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Running the $13 trillion daily repo market more efficiently on shared infrastructure is the opportunity, not reinventing it. Even a fraction of a basis point compounds into a large number at that scale. @YuvalRooz discusses with @MooninPapa on the @CoinBureau Podcast. [Spoken audio]: We're not trying to reinvent finance from the ground up. And I think that a lot of things that happen in DeFi is people that effectively marketed these DeFi protocols as, oh, look, it's just Wall Street never giving you the opportunity to invest in these yields. And that was just, in my opinion, a lie, right? They've effectively just like a lot of times in crypto, people create new terms to effectively, in my opinion, off-escape what they're really doing. Like, why do we have to create the term looping? Looping is just leverage. That's all it is. It's like you're literally, you're literally taking a loan against your asset and reinvesting in the asset. You're just leveraging the asset. You're not doing, this is not a new concept, right? So what people did is they take made up assets that had no connection to reality. And then they just put massive amount of leverage into assets that are very volatile. Guess what? Also in real world, real world markets, when there's tons of leverage, there's deleveraging. When deleveraging happens, it ain't pretty. So the thing that maybe the delta in what we're doing is I'm not trying to take the repo market, which is about $13 trillion of Notion all day and turn it into 50. That's not what I'm trying to do. I'm just trying to take that $13 trillion and run it on Cantom. I'm not trying to create this massive new leverage in the system because customers that we are working with are not trying to make up new yields that don't exist today. What they're actually saying, if I can actually squeeze half a bit out of a $13 trillion market, amazing. You could do the calculation later on of what is a half a bit out of $13 trillion, and it's a big number, right? So we're not trying to say like, oh, how do I now squeeze 20% out of that number? It's trying to look for these efficiencies, right? We're not trying to recreate finance from the ground up. We're just saying like, there's better way to run finance as it is today, and the numbers are ginormous if you do it. We don't actually have to do those things and that's, I think, the biggest difference in what we're doing and what the rest of crypto have done.
