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A new trend in finance, also called 'Entertainment Finance 2.0', characterized by individuals and communities trading together, often facilitated by live streamers and social media platforms. It's described as a new frontier.

A crypto-native protocol that will become accessible to a wider audience through regulated financial super apps.

A crypto-native protocol that will become accessible to a wider audience through regulated financial super apps. Mentioned in an example of trading equities on Drift.

A crypto-native protocol that will become accessible to a wider audience through regulated financial super apps.

A personal finance company given as an example of a firm that could become one of the regulated financial super apps.

A regulatory framework envisioned by SEC Chair Paul Atkins that allows three types of assets (non-security crypto, tokenized securities, traditional securities) to be traded on a single user interface, converging regulated finance and permissionless protocols.

The foundational technology, or global ledgers, that will power the issuance, access, and trading of assets in the new Internet Capital Markets.

The current capital markets infrastructure, described as being about 100 years old, inefficient, bloated, and held together by rent-seeking intermediaries like exchanges, clearing houses, and custodians.

A new financial paradigm envisioned as a single, global, 24/7, programmable, and permissionless market built on blockchain technology, allowing anyone to trade any asset from any software modality. This system is predicted to absorb the functions of the legacy system.

A crypto-focused investment firm founded by Kyle Samani.

Founder of Multicoin Capital who pitches the decentralized infrastructure token GEODNET.

An American businessman, politician, and philanthropist who served as the 108th mayor of New York City. He is cited as the last best example of effective, strong governance in a major city.