We ate inexpensive noodles and watched a coin with a dog’s name on it sneeze nine times. The chart did the same thing. He hit the table. Check out the wallets that never talk on social media. Take note if they shop jointly. Take two if they go without saying anything. And what if the dev doesn’t say anything?
In that case, the contract must stand on its own. Code is easy. No tax tricks. No secret mint. More info!
He enjoys how fast the tale goes. How quickly a joke spreads. The half-life of a meme. Every day, there is new art, which is better than promises that aren’t kept. This is how culture flows. Markets pay attention to punchlines. Laughter comes before liquidity, at least for a while.
AI fits in with that theater. Bots may make false appearances and voices. Scammers wear suits now. Defense needs signatures on media, watermarks on assets, and reputations that grow over time in wallets. He puts content into on-chain registries. He looks at the source before sending a clip. That sounds dull. Boring saves money.
He talks about future trends like they’re cards. Account abstraction so a friend can get their wallet back without having a panic attack. Keys for gaming sessions. You can pay for gas with any token. Crypto in chat apps where giving a tip feels as natural as like something. Stablecoins at checkout without a lot of processes.
He thinks that real-world assets are like quiet giants. Bills that are due soon on the chain. Yield that folks can talk about at supper. Not exciting, but consistent. If the pipes get clean, money comes in. Prices go down. The spreads get smaller. Builders take a breath.
He carefully points to privacy. Zero knowledge gets a rare nod. Selective transparency is better than all or nothing. Give proof. Don’t tell anyone. Compliance can connect without looking at everything. That equilibrium gets people’s attention.