 It was a big opportunity for Switzerland to have the Ethereum launch out of Switzerland, so we learned a lot about these new types of financing, tokenizing smart contract systems. And Switzerland is very open for new regulations and Switzerland with the close, with the tradition of banking and finance and the tradition in the IT and technology sector as well. And having a solid and also a reasonable tax environment, we would be a very good place for any kind of a crypto ventures. Everybody actually has the opinion that it should not be too much of a regulation, that's correct, but we should have some regulations. It's very difficult to cover an old legal concept on new services. But that's always if you have new developments. And what we actually would like to have or what we like to see regulators, which have also a certain appetite of risk and to see okay, we don't shoot too fast, we let the industry develop, see in which direction it goes, and then actually decide what kind of solid, good regulation we will adopt. Probably we need to have a new definition of property, a new definition of identity, a new definition of organization. We probably have to think about contract law combined with function. We already have now self-executing or dividend receiving transferable securities. So these are all new technical applications which do not have or which are not mirrored yet in regulations. You know, if you have regulation, you also need means of enforcement. It's the enforcement and auditing processes as well as the supervisory activity of the supervisory authorities. They need to have also new concepts. So if the services change, also the enforcement and supervisory activities have to change. And this is not only creating new legislation, it is also a logistical challenge. All these efficiency processes can be used to efficiently deal with compliance requirements. The technology has the potential to make also enforcement and to make compliance more efficient.