 I'll leave it at that. Awesome. I think those are wonderful principles to keep in mind, and you know, given what we've discussed today, I would like to share something that we wanted to make an announcement today here at Davos altogether, that our three organizations, Hyperledger Foundation, Phenos and Digital Dollar Project, we've really seen this need for open collaboration, open development in the central bank digital currency space and the research and projects that are happening. So for this reason, we're coming together to start an initiative, the Open Digital Currency Initiative, to promote open source collaboration and governance in the CBDC space. Our aim is to promote the open collaboration development of central bank digital currencies involving all kinds of stakeholders, not just central banks, but those who are helping central banks and anyone else who's involved in this space so that we can develop really publicly shared resources and avoid duplicating efforts. From our perspective, we really think that most CBDCs are going to be quite similar in essence and not too different from each other, and so there's really a lot of benefit from collaborating on shared resources. We will be announcing soon how you can get involved on each of our blogs and social media. You'll see a link to a page where you can learn more and sign up to get more information as we do more announcements around this. So I'd like to invite Gab and Jennifer just to tell us a little bit about why you felt it was important to get involved in this initiative altogether. Can I go first? Sure. Yeah. So Digital Dollar Project is about experimentation. So for us, it's really easy, right? We see a space to really amplify the efforts that are happening currently around research of central bank digital currencies. It's a space for us to bring together our private sector players and introduce them in some instances to open source and start to involve them in a use case that helps demonstrate the value of open source in this space, and then again, contributing back to that social good and that social conversation. And this is a wonderful vehicle to do that. We also have a really deep bench of advisors in the Digital Dollar Project, of which Dave has won. I must announce on our board of directors. And it's a cross sector, right? So we bring a variety of perspectives and experiences, regulatory knowledge, and we're excited to bring the weight of that expertise into this conversation. What I will say is that open is great, but it only works if people participate and use the information and contribute, right? So please do come to either one of our social media channels and drop your email in to be a part of the process, because if it's just the three of us, we'll have a really fun time, I think, but it will not be as fruitful if we are not able to grow the ecosystem and the perspectives around the table. That's very exciting. Thank you. Well, from our perspective, as I mentioned, we start from the why, we start from the business problem, and this is a hugely important business problem in the industry. And so having the secondary market, the banks already primed for this collaboration beyond also the recent involvement that we have with regulators, technology companies, again, David sits on our board. You might imagine that he had something to do with this, but we really think we can bring sort of this A, removing friction from this collaboration. It took us five or six years to really build this understanding of trust and infrastructure that banks can really feel comfortable working in, because to your point, if we are the three of us, we'll have fun, but if it's going to take us years to build sort of the critical mass, we know that that's going to be too late. And then, you know, secondly, again, I think we can bring to the table, we're very complimentary to both Hyperledger in terms of the solutions and technology you guys have, and the sort of policy, really social good aspect that the digital dollar project brings to the table, so we were really excited to, you know, have the opportunity to collaborate with you guys. Yeah. So hopefully you'll hear more. I'll just add, you know, just a massive thanks, so the Accenture team is working with the majority of the G20 central banks, you know, in some, you know, in various roles and stages of the journey, we're deeply partnered with the BIS, and we're just, you know, just thrilled to be able to support, you know, Hyperledger, Finnaz and DDP. So you're not, we've already got a base team, we've got a bunch of, you know, we've got a whole set of central banks that are interested and engaged, and what a phenomenal set of partners. So really very exciting. And thanks for your leadership, Dave. Did you want to add anything, Martin? Just obviously the BIS is not part of this great initiative, but we definitely welcome these and other initiatives. And I think it sounds very exciting and I hope it's not just going to be the three of you. Well, that's exactly, we'd love to have you all involved. You know, from the Hyperledger Foundation perspective, you know, we see ourselves very much, not just in this use case, but in many use cases where enterprise blockchain is being used as a convener of many different stakeholders to come together to work on building these various technologies that everyone can benefit from, that you can use to build your use cases, your products, your services on top of. And in this space where we've seen a lot of activity already in our community, we thought it was really important to, and where I, you know, as I mentioned, we think that there's going to be a lot of similarities between these designs. We felt it was really important to work together with others in this space where we've got the banking community, the policy regulatory community, and the commercial community as well, to bringing them together. So we look forward to sharing more about what we'll be doing. Please be sure to check it out. I contribute. Yes, yes, we are definitely looking for contributions as well.