The internet took about 30 years to get 6 billion people online. That's 70% of the world. Crypto? 15 years in and we're at maybe 10%. And most of those wallet addresses counted are not real users. Active users on chain right now is way less. Regulation didn't help. Neither did making everyone go through an exchange or building products only CT understands. The internet should be our benchmark (not AI). And we're nowhere close. But now that regulations are getting pro-crypto and the infrastructure is ready... If we want to match internet-level adoption in our lifetime, we can't keep waiting for users to come to us. We have to meet them where they already are... in their mobile, their banks, their payroll apps, their daily transactions. And this is why the @inversion_cap thesis will forever make sense to me. Buy businesses with millions of users. Plug in crypto on the backend. User behaviour doesn't change... it's the same familiar UI and process. What changes is the experience. They won't see the blockchain, but they will feel it. Billions.