Martin Koppelmann

So for developers, if they have the idea, I want to build this and that, it's much, much, much easier to build it on Ethereum.

And this is why all those new projects build on Ethereum.

And that's where the hype is currently coming from.

Well, my hope is that people will be more equally rich.

So I'm even kind of a side project.

I'm working on a project where every person would issue their own currency, essentially, and kind of people would just mutually agree to accept each other currencies.

It's a concept called circles.

So whatever we are trying to do.

democratize money.

I'm not agreeing with that.

Well, I mean, the world is not a zero-sum game.

So you can have a world where just everything is used more efficient and we just create more.

Well, that's true.

Yeah, I mean, so that's why I'm only, I'm especially not very convinced of the Bitcoin model.

So kind of you have this limited supply and then kind of the whole world is trying to fight around that.

So I'm kind of more in the mood, or I think more of a world where, again, as new people participate in the economy, they issue their own tokens and those tokens get value.

And, well, there is, I mean, of course, there needs to be some limitations.

If you can issue unlimited tokens and whatever, that's not going to work.

Well, inflation can, or that mechanism can be used in useful ways.

So inflation is a good way to finance a public good.