 Okay, so welcome to the Alastria presentation. My name is Juan Jimenez. I'm the CEO of Alastria, which is a blockchain consortia built in Spain. I'm quite present in Europe, you know what is happening in Europe when it comes to blockchain. What is Alastria? Alastria is one of the largest public-promissioned blockchain networks. It's a multi-sector blockchain platform and it's bringing together corporates, SMEs and academia, but also public institutions, governments, for a common purpose, which is the implementation of a decentralized economy. We're neutral in terms of technology. It's a neutral meeting point. It's a trusted, regulatory aligned. We did our efforts of advocacy when it came to Mika, the pilot regime as well, and all the usage of DLT in Europe. It's all about innovation and blockchain development. Our aims is democratizing the access to blockchain, of course. It's also fostering new digital business models, supporting the development of blockchain networks, and gaining new insights into blockchain and leveraging real-world use cases. For sure, it's about strengthening the public-private collaboration, the so-called public-private collaboration that is happening more and more in the European region. At a glance, the figures, the KPIs, which are always important, you have to measure them. We are more than 500 members already. When you combine public and private, both corporates and SMEs, as I mentioned, is 21 nationalities. It's mainly Spanish, but also we have lots of people from Latin America gathering together and bridging the two continents, and we get more and more people from different parts of the world. It's 48% built on small and medium enterprises, so it's quite inclusive when you look at it. It's 22 economic sectors. As I mentioned, it's multi-sectoral. It's not only financial services. It's not only utilities. It's the whole economy itself. 51 public administrations. It's super important to bring the governments with us and convince them about the powerful usage of technology, in this case blockchain. We have more than 14 working groups running at the same time. Actually, 60 use cases working into production. This is not about testing. It's about production now. From these members that you see over there, more than 60 of them are working on top of our networks, providing the production and serving their clients. We have two blockchain networks, of course, one of the most important built on hyper ledger, Bessu. The competition that we promote, we bring to the ecosystem this green, greenish part here, the infrastructure. Our play is mostly infrastructure play. It's totally open source, it's open for the public, and our members build the smart contracts on top of the infrastructure we provide. In some cases, we help them audit the smart contracts, control and measure the smart contracts before deploying into production, and in other cases, we help them build their own smart contracts with a toolkit that we put together. This is a benefit that members get from belonging to Alastria. When you look at the networks, as I mentioned, of course, there are public networks, super important. It's where the innovation comes from. We are close to the public ecosystem as well. There's also public environments. Most of our corporates and the members that work with us, they use private networks, but we are believers of this piece in the middle, which is public permissioned networks. This is what we're promoting, which combines the advantages of public and private. It's an open infrastructure. All participants have to be identified. Identity is super important to Alastria, but we have a decentralized governance. When you look at it, it behaves a little bit like a DAO, when you look at the networks and its procedures. It's about interoperability, compatible with digital identity. The digital identity we provide, we have a protocol, a digital identity protocol called Alastria ID, compliant with EIDAS 2, which is the digital identity dossier that the European Union has put together. It's compliant with the current regulations and is operating under certain governance and procedures that we provide to the ecosystem. Our members can become node holders. There are regular nodes that have a copy of all the information that is in the network, but when they want to get a higher profile, they can run validator nodes. We have these two types of nodes in our networks. These are the networks we are operating. Of course, we started in 2017, and by 2019, we deployed our mainnet built-in quorum, the JP Morgan protocol that they developed and provided to the ecosystem. It's 200 regular nodes already, plus 10 validators. We have our identity model deployed there. It's a very robust and stable network, and it's net zero in terms of carbon and in terms of our energy consumption. We also have the BESU, and that's why we're here. The Hyperledger BESU started later on in 2022. It has already 21 regular nodes, five validators. We have also the Alastria ID deployed there. We are contributing to European projects. For example, this one called TrueBlo, the truth of blockchain, in order to detect fake news and in order to improve the quality of information that the European citizens consume. In this particular case, in this European project, what we're providing to the network is the usage of this Hyperledger network itself. There's more than 300 companies in this TrueBlo project working on top of Hyperledger now. It's modern and powerful, and most importantly, it's also what Lackchain, which is like the twin brother of Alastria, but in Latin America, is using and is totally interoperable with what we have. Lackchain and Alastria are working in the same protocol. This is super important for bridging the two continents when it comes to the usage of blockchain. Working groups, we have a sectoral of arts and culture. No surprises where the NFTs and all the things that we're doing happens. Most of our members here that are deploying NFTs are part of this sectoral. Real estate, all about tokenizing real estate assets and also lending facilities that are underneath these real estate assets. Financial services is close to our heart. We have most of the banks as members of the Alastria ecosystem, and here they can find this network effect, the so-called network effect of working with digital currency, with payments, and with digital securities use cases. Also energy and industry for the zero, super important. The tokenization of energy is quite interesting as well. Transport and logistics, traceability, which is the name of the game when it comes to supply chain finance, and health, the way we register health data and the way we change data from public hospitals to private hospitals and the other way around. We also have commissions, which are super important when it comes to stitching together the whole thing. These are cross topics as identity for sure, but also ESG, mostly the E-part, so the environmental standardization. We're part of the different bodies of standardization in the European Union and also worldwide. Cyber and AI, which are cross emerging technologies that make sense in this mesh of emerging technologies as well. It's a big ecosystem. It's 14 working groups working at the same time, super relevant for our members. Use cases, most of them are about notarization, so registering data in the network to have the data there notarized and available for any third party. Also traceability in supply chain finance, food traceability is one of our main use cases, but not only. Identity is very, very important. It's a big one. It's a big topic now in European Union. We're going to enjoy digital identity in Europe in a year time. And the EIDAS 2, as I mentioned, provides the opportunity of using decentralized technologies to build this new identity. And tokenization, tokenization of real world assets and also intangible assets. So out of these 60 use cases, we have this pie chart and this is the distribution. As I mentioned before, we're part of all these international different bodies. Of course, hyper ledger here, very important, but also in ATBA, the EU blockchain observatory, the EBSI program, which is seven projects at the European level, a perspective, all of them public. We're part of a lag chain. We're allies of a lag chain. Lag chain has a neutral operator in Latin America that serves 27 countries already. The W3C, which is the normalization body for payments in the internet, is Authentic Nalek Etsy and the Blockchain Association Forum, which is based in the UK. So we're part of all this whole ecosystem. Of course, pretty attached with what is happening in Europe. Again, we don't want to be only Spanish. We want to play in this 27 member state convoluted architecture. And we contributed with initiatives with this Alastria ID that is functional now through all of our contribution in standardization and these very projects that have been super interesting. This David 19, we're quite proud of it because we fought in our way the COVID-19 situation, registering the vaccination process on top of our networks. So this is mainly it. I hope you liked it. If you are interested in knowing more, please visit alastria.io or, wow. You can send an email to become a member to do member at alastria.io. Alastria is where blockchain happens. Thank you very much.