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Tokenizing real-world assets is growing faster than even CZ predicted. A year and a half ago he wasn't sure if RWAs were hype. Now it's "growing like a multi-billion dollar asset allocation." "Which country doesn't want their stock to be traded globally by the global audience?" [Spoken audio]: So which company, which country doesn't want their stock to be traded globally by the global audience before, if you know, with SpaceX IPO, only Americans trade it and a few institutions around the world can, but you don't reach the masses. Now with blockchain, you can reach the masses now. So, and we've seen fairly significant trading volumes on those instruments. So, I think all of those things are happening. I'm pretty excited about RWA, stablecoins, AI commerce, or AI payments. I can't help myself. You mentioned the SpaceX IPO. As someone who has led a very large company in Binance, has seen a lot of different market cycles, what do you think about just the excitement around this particular IPO? It's a very unique moment. And look, SpaceX is not alone. It's open AI, it's pensionally anthropic coming to market too. SpareSax is unique in the sense that it's not just an AI company. It's also an internet service provider company. It's actually the largest internet service provider globally. It works great, it's a great service. It's fantastic, fast, it's cheap, it's reliable, it's just higher quality than your cable. So this is like 40 years after the internet, well 30, 40 years after the internet. So you can still build a very strong internet, like Starlink alone is a very valuable company, right? They somehow merged in XAI into it. And we got merged twice. We invested in Twitter, become X, become XAI, became SpassX. So we kind of indirectly got rolled into there, which we're very happy about. But it shows that you can still build a global ISP 30 years after the industry has matured. So ISPs were all the rage 30 years ago, but now the start link is really in the ISP. It just does it very differently and it's from space.
