My favorite part of this Bloomberg article is seeing the words crypto and NFTs coincide with financial technology.
That’s the space I want to help build. One we can be proud of. One people look toward as a place where inventions are created and new innovators get their first legs in the financial tech world.
That’s how I think about StonkBrokers: a decentralized financial incubator layer on Robinhood Chain.
Infrastructure, liquidity, distribution, and a community that can help new ideas become real financial technology while shifting the mindset from short-term speculation toward long-term innovation.
We shouldn’t make our bread by front-running each other and using normies as exit liquidity. We should create value through invention, proprietary ideas, and building financial technology that didn’t exist before.
We want great ideas to have somewhere to start, somewhere to scale, and people willing to bet on innovation.
So that one day, when our kids are old enough to enter crypto, we can be excited for them to become the next generation of innovators instead of worried about them falling into degeneracy and scams.
Crypto should be a little Silicon Valley, a place where the next generation of financial technology is invented.
Creativity and distribution that’s the moat.
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Robinhood’s NFT boom is gonna cascade to mainnet one way or another, no doubt.
I’m wondering if all that volume will flow to existing projects or if we will see new players emerge
Thoughts?