Simon Kelada-Polupanov

And we're going to do our offsites in Mumbai, India this year.

Oh, great.

Perfect.

Yeah, so that's going to be really exciting.

So I think Ethereum community is alive and well, you know, and I hope that's not going to go away because that's such a strong community and with a purpose.

Yeah.

Besides that, I mean, there's like slashes in the pan.

Like speaking of Claude Bott, you know, like it's the community is there maybe to make a quick buck, you know?

That's right.

Yeah.

And anthropic credits as well.

Yeah.

So I think if your fundamentals are strong, if people align with your project, then your community is going to survive.

Honestly, I've thought about this.

I wouldn't change a thing.

I wouldn't change a thing.

It's like building, coming up to this idea, living through experience of clients approaching us, us running...

keepers or automations for one of the OG protocols.

This was all learning, you know, and operational experience that took us here.

Maybe it would move slightly faster with the production