Hey @tayvano, thanks for taking the time to do this AMA. And much congrats on growing what looks like a very talented team.

In The Business Model of Crypto-wallets, Ouriel Ohayon writes:

"wallets either live on revenues they do not control, or revenues with short live time value. Affiliate fees are never a great sustainable revenue: you never know when the pipe will dry up or shut down.

So is there a sustainable path forward for crypto-wallets? hard to say at this stage.

Eventually, years from now, everyone will own a crypto wallet, the same way everyone has a phone and a camera. Crypto wallets are going to capture a massive part of the value cake in the industry. They are the new browsers or emails clients of the web if you prefer. And affiliate revenues or even trading are unlikely to become the way forward to sustain their operational costs (which are not cheap).

I anticipate that new native revenues will come forward…"

Sorry to be long winded… but just wanted to frame how crypto wallets add a lot of value but in most cases aren’t making a lot of money. My question is:

What business model for crypto wallets would best serve the market in the long run?