The future of crypto includes stable coins, which have proven to be effective in countries with currency devaluation, and we see potential for blockchain technology to transform stock trading.

The future of early-stage fundraising will likely continue to focus on liquidity, with tokens providing instant liquidity compared to traditional equity investments. The trend towards faster liquidity in startup investments is accompanied by an increase in secondary trading and more equity secondaries being executed in startups.

Investors are increasingly able to invest in both equity and tokens simultaneously, with evolving structures in the ICO market reflecting this trend.

Currently, the financial world is layered with investment advisors and brokers, making it difficult for individuals to access opportunities. We aim to tokenize real-world assets and make financial products more accessible globally.

Companies are becoming cheaper to start and raise funds due to advancements in legal automation and standardization, making it easier for investors to invest.

Investors today are focusing on building physical infrastructure like data centers, similar to how they invested in fiber infrastructure during the internet boom.

The current excitement around ICOs and cryptocurrencies reflects a significant shift in how projects can be funded and developed in a decentralized manner.

Investing in a low-cost ETF is one of the best pieces of advice for young people. It allows you to participate in the market without the high fees associated with day trading, which most people lose money on.

The narrative around venture capital is changing, as the public markets have lost faith in the private markets due to a history of poor IPOs and a lack of transparency.