Kyle Samani

The right instantiation of it is not social content, it's financial.

By betting on a game, it makes it way more entertaining and engaging.

And putting finance as that second screen experience alongside the sports is going to drive all new engagement in sports TV.

Thank you.

I haven't done the work, but I hope others do.

One dirty secret is we all know that everyone likes to bring their phone to the throne.

And soon you're going to be able to swipe to bet while you're taking care of business.

My point in sharing this is that internet capital markets are going to be embedded in software everywhere, and you're going to have all new kinds of ways to trade.

It might look like swipe to trade, as shown here.

Could be type to trade.

Could be tap to trade.

People are going to play with all kinds of fun new ways to trade.

Speaking of text to trade, I think in the pretty near future, our favorite besties are going to be trading directly in their group chat.

In this case, Jason's buying some Robinhood, obviously.

And this is all powered by super state equities on Drift.

Millions of people actually already trade crypto assets using Telegram bots that are not too dissimilar from this illustrative example I'm showing here on the screen.

But right now that's mostly contained just in crypto circles.

We expect that this kind of experience is gonna make its way for trading all kinds of assets and prediction markets.

We think in sports betting in particular, this is gonna be super pervasive.

Being able to chat with your friends and make bets on sports in a group chat is gonna go viral.