Running a company in the crypto space is particularly difficult because you're forced to evolve as the market cycles come and go.

No matter how much we grow, we must always obsess over our users and stay updated with their evolving needs, especially in the fast-changing crypto space.

The only advice I have for starting something big is to pick a market where there's potential for growth if your idea works. Beyond that, it's about taking one step at a time for a long time.

We're still in the early days of crypto and tokens, and any predictions made now have a low chance of being accurate due to the rapid evolution of the ecosystem.

Despite the challenges, now is a great time to work on crypto ideas due to advancements in programmable money and AI, but the regulatory environment in the U.S. makes it difficult for crypto to regain its appeal.

During a crypto winter, we must hunker down and use our resources effectively to continue building, so we can ride the next wave of crypto adoption.

Long-term thinking is crucial for humanity, especially as we face challenges like climate change, which are unintended consequences of our actions.

Investors should be patient and understand that investing in startups is a long-term game, requiring support through the company's ups and downs.

I see blockchain and crypto as opportunities to create new experiences that can dramatically change people's behavior.