To enable more people to access the financial system, we need to lower the barriers for checking if someone is a legitimate vendor.

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

We need to lower barriers for companies to work with the Department of Defense, making it easier for them to navigate the procurement process.

The goal is to lower the barrier for entry in design while also raising the ceiling on what can be achieved, allowing more people to participate in the design process.

Entering enterprise markets can be challenging due to bureaucracy and the need to navigate complex purchasing processes.

The challenge is to create a market that allows any provider to sell their storage, which could lead to better unit economics than centralized providers.

The internet must remain accessible to everyone, and having a universal currency will drive innovation and speed in building new solutions.

The regulatory burden in fintech creates a barrier to entry, allowing established players to maintain high profits while new entrants struggle to compete.

Our biggest problem as a company is that we cannot act like an Internet company when opening a new market; we have to partner with local banks and navigate different regulatory environments.