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Ansem and Banks talk about how important the race to “gamify” crypto trading is [Spoken audio]: Even in line with the content stuff and how important the content stuff is, I feel like we need to gamify trading and I feel like the race to gamify trading is like a really important one that I don't know that a lot of people are talking about or focused on, but I don't know. I saw you interact with a tweet. I think from Veebu was the, was the Twitter and it was something like this. It was probably a good spot to build a viral social app on Solana, Well, spring of capital retail participants Base publicly seated this category perfect conditions for new pump fund front-tec drip in my opinion. You said agree heavily Yeah, one expand. I think um, I agree on the gamify and trading piece I think one of the reasons that people are like shy away from trading is I think it's too difficult to learn They kind of shy away from finance things in general and there's like only a small subset of people that do think it's like like it's interesting to learn about, but if it was more attractive to the average person, anybody can learn how to trade. Like there's nothing that prevents somebody with zero knowledge about trading to learn how to trade. It's one of the easiest things that you can teach yourself on your own. I think this is why meme coins are so successful. Yeah, I agree. I think like meme points make it like a game for people. It's like entertaining. It's very easy to understand. It's easy to understand. It's like, I said this the other day, I was like, one of the reasons that Dogecoin went so high is because you have this set of buyers who were never going to buy stocks, didn't care about stocks at all, or didn't have any money invested in the stock market. But they don't invest in Dogecoin. And they don't invest in Dogecoin because they relate to the meme. They think the meme's funny. It's like fun to invest with their friends and all these different things. Elon's attached to it. So something that they can understand easily and is relatable. And I think it's kind of discounted a lot, like how much, like how large that group of people is that will invest in whatever or buy whatever meme, but it won't invest in stocks. Like if you look at Instagram, for example, Instagram has what, like three billion users, but the holders of Meta is only like 30 million. It's only like 30 people and 30 million people that own MetaStop. That's why I spoke on, I think like having some, figuring out a way that all the, the reason Meta has value is because all the people on Instagram are spending a fuck ton of time on that app, contributing a lot of value to the network by using their time, their attention and whatever. People pay for ads on Meta because there's three billion people on the app, like all the fucking time. But the people who are like, determining the value of this network typically don't have a stake in the upside. And so if you can figure out a way to kind of flip the social media model on its head where the people who actually are the reason the network has value, also have upside in the value of the network. There's a completely like regime change on how all these things operate. And I think that one of the reasons, one of the ways to do that is through memes. I guess it sounds crazy to say, but I do think that this Gen Z- No, it's only-
