Quite some time ago, probably five or seven years, I came across a snippet from a film. It was something like a documentary mixed with interviews. Specifically, high school students from one of the schools were asked "what they want to be when they grow up." The most pragmatic answer I
heard was from one student who said he wanted to be either a chef or a mechanic because "people will always want to eat, and cars often break down.

Reminds me of the stablecoin concept - providing a reliable store of value that "people will always need" due to its utility in everyday transactions.