 So this is what it all comes down to. Really, it always came down to regulation and what the SEC was going to do. And I'm just going to hear to tell you that this is the time that I've been waiting for. And what I'm talking about specifically is the SEC cracking down. And we know that they came to crack in. They said, hey, no more of that funny business with all your staking. And then the crack had to pay $30 million. And just recently, I think it was yesterday, SEC is suing Tron founder Justin Sun and a couple of different influencers like Lindsay Lohan and Jake Paul and things like that. And then, of course, yesterday last night, this is what it came down to. Brian Armstrong, the CEO of Coinbase, says, look, we just received a Wells notice from the SEC. And when you get a Wells notice, that really means is that they're going to sue you. That's exactly what's coming to Coinbase. And I'll get into the why and all that stuff. But I said this weeks ago, we have to sue the SEC. Grayscale is doing it because they said, look, if you're not going to allow us to get a Bitcoin ETF, we're going to take it to court and we're going to figure out why you allowed, did not allow spot Bitcoin ETF, but a futures ETF. It makes no sense to us. And right now it looks like they're doing pretty well against the SEC. But I've always said, when you have a bully, there's only one way to treat a bully. And that's to stand up to the bully. And really it comes down to the obstacle is going to be the way. There's only one way through this. And it goes through the SEC and we have to beat them. That's really what it comes down to. And this is what Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase said. He said, look, he goes, this is the Wells notice. He usually proceeds in enforcement action. He states, two years ago, the SEC reviewed our business in detail and approved Coinbase to go public. It is a publicly traded company and there is some information that we're going to go over in just a little bit which is going to tell us which way we should support Coinbase. Our S1 clearly explained our asset listing process and includes 57 references to staking. Coinbase runs a rigorous as that asset review process rejects by 90% of assets. We are right in the law confident in the facts and welcome the opportunity for Coinbase and by extension the crypto community to go before a court. Going forward, the legal process will provide an open and public forum before an unbiased body where we'll be able to make clear for all to see that the SEC has not been fair, reasonable or demonstrated a seriousness of purpose when it comes to engagement. And when I read that, I'm like, finally, you know, we'll get this out of the way because we have to do this. We know we have to do this. We knew that all roads led to this. And I put out a tweet last night, I go, this is great. And I said, I'm going to talk about this in tomorrow's not financial advice live show with Guy and Ben. I said, but we got to support Coinbase. That's legal process is going to be long. It's going to be years. Look at what's happening with Ripple. And I said, the way I'm going to think about doing this is investing into the stock of Coinbase. And I whipped open my phone and I said, OK, Robinhood, this is what we're going to do $100 every day. That'll be enough to support them and we can kind of, you know, kind of rally around. What is Coinbase? And the memories I was getting about this, and I talked about this in the tweet. I said, you know, this is just like GameStop. I mean, if GameStop can do this where they can, you know, their investors, they get tired of the shenanigans that are going on with the behind the scenes action and the people that are shorting it, they rallied around GameStop and they stopped and they put them in their place. I thought this would be a good opportunity to do that same thing. However, in this morning show, the guy and Ben, I talked about that exact same thing. And Ben had a great point. He said, you can do that. He goes, but just be aware that Coinbase is selling their stocks right now. I said, oh, I said, that's a good point. Let's take a look at how much they're actually are selling. Because if I'm selling and they're, if I'm buying and I tell other people to buy and then all the upper management is selling, what's the point of that? So, reach out to some people and they said, just take a look at FinViz because Coinbase is a public trader company. All of their sales will be recorded. So I'm gonna link this website, finviz.com and you just up here where it says, search the ticker or company or profile. You just put in coin and that'll be Coinbase. And you can just take a look at all of these data points but down here, if you scroll down, you can see who's selling and who's not. So Paul Gruel, who also tweeted about this, things that are happening with the SEC. Just yesterday, sold about $64,000 worth of stock. And then of course, you see the big ones, Brian Armstrong, Brian Armstrong, Jennifer Jones, the chief accounting officer, Dave, just been selling. Now, to be fair, there have been some buys here but it hasn't been substantial buys but that's what you can see here in the green area. But you see a lot of red and I'm not faulting them for that at all. This is a free market. They're free to do whatever they want to. And if we really drill down, of course we can see here on the first page but if we just drill down to like, say, Brian Armstrong, all transactions, he sold a lot. So, I mean, starting on April 14th, you can see that the value that he sold of his shares, 749, almost 750,000 was 291 million, 827,966. You can see right there. So for me, I think to myself, it is a good rallying call to do those things and it's great to support the community but sometimes we have to be careful about what you're supporting. If they are selling, I'm not saying they're going to dump everything right now. It just makes me think twice about it. So then I thought to myself, well, how can I support this? Well, there's a couple of ways that I can do this and we can do this. One of those ways is to always give updates about the story that is unfolding, how things are going, but the bigger one I think would be just to use Coinbase itself. And I thought to myself, well, how can we do that? How can we, what are the best ways? So if you take a look here, how does Coinbase generate revenue? Because this is going to be a multi-year lawsuit. Funds are going to be needed. And someone did point out that, you know, BlackRock is in some way mingling with Coinbase what they're doing. But regardless, in the final quarter of 2022, this is how Coinbase generated their revenue. It was 605 million, 605 million in total revenue. 322 million came from transaction revenue. That's from us. That's from the retail buyer buying crypto. And 282 million were subscriptions and services. So what are subscriptions? It's this, it's Coinbase one. And I already have this. So I think we're doing our part already. And I'm just going to ask you, I mean, you can do whatever you want to do. I can't give you financial advice. If you want to buy stock and those things, just realize that the normal flow or function of businesses are sometimes to buy and sometimes to sell. And you could be buying it, it could go up, but there is a chance that they sell and you are picking up those bags. However, if you have a service like Coinbase one, it's a subscription. It gives members access to zero dollar trading fees. You get dedicated 24 seven phone support, one million account protection and they pre-fill a form for taxes, which is great. And just so you know, there's a fee free trading volume limit. And for me, it's $10,000 per month. I don't know what it is for you, but that's what it should be for most people out there. And it costs $29 per month or it's $19 a month to be paid for a year in advance. So that's how I see us supporting these people. And I got to tell you, if the other exchanges, the Celsius and the Voyagers would have just, you know, just stuck to their basic model and not went crazy for yield, they probably would have still been around. Well, I don't know about Celsius, but Voyager definitely, but they got a little greedy loaned out three hours capital. So when I see if things that we can do, this works for me. Anyhow, let me actually think about that in the comment section, just to finish off is some other big news, which is Doquan reportedly got arrested. So there is justice out there in the world and he was arrested in Montenegro. Where is that? You're looking at, here's Italy, Croatia, Slovenia, right by Serbia and Kosovo. So he was picked up there and it looks like there's an extradition process. So we'll be covering that story as it unfolds. And that's is, I think good news for a lot of people that lost a lot of funds and we'll see him face justice for that. And then lastly, I just wanna talk real quick about Bitcoin and the process. And I put out a tweet and I said, you know, not all things are doom and gloom. I mean, look, yes, the SEC is out there. Yes, there've been some collapses of the crypto market, but also the banking market. But just remember, I said Bitcoin, and everybody talked about this, it was only went up in the quantitative easing tighten. There was never massive rate hikes, recessions and wars and things like that. So it'll never make it in those conditions. And you can see that this was this morning, it was 27.5. And someone said, hey, you know, you should actually make it very fair. You should show it from the beginning of quantitative tightening. I said, okay, to be fair, quantitative tightening when the Fed starts to unload its balance sheet began on June 1st, 2022. And the price then was 29,833. And I said, to be fair, remember, we had major failures, Celsius positive draws on June 12th, Voyager on July 5th, FTX and BlockFi on November 10th. And just yesterday, we were at 28,912. So in all honesty, I think Bitcoin's doing just fine. And actually, if you take a look right now, Bitcoin's back up to 28,633 and that's a nice green candle. So look, I know there's a lot of volatility going on the market, but I think we're in the right place at the right time. But that's it for today. So look, if you like today's video, thumbs up. I highly recommend, if you could go over there to Coin Bureau Clips and take a look at the talk, talking and discussion that we had, me, Ben and Guy from Uber was a pretty good one, roughly about an hour. I'll link that in the description. But that's it for today. So thanks so much for stopping by. I appreciate it and I'll see you on the next one.