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Applying this to money, Andreas envisions a future where small, peer-to-peer payments—tips, microdonations, micro-investments—are as effortless as sending a tweet. Larger transactions, like corporate deals or national payments, will also move onto the blockchain, unencumbered by network restrictions.
He predicts that the financial infrastructure we rely on today—banks, payment processors—will become obsolete, replaced by a frictionless, borderless, and open monetary ecosystem. Gatekeepers will resist, but they cannot deny the inherent flexibility and universality of this new content model.