 Do I have any thoughts on the role of regulators and compliance, and how it can benefit Bitcoin? Yes, I have many thoughts. I have delivered some of those thoughts in less-than-polite terms in other forms. I will keep them a bit more circumspect right now. Regulators have failed to protect consumers. Regulators failed to put bankers in jail. Regulators failed to stop fraud and crime on epic proportions since 2008. We have found out that gold is rigged, and markets are rigged, that mortgages were fraudulent and rigged, that entire foreign exchange mechanisms were rigged, and so far no one has gone to jail. The fines that they have charged are less than the profits made from the fraud, and that is a license to continue crime. Until regulators start protecting consumers, I don't think they have anything to add to Bitcoin. Bitcoin allows us to do consumer protection by putting control in the hands of the consumers themselves. Bitcoin is consumer protection because privacy is consumer protection. Bitcoin is consumer protection because user control is consumer protection. Regulators are just helping banks avoid competition. As far as I'm concerned, when your press releases are written by the banks you are supposed to be regulating, you should be in jail. That was the mild version.