Kyle Samani

Speaking of trading with friends, you know Jim Cramer really was Entertainment Finance 1.0.

But as we think about what Entertainment Finance 2.0 looks like, we think it looks a lot more like Roaring Kitty or Dave Portnoy.

There are today tens of thousands of streamers all over the world streaming content and trading with their fans and their audience members, and this is happening every day on Solana.

With internet capital markets, you're going to be able to have groups of people, anyone, anywhere, all trade the same asset together, all from one live stream.

This is going to be one of the new frontiers in social finance.

And lastly, of course, we cannot forget podcasts.

Soon, you're going to be able to buy Tremont's newest SPAC, maybe some Uber from Jason,

Maybe buy some Bitcoin or some Solana or make a bet on a prediction market all while you're watching your favorite besties.

Internet capital markets are gonna have a profound effect on how we view and think about and understand markets as they become embedded into media.

Markets are no longer just gonna exist in some silo in London or Wall Street.

Markets are gonna become the media and the media is gonna become the channel.

Just as software has eaten the world over the last 20 years, internet capital markets are going to absorb every function of capital formation, trading, settlement and risk.

The legacy system is not going to adapt.

It's going to be consumed.

And this shift is not going to happen alone.

It's happening in parallel with AI, one of the most transformative technologies of our lifetimes.

If AI is rewriting how companies are built, then internet capital markets are rewriting how companies are going to be financed, traded and owned.

It's an incredibly exciting time to be an investor and a builder in this space.

This is truly a generational opportunity that only presents itself when the conditions are just right.

We finally have the alignment on both the technology side and the regulatory side to get there.