Leister

We're going to go after them because they did not launch what they said.

Here's now you asked, why are you so against it?

If we understand cryptocurrency issuance, and you can look at the data stats, the vast majority of issuance are from people that are not of the United States.

If we accept that stat,

that the vast majority of people, not in the United States, they're not going to be subject to this scrutiny because they cannot be, they can try to enforce it.

But if it's somebody out of Vietnam, that person is not going to be subject to us scrutiny period.

So it doesn't solve the underlying problem.

It simply doesn't.

It does allow central exchanges to be more confident transacting because those are largely secondary markets.

If the exchange is smart enough to build their web, to separate their, cause they have like launch pads and pre-sale things.

All you have to do is build your web to create a separate area for your launch pads and pre-sales and everything else.

Lock it behind a login.

After you log in, test where they're coming from by way of the address for the billing for them withdrawing assets.

So.

If they want to withdraw assets, they got to give them a bank account.

You ask where the bank is.

You can tell from the transit number routing number, the transit number tells them where the bank is.

You go off where the bank is and you say your bank is in the U S as a result of money going there.

We're going to let you go into this pre-sale thing, but we're to give you a big box right up front that says,

Transacting these is investment contracts.