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Former CTO of a crypto exchange: Suggests developing more crypto tools for refugees and stateless individuals

Former CTO of a crypto exchange: Suggests developing more crypto tools for refugees and stateless individuals

ForesightNewsForesightNews2026/03/14 09:56
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Foresight News reported that former CTO of a certain exchange, Balaji Srinivasan, tweeted, "We should develop more crypto tools for refugees and stateless people. Unfortunately, the number of refugees and stateless individuals may increase, and they come from all walks of life. Cryptocurrency is essentially the war mode of the internet. The creation of public blockchains was intended to resist data center attacks, hacking, and network blockages. Stablecoins have actually reached this level of adoption in the crypto space and have already made a real impact globally, including new gold-backed stablecoins. But we can still do more."

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