The crypto industry spent a decade building the front door but forgot to build the exit. @anthonysoohoo at @MoneyGram is highlighting a massive structural gap. If you cannot convert digital assets into local cash for daily spending, crypto stays a trading game rather than a functional currency. The real shift here is not about the technology itself. It is about treating crypto as just another currency pair in a global network. This moves the business model away from high transaction fees toward high-volume throughput. As blockchain reduces backend costs, profit will come from scale and infrastructure rather than charging a premium for the move. MoneyGram is essentially positioning itself as a financial access layer. Even as digital transactions hit 70% of their volume, that physical footprint provides the trust and off-ramp liquidity that pure digital platforms lack. The winner in the payments war will not be the company with the best blockchain, but the one with the best infrastructure to bridge the gap between digital wallets and the physical world. Read my interview here: https://t.co/HEN9ykIkRu