Ryan Sean Adams

Okay, so a few other things.

I wanted another way to ask the question David was asking is like, is $6 billion a lot of money for North Korea?

Okay, okay, that's what I thought.

So this is a major funder of their weapons program then.

So they're not stopping anytime soon.

Oh my God, very bullish, yeah.

Okay, so what does national security...

at the US think about this.

So under a less crypto favorable administration, we used to hear murmurings that, you know, the White House, national security wanted to sort of shut DeFi down, shut crypto down, partially because of these types of hacks, right?

It's just like, look, if you guys can't secure your programs, your DeFi and your crypto assets,

Like, this is becoming a national security threat to the U.S., and, like, we might have to just come in and shut you down.

Like, I don't think I ever heard that kind of statement exactly, but you almost felt that sentiment or those rumors, possibly.

What about that is true, I guess?

What does national security think about the state of crypto right now?

Are they kind of pissed that this is happening?

I love that idea.

Even the idea of empowering the private sector is like, what is that, you know, commission bounty hunters or something?

Hell yeah.

I love that idea, actually.

And in fact, maybe I'm most excited about that versus all of the other defense, you know, which we need to do.