Pawel Czech

"we are building the application layer that uses compute and uses the tooling. So hundreds of new applications being built on a daily basis, and we'll be covering how that process went from weeks and months to hours."

"it turned out very quickly that the new way of building is much faster, much more effective, that you can go from an idea to a prototype in a few hours, a few days to a production ready software."

"And that's the huge opportunity, is for companies to capture that, and for startups and communities to find new business models in those nano- payments, in the Agentic payments, in trustless protocols."

"I see a lot of fractionalization of the market itself. The pie is getting bigger and bigger. The economy is growing and we see a lot of these single- person, two- person, six- person companies that solve a very specific problem. They thrive on a specific opportunity and they don't need a big company to build the software. Before you needed millions, sometimes tens, hundreds of millions of dollars to build the software stack. And today, it turns out you don't."

"It's the commoditization of compute. And because you create a completely new financial instrument, you can then have this conversation about putting that instrument on your balance sheet, creating products around this. And that, I believe, will run on a form of decentralized protocols. An exchange will be the marketplace, where trades and allocation happens."

"I think there's a lot of room there for marketplaces, for compute fractionalization, being able to deploy a model in the application for a specific work stream and optimize the cost of compute. So, that's the problem that I'm focused on solving personally. And that's where it will go."