Ryan Sean Adams

But I do kind of like that one.

That requires the most coordination, which is the biggest challenge for Bitcoiners.

Yes.

It's just like...

Engineering effort and just like the work required.

The work required, yes.

Qualitatively, Bitcoin...

has a coordination and a consensus problem.

Yes.

And Ethereum, like some of these things, like admin vulnerability for something, for example, 200 billion in stable coins and real world assets controlled by quantum exposed admin keys.

Well, the admins just need to do the thing.

That's right.

And there's a lot of those examples, but it's a matter of just like, hey, you guys are the admin over this smart contract.

You guys need to upgrade.

And I mean, they will because they have $200 billion at stake.

And so while that's an engineering challenge, it's not really a coordination challenge in the same way that Bitcoin is.

And so, yes, broadly, there is more to do on Ethereum.

Like you said, maybe 2 to 3x more to do.

Maybe even I could go up to 5x.

Could you?