JAY LIKES BITCOIN

99% of crypto projects may disappear. According to John Underland of Daland, banks and credit unions may ultimately need only around 10 crypto projects to power the future of financial infrastructure. This interview just dropped today must watch. So here’s the question: who’s already building the infrastructure underneath it all? And whose platform is powering the stablecoin infrastructure? @MetallicusTDBN . The future of institutional crypto isn’t about thousands of tokens competing for attention. It’s about the infrastructure that banks and credit unions actually use. Maybe it’s time people started paying attention to who’s building behind the scenes. 👀 Watch here: share.google/QwOzzDsHWQQAPH3…

The endless hacks happening across the crypto industry are exposing a major problem: Where are your digital assets really safe? This is exactly why @MetallicusTDBN is building what it’s building. Imagine a future where your crypto assets are securely held in institutional-grade vaults through trusted banks and credit unions rather than relying on centralized exchanges. Metallicus is positioning itself at the intersection of traditional finance and digital assets, with white-label solutions and growing partnerships with credit unions, including institutions like St. Cloud and Daland. The future of crypto isn’t necessarily more exchanges. It’s institutional infrastructure, security, compliance, and trusted financial institutions. I believe we’re moving toward a world where centralized exchanges as we know them become far less relevant, and regulated institutions become the trusted gateway for digital assets. The question isn’t whether crypto is going mainstream. It’s who will provide the infrastructure when it does. Pay attention to what Metallicus is building. The bigger picture is just starting to come into focus.

It’s going to be funny when $XPR is sitting back at its previous ATH around $0.10. 👀 I’ve never been one to talk much about price action, but I believe @XPRNetwork will revisit those levels. Back then, it ran on word of mouth. Today, we have utility, development, and institutional adoption moving on-chain. The opportunities people call a “scam” today may be the ones they wish they understood sooner. Time will tell. NFA. 🚀