Gregg BellGuest
Jacquelyn MelinekHost
And so this was a recognition that there is incredible power with an asset when it's moved on chain.

I think it's come back full circle today in that we see a lot of assets that are now moving on chain, RWAs.

We're at the summit here, the RWA summit, That's really focused on that very thing.

It can provide a whole bunch of different benefits when it's properly recorded and moved on chain.
How has your maybe investment thesis or vision changed over the years from back then when you started that company to where you are now?

I think there was a time period when the users of this technology, of course, were individuals.

And that was really empowering financial freedom, of course, and creating more productivity of these assets that are latent, that were not being able to use this as for leverage.

into businesses that are beginning to have the risk tolerance to engage with this industry.

So I think that what's changed to me is maybe less so the potential for empowering people, but it's empowering businesses and empowering governments.

It's an incredible technology with a very wide range of applications, but the user base is changing.

And that, to me, is what has been really exciting and fulfilling in terms of a practitioner.

And so this was a recognition that there is incredible power with an asset when it's moved on chain.

I think it's come back full circle today in that we see a lot of assets that are now moving on chain, RWAs.

We're at the summit here, the RWA summit, That's really focused on that very thing.

It can provide a whole bunch of different benefits when it's properly recorded and moved on chain.
How has your maybe investment thesis or vision changed over the years from back then when you started that company to where you are now?

I think there was a time period when the users of this technology, of course, were individuals.

And that was really empowering financial freedom, of course, and creating more productivity of these assets that are latent, that were not being able to use this as for leverage.

into businesses that are beginning to have the risk tolerance to engage with this industry.

So I think that what's changed to me is maybe less so the potential for empowering people, but it's empowering businesses and empowering governments.

It's an incredible technology with a very wide range of applications, but the user base is changing.

And that, to me, is what has been really exciting and fulfilling in terms of a practitioner.
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