there’s a clear gap in the market: advising on capital management for people who’ve made it in crypto and are ready to go risk-off the skillset required to make a few million in crypto is very different from the one required to invest in yield-bearing assets, generate sustainable income, and remove the need to work it’s a bit like the lawyers who specialise in lotto winners, showing them how to live tax efficiently, invest correctly, and preserve wealth etc especially in a top or post-bull market, many have enough liquidity to retire comfortably. but without an understanding of more conservative markets, they leave capital in accessible wallets and often gamble it away. CT’s idea of 'retirement' is broken, it assumes infinite spending and zero yield on capital as someone now learning about more conservative capital allocation, it’s obvious there’s space for crypto-capable financial planners who can bridge both traditional and new methods the same applies to other industries too. there’s a lot of money in crypto, but very few resources tailored to its specific issues. mental health and therapy, for example, could also be huge win-wins for those wanting to contribute their skills