One of the biggest trends in cryptocurrencies is RWAs or real world assets.

Here's the issue that a lot of people don't understand. Real world assets is basically taking things from the real world, like for example, I don't know, real estate or loans or whatever the case is, and they're bringing them to crypto and they're tokenizing it in cryptocurrency.

The issue is the regulatory compliance as well as the way that they vet people. There's always, when it comes to real world assets, there's always some connector, right?

There's going to be a connector from the real world to crypto, and that connector is usually centralized for what I'm looking at. That's the innovation. The innovation needs to happen at that connector.

The similar thing happened with Oracle services with Chainlink. This is why Chainlink was one of the top producing coins. So when it comes to real world assets, that's specifically what I'm looking at.

I'm looking at who could decentralize that connector because they're obviously different industries. That connector is the most important thing.