 I'm Maryne from CrippleNet and I'm going to talk about two projects. The first one is the Web3 Storage Bounty Contract. So what is it? So we all know I think Web3 Storage is these amazing tools that allow you to store files on IPFS and Filecoin in a very easy way. And the way you do it, the way you access this service is just you drop your file to them via the website interface. So our goal is to make these tool accessible from any EVM compatible blockchain, for example, Ethereum or others. So something that is now from a blockchain you store directly to Filecoin and IPFS, passing by Web3 Storage. And this is, you know, a nice addition on Web3 Storage features that users can play with. And also, for us, for CrippleNet, it's a very nice way to test the general idea of bounty contracts. A bounty contract are protocols where the users can just place bounties to the service of store this file, store the file that is linked with this hash. And any storage deals we like to call can activate and provide the service and then claim the bounty. So we do this specifically for Web3 Storage as a dealer. And how we do it is simple. Basically, we have designed a smart contract that has three simple functions. The first one is create the proposal that is used by clients that want to store a file. And basically, this is allowed to create this proposal of I'm going to pay this bounty to anyone that will take this file and store it on Filecoin, for example, IPFS. A step to the proposal is for the dealer. And in this case, specifically for the Web3 Storage dealer, that check if the file is available, if we can access the file that was for which the proposal was made. And if we can access it and all other parameters, so the proposal can contain other parameters like, for example, the payment of the bounty or duration and other storage features. Let's say if orders are fine, he'll accept the deal. So now we say that there is a deal active between the client and Web3 Storage dealer. And we'll activate the Web3 Storage service and storing with Filecoin providers and an IPFS doing the usual service, the service that is already providing. And then, and this is like the deal is active, the file is storage. We have the last functions that we call claiming bounty that here is not that that's one that the dealer can call to get the bounty. So he needs to have some proof of storage that the storage was successful. And once that this is done, he can claim the bounty. Actually, right now we are not using this in the test in the test version that we have because the payment, the bounty is set to zero, so it's not really needed. Here you can see, like, like, like, this app is the smart contract is deployed on Growlick Testnet, and we have an app for clients that you can test if you scan the code. There is a small video here and I'll show you how it goes. You basically just drop your file, sign the transaction that is made by create the proposal with a MetaMask, for example. And when the proposal is online, you get a notification and when the Web3 dealer, the Web3 Storage dealer accept, you get another notification. And now at the end, you just have this nice link where you can retrieve the file if you can check and retrieve the file. Here is actually, we are still waiting for the confirmation from Web3. This confirmation usually takes a few seconds because Web3 Storage is, you know, downloading the file and activating the storage deals with Filecoin provider, uploading to the FFS node so that you usually need some times. Yeah, you can click on the link, the link to show you the file, waiting for the confirmation, and when the confirmation arrives, you can also go back to your home page of the app where all the deals are there with details of when you made the deals and for how long is active and this link where you can still check the file. Okay, I think this is starting again, so I'll stop.