Michael Saylor

And we would eliminate the two years or three years of friction.

Right now, it takes three years to take a company public.

It's ridiculous, right?

It takes a year to raise a small amount of money.

The amount of money people spend on lawyers is greater than the amount of money that they need to raise in most cases.

So, yeah, I would have a digital token which people could use to raise capital.

And we would have digital exchanges that, you know, work 24-7, 365, that were friction-free, that, you know, had massive functionality.

And the AIs would trade with the AIs a billion times a minute.

And we would be able to tokenize every security.

So every single security would be tokenized and be trading 24-7, 365 with self-custody everywhere in the world.

And the world would be a better place.

And I published that, I think March, I went to the White House summit and I published a digital assets taxonomy.

I posted it on my accent on my webpage.

That would have been March of 2025, about a year ago.

But the point is, it's above my pay grade, right?

No one's asking me.

And I don't think we're going to get 100% pure, you know, digital assets moving at the speed of light with all of the guardrails taken off.

I think

There's a tension between TradFi and the established financial structures and the established banking, established securities, established law, established whatever.

And the crypto ethos, permissionless, self-custody, you know, friction-free, perfect everything.