, and the Road to 2026 with Guest Speaker Joan Alavedra
And so in privacy, you can raise, you know, you can raise around for either focusing on having an encrypted blockchain or a private focused blockchain.
349: Inside Openfort: Fixing Wallets, Crypto UX and Privacy, and the Road to 2026 with Guest Speaker Joan Alavedra
And with that factor, you have like another huge vertical where you can literally justify that many of the payments that we are doing today in the blockchain are public.
349: Inside Openfort: Fixing Wallets, Crypto UX and Privacy, and the Road to 2026 with Guest Speaker Joan Alavedra
That was a feature for many, you know, consumer products back in 2015 with like the Venmos, the cash apps where you could see like what your friends are buying and stuff like that.