 What's your take on the whole narrative of store value digital gold when it comes to Bitcoin? Right. Well, that's where we see, we can look back at Satoshi's intentions. We can look at how the protocol was constructed and we can look at how it's used now. Bitcoin is planted in the middle of the 2008 financial crisis, weeks after Lehman Brothers collapsed. Satoshi in the first block in the blockchain wrote a UK Chancellor on the verge of second bailout for banks. I mean, Bitcoin wasn't here to replace Visa to have cheaper credit card payments. Bitcoin is here to take down governments. I mean, that's incredible. This is a revolutionary idea that will have monumental change for humankind. With that, money is one of the most important things in the world. It's a store value unit of account and medium of exchange. Whenever a new money comes about, you get shells, beads, then you had gold and fiat money and now you have Bitcoin. Each one has a curve of adoption because humans are animals after all. We don't immediately recognize a new idea as valid and totally open to it. One of my favorite accounts is the Pestimist Archive. Pestimist archives? Yeah. And so what they do is they scan, they look through old newspapers from like 1850 to like 1920 and they pull out really hilarious takes on bicycles and radios and everything else because people innately are afraid of new technology. It's just a human nature. So with Bitcoin, becoming a new money wasn't going to happen overnight. And the first stage of it becoming a new money is people recognizing it as somewhere they want to store value. Bitcoin has very good characteristics as a store value asset. Similarly, like gold is very hard to seize. For example, seizing all of our bank accounts can be done at the snap of someone's fingers. But going through and going door to door and knocking down each door and trying to find where someone hid their gold or their Bitcoin is extremely difficult. And so it's got those extremely hard to seize. It's immutable in terms of transacting with it. It has a finite amount or and then the production curve of it is costly. That's why it's called proof of, you know, essentially the proof of work of the costiness of production. Gold, as gold is demanded, more and more of the supply is sourced through an extremely costly method. If gold could just be found in infinite amounts and very easily then it wouldn't be very valuable. So Bitcoin mimics that same functionality with the proof of work algorithm. And so all these other other characteristics essentially make Bitcoin a good store value asset. It is a gold 2.0. And it was planted in the middle of 2008 financial crisis because at that time we lost faith in the institutions that surrounded us like our central banks or governments and our banks. And Bitcoin gives everyone the option to store their value into something that can't be seized very easily. It can be transferred anywhere. And that is a huge monumental change. And it's the first step in becoming a money. Later down the road it will eventually be widely held enough that we might then transact with other people for everyday goods and services. And then maybe those items will finally be priced in Bitcoin. But that takes decades. It doesn't happen overnight. Certainly the movement from shells to gold probably took hundreds of years. Gold to fiat took decades and Bitcoin is essentially doing it in the same amount. You know, a few decades I think we'll see if Bitcoin will have succeeded or failed. I think if anything what we're seeing right now we thought that 08 was fucked. 08 was it? 08 is nothing compared to this. I mean, not in my wild. I wouldn't say dreams because I don't dream for these moments to happen. I just predicted that they would fade. Bitcoin is built to give us another option. And we thought that something like this might happen, but not at this magnitude. I mean, I never would have believed ever that this sort of magnitude would this occur. Just the infinite amount of money, literally infinite amount of money printing, the bailing out of every single industry. It's like we forgot what capitalism was. So I couldn't be more excited for Bitcoin, Bitcoin's performance in this environment because this is exactly what Bitcoin is built for.