Matthew Prince

I'm trying to not have to be the person that has to build it.

But again, at some level, if we're the only one who has the problem, maybe we do have to figure that out.

So if you want to go build like a layer one, you know, blockchain that can support 100 million transactions per second, you know, call us.

Because I think that's going to be, that is what is necessary in order for us to help build what is going to be the business model that will be sustainable for the internet in a world of agents.

Because as I understand, if we're going to bake stablecoin payments... You're a Cloudflare customer and we turn this on and we say, oh, only these guys over here get it.

You don't get it.

Like, I mean, that's just gonna... Like, it doesn't like... Yeah, but don't you have to like fund stablecoin wallets?

All of those things can happen very quickly.

Okay, all right.

Yeah, I get it.

We're a fairly substantial public company.

That's not going to be our limiting factor.

We're not a startup.

And so our limiting factor isn't going to be how do we go convince everyone to do it.

The limiting factor is going to be how do we make sure that when we turn it on, it can actually scale as big as you want.

And again, that's a high-class problem, but it is a problem that we think about.

And what the worst case is,

is we do it and it starts to scale and it breaks.

And so that's what we're trying to make sure is that we've, if this takes off the way we think it will, that it can continue to scale up and support that because agent traffic isn't slowing down.

It's going to go just straight up.