 What is my barrier to entry? What technology will I need to have so that I can access the cloud to have this amazing computer at my fingertips? Just a browser. And that browser can be on any device. You only need to be able to identify yourself and then you're on your virtual cloud computer. And now, how are you alleviating the stress of bandwidth that may limit some of the folks up to the cloud? It's a great question because this should be called a streaming OS or a meta OS because we're only streaming the pixel differences. We are leaving the applications where they are. We are leaving the data where they are. We just connected all one unified experience which makes it the GUI easier, no passwords, no download of applications, no uninstallation of applications because you're running out of space. So we're first talking to and helping developers and they will create fantastic user experiences but we're helping them with this tool so that they can do this. What would be your process over the next 12 months if you don't mind? Yes. So we're doing the ICO from Norway and in Norway. Norway is transparent. Right. So in Norway you have to report more as a private company. I've heard things about Norway. Yeah. We're actually quite a democracy country. Exactly. And there's no thumb holding us down because we don't have foreign debt. Right. And we have the least distance between poor and rich in the western world. Interesting. So it's a very flat society. It's a social democracy. Right. So it's the values that we like and I believe the viewers here, that's the values we want. So the transparency level in Norway is such that a private company has to disclose more than a public company has to disclose in the US. That means all token holders can meet in the cards at all times. That's good. Right. Transparency is a friend. Blockchain is for transparency. Taking the transparency with your coin, what I'd like to know is how are you tying the value to your coin? Yes. So the utility of it is a membership. So you can use this network for free, peer-to-peer. People can download the friend core and share resources and learn tokens peer-to-peer. So that's the free part of it. So we connect all these great decentralized technologies and we connect their tokens with our token, in a token-to-token integration, like Ole Miss Ego, for example. And then in the friend store, which is a marketplace on top of the network, it's an agnostic marketplace just like Google Play, an Apple Store, etc., but it's cheaper and it can also accept fiat. So it's a blend of technology because we can then mix and blend decentralized and centralized fiat technology and new technology. And we can blend currency. How are you looking ahead towards some of the government regulations that may come into place in some of the areas where you're looking to penetrate? How is your leadership approaching you? That's a great question. What we're doing is we have up in 15 years in fintech. So I have two feet solidly placed in the World Economic Forum type of style. I've been here since 2007 to 2012 in my old, so they normally trust me. And I'm telling them that it's scary, but it's okay. It's just that you don't know it yet. It's scary because they are not informed? Yes. What you don't know, you're fair. That's just that simple. I used to drive submarines for a living and whenever you talk to people about that, people go, oh, that's scary. It's just because they don't know the tech. Absolutely. You fly planes, right? How did you know that? Well, you know, at least you sit on them. And you don't know necessarily all the details, but it's safe, right? So it's the same type of thing. You is scary. But that's, you know, this symbolized is made for building trust into the tech. And blockchain was built to be able to make it easier for people to go from the financial crisis to a better place. That's what we're trying to do. So it's a transition. It's not a revolution. It's an air pollution. Have you found that financial institutions want to work with you now? And because of the, obviously, because of the offerings that they don't find in the traditional settings? Yes. You're helping me to go back to your question. I'm sorry. So we started off in Switzerland because I know the regulatory environment in Switzerland and we don't have that ecosystem yet to know the logic. Okay. It's starting. I know what's on them, but why don't I do this ICO in Norway? So I contacted the biggest part. I contacted one of the big four. They are, we are the only ICO that they are backing. We're working with the Norwegian authorities to create a safe, austere, transparent ICO runway setting a barrier, a standard that other people can follow. Because it's a great, fantastic crowdfunding, you know, financial vehicle that can help people like me, other people who are good at tech to talk to and get funded by people who understand them because the established society of EC, et cetera, they're unless you're a big company and they're big dollars, they're not necessarily so patient to understand your technology They're not going to fund you. Absolutely. So this is actually helping people reducing, lowering the barrier to fund great technology. That's what it's doing. So I love that. Two things that you would like, two things I would like to know from you. Yes. You're a veteran in here in Davos. Yes. How have you seen the fintech and crypto community affected in 2017 by blockchain and crypto, right? Let me rephrase that. How have you seen Davos welcome the fintech crypto community specifically? I would say it's a bit yin and yang. The people who are embracing change and continuing to learn and understand that change is the new normal, learning is the new normal, they embrace this. People are maybe a bit tired of learning and don't want to relate to new things and they think it's a bit scary. It's about knowledge, right? So again, what I said earlier, what you don't really know, you fare, right? And this is happening very fast. This is 1995-2000. Again, much more fast, much more aggressive, much more violent in a way. But it's beautiful. And it will be volatile. There will be some people crashing, stuff will happen. This is normal. Failure is okay. But we just have to sort it out. If you learn from it. Yes. And everyone I meet in this community, they really want to do good. They really want to lower the differences in society. I think it's about humanism. I think it's about actually understanding coexistence and flattening of the world and equal opportunity and diversity is good and okay. And I think that Davos is starting to listen and hear this song, but it's a new song and it's a bit scary because it's crushing power constructions and landscape. So people are afraid they will lose their interest. Actually, for authorities, for banks, for tax, this is a fantastic technology. For government, for police, FBI for example, are out there saying less than 1% or money laundering in Bitcoin, right? In Ethereum, even less. I just spoke to Ron Resnick, the new CEO of Enterprise Alliance. He's a great guy. He's a former pilot like me. I fly planes for a hobby and we can understand each other. So this is about the young people being able to directly connect with the more senior crowd. And that's a bit foreign and strange for the more senior crowd. So when I meet with Max, one of the seniors, I met him and since we know each other, he said, okay, I need a project. I know you. I want to learn. Okay. So he said, let's start to carefully do this. It's nice to know that friend is looking at the regulatory regime, the authorities and playing nicely with them as much as you can and as much as they can allow. It's refreshing to hear with ICOs. And 2018, the future of 2018, the economy and blockchain. Ooh. What do you have forecast for us for the future in 2018, blockchain and the economy? Ooh. Yes. I went there with that money. So for about 8 or 10 months ago, I might have the numbers a bit off. We had about half as many different cryptocurrencies or digital assets. I think we should not talk about crypto. Crypto sounds a bit scary. Right. Crypto is scary. But so now there's a lot of ICOs, a lot of different tokens coming out. That's going to accelerate even faster. The marketplaces that are traded is also exploding. There will be more. It will continue. But there will be some go-ups. There will be some bubbles bursting. But the technology, the centralized technology and blockchain is here to stay. And there will be a better turbulence. They will start to stabilize. And people will actually start to see the log. It's going to be fine. Nothing is going to go really, really bad. It's going to hurt a bit. Change hurts. But actually, it's going to be a lot of apologies. Thank you so much for that. Have a good time. Thank you. See you soon. See you next year again. Thank you for coming. Steven Jesse, point telegraph. Thank you.