Michael Saylor
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard 14 Jun
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And so that was a big boost.
It was a much more difficult future to see two years ago than it is today.
At this point, I would say
There's still a lot of uncertainty about the utility that you can provide to a tokenized currency, tokenized security, or tokenized commodity, or just the creation of a token.
There's a lot of uncertainty there.
And we're hoping for the Clarity Act to clear some of that uncertainty away.
But there's no question that there's a consensus there.
that there is utility in being able to tokenize securities, tokenize currencies, tokenize commodities, create tokens, right?
The perfect world is you can issue a crypto token to raise capital for a small mid-sized business and it takes like two days and 40 bucks, right?
Like the ICO on steroids, what if 40 million companies could all issue their own token to raise capital?
right, that would be good for the world.
And it's pretty obvious that if I could move money at the speed of light in the form of digital dollars, you know, like a stable coin, and if it had all the utility of, you know, paying yield and the like, that'd be great for the dollar, right?
There'd be $10 trillion of demand for that.
And I think there's consensus that people would like to be able to do digital exchanges, DeFi, right?
We'd like to be able to enter into trades, you know, friction-free, permissionless, speed of light.
You know, if I want 50x leverage, you know, in a flash loan on Sunday morning, right, against any two asset pairs,
Cool.
And I think you need these tokenizing networks.
And I think Ethereum led the charge on that.
So I think that's being recognized by the marketplace.
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