 So we're here today at the Inside Bitcoins Conference which is being held in Melbourne over a couple of days and I've been impressed by the fact that nearly 500 people are going to come and listen and talk about bitcoins over a two day period in Melbourne. This shows sort of a level of interest in Australia which I think is promising for both the technology sector and for cryptocurrencies in general. What's clear from talking to a number of the people who have attended the conference and who are speaking here is that the potential for Bitcoin is huge. The range of things that can be done with this technology go far beyond the simple exchange of currency between somebody buying a coffee and somebody selling it. So the market at the moment is largely being driven by investors who are trading bitcoins. There is a much smaller market being driven by retail businesses that are prepared to accept it. But generally what we've seen from the audience with people from the finance industry, from the media, from regulators is that there is an ongoing attempt to try and come to terms with this currency. From the early days of this conference the participation has grown and we expect that's going to happen with this particular conference or other conferences like it on cryptocurrencies and it's going to be interesting to see how this actually spurs this whole sector on.