Adam Jackson

You're not the only one to be like, wait a minute.

So I use the analogy of Ethereum.

Ethereum is what's called a public good, right?

It's this thing that's out there that no one person owns.

It's completely decentralized.

A lot of people own it.

And what it does is it creates this whole new platform for smart contracts to exist and operate and be secure and be immutable.

And that makes the world a better place.

There's tons of people making money on Ethereum because Ethereum was generated by people that wanted a public good to be there.

And so you look at DeFi, there's tens of billions of dollars in DeFi right now.

So Braintrust is similar.

We are building, I have a small for-profit company called Freelance Labs that, and I'm just one of,

dozens of companies building brain trust as a public good because all of our businesses collectively will be better when brain trust exists and is out there in the wild.

Yeah, good question.

We haven't published a public leaderboard yet, but it is on the roadmap.

100%.

So what we'll do, so we haven't publicly rolled this out yet, but we have what's called a connector program.

That's the thing that pays out that percentage basis of everything you refer.

And I mean, it's like an affiliate program on steroids.

Exactly.