Digital access creates opportunity
As a kid with a passion for racing growing up in Washington, D.C., Rajah Caruth was more than 100 miles from the nearest NASCAR track. That meant he needed to find another way. He turned to digital racing and spent day and night training on virtual tracks to get ready for the real thing.
Shifting gears from digital to real-world racing
Caruth knew that going from digital to real racing was going to be a challenge, but the lines were starting to blur. He started with digital racing, worked his way up and eventually got the opportunity to take the wheel. Caruth’s digital racing experience gave him everything he needed to hit the track.
Just remember
that 5 years ago,
you dreamed about
where you are now.”
Innovation wins the race
Caruth was one of the first racers almost fully trained on a digital experience. He leaned into his digital training and took all the lessons from the virtual simulator to the real track. At just 21, Caruth’s racing career is still at the beginning, but it represents how access to technology can change the future of racing.
I wanted to change what was possible. So, I focused on what was ahead and kept building. Eventually, the world had to catch up to me.”
A digital dollar with real-world impact
USDC was built to propel the world forward with access to digital dollars that are fully backed by highly liquid cash and cash-equivalent assets and move faster and more efficiently to promote opportunity around the world.
