 I think Martin should start. But I do think, just to take one, I think inclusion. I think CBDCs and that whole can do a lot in terms of financial inclusion. So I hope that that's the principle. And that's also an area where I think if you develop open source, that that can really leverage that. And so I think financial inclusion is the one thing that I really hope that some of these things can push forward. That's really important. I should say one thing, I think I would say that. That's good. One thing to keep it quiet. Okay, one thing. I'll take financial inclusion. I'll add privacy. So I think again, thinking about trust, money as a social construct. How do we start to think about privacy in the state, individual privacy in the state of these new technologies, which will contribute to how successful we are when we think about inclusion goals. So I mean, so let's say, yeah, I'm going to say. So let's, so build it, building on inclusion, privacy, you know, that the core of this is obviously systemically important infrastructure at scale. So that the security and scalability and it has to, you know, the confidence that everyone has to have in the, in the functionality of their current of the fiat currency is like, there's no, there's, there is no higher bar. So well, you might guess, but it's transparency. And I think transparency really, you know, open source as this unique way of being able to be transparent while drive increased security and privacy. And so.