Ryan Sean Adams

Okay.

Okay, let's zoom out here.

I don't know if there's any much more to talk about with Anthropic SPVs and like all that stuff.

I think that was pretty thorough unless there's something I'm missing.

But just like I want to talk about like the lessons that our capital markets are going to learn from this.

As we said, private markets are very large.

They're staying private for longer.

Money is changing hands.

It's turning into its own dysregulated, unregulated Wild West.

It's kind of the opposite of what our public markets were supposed to be.

But now seemingly some of the coolest companies are just staying in this wild west private market area for longer.

How do you think this evolves going forward?

Like, how do you think the market adapts?

Yeah.

Yeah, which can bring us back to actually what you're building at Patagon.

So understanding what you know and your experiences in the secondary markets, talk about just like the philosophy of the strategy of your company, Patagon.

Right, right.

So you do all of the things that you need to do to protect your clients.

You do the due diligence, you review the docs, you make sure no one's getting scammed, frauded, and you just be professional.

And protect your clients.