Tom Bilyeu

Solana being one that delivered a lot of wins for a lot of people, but it came at the like, you needed big swings.

Do you want to see, like to you, is the volatility of Solana advantageous or something that you hope diminishes over time?

And would you see Solana at any point paying dividends?

Okay, that's one way to make money.

Certainly logical, easy to track.

The Solana hotdog stand, you're a validator, you make money off the tips.

That makes sense.

I've made money off Solana though, just by holding the token and it went up in value.

So I could, I mean, I guess it's all theoretical right now, but I could sell it and presumably assuming price holds, I would make a pretty penny off that.

So that's the second way of making money.

Well, that's speculation.

You're not making money.

You're speculating.

You can speculate on anything.

For sure.

For sure.

Now, on that, though, that's the part that requires the volatility to be interesting.

In your answer, I heard that the volatility is not interesting to you.

Far more interesting that people judge it by how much value are we adding to a user.

And so treat it like you would treat a standard investment.