Chris Dixon

“Bitcoin, when it started, was presumably one or some set of people, whoever Satoshi was. And by definition, when something starts, it's centralized.”

“Goldman just came out, you know, CEO of David Solomon of Goldman Sachs, uh, endorsing the Clarity Bill.”

“Goldman just came out, you know, CEO of David Solomon of Goldman Sachs, uh, endorsing the Clarity Bill, Fidelity, BlackRock, um, a bunch of other kind of major financial organizations.”

“If you're an American consumer and you use USDC or another, uh, genius, uh, compliance stablecoin, you know that if you have a dollar of that stablecoin, there is a dollar sitting in the bank.”

“Terra Luna was a big one. It was a stable coin that wasn't stable. It didn't have dollars or, or any other kind of stable currency behind it. It was essentially this kind of, you know, self-referential thing where the token has valued by the token and would, you know, should never have been presented as a stable coin and would be illegal.”

“The absence of federal crypto market structure rules didn't create a neutral environment — it systematically disadvantaged compliant U.S. companies while rewarding offshore actors who ignored consumer protections.”

“Stablecoins have crossed from experiment to critical financial infrastructure, with transaction volumes at the scale of Visa.”

“Legacy bank systems are so deeply intertwined that no single bank can upgrade its own technology stack unilaterally. Blockchains provide a shared, unified framework that lets competing institutions collectively modernize — solving a coordination problem, not merely a technical one.”

“The most innovative fintech companies like Stripe have gone in a big way.”

“This fund backs founders 'turning new infrastructure into products people use every day' like stablecoins, tokenization, prediction markets, AI agents.”

“Marc Andreessen and Chris Dixon were some of our very, very first LPs. So appreciate them for helping us put us into business and also giving us confidence.”

“I remember Chris Dixon saying like 10-15 years ago that APIs is a new BD and software companies could just open up your APIs... what's old is new, you don't need an API anymore, you just have an MCP server.”

“"Chris Dixon has talked about the idea of navigating the idea maze, right? It's like you're sort of trying every potential." — Balaji Srinivasan / "Yeah, everybody is going through the idea maze. There are no ideas. There's only the idea maze." — Ben Horowitz”