Adam Jackson

There's now seven core teams, so little companies that kind of like spend a lot of energy and resources building Braintrust.

Those seven core teams probably have like 30, 35, 40 or so full-time employees.

And so it's a relatively small- Total or each?

Total, total, total.

So it's a relatively small core group, but then you have 40 something thousand people in the community all contributing at some level, whether it's writing- Which of those cores are you part of?

Yeah, yeah.

It's my core team.

It's called Freelance Labs.

Yeah.

You got it.

It's about 20 of us.

We have a software development firm that makes money.

It's a dev shop just like anybody else's.

Most of the other nodes are either dev shops or sales groups that make money off servicing clients.

The whole point of a user-owned network is to build the network as a public good.

In our case, the public good is...

connect clients with the talent that need them.

And so it's built and maintained and upgraded by our talent, right?

Which is, it could either be, you know, individual freelancers who write code or design UI or write product specs or groups like agencies like mine.

So the investors, the purchasers in those rounds were purchasing tokens.