Co-CEO and president Lane Kasselman says that starting point still shapes the company's strategy, even as the broader crypto market slows and investor dollars chase artificial intelligence instead. "It's fundamentally a gateway for access to crypto," Kasselman told podcast host Jackson Hinkle on a recent Roundtable Uncut interview. Building Beyond the Blockchain ExplorerThe original Blockchain Explorer still operates today as a free reference tool, something Kasselman compares to a Bloomberg Terminal built for crypto. Blockchain Market Services, the newest arm, provides liquidity and treasury management to other crypto companies, including firms that run digital asset treasuries. "I think you will see several crypto companies go public over the next six to 12 months," he said, pointing to a friendlier regulatory climate in Washington.