They're looking for new ways to drive revenue. And it's about the customer already spends their money at these businesses every day. And they trust them.
So why not embed our financial infrastructure into them as well? And so when you go buy a coffee, then your points that you would cure already could go toward a token airdrop, but then you use that token eventually to buy the coffee, which is listed on a decentralized marketplace. And then eventually you can help cover the overhead of that coffee and make 5 cents every time the coffee is sold. And you create a closed loop decentralized economy for the people.
I like it. Thank you. Great stuff.
Yeah, you and Christian over there, Bukak, you guys could probably sit down and have a coffee for 12 hours and chew the fat on that kind of stuff. Absolutely. Everybody has a part to play.
Everybody has something to offer. That's the beauty of this world. Otherwise it would be one person offering everything.
And it's just not like that. We all have a perspective that adds to the whole. And when your perspective is not there, there's something missing.
But we don't have a platform to offer that. We don't have a platform to come together financially. And that's the problem.
We have to go to all these centralized entities and do something financially through them. And for the first time in history, we have a technology that allows us to financially come together and give them the boot. And I say we do.
I'm glad this space is recorded because that is excellent. I mean, you just, from my perspective, you just hit the nail on the head. And I know Ron is probably itching to add to that.
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