?: Right on, right on, right on. Thank you so much. This has been awesome. I got invited here by Uphold, so I come from a Bitcoin space and definitely appreciate your approach. I think one of the things we made a mistake in the Bitcoin space is we kept getting upset about... The regulators, but we name things ICOs and IPOs kind of rhyme with that. And then Bitcoin got coined. We could have called it Bitdata. So I think there's sometimes and since Satoshi went away, we don't have anybody advocating. So we've kind of gone through it, you know, just with. More of a libertarian mindset, which has been great. I think with the AI, it seems like, and I talked to your folks earlier, that if we made it more relevant to people, you know, Bitcoin, we said it was going to help the underbank. And then all the conferences I went were like $1,000 a person. So I don't know how underbanked you could be going to there. Or they would talk about Africa like it was on Mars. We're going to help Africa. And everybody on stage was like a necrologist, not one African. They're just talking about how they're going to help them. In your case, it seems like you are hitting it on the head. And one of the problems I have, my dad is a Vietnam War era vet, he has dementia. If AI could actually, especially Sylvie, I'm just talking to you, your product being focused, you know, of course, high net worth people, but the... Problem solved with all the baby boomers that were now taking my parents. I moved them in my house and managing their pensions and making sure they get all the disabilities. I think there's something that we can say as an industry saying, look, this superpower is not just for generational wealth. This is going to help you take care of mama and daddy because they got some things that are tricky. So a couple of things. Bitcoiners are horrible marketers.
I think with the AI, it seems like, and I talked to your folks earlier, that if we made it more relevant to people, you know, Bitcoin, we said it was going to help the underbank.