Brian Armstrong

That's what he cares about, I think.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, you're getting a little above my pay grade on this.

I think the Senate is deliberating this back and forth.

There's arguments on both sides.

There's ethics rules that are already in law.

There's ways that presidents and elected officials raise money, like they sell t-shirts or whatever.

Our democracy needs to figure this out.

It's not our main focus.

Well, you're right that there are emerging markets where people have the least access to financial services.

And so they have kind of the biggest pain point.

And we are seeing a lot of adoption.

I think by some metrics, places like India and Turkey and Nigeria are actually per capita some of the biggest adopters of crypto.

But it doesn't mean it's not going to be used in the United States.

I mean, we started in the US.

It's still the vast majority of our revenue.

there's something like 52 million Americans who've actually used crypto at this point.

So it's a massive, massive user base.

I guess what we're seeing now is that people are using Coinbase as more like their primary financial account.