Manny

While Jamie brings that up, for all the people that are listening, the site will be available in multiple formats.

So when this gets released, it'll be on the base app for you to enjoy.

Everything is mobile responsive.

And then somewhere in Q2 or Q1, we'll have an iPhone and an Android app for you to all enjoy as well.

I think we think about it in like, you know, Blend, it's a protocol first, so it has multiple entry routes to it.

So the first customer that we're actually maximizing for is like the everyday user we want.

the everyday user that should have get access to like savings primitives.

So the way we think about in our core mission is that we want to bring 1 million new users on chain to try to have an average deposit size of $10,000.

So that gives like Blend hopefully an AUM of somewhere around the $10 billion range.

And we think that's like

something very doable, something thing that maybe you picked up on, but like we don't shy away about building this seamless, what we call web 2.5 experience, which why we coined it this way is that Jamie said that the thing for Euro is that we're actually going to integrate Revolut.

A lot of people are scared to integrate some of these big apps and say, oh, you're going to be, you're going to be taken away by them.

They, why can't Revolut do this?

Why can't do that?

And the question is, it's not about why they can't do it.

Or why they will do it is about like choices for the customer, the choices and like the protocol stack that we've made.

So it doesn't mean that you just need to have one banking app.

You can have Revolut.

If you look at Europeans, they can only save about $20,000 at 1.5% on their Revolut.

The remaining amount still has to come on chain because they still want a competitive rate.