Networked money flows to where it is most demanded.

Stablecoins let new users experiment with crypto in a unit of account they're intimately familiar with. A major UX improvement.

Blockchains are energy for financial assets because they allow them to move in ways that weren't possible before.

Stablecoins make dollars networked. When money is networked, it doesn't have to wait for someone to press a button to move it. Dollars can now move on their own, routing to wherever they're the most productive.

Stablecoins let your dollars be productive in ways TradFi simply cannot mimic. Your dollars actually can work for you on their own.

Money that moves faster creates markets that don't exist yet.

We like to say that crypto enables programmable money, but what that means is that money can be reactive - it can move, adapt, and flow in real time.

Stablecoins let us trace the flow of dollars in real time. Blockchains make velocity observable. Money becomes data and memory.

Unlike businesses that simply sell products, in networks users create much of the overall value. Ownership makes it possible for them to get a piece of the value they create.

Turning participation into upside.

Equities reward capital while cryptocurrencies can reward contribution. New ways for value to flow.

You might not still be completely early to Bitcoin but you're still early to what it unlocks.

Who gets the inflation? Fiat rewards sitting close to the spigot, Protocols (should) reward behavior that benefits the network.