Kyle Samani

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488 appearances 3 recordings 2 series first heard Oct 2025 last heard 12 Jun

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They look like Robinhood, Coinbase, SoFi, and many others.
Soon, you're going to be able to access crypto-native protocols, such as JITO, Drift, Camino, and a lot of others, directly from these regulated financial super apps.
In this REG super app vision,
The worlds of regulated financial services and permissionless crypto protocols are converging.
And this is going to open up access to capital markets for people all over the world.
And it's going to result in an absolute boom in on-chain DeFi activity.
Taken together, we are at a critical inflection point.
For the first time in 100 years, the technology and the regulatory frameworks have come into alignment.
And that's created an opportunity for innovation and ultimately for rebirth of our capital market structure.
This combination is creating the substrate on top of which we can finally build internet capital markets.
At the highest level, internet capital markets should just be thought of as one global market.
A market in which anyone, anywhere, with just a phone and an internet connection can trade any asset from any software modality.
It's actually a beautifully simple concept.
Blockchains are going to be the infrastructure that powers all of the issuance access trading of those assets.
With internet capital markets, finance becomes an internet native primitive for the first time ever.
All right, with all this context, let's now look at some pretty fun examples on how we think internet capital markets are gonna come to life.
Reading the journal and think the Fed's gonna cut interest rates?
Well, with internet capital markets, you're gonna be able to bet on the interest rates on using something like Kalashie without ever even leaving the journal.
As this kind of a behavior proliferates, we expect that the nature of media itself is gonna change because a lot of media is now gonna be derived from the prediction markets.
The kind of analogy to understand would be, if you look at most financial media today, it's de facto about a stock price or an interest rate.
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