Investment analyst, amateur PC builder, videogames enthusiast, almost decent guitarist, foodie, wannabe spaceship captain, and world's okayest dad and husband.
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If it could, though, and 10-20% of the population owned our own autonomous vehicle, we could get rid of parking lots. Set your daily chauffeur to Uber mode and have it rack up some fares while you work at the office or home or wherever. I like that vision for the future. I could play on my Steam deck while driving.
The leash is invisible
Pro tip - if you commit an arrestible infraction, the local government will provide a small team at no cost to deploy an assistive device which allows you to walk in this manner with minimal to no effort.
I think there are real structural drivers under the hood. Most people only see the token prices and assume that's the whole story. But the major financial players pouring millions of dollars into crypto and their own rails (JPM, Microsoft, Franklin Templeton, etc.) will only continue to spur innovation over the coming decade. We'll see explosive growth in token prices well before 2035, provided that the next administration doesn't try to regulate the industry to hell and back. Regulation will be a good thing as far as it will further help legitimize and entrench DeFi in modern finance, so long as we don't start banning things willy nilly.