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00:00¿Por qué vamos a empezar con la acción en Washington?
00:02¿Qué piensa esto significa para la criptografía y más específicamente cuando se trata de Bitcoin y Ether?
00:07Este es básicamente el primer guión en un gran stampede dentro de este espacio.
00:12A lot de los grandes institucionales de inversiones han estado en las sidelines.
00:16Han estado mirando a este mercado para un tiempo,
00:19ambos Bitcoin y Ether, y especialmente stablecoins.
00:22Han wanted a entrar, pero han estado nervioso sobre el ambiente de regulación,
00:25especialmente aquí en Estados Unidos, porque hemos estado lagando por los últimos años.
00:30Esto básicamente unlocks que entire ecosistema.
00:33Así que expectamos un stampede de bancos, institucionales, empresas,
00:38y empresas que se han adoptado.
00:41Hemos algo como 50 o 60 millones de americanos con cripto,
00:44pero esperamos a ver un gran engajamiento aquí.
00:48Y vamos a ver un montón de anuncios,
00:50especialmente en empresas que se han vendido Ether para sus treasurías.
00:55All right.
00:56Están diciendo que las personas son más open a la criptografía,
00:58but a lot of the action really seems to be focused on Bitcoin.
01:01You're somebody, you're part of, you know, an Ether trade alliance.
01:04So talk to us about what this could potentially mean for Ether.
01:07Now, Ether is generally seen as kind of a crypto you can kind of build apps and things on.
01:12Do you see it also becoming a bigger part of retirement accounts,
01:15just holdings for retail investors more broadly?
01:16I absolutely do.
01:19So the key to Ethereum's success is the fact that it is the main programmable ecosystem
01:23on which you can build stable coins, real world assets.
01:26Something like 85% of all the real world assets, like things that exist off-chain,
01:31are tokenized and delivered on-chain.
01:33We saw last month an announcement by Robinhood
01:35that they were going to build their own layer two network on top of Ethereum.
01:38And very importantly, in that network,
01:41they're going to be offering investment products that you can't get in any other place.
01:45So I think this is going to draw more people in to this crypto ecosystem.
01:49And because Ether is the currency that is used as the foundation for this Ethereum economy,
01:55it's the power for all these Ethereum transactions.
01:57It's what we call gas in the ecosystem.
02:00That means that if you want to transact on Ethereum,
02:03you're going to have to have or use some Ether,
02:05which I think over the long run is going to drive tremendous demand for Ether
02:08and make it probably potentially a much larger asset than Bitcoin.
02:13And right now, Ether's up about 5%.
02:14I want to go to stable coins.
02:15A lot of talk about stable coins.
02:17Why should we care so much about stable coins?
02:20Why do we need legislation surrounding them?
02:22So we need legislation because stable coins aren't really explicitly covered
02:26in any existing infrastructure, but they're gaining tremendous traction.
02:31I mean, even before this legislation took place,
02:33Last month, it's estimated there were about $800 billion in stable coin transactions worldwide.
02:39And that's up 100% from about the same time a year ago.
02:42We've got institutional investors piling into this space.
02:45They're going to use dollar tokens, which are what stable coins are mostly are today,
02:50to buy those kind of tokenized assets and make purchases.
02:55And it's also going to transform the entire payments ecosystem, right?
02:59In the traditional financial system, we think about payments in terms of days
03:02and a cost in terms of dollars.
03:04On-chain, we think about transactions costing about a penny
03:08and executing it under a second.
03:10That's the benchmark we're headed to in Ethereum.
03:12And that's really quite radical and different experience.
03:29Thank you.
03:42Thank you.

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