$PI Survival and exit—this is the brutal question paper for the next five years. The Miami 2026 Consensus Conference in May: 100 countries, more than 20,000 people, 200 Fortune 500 companies, and even the former chair of the U.S. SEC in attendance. Google, JPMorgan Chase, and these financial institutions that manage hundreds of trillions of dollars in assets—this isn’t a forum; it’s the final exam for the entire digital economy. These people aren’t here to chant slogans; they’re here to redraw the map: how regulation will be set, how institutions enter the market, and which projects directly die off—rules are hammered out in places like this. An avalanche doesn’t start at the top of the mountain; it starts with the first snowflake. This conference is that first snowflake.