Alex Heath

I think it's a pretty good outcome.

I think that, like, you know, the... Well, I would sort of dissect that for a sec.

Like, I think the suing of the government in the South Park, they're both interesting, and they talk to two different things.

Like, suing the government is interesting because not many people do that, especially your own regulators.

But the beauty about the U.S.

is, like, you have that sort of system, right?

Like, the government has checks and balances, and that's an amazing thing about our system.

It's, like, none of the three...

powers that may be have full autonomy and full power.

They kind of self-check and check each other.

We disagreed with the regulator's assessment.

These markets, the law was clearly saying they were legal.

And I always say this, I think the law applies to the industry, to participants and people, but it also applies to the government.

Sometimes this is kind of missed, right?

The government is not the law, there is the law.

And the law is something that we all have to apply, including the government.

And we disagree with that decision.

And I think we were bold enough.

It was a very difficult decision.

I think suing government comes at a lot of cost.