let's bring in tim draper. tim, love chatting with you about bitcoin.alk to us about some of the underlying blockchain technologies you have been interested and investing in. tim: so, as i mentioned, there are a couple of really exciting places where bitcoin, the blockchain, smart contracts, and all of the technologies around them are going to play a big role in transforming some of the biggest industries in the world. already we are seeing it in banking. we are going to see it in commerce, we are going to see it in government, we are going to see it in insurance. speaking of government, it is interesting what is happening in south america. we have a relationship where we have worked with sickness -- cygnus in argentina, but clearly a lot of entrepreneurs are moving to uruguay or el salvador, because there is such a change happening around south america that we feel like there is a big opportunity there. taylor: do you feel like the bc, crypto world is in a bubble? tim: not at all. it feels like a groundswell. it is slowly but surely taking over every i

in just a few moments we will be speaking to tim draper.cuss the state of the startups, and of course the market for digital currency. we will be covering the latest out of the electric vehicle market, with x shore, which has been betting on the boating market. certain stocks are tumbling today as they are afflicted -- affected by supply-chain bottlenecks. amanda? amanda: that is just one example of a company that is moving up -- moving pretty sharply on individual news. probably the markets are quiet. there was some bullish news

about smaller satellites that are capable of observing earth 10 or 15 years ago, from i think tim draper'sw doing some investment in that. what kind of satellites are you building, how will it change the way that we live? marc: we build all kinds of satellites, everything from communication to imaging, new imaging technology, hyperspectral imaging. lots of ways to image of the globe. there are things that you can do from space that were just not economical before. everything from helping with global warming to deforestation of rain forests to national security. there are norms amounts of uses to what we do. matt: you were a pioneer in small satellites. people from my generation think of these things as these giant vehicles that give us cable tv, but you are, for example, helping investors assess climate and the effects of that. marc: one of the companies that we owned was started by the pioneer of satellites. that is what started this whole revolution that you are seeing today. all of these satellites would not have existed if not for this venture. matt: let me ask you about this spac deal