Sam Kamani

Privacy is a concern for a business, a corporate, financial institution, funds, all that stuff.

So that's a very good insight that you have.

yeah my view is that i'm all for privacy or i'm all for those sort of things as long as they don't reduce convenience because when a consumer is given a choice between a convenience and privacy they will always choose the route of convenience over privacy if you can reduce one click for someone

and reduce one pop-up for someone, do it.

You know, make that choice default.

And that's what Silicon Valley always did really, really well.

It's like whether it was the iPhone where you didn't need a manual, you could just figure it out.

So the more convenient you make, the less clicks, one-click checkout by Amazon or every single thing that they did was to increase convenience because we want to save mental energy.

Yeah, that's fair.

So, yeah, I have a question around the infrastructure side.

So, you know, when designing infrastructure for your own self, for OpenFort, how do you build?

Because our industry moves so, so fast.

It changes all the time.

So how do you build things that can survive

Changes by different chains, changes in different programming languages, UX, everything is continuously changing.

And it's like, it's kind of working as a mechanic on a engine that is still working, you know, still going all day.

Pistons are still firing.

The bells are still spinning.

How do you work?

It's so, so challenging because we have thousands of chains, thousands of different protocols, and everyone's changing things all the time.