Smaller traders and individuals, too, would have access to a cleaner, more open market. They would not have to trade the vast sums required to be competitive, can sidestep bankroll draining transaction fees and managing capital on their behalf, while gaining proper access to the arbitrage opportunities that are inherent in such a sprawling, micro-adjusting and multi-faceted market. Finally, if businesses could quickly generate the appropriate currency they need on the blockchain, without needing an intermediary taking their (necessary) cut and perhaps cancelling entire investment opportunities altogether, it would lead to a more fluid state of global capital — a cross-border utopia where everyone has the money they need, when they need it.