Brian Armstrong

So that's what we're trying to do with tokenization of every asset class.

Yeah, well, I do think he's done a good job of being very crypto forward and helping get some clear rules and legislation passed.

I go to D.C.

about once a quarter, but that's not really usually to meet with the president.

It's to meet with members of the Senate, our regulators, members of the House when the bill was going through there.

No, not yet.

But yeah, I mean, I've met him a few times and found him to be constructive on this issue.

And I think that if this market structure bill doesn't get moving, he may have something to say about that.

And I think it's part of his agenda to get this second piece of legislation through.

Getting crypto legislation passed.

That's pretty much all we talk about.

Well, it should be fair for everybody so American companies can win.

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.