The Internet deserves and requires a native currency, which is why I'm a huge believer in Bitcoin.

The idea of a global currency outside government control is a logical and important step in technological advancement.

Connecting everyone to the internet is essential, as over half the world is still offline, and solving global challenges requires collective participation.

The internet will have its own native currency, and cryptocurrencies are the means to communicate value securely across it without third parties.

The internet was expected to be a great equalizer, but it has centralized wealth in Silicon Valley. Making programming more accessible can help distribute opportunities more evenly.

A digital currency like Bitcoin can simplify our operations, allowing us to potentially launch a product in every market around the world using the same currency.

In a future where information is freely shared, the concept of money may change significantly, as access to resources becomes universal.

I believe that the currency we use is a huge part of the answer to increasing access to the economy.

The legislation will also address interoperability across countries, setting a template for global cooperation in stablecoin regulation, which is crucial for the technology's legitimacy.