Ryan Sean Adams

Yeah.

So how does the ZK EVM impact both of these variables?

Right.

Okay, understood, understood.

So the ZK EVM massively increases block sizes.

I don't know if you can put numbers around that.

And then as a marginal increase in block times, can that block speed come down in the future?

Or what does it take for block times to get faster?

And is that something that we are aspiring to in the roadmap?

Maybe the part that I wasn't sure of is like maybe the block speeds don't necessarily come down, but transaction assurances come down very, very fast.

And you're kind of saying, well, that's what people want anyways.

Is that correct?

Right.

OK, understood.

OK, so you're saying there's a variety of ways in which Ethereum speeds up broadly.

And then there's like zooming into what speeding up means, you know, has nuances, which you just went into.

And as at least when it comes from a user experience perspective, we have ways of providing essentially instant speeds from the perspective of a user experience.

Right.

Let's talk about the rollout plan for the ZK EVM.

We are in phase of Ethereum where there is no ZK EVM.