 Well, hello, my name is Tommy Waranma. I'm the CEO and co-founder of egress codex, which is a blockchain applications and data analytics company. So we analyzed basically the economics of different industries and we noticed that they have a common problem. Basically, they have limited transparency, traceability and trust. We started from food industries and then went to other industries as well, like smart cities. So what we think must be done is to connect these data silos to information to flow freely and the data has to be correct as well to make sense. So the technology underlying this, our solution is blockchain technology, which you might have heard of. It's a different distributed database from a centralized database. We have one product out or it's nearly out. It's going to be an Apple store. It's actually a bike sharing application. The idea is that you can share your bike, for instance, and all that data goes through blockchain, which is immutable and accessible. So it's more open than in common applications. It's an example as a demo, basically for other industries as well. We can include smart contracts into that with micro payments for free. In the start it's actually for free, but later on it's going to be micro payments there. We are actually working with other ecosystems as well. So we are working, for instance, with VTT here in Finland, which is a research institute and other universities as well, to create powerful new ecosystems. So we mostly work with business-to-business solutions, but the mobile application is a consumer application as well. We are also partnering with the other blockchain startup, which actually creates the blockchain infrastructure. We can custom make solutions. We do these to access the market quicker and wider. So what our business is actually, we are doing the user interfaces and top of that we do data analytics. My background is in financial econometrics. I have a PhD in that, and I have working with the high-frequency data and high-frequency training, and we're going to apply some of those methods to the data analytics there. Then we're going to do smart contracts and tokenize the whole ecosystem as well, which you might understand and heard of before. And our core team is here. There's two co-founders, me and Emilia, and then the coder and the special guides for different industries. And of course, the advisory board. Thank you. And thank you. Time for the questions, please. Who do you see as your ideal customer and what industry verticals do you think they'll be working in? So, yeah, currently we are working in the food industry or with food industries. Like, for instance, I have a very promising partners in Brazil for coffee and cocoa and for the supply chain, similar to West Africa. So, basically, we are bringing more transparency for the supply chains. Also, we are working with biopharma companies to actually create ecosystems at EU-wide level. Thanks. I understand that there are different projects here that you're working on, just to kind of pilot and maybe learn from the market and maybe make some revenues here and there. But I fail to understand what is a big vision, like, I don't know, five years from now, what does the world look like when you've conquered it? Yeah, so what we think that there's going to be tokens for different ecosystems. So, they're going to work together. So, you can basically use our applications in different fields. And these ecosystems will have their own tokens, which you can easily exchange for euros or US dollars or whatever. So, basically, the ecosystems are the natural centerpieces for the blockchain and the technology. Well, I mean, is your job to become the global clearinghouse for a new tokenized economy or ecosystems or... We are going to do the user interfaces and data analytics, a little bit maybe like an IBM. All right. I didn't see any numbers in the slides. Could you talk about the economics? Oh, yeah. I mean, the bike sharing application. There's like 50,000 city bike users in Finland alone. So, we expect that when we launch this product, we're going to have a large crowd of people using our services in that sense. The ethical side is about 40 billion market in the UK alone. That's like a double to the tobacco market right now. And this is related to the ethical goods and services, basically the traceability and all the greener stuff. What are you going to charge? Oh, it depends on the application, of course. So, for the bike application, it's going to be micropayments. So, it's not going to be primarily per month, it's going to be by use. It might just be me, but I find it incredibly hard to kind of follow the business. But I mean, it feels to me like you're building a consultancy, which is going to help people to kind of like unlock value for UI, UX of blockchain businesses. But what's kind of productisable? What's scalable in what you're doing? Well, the user interface is discerning and we are partnering with different companies. So, basically we are sharing some of the profits from there. For instance, the tokenization, that's going to be an important thing. The tokens themselves are going to increase in value, which you already see in Bitcoin. That's only one example. So, there's a number of ways to profit from this. Once you start doing, once you bring the data together, you can make really powerful predictions based on that data. So, we are data analytics and user interface company in that sense. On the management team, who are the business people there? Okay, so, there's marketing people. Certainly, we have them as a freelancer as of now. I have a background actually in startups, like for a couple of years. So, I'm managing things myself. And then we are partnering with these companies, right? So, for instance, one blockchain company, they have their own management as well. So, we're going to do this together. It's in the flavor of a blockchain. And thank you, Tommy. Thank you so much. That was IACRIS Quotex.