 The question is if how good the token sale went. I think just the fact that we sold out in seven minutes, means like it went very well. We did have some challenges right in the middle, but nothing major in terms of, like nothing really went wrong. Just like we didn't expect it to go like that crazy. You can actually check it out on our YouTube channel. We have a blog of the entire day from the morning, like midnight to the token sale. I think there is maybe two interesting things. One is particularly about our business, because what we do is we allow users to spend any cryptocurrency in the real world. So we decided to not only accept the Ether or Bitcoin, but we think I think we had like 20, 25 different cryptocurrencies that we accepted during the token sale. And that was a challenge in itself. So for practical reasons, it would have been way easier to just pick one. Yeah, I think that's one of the things. And the other one is like, it's probably still happening. It was really strong during the time when we did the token sale. It's just like combating all the fraud and scam. So we had an entire team dedicated just to make sure that our users and token holders are safe. And I think that's probably one of the biggest successes we had. We had in total, maybe a few hundred dollars were lost compared to the 80 million dollars that were raised, which for me is a really an achievement. I think we did marketing. We did not spend much money on marketing because the way the crypto community works is still like, we just interact, we're just there. So the most important thing for our token sale just to be there, to have a channel where people can reach us from Twitter to like we were super active on Slack. And then keeping those under control that there is nothing like, there's no people getting scammed on our own social media channels. Our product is doing great. I think one of the challenges we have right now is really scaling it. It's like we're doubling the active cards every few weeks, which means we have to scale the backend, we have to scale the processes. So things are going really, really good. I think one of the biggest things we had previously on the panel as well is like, what you're actually doing with a token sale is building a community, a community money. And you have to really think about how do you serve that community? Is it your product? Is it something else? And then how do you engage that community? How do you get them to interact with you? This is something which we actively did, but it completely surpassed my own expectations and how much we can actually learn from that community that we have now. So during the token sale, we had 4,000 token holders that came in. And now it's, I think, close to 50,000 different people and they are pretty much all vested in 10X. They follow everything we do, they give us feedback, they test their early beta users. And that's where you really get the benefit if you really leverage that. I would try for that question focus more on like the why these token sales exist in the first place. And it's pretty much a disruption of venture capital because it allows, you don't have those middlemen anymore that need to be asked first, like where you had only accredited investors in traditional venture capital, now you can just have anyone invest anywhere for anything and it opens up the market. Like I think this year alone, we had more money raised in token sales than we seized it in the same timeframe. So I mean, the other side is happening too. So it's happening on all levels while the bank's coming in, for them I think it's much easier, it's just profit. It's like there is a need, there is people who want to invest and they're catering to that need.