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v.c. funding and of course most obvious thing in the world money money that so that's what they're really that's that's the killer app for jeffrey i'm curious and i'm not asking about you but i mean do you know a bunch of these people in the event that you go to who are sort of the new crypto rich i'm not suggesting you define our people without anybody's. listening you know this whole lamborghini scene is funny the block chain world it's a thank you for asking the question this world is divided between two kinds of rich those who live like the poor and put everything into crypto assets and those who just see this as manna from heaven and like to live very high so i know i don't both types it's a funny world book you know we're headed towards a half trillion dollar market cap in this industry and probably it's going to double like before the end of the year there is a new class. emerging out of block shame these people are very interesting they didn't go to finishing school they never got to ride schools and they're not from well to do families is the nerds who are really good at the rubi