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“You have a business in the US and then you have a business in Brazil. And in order to move money from the US to Brazil, because of the way your entities are set up, you need to move it from the US to Ireland, Ireland to Singapore, Singapore to Brazil.”
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- Cheeky Pint
“They're maybe not happening for you yet in a big way, but they're happening at an industry level.” But I think people have a hard time visualizing because they say, “Well, I don't pay at the bar using stablecoins.”
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- Cheeky Pint
“And actually the computers got much better over time to the point of almost being different things. And I think similarly people think of blockchains happening at one point in time, but we tried for the payments use case, we tried raw Bitcoin, no lightning or anything back in the day in 2013, 2014.”
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- Cheeky Pint
“No, but yeah, and I think the two sides are like if you work… I think the set of launch partners that Tempo has is exceedingly exciting because if you build for these customers, this has been super true of how Privy has sought to build, which is we will build for customers.”
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- Cheeky Pint
“I think obviously trading is going to be, I think saving is going to be, spending is going to be, I think a lot of these financial experiences are going to get rebuilt on blockchains and they will all compound each other to make the next generation of neobanks that are building on top of crypto wallets materially better across a bunch of different dimensions.”
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- Cheeky Pint
“I think that as we look at startups that are starting today, even if you were just serving the US market, it makes sense for you to build on stablecoins, for it's cheaper, it's much faster to go to market.”
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- Cheeky Pint
“I think step two with Ethereum is we've gone from a single purpose chain, Bitcoin, to now actually a programmable chain.”
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- Cheeky Pint
“I think you're going to see that while fiat US dollars are X percent of the global market, stablecoin US dollars are going to be way more forever. But I do think we, and I hope we get to local stablecoins being 15, 20% of the market because you need them transactionally in all these markets and you want to have alternative FX markets and you want people to be able to store in local currencies.”
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- Cheeky Pint