Bill Cohan

It's a lot of fun to, you know, look at what Bitcoin does on a daily basis.

A lot of fun to talk about whether it's a trillion dollar asset class.

But, you know, I don't think it's really changed the world the way that white paper thought it might.

you know, I'm a student of human nature at this point between being a banker and journalist.

And again, while we did not have any preconceived notions and no agenda, you know, one of the things that I thought from the beginning is like, okay, if you have a

of this size worth, you know, 50 or 60 billion at various points through this film, and it's untouched for years.

I mean, it's like nobody's touching a fortune of that size.

That is not human nature, right?

That is...

That is outside of human behavior.

That is outside of everything we know about human behavior.

So, I mean, again, while I had no preconceived notions, I don't think Tyler did, you know, and say, for instance, Adam Back was, you know, one of our top five.

But I think, you know, and ultimately we didn't think he was part of this.

And I think one of the reasons I took comfort from our conclusion is that, as Tyler said, both Hal and Len are deceased and have been for a while.

And so...

And we don't have any idea which one of them had, if they had a key to the fortune or where pieces of the key were or whatever it was.

We have no idea about any of that.

But we do know that the fortune has not been touched.

And to me, it just doesn't make sense.

I mean, maybe all roads, some people think all roads point down and back.