 active managers had less than 20% exposure to equities last October. So think about this way, last October, when the S&P was at 3500, now it's at 4500, only one fifth of all the active managers that take money, invest into those equities, they were during that time holding off, expecting something to happen and never happen. And of course it says here today, their equity exposures jumped above 99%. So almost everybody with the S&P 500 above 4500. So basically what's happening is this, these guys, they take your money, they take people's money and they invest at the top and they'll probably buy, you know, towards the bottom. Even here in the crypto market, you're probably a better investor than them. When people who are using these active managers to invest for them and the gains have been paltry compared to all the different things that are out there, why am I using you? And I started to look at all the things go, you know what, there's this thing called Bitcoin and it's up 80% since the beginning of the year. Maybe I should start to look at Bitcoin and crypto and digital asset. When people say it's smart money getting into it, it's not smart money, it's just big money.