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Conclusions: What should we do?
So we talked about a lot of stuff here, but why should you care about any of this? Well, there are lots of reasons, but one is particularly simple: If you get in front of the trends I've outlined above, I think you stand to make a lot of money. Yes, you'll also contribute to changing the world for the better, but there are lots of ways to do that, and this particular way of doing it is very, very lucrative at the same time, which is a big plus. So what are the highest-value things you can do right now to benefit from these trends? I have two proposals.

Start a cryptocurrency hedge fund
The first and lowest-risk option is to just start a cryptocurrency hedge fund and invest in the coins that we think have the highest probability of becoming a medium of exchange. You'll have to navigate around bubbles and short-term demand spikes, but I'm confident that a long-term strategy that just goes long undervalued coins that have high potential to become a medium of exchange, and goes short overvalued ones that obviously don't have long-term potential, will do extremely well. Particularly, I think preparing to make big bets on the first actually legitimate price-stable coins that come out presents the best path to high returns.

Start a legitimate price-stable coin
It's also possible that nobody else will have the combination of motivation, vision, and expertise necessary to actually make and market the first actually legitimate price-stable coin. If you believe this is the case, then the best path forward might be to either just do it ourselves, or start trying to seed fund people to do it while also trying to get big-name VCs to go in with us. Honestly, I love this stuff so much that I wouldn't be averse to just leading the effort to start one of these coins myself.

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