Global crisis, like the corona virus, certainly do accelerate things technology-wise.

When I think about how quickly things can and will move, it always makes me think of Moore's Law. I'm sure you've heard of it but I'll put a quote below anyway.

Moore's Law states that we can expect the speed and capability of our computers to increase every couple of years, and we will pay less for them.

As financial services, and monetary value, become more pegged to technological innovation, as it is with cryptocurrency, I think we can see a much faster and drastic changes in how people create value.

Consider a world where the only limitations are computing, communication systems, and energy. That is what we are heading towards. The economic singularity is abundance. Thus, the scarcity system we presently operate under is no longer valid. Many in cryptocurrency already see that forming. Think about the growth of one's account, simply due to airdrops. When the network effect hit, like with Uniswap, it can be worth billions. And that is cheddar that is not in Wall Street's hands helping the distribution.

I like this passage, and I truly hope it plays out that way @taskmaster4450... although with a new paradigm in energy production that isn't as destructive for the planet.

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