I’ve spent 12 years working in traditional finance and over a decade in crypto.

And I think a lot of people still underestimate what's actually happening here.
This is no longer about memes or "speculation" on some project that hasn't proven anything that "they've built"
It's about bringing finance onchain.
I've worked around traditional financial systems for years. They work, but they're slow, expensive and in many cases still rely on infrastructure built decades ago.
Then stablecoins came along.
Suddenly, you could move dollars globally, almost instantly, 24/7.
That was the moment the bigger picture started to become obvious to me and the rest of the institutional world.
If dollars can move onchain, why can't everything else?
I believe almost every major financial asset will eventually move onchain in some form.
But here's where I think the real opportunity is...
- It's not just owning those assets.
- It's owning the infrastructure that powers them.
That's why I'm watching where developers are building, where institutions are putting their money and which networks are seeing real adoption.
After spending years in both TradFi and crypto, I've never been more interested in where these two worlds are heading.
Crypto isn't just creating another asset class....It's slowly rebuilding the rails that global finance runs on.
I currently have a handful of altcoins on my watchlist that I believe could deliver 20/40x+ returns over the next 1–2 years.
I'll be sharing that list this week.
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