Alex Svanevik

Like, actually, we want Japanese companies to be validators.

And so, yeah, could make sense, maybe.

I think...

Do you have like domestic internets?

I guess you could argue maybe China has its own domestic internet to some extent.

But I think generally blockchains are more useful when they're global.

Yeah, totally.

So number one, we care about quality.

So just for context, we are probably the best company in the world at labeling addresses.

Okay.

And we have 500 million addresses labeled.

And every label, we have evidence.

So that if you ask me, hey, why is this labeled Arthur Hayes?

I can look in the database and I can figure out.

Because he mentioned it here or he posted a link there or he was active on the governance forum there.

There's always a piece of evidence for every one of those 500 million levels.

So quality assurance is kind of baked into our DNA.

And so we take that same both technical know-how of doing agentic attribution, labeling of addresses, and quality assurance.

And we are now using that for agentic interactions surrounding Entrez.

So we run evals, which is kind of sort of AI speak for...