 Today, I have the pleasure of speaking with a very esteemed colleague of mine, Bundy, about Fenechia, a relatively new CSE listing. Would that be correct? You're particularly given the change in our business model a few years ago. And of course, you're hitting the ground, running in the new year. Tell us what is Fenechia and what should investors anticipate from you? Thanks again, Tracy. I think that the best way to describe Fenechia is a proxy for exposure and investment in this emerging digital asset economy. We represent a liquid listed security that has an underlying exposure to this emerging web 3.0 multiverse economy of digital assets. Of course, you have great comfort in digital media assets in general. And you're providing some research as well, on a regular basis. Would that also be correct? I think the strength of a lot of institutions lies in, one, its talent and people, and two, the depth of its research. Because from that, you can build analysis, predict trends, and make calculated bets. So for us, having an in-house research team and talented individuals with experience and a high degree of enthusiasm is super important. And it's probably some of our secret sauce. So now that you're back kind of beating the drums for Fenechia, can you tell us what we should anticipate as shareholders moving forward into 2023, Bundy? Well we have some very ambitious plans for this year. That's the reason why we closed a very successful private placement in 2022. That was about 25% higher than our initial 4 million target. And part of what the proceeds will go towards are some products that we want to launch in the 2023 calendar year. You've seen the advent of exchange-traded funds in Canada, which are backed by crypto assets. What you've not seen is a lot of innovation around them. They tend to be plain vanilla crypto exposure exchange-traded funds. What we want to do is take it to the next generation, which basically brings innovation to this product and provides not only exposure to the asset appreciation of such cryptocurrencies, but also helps to generate yield along the way. So if you can find cryptocurrencies that are yield-bent generating, which in this market is quite important, that plays to something called decentralized finance or DeFi to generate such yield, then you're getting the best of both worlds. You're getting yield, no matter what the price, and you're getting the price appreciation should the price move up. So we're looking very seriously at some products that bring the best of this world, both worlds, and brings innovation to the space. The second area we're looking at is NFTs, but not NFTs, as you would understand them to be in terms of art NFTs or board-aid-style NFTs. We're looking very specifically at music NFTs. And the reason for that is that people understand music. People don't necessarily understand art, but people love music. And music is something that's set to double in terms of global revenue over the next eight years from where it was five years ago. That means that there's going to be proliferation of music across devices. This is ultimately a digital media to your point about digital media assets. If we can create a partial ownership of music tracks through a tokenized version of those assets, you can then have a democratic participation of music ownership. You and I could own part of a track that gives us one certain amount of bragging rights to say, I'm a part owner on this track when you hear playing or see it on TV. And second, you get income because music generates royalties. And if you're a part owner in a music track, guess what? You're going to be a part recipient of those royalty streams. So we're looking at NFTs and the music world precisely for that reason, because it's more understood. It's people are well worse with it and it does have an income generating side. And second, of course, brings some innovation to this emerging exchange created product asset class of crypto cryptocurrencies. So if I hear you correct, we're talking about digital media assets, research and, of course, NFTs, music NFTs. Is that correct? That's correct. And combination of that, plus our own private investments that are made sort of from the company's balance sheet, which we'll continue, should really give investors a kind of 360 exposure to this emerging asset class of cryptocurrencies and crypto assets. And as a listed company, people know that we're transparent, regulated and, of course, liquid. So it's a lot easier to participate in this economy than trying to figure out what's really going on and where. Well, Bundy, welcome back. It's nice to see you. And we're looking forward to seeing what Fenechia does in 2023. Oh, we have lots coming your way. So watch this space. And I'm sure we'll be talking a lot more this year. Thank you, Gantrese.