The largest transfer of wealth in history is underway — but most of the next generation is still locked out of meaningful ways to build passive income, financial resilience, and long-term security.

Abraham House is built on the belief that sustainable prosperitty leads to peace and that young people need access to income-producing assets, transparent systems, and new inclusive tools so they can focus on building a brighter future for themselves and their communities.

This session explores how new financial infrastructure — from tokenization to decentralized platforms with global reach — can help open the doors to financial wellness for millions who were never invited into traditional wealth-building models.

Bringing together builders of next-generation financial systems and Gen Z leaders shaping new expectations around money, ownership, and opportunity, the discussion will focus on impact and currently available solutions.

How can GenZ have access to real passive income?

How can technology responsibly widen access without creating new risks?

What role do platforms like Telegram play in reaching a global, underserved generation?

How do we design systems that improve people’s lives?

This is a practical, forward-looking conversation about how the great wealth transfer can become a moment of inclusion, not a missed opportunity.