Well, on a personal note, I've managed crypto through three downturns, so this is my fourth experience. In 2018, my portfolio was down 90% and everyone was saying, “Sell, sell, sell—you've lost all this money.” I didn't actually lose, because I didn't sell, and when I rebalanced as the next bull run came, I was up 900%.
I know that wasn't your question, but I think part of the answer is knowing what the market does, just like anyone who's trading in a sophisticated way or investing, and knowing when you should pull and when you should double down. I'd say it's materially changed my life in a positive way, having managed Bitcoin since 2011.
On the practical application side, one of the most amazing things we see is how it affects drugs and pharmacies in making sure the authenticity of drugs is correct, or in the DoD context: Where is the supply coming from? Are the manufacturers actually delivering the correct parts and goods? If something malfunctions, where are all the other parts that need to be replaced immediately? That has no actual cryptocurrency impact and no consumer application, but it can transform an entire sector in a positive way and save lives.