 Facebook, Google, Dominating Facebook channels, and content, and the select of oversight. And making sure that we can be across these kind of sources of information. And I want to walk you through something that sounds a little bit technical, but I'm going to use some animation to walk you through something that I believe is the next wave of internet media that was happening years ago. And it's called blockchain, and I would say it's the new technology of trust. Because it will be a new impact between each other, a new trend. Because it's leveraging the open internet, leveraging the cryptographic functionality, and you will see how long it will get faster, more secure, especially when it comes to the information and also to establish a new way of trust. So something important to do, being more to a central model, you will see a totally different model. And let me explain that in a small animation that I think we are at the beginning of a major change. If you look at today how we interact, is we transfer over the internet information through the open internet. We always copy music, PDF, PowerPoint, whatever, if you want to change this between two parts. So there's a lot of duplication, and most of the cases somebody verifies that this is being processed in the right way. And that is the process on which it generates a lot of complexity. All the parties have to read one side of their position. They have to maintain their own hopes. And then after a week and a half, especially in the financial services industry, you buy and sell. So it takes a few days to have a lot of these involved. And it takes time, and it's important. And now with the blockchain, what's the desire is that we are moving now in a world that physical assets can be transferred. That means we don't want to have a duplication of assets, whatever is out there. We don't want to use a third party. It's almost like a self-regulated base. Few exchange doing a deal, doing a third party. And so the blockchain thing at the end, it's something very direct peer-to-peer. The information that is stored on the Internet cannot be changed. And it's happening without a third party. So in a little minutes, potentially, maybe Facebook, Uber, playing houses. Other third parties that usually between two parties are involved. Just the key point, what is the blockchain? I think you can discuss this in four talks. One is everything is digital, there's no paperwork anymore. Everything will be stored in a way. And the difference is that the network, that means you and I and other parties will verify in an automated way a third party will have to verify. So it's a very decent trust. And I will have an example in a minute about the media industry that the media at the end will make sure that those news are provided for the right months and also for the project. And it's secure. So you cannot add or change this information if it's out there. Very fine. It's secure through graphic and private law. So it's a completely different way of how we interact going forward. And it means, what's the difference? At the end, the middle man, it can be a buyer and a seller. It can be an eBay that will disappear. There will be a direct relationship between an investor and the company, somebody will invest. And that's for me a real example right now in the industry because the venture capital industry is getting diminished by this because there's no way to get out of this and walk in that companies can sell their virtual stocks through the blockchain. And it's getting more funding right now. And then from the front of the blockchain, then the venture capital. So venture capital is the middle person is already under pressure. It's the same also between reader and producer, the middle man is changing this information. And this is a serious business because they are very comparable with what happened in the years ago. We're talking about 2,000 startups working in old industries on a free media, logistic out there building up new solutions. And if you look at how much money already is invested, very similar than today in the start of companies 10 years ago, 500 million per year. But that number, that was the outlast. 700 million invested in blockchain this year will be over. Because with the technology, there's no access to capital that was not in place before. So we see a democratization of access to capital that usually we saw bottlenecks to private equity firms. Venture capital firms will be free. So there's something that I want to put you on here or put this on the record because this has the impact on geography, on region, on financial. Let me walk you through one example. I'm not talking about financial services. Financial services banking is far over. I would say very close to that is immediate. And Susan mentioned that now we run into some content introduced out there, and nobody can verify the level of control of the blockchain. So there's a company out there. There are many other decentralized startups out there that are putting out news networks called Decentralized News Networks that is a platform for producer, writers, reviewers, that means the producer provides funds. There is a community of past check, review, and the community is there. Also, they get paid for that. They provide based on God and business information and provides information to the community. And there's an incentive for that because everybody gets paid for it. So there is a way also to increase the adoption for that. So there's collaboration that's decentralized and there's a factual way also to put information out there. So something that's really fascinating to watch, I think the adoption of those kind of technology will be faster than I would say a paper. I don't have over three years to get a piece of news. I think it will be possible because it's a monetary effect that the user gets instead of a company like Facebook for marketing. And this can be applied for all in all in three, like financial services, logistics out there, and other industries. At the end, we're talking about significant benefits from this sector, exactly. We're talking about simplification. We're talking about simple speed for transparency from point of view. But the technology itself, at the end, it's a new technology all across. That is our community both in England and there is a momentum across the region and I think it's unstoppable. Thank you very much. I must say I still feel comfortable. I suspect that there's a chance, man. I also feel secure because if there's no graph in the internet, perhaps. It's a record because everything will be a record on the internet. So the traceability of all this is even higher from an ML on the market than you would expect from that perspective. You see, and it's a global theme. It's not limited to global countries, et cetera, including across the world. That's great. Thank you. And what I'm hoping is when we get time to question the people in the audience who will have a specific thing to ask, the whole idea of decentralizing here fascinates me partly because it seems to eliminate the whole idea of the fashion. The fashion editors, training, crafts, you know, if everything is a hobby, then who do you trust? You see, all the time, could get incentivized to be part of the region because they get hate-coupling. So that's a different role that the editor could play in the future. As a former editor, I'd probably make more money with your blockchains. Absolutely. I could say, first of all, I know that media access to information can be very convenient. Anyway, thank you.