 What the SEC considers a security today might not be a security tomorrow. And what I am talking about is there was a interesting conversation between MSNBC and former SEC chair, Jay Clayton. As we move forward, and we're trying to get a little bit of clarity about what is a security and what is not a security, I think it's this type of speak gives the SEC room to pivot, but I'll let you make the judge of that. So when asked if Ether is a security or a commodity, Jay Clayton, he responded, things can go from being a security to not a security. Looking at the way a crypto asset is sold is the best way to sell to say whether it is a security or not, noting that current offers and sales of Ethereum are not security transactions. Now this was from William Hinman. This is in 2018, a speech that he gave. This has nothing to do with right now, but back in those days, it seemed like Bitcoin and Ethereum were a shoe-in for not a security, maybe a commodity.