Eyal Hertzog

You know, I used to work with VCs all my life and, you know, I'm pretty familiar with that space.

And for the first time ever, you have so many investors involved.

in such an early stage, and those people like, you know, they're internet animals.

They are pushing you to understand what you're doing.

They're vested in, I think there's a lot of power in having, you know, this kind of number of people that have a vested interest in the success of the project.

So very happy about that.

I think this is something that you see a lot in the crypto space.

And I think it's natural.

It's almost, you know, like having some lead VC and, you know, some followings.

So here it's in very large number.

And from the experience that we've seen, those people, even if they, you know, get bearish, they're not going to just dump everything.

They're going to slowly liquidate if they want to do that.

But there's also...

you know um especially among the where the whales that's how they called in in our industry those you know people who hold a lot of crypto because they got in there pretty early uh you know those from my impression are the biggest believers in the in the future of the space and they really do everything in order to promote it and and to strengthen it and and to make sure that that this um whole thing will succeed because what's what's

a new financial ecosystem.

That's a huge goal.

This is like, you know, it's bigger than the internet in terms of, you know, the implication that you can expect from that move.

So, you know, you really see a lot of people that come with great kind of mission and sense of purpose.

So I don't think that that is a big risk that someone would just dump everything on the market.

But I think that over time, obviously, we'll see the token distributed to more and more and more different holders.