In the year 2000, The most obvious financial move I saw in the stock market was to invest in a web company called Google. A search engine that was so intuitive and fast made sense as a product. Nerds of the era (like me) absolutely needed a way to find information on the world wide web as fast as possible and nothing else was as good Google. I knew I would be using Google search engines or products for years and decades to come. I could tell it was going to have longevity. It was potent, truly potent, technology.
The existence of the world wide web and of search engines like Google changed the course of history. Almost 20 years later we find ourselves in the crib of a new paradigm - where as in the last two decades we felt the impact of Networks of Information, the upcoming ones will have our society impacted by the emergence and widespread proliferation of Networks of Value.
One of these financial networks called Monero is signaling a new era of mathematically-enforced Privacy as a platform. And it's hard to imagine a more potent technology - specially in a digital world like ours - than a technology than enhances privacy and represents freedom.