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Join us tomorrow at 6:30 PM UK time for a brilliant conversation with @flex4blox from @coinfund . We discuss the great token reset, why many crypto tokens may not need to exist, on-chain finance, RWAs, stablecoins, AI and what could drive crypto’s next major inflection point. [Spoken audio]: At a high level, crypto stopped being a religion and became a business, so now we're seeing adoption and scaling out of proof of concepts into real commercialization. Today's guest is Alex Felix, co-founder, managing partner, and CIO of CoinFun, who co-founded one of the earliest crypto-native investment firms in 2015 and now backs the next generation of on-chain finance and AI-driven crypto infrastructure. You know, when I step back, it's been kind of crazy. nine years of bear market and on two years of bull market. So we're very used to building during times of uncertainty and with issues, but we've made so much progress. Do you think we're on more of a sustained kind of path to success? I think from a price action and macro perspective, it's hard to say volatility still doesn't exist, but in terms of the stability we're seeing from real end user use cases, specifically payments, that's just going up into the rest. We seem to certainly be moving away from this kind of speculative asset class into one that has more maturity and usage. I think we're headed for what I'd call kind of a great token reset. I think one thing we missed is that not every business needs a token. Is there something that surprised you in regards to the cryptocurrency space? There are real benefits to 24-7 trading and liquidity and collateral movements between financial institutions. So, you know, I was a little bit skeptical. I'm like, how does it all play out? Do you think AI broadly right now is in a bubble?
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