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"The temptation to print money is the greatest temptation in the whole world."

Covid-19 stimulus payments "could have been done in a few seconds, at no cost (distribution-wise). It would have been a no-brainer.”

“I would assume that most people that are into Bitcoin are people who advocate for less government intervention — and especially less government intervention in money — simply because that’s what Bitcoin was built for.”

"Blockchain doesn’t go mainstream until things in the real world break."

"Everything you heard, every theory that just doesn't seem possible, every small inkling that something was just off about the world... is true."

"You don't have to be Dr Evil to scam someone via cryptocurrency. You can be a Mini Me.”

"Women need to be financially independent. This is the biggest weapon they can use to liberate themselves. When they no longer depend on anyone, they can then reach their full potential."

Just as Merrill Lynch's 1948 New York Times ad introduced boomers to stocks, Grayscale's cable news ad blitz suggests the time is right for digital currency.

Although regulatory uncertainty continues to create hurdles, the prevailing narrative is that India is gradually developing into a crypto-economic powerhouse.

"Crypto is making strides in mainstream adoption, but if it’s truly going to work for everyday people, it needs to fit into the customary channels they already know and understand."

"We’re like frogs in boiling water; we were lured into the pot by the promise of riches and now we’re trapped in a reductionist narrative that fails to tell the world the whole story of Bitcoin."

“While illiteracy makes one’s life uncomfortable, financial illiteracy makes one’s survival impossible.”