 Live from Nassau in the Bahamas, it's theCUBE covering Polygon 18, brought to you by Polymath. Hey, welcome back, everyone. This is theCUBE exclusive coverage at Polygon 18 put on by Grid Capital and Polymath. Of course theCUBE is independent in publishing digital TV and research. Of course, we're covering all the action this year in the crypto space, blockchain, cryptocurrency, token economics, big news here with Polymath announcing a partnership with Trevor Kovirkyos, the CEO of Polymath and Amir Kaltec, CEO of Legzit. You guys just came off stage and announced the partnership. Yeah. Your ecosystem is growing. You guys are enabling platform. Talk about the relationship. Please, all right. So a while ago, we just realized that what Trevor and his team are doing is just fitting right in what we do. Like we, the marketplace for M&A, helping to liquidize assets. And a security token, I mean, in its purest form, is an asset, right? So we want to help, we want to work together and create an ecosystem in the future in between Polymath and Legzit. That's basically the thing what we want to figure out and how to do it. Yeah, I know we're big fans of the project and more importantly, the team behind the project. That's always what I look for when it comes to any investment or purchase or partnership and we're really excited. This is really a great sign for you guys. Congratulations, Polymath and Legzit. You guys are growing companies. This is the magic of platforms, right? You have collaboration, ecosystem partners really become instrumental for you guys. So it's a good sign. You get the leverage of platform, you get some time to market faster, time to value. This is what it's all about, right? I believe that security tokens are going to be a big part of our future revenue on Exit itself, right? And I can't miss out on that one and I'm happy that we meet at that early stage, so to say, where everything happens, where we set the path into the future. So, let's see what happens. Amir, I want to ask you as someone who's partnered with Exit, why Polymath? What was compelling for you? What was the reason? Obviously they have a secure token, so it's a platform, so yeah. And this is a trend that's your friend right now. So why Polymath? There are multiple ones trying to do that, right? But the thing is, I'm old school, right? If somebody I know and trust tells me this is a great person I need to talk to, this is a great project, then I do it. So, Tim Frost of Tower Solutions was the guy who connected us in New York on a brief meeting and now more and more. And so, this is how we started and I go with my gut feeling. If I see a sincere man, I see a sincere man and I would like to work with him. All right, great. Platform-wise, APIs, how's it going to work? You guys, can you share any details? I missed the announcements we were doing, CUBE interviews, what was announced on stage? Yeah, for me, and this is kind of what I've been echoing all week is that it's all about building the components of this ecosystem. We're trying to literally reimagine Wall Street and to do that, it requires new forms of structure formation of capital. So we have private equity, we have mergers and acquisitions, we have venture capital. And with Polymath, we're just trying to be the base layer that other exciting projects like Lexic can build on top of. What are some of the most important things on the platform, Amir, that you like? I mean, just get under the hood a little bit. What about Polymath is going to be a good deal for you guys, but what's the key thing? Is it the saving time? Is it certain things on the platform? What specifically about these guys that you see here? I mean, free t-shirts? Free t-shirts? Free t-shirts, definitely, right? And after that, a free t-shirt contest. Now, what contest? I'm kidding. No, to me it's like, look, you want to have a security token, right? And then there are multiple jurisdictions and there's a lot of legal compliance. It's a mountain of work in front of you. And those guys figured out how to do this simple and reliable for all of us. Kind of like what you're doing on the M&A side, except they do it for the security token. Yeah, it's subtle. It's subtle. That's the name of the game. That's the definition of an entrepreneur. Removing the blockers in front of you is the key and not the waste time on management cycles, on things that someone else is doing. That, to me, is good partnership. Sounds like that's what you guys are offering, right? Absolutely. All right, guys, well, thanks for sharing the news. The final word. Thank you. What do you see is the outlook for the partnerships. That's right. Guys, we're going to make some money together. You got to build the product out first. How's the sequence of order of operations of the partnership? Share the quick overview and then we'll run the segment. Yeah, so we have a lot of work ahead of us. And right now it's about getting, you know, Polymath, the demo is out, the alpha is out, it's live, you can use it. And my biggest priority right now is getting the application layer to the market. And that simply means a user interface, drag and drop, point of click. And that is my life right now. So once we get that out the door, these guys are ready to go. Yeah, the thing is, we are launching globally for development. Since two years we're in the dev rate in June. And soon after that, we will hopefully be ready for their platform. But speaking of that, it's public now, but we will work closely right away to figure out how to optimize everything in between our systems. So it's going to be like an ongoing process where we have to be careful about resources of course, you know, but it's going to happen during this year. Amen. Well, congratulations. The building blocks of success, you got to start with the core, it's theCUBE bringing the live coverage of Bahamas, big news here in the partnerships between the two companies, Polymath, and legs it, look for more coverage. We'll be right back with more live coverage after this short break.