 And so we've been debating that inflation has really driven the need to put interest rates to a point that they're more competitive of a free market. So this was the first time that we got to see Bitcoin really crashed as a result of putting up rates to real markets after the inflation that came out. And now we got to see what Bitcoin was doing. Now because of the banking sector, we started to see real economics, real fundamentals that people, you know, Bitcoin's always done well when people realize they don't own their money or they can't spend their money or their money is getting inflated away. So we started to see that real use case, but we returned right back to our usual Ponzi economics. So what this highlights to me is that there is no way of actually moving from a central bank market to a free market.