 An interesting comment from Ian, BTC is a store of value if you want privacy use Monero. I would agree 99% with what you said for really, really strong privacy. Monero is much better, however, and this is a counter argument that is a valid counter argument because Bitcoin is a store of value, it has more liquidity because it has more liquidity, more value and broader acceptability and is easier to exchange. It's more useful as a currency and therefore it also means that it's used by more people, which means the anonymity set is much bigger. It's a bit of a double-edged sword, right? The specialist coin gives you better privacy, but in a slightly small anonymity set with slightly less liquidity and slightly fewer places where you can use it, the store value coin gives you, you know, Bitcoin gives you not as good privacy techniques, but a bigger, much bigger pool of participants in the anonymity set, many, many more places where you can use it in much greater value. So it's a difficult choice. Now, if all you want to do is get some privacy for your store value coin, then, you know, coin join is very useful information to have in the back of your mind when you're thinking about that. If what you're trying to do is use extremely strong privacy because it's life or death and liquidity isn't that important for you. If you're, you know, someone fighting a dictator in some horrible totalitarian nightmare scenario, then, yeah, I'd use Monero for that. And supporting me on Patreon.com slash A-A-N-T-O-N-O-P. Thank you.