Oct 20, 2026 · 51 min · 16 segments
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You know, for me, as I've told you all the time, technology takes a long time to deploy and get it started.

And I'm not surprised to hear that they've been going back, you know, to all the way back to 2018 testing and working with this stuff.

And now they're finally at the point where I think the world and these companies feel comfortable with the technology.

You're starting to see, you know, which companies felt, or I should say, which blockchains institutions felt comfortable or where they landed.

And here we are landing on Stellar, which is good, right? And this is certainly a public blockchain.

Like I said, Stellar's main role in this will be to handle the issuance and tokenization of these assets.


There's been a lot of talk about, oh, everybody's going to do things privately and we're not going to be able to make any money.

You know, for me, as I've told you all the time, technology takes a long time to deploy and get it started.

And I'm not surprised to hear that they've been going back, you know, to all the way back to 2018 testing and working with this stuff.

And now they're finally at the point where I think the world and these companies feel comfortable with the technology.

You're starting to see, you know, which companies felt, or I should say, which blockchains institutions felt comfortable or where they landed.

And here we are landing on Stellar, which is good, right? And this is certainly a public blockchain.

Like I said, Stellar's main role in this will be to handle the issuance and tokenization of these assets.


There's been a lot of talk about, oh, everybody's going to do things privately and we're not going to be able to make any money.
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