Did the Company Holding $114 Trillion Just Pick Your Next Coin?

In this monologue, the speaker frames the current bear market in Bitcoin—its price falling from $126,000 to the low $60,000—as a backdrop for a "picks and shovels" investment thesis. He argues that instead of guessing which coin will rally, investors should watch the infrastructure that major financial institutions are officially integrating. He outlines three concrete assignments: (1) Pyth, whose token (≈$0.04, $300 M market cap) is being used by NASDAQ, the U.S. Congress, Euronext, and the Singapore Exchange to publish market data on‑chain, positioning it as the data‑shovel; (2) Stellar (XLM), selected by the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC)—the settlement backbone for U.S. equities handling $114 trillion—to serve as the public blockchain for tokenized deposits, making it the settlement‑shovel; and (3) Chainlink, also chosen by DTCC as the data and orchestration layer for its tokenized collateral platform, acting as the plumbing‑shovel. The speaker notes concrete timelines (Pyth paid subscriptions start July 31, DTCC pilot live now with full launch in October) and urges immediate action, emphasizing that infrastructure choices are now public and time‑bound. He concludes with a promotional plug for an AI‑driven automated trading tool called Claude Code, offered for $1 via a link in his bio.










