A Question From Times Square | BBS 2026 Day 2
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0:00A: I spoke to somebody in Times Square. Yes, sir. And this woman, she asked this question I love. I told her, I’m at this conference here in New York, crypto conference. What are your questions for the experts? I love the question so much I’m asking you. And she said, what are people in the cryptocurrency space, the Bitcoin space, doing to think about people who are in developing markets, who are in societies that have been, as you say, colonialized, maybe living in neocolonialism? You know, how do they fit in? Third world countries, people living, you know, without opportunity, maybe even power or food. You know, how does this technology consider them? Where do they fit into this picture?
0:28B: Well, actually, I think They’re more fortunate than we are here in the States because they understand that they don’t have a, a financial infrastructure that’s as reliable as the financial infrastructure that we have here in the States. So it gives us a false sense of security here in the States. They understand their situation better.
