Amir Taaki's Ongoing Crypto Revolution

"People say we're going to change the world, get a million dollars, and have fun while we're doing it," Taaki said.

We don't have the capacity to start on-boarding people onto projects, or have interns.

There are a lot of provincial companies that are short-term focused, so it's been difficult to get people to invest in things that have a macro advantage.

Well, the main reason I moved from Greece, was because I needed to be in Western Europe to be able to do projects and interact with people.

When news like this happens, I think there is interest by people who say crypto is growing.

States are putting pressure on the practice and audits are happening, but people are finding smarter ways to hide their money.

It's like Linux, the promise of 'an operating system made by people for the people.

If you don't create a system for people to acknowledge or challenge power, or a system to onboard people to create new leaders of the future, then what happens is: people invade your open community and seize the narrative.

There are so many young people in crypto that understand blockchain's role in the future, but don't have space where they can explore ideas or develop.

What you should be doing is developing communities, filtering people from your communities, and developing and nurturing people within.