Jason Karsh, Chief Marketing Officer of the Stellar Development Foundation, has called for a shift in the crypto industry from short-term speculation to long-term value creation to achieve mainstream adoption. Karsh emphasized the importance of building trust through a 'get rich slow' approach, moving away from hype cycles. He highlighted the need to simplify cryptocurrency's complex terminology to bridge the knowledge gap with ordinary users. Karsh pointed out that the industry's focus should be on rebuilding global financial infrastructure to enhance value movement and storage. He noted that stablecoins, which he termed the 'first killer app,' are gaining regulatory recognition but still face public understanding barriers. Karsh suggested redefining them as 'programmable dollars' to improve accessibility. He stressed that the industry's growth depends on attracting 100 million real users by replacing traditional financial systems, rather than relying on token issuance.