 Patrick Toomey is the US Senator of Pennsylvania. He has a leading financial voice in Congress and a supporter of crypto. What are your thoughts on the bipartisan crypto bill? Do you think it's good for the space, bad for the space? Oh, I think it's terrific. I mean, there's some relatively modest differences in how they treat stablecoins and my stablecoin approach. I don't know if you've seen, we have not introduced a bill yet, but we have publicly released a draft. So those are very bridgeable differences. You heard Kirsten Gillibrand on the panel say, yes, we could bridge those differences. Some of the other things I would say also, I have some other ideas about how we could do these things, but it's very constructive to have a Democrat and a Republican Senator introducing together a pretty comprehensive bill that sensibly creates a regulatory framework that is meant to allow the space to thrive. From that point of view, I think it's very constructive. Going back to stablecoins, has the Terra Luna recent events, is that going to impact legislation at all? Have you thought about that? Oh, yeah, absolutely. I think it influences legislation in the sense that it's drawn attention to the space and it's a wake-up call to the federal government. So my own view is that algorithmic stablecoins should be treated separately from fiat asset-backed stablecoins. They're a totally different creature. But let's be clear, Terra was very large. And when something that large can collapse, the natural inclination of a regulator, whether it's the Treasury Secretary or the Fed Chairman or whoever it is, is to look out across the field and say, well, what are the analogous or similar instruments or products and what kind of dangers might there be there? And let's face it, we don't have a regulatory regime on the asset-backed stablecoins and they do plug into the conventional finance system. They're backed by traditional instruments like cash and securities. So I do think this has heightened a sense of urgency and that's important. Just one more question. With inflation, so how is that impacting the crypto market? Well, so this is, I mean, there's other people who know this much better than me, but I've been fascinated by the price action. So you might have thought that in an accelerating inflationary environment that that would be good for at least the store-of-value crypto projects like Bitcoin. Turns out it hasn't been the case, but it's also coincided with this huge risk-off trade across all asset classes. And so it's been interesting to see this crypto space start in some ways to converge in terms of price movement with other risk assets, I think more than it has previously. So yeah, I'm not sure what to make, but I've never thought for a minute I'd be able to predict where any of these tokens prices are going to be. For me, it's about the power of the underlying technology. So I do watch closely, but I don't know what to conclude from it.