Last week, at an event at Boston Blockchain Week, I got to know a woman who instantly captivated me: Abigail Johnson, Chairman and CEO of Fidelity Investments. She leads a global financial giant, overseeing 5.9 trillion in assets and a frequent guest on Forbes' "World's Most Powerful Women" list. ✨ But honestly, what truly impressed me wasn't her title, but her curiosity and drive for action regarding future technologies. ❤ Abigail shared that Fidelity began looking into Bitcoin as early as 2011. There wasn't any "aha moment" back then, but rather a reflection of the company's culture: "We pride ourselves on being curiosity-driven and never shy away from new things." Over the years, they've experimented with 52 crypto-related business scenarios, experiencing both failure and success, ultimately finding a balance between traditional finance and blockchain. She also offered several suggestions: ✨ Any institution aiming for long-term survival must address regulation squarely. Good regulation isn't a shackle; it's a bridge that helps users build trust. ✨ Finance is already complex enough, and cryptocurrency needs to avoid over-complication, otherwise it will become difficult for ordinary people to participate. ✨ The key to new technologies isn't disruption, but connection. Bringing together traditional finance and emerging cryptocurrencies creates new value. Despite being over 60, she remains incredibly curious about new things, exuding a warmth and approachability that defies the traditional image of a "strong woman." This enthusiasm and open-mindedness truly inspire admiration. ❤ Now, I'd like to chat with you: As a female user, do you also have expectations for future technology? If you're involved in blockchain or Web3, what are your most pressing needs or questions? Leave a comment and let's chat! 🌟 #WomenPower #Blockchain #CuriosityDriven #web3(AiCoin)