Yesterday, I was chatting with a friend about withdrawing funds from the crypto market, and it dawned on me that after all these years, some issues in the crypto world haven't changed. Buying cryptocurrency takes seconds, but wanting to exchange it for fiat currency takes ages. Recently, I've been following @flipwifflip, who's addressing this problem. FLIP focuses on fast exchange between crypto assets and local fiat currencies, and it reportedly already covers 19 countries. I think this kind of seemingly insignificant infrastructure actually has long-term potential. After all, the crypto world isn't lacking in new stories, but rather in things that ordinary people can truly use. Of course, demand for a product doesn't guarantee a price increase; you still need to research the actual user experience, liquidity, and contract risks yourself.