# Interview responses

1. Do you think that ethereum can be one of the currencies that will be used globally in the future?

Yes, absolutely. How we think of money will change - it is really a technology that we are currently, primarily, using an antiquated version of. Blockchain offers a leap forward in what money can be and do and ETH is the primary example. Store of value, medium of exchange, yield bearing, programmable. ETH will be a major currency, both directly, and indirectly, to undergird stablecoin derivatives like RAI.

2. Do you think that cryptocurrency can replace fiat currency in the future?

Central banks will leverage blockchain to issue and host their own currencies. They will need to do this for their currencies to stay competitive.

3. Which cryptocurrency do you believe will be the leading crypto in the future?

Central bank issued cryptocurrencies will be important, as will Ethereum native currencies like ETH, DAI, and USDC. There will be a place for decentralised non-pegged stablecoins. Meme coins like doge and bitcoin will eventually lose favor to more productive assets and currencies that function better as money.

4. Should the public start considering adding cryptocurrency to their investment portfolio?

Yes, they should begin to allocate a portion of their portfolio to ETH and a basket of blue chip defi protocols.

5. Would you personally use cryptocurrency as a form of payment once it becomes widely accepted or just for investment?

Of course, yes. Also, the term cryptocurrency is kind of silly. Is USDC a cryptocurrency? It's really just dollars hosted on the Ethereum blockchain. The important thing is the blockchain infrastructure, namely Ethereum, and proliferation of DeFi services within it's ecosystem.