Jake Claver

I saw that, yeah.

And then he got in trouble, Max.

It's just like musical chairs.

Right.

And then he went to prison.

Now he's been pardoned by Trump.

I don't know if Trump's going to pardon.

Yeah.

You know,

There's the libertarian part of me that wants it to be an open, decentralized ecosystem that anybody can participate in that democratizes access and all the things that we want it for, right?

But there's also the part of me because, I mean, we're an SEC-registered RIA.

We're a wealth manager.

There's oversight.

And I think as long as there are checks and balances –

It can be a good thing for crypto.

We want the institutional adoption, right?

Like we've seen what the ETFs can do with the inflows that benefits everybody in the ecosystem.

But that comes with some other things that the whole premise behind this technology is kind of shunned for a long time.

But I think those two things can work together.

I don't know that I agree with government getting involved, but the regulators, I mean, we've got joint guidance from the SEC and the CFTC at this point, which is great.