Anthony Pompliano

And when you see the weekend chaos, one of the things I find very interesting is Trump, for some reason, he waits till 4.01 PM on Friday.

He'll say something good or bad.

Aftermarket stuff will react.

Obviously, crypto will react.

And then somehow, someway, every Sunday afternoon, an hour before futures open, he'll say something else and market will move.

Again, you guys have been one of the pioneers, I think, of the after-hours trading and trying to get as close to 24-5 as possible.

What's kind of the state of that now?

And do you see different behavior during the after-hours trading?

And when these investors are coming in and they're looking at this stuff, you guys now have stocks, you've got crypto, you've got prediction markets, you seem to really kind of be pushing along the way.

How siloed is it?

Like are investors just saying, hey, I'm a stock investor, let me stick with stocks?

Or do you see a lot of cross promotions?

You think people are using prediction markets for hedging or you think they're just speculating and gambling and all that?

Yeah, it is interesting when you think of almost there's like sophisticated contracts that, you know, people are trying to do.

And then the ones that I just I'm like, what are we doing here?

Or like, you know, how long is the press conference going to be right?

Or what color someone's tie?

Like, that's just pure speculation.

And maybe there's entertainment value to it.

Right.