Ryan

I know Robinhood is basically there's white labeling a bank.

There's a bank in the back end.

So

This has nothing to do with any sort of bankless values, but I do appreciate good UX in 2026.

And nothing else comes close in terms of the financing world, like personal finance world as to like the UX of Robinhood.

And I even got a Robinhood debit card.

It's amazing.

Interesting.

I do know that a lot of Asian exchanges are looking at the U.S.

market a little bit more hungrier than usual.

And this is just based off sponsor conversations with Mantle slash Bybit, same, same, and also BitGet.

Like for some reason, the Asian exchanges are looking towards the United States a little bit more aggressively than they have in the past.

I don't know what the timing is with that other than maybe just like, you know, all the regulatory clarity and approvals that we've been getting domestically.

But I do know that that is something that they are eyeing on.

There's a third duopoly that we have to talk about.

Kalshi versus Polymarket.

Who wins the prediction market wars in 2026?

The volume of where people are participants, like prediction market participants, where they're placing their money is very different.

If you're on Kalshi versus Polymarket, Kalshi is predominantly sports betting and Polymarket is a little bit more diversified.

Kalshi is a little bit more United States, domestic.