Same Wallet for Nigeria and a Billionaire | NYC
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0:00A: How does that multicultural, I guess, experience of growing up inform how you approach building or solving problems in the world?
0:06B: So, um, when you’re multicultural, you get to see both sides of the world. You get to know, uh, you get to meet a lot of people from different parts of the world when you travel. Um, I think the biggest thing that we -- I -- blockchain personally, why I like blockchain is again because It kind of brings people to the same level. Yeah, because even -- Anyone could hold a wallet. It could be someone who’s in Nigeria who’s like trying to survive, trying to grow from there, who needs freedom of money. Or it could be a billionaire sitting in New York who wants to make sure that his assets are protected, right? Everyone is pretty much using the same blockchain. It brings the same level of freedom. I think that’s what I love about blockchain. It gives that
