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“The wealth disparity that's already extreme in the US is going to become even more extreme, and one of the first effects of that is just going to be that we're going to live in a less safe society, where in your New York Fancy apartment where you have your doo…”

“Because we're also building for portfolio builders, so people that actually just compound wealth over time, we essentially have no churn. Like, our lifetimes are like, 25 years plus. They literally, like, that, that line is just straight at some point, and jus…”

“And AI, if you look at like agents what we've launched, that does number one now. And so two and three is going to be replaced as well. It's just a matter of time”

“My hunch would be that the volumes around that in the long term will be dramatically higher than what the market of sports betting is in the US.”

“Actually if you look at where people ACAT accounts from, You know, where they like consolidate brokerage accounts from for us. It's Schwab, Fidelity, E-Trade, Vanguard, and then Merrill and Robinhood. So, so we are much more competing with the incumbents than …”

“If you look at the companies that are trading at the highest revenue multiples, they're all companies that are like story stocks with a high retail ownership.”

“Schwab hasn't actually been disrupted yet, really, because that company actually, you know, still doubled in the last five years.”

“I think I asked you, and I was wondering what your numbers were, and you said millions of users, billions of assets, billions of trading volume, and revenue doubling every year. [916] Molly O'Shea: So is that [917] Leif Abraham: That is accurate.”

“The, I think the best performing generated asset on the platform right now is defense and Weapons manufacturers. One that is like up 350% in the last month. Or something, you know.”

“The average age of financial advisor goes up by, you know, a year every year. I think the average age is actually roughly 60 or so already, you know”

“There's one agent called Cody, which is like, basically like a frontend engineer that we have that can literally turn a Jira ticket into perfect code that just, it's, you know, sets for an engineer to review and merge, and like, it's autonomously just working …”

“Generally speaking, this behavior of buying the dip is a little bit retail investing culture now. And so whenever you see this like massive drops, This is really when we see some of our best days. It was like, you know, one of our record days in just deposits,…”

“I mean, generally speaking, I think it's definitely coming. Like, it will also come to public at some point.”

“Overnight right now, there's essentially only like one major player who drives the liquidity for that.”

“And the other drivers really is that if you look at the freelance market in general, is it like Still happens outside of online marketplaces. And so the Fiverr and the Upwork and so are really competing within these existing six percent right now.”

“85% of that money will be inherited by the top Quarter over the top 25%, and so that's literally where the money is at in our space”

“Average age in public is 38, so call it like mid-millennial kind of thing, I would call it.”

“So what we've seen in the last few trading days essentially is that people cycle out of the yield accounts and into stocks and ETFs because they essentially had this cash lying around and we're like, okay, you know, I think totally what we've been hearing a lo…”

“So before the acquisition, we got to close to 60,000 users.”

“And then since the acquisition, we've grown that by about 600%. And so we're now close to 250,000 users.”

“In the past, we had, like, so back in the day, we had conversion rates of six, seven percent from free to paid.”