Sam Kamani

Exactly.

Yeah, fantastic.

I was going to ask you this question, which you already answered around killer apps in a way.

Because, you know, one of the, like, I feel like crypto or Web3 and blockchain has very few real-world use cases.

One of that is payments, very, very big, through stablecoins, all that.

Another one is DeFi, through staking, restaking, liquid staking, wards, all sorts of infrastructure around it.

And then the third one is

you know, prediction markets, gambling, trading, all that stuff in one.

Is there any other use cases you have come across or what do you think would be the next big use case that will come up if you haven't then in the next, say, 12 months?

Yeah, it was 98%.

98%, yeah.

Yeah, because 99% of that is US denominated like USDT, USDC, even though there's hundreds of stablecoins.

And it will change though, it will change.

I'm very optimistic.

I have a reason or theory or hypothesis on why it will change is because now every country is looking at it and saying that it's kind of like exporting your financial policy to US.

So if U.S.

decides to reduce the value of U.S.

dollar by printing more money, they get affected or increase the value and they get affected.

So it's like they want their own.

So they are going to be like I know for some African countries that people I've interviewed and stuff, they are looking at even banning USDT, USDC in their country so that they can take control of their own monetary policy.