 What do you think about keeping a chunk of cash in a die savings account? I am loving it right now. I have actually used both the borrowing and the savings part of the MakerDAO platform. So I have created a collateralized vault, a collateralized debt position where I collateralize Ether and then generate a die that I can spend. And I did that actually after the price collapse of Ether because, first of all, that gave us a very good view of exactly the risks that exist in the MakerDAO die platform and how it can lead to some bad outcomes if there's a very, very rapid decline in price. But at the same time, because after the very, very rapid decline in price, the probability of an equally large and rapid decline in price just went down. Now, that may not be strictly statistically true. It's a bit like the joke where they say, how do you know there's not a bomb on your plane? Well, I brought one with me knowing that the chances of there being two bombs on the plane are very, very low. Not true. Those are not correlated events. But in the case of drops in cryptocurrency, they are correlated events. So I did actually use the MakerDAO system and I have played with it over the past year and a half. And I think it's very interesting using it as a savings vehicle where you invest, die, and then get return on your investment through the savings rate. That's a very interesting use of decentralized finance. But, and this is critical, these are very, very risky and experimental platforms. So I would only do it with an amount of money. I am absolutely comfortable stacking up on the middle of this table here and setting on fire without crying. That's the kind of investment I would make in highly experimental platforms. By the way, most people are investing far too much at the moment on highly experimental platforms like that. And that's their prerogative to be reckless, but it still is quite dangerous.