Yuval Rooz

You're not getting that ultimate, right, freedom from corporations.

It's just not happening.

And therefore, I just think that if I go back to the post, again, it's like, to me, you know, what I was hoping to discuss here is what is the mission of what we're trying to solve?

And as a result of that, we had to take design decisions that are aligned with that problem.

No, not at all.

But it's a good question.

So my only point is that as long as we are in agreement that the second you have an issuer, you are exposing yourself to restrictions beyond the permissionless world.

That's it.

I mean, the second you are putting your trust

in an issuer.

And by the way, that issuer doesn't have to be literally an issuer of a stable coin.

You could take all the different issuers of tokenized stocks.

In many cases, it's really like a derivative.

It's not really the stock.

But you are putting your trust, Ryan or David, I can't remember who you used because I was listening, but you were saying, here, look, I bought on my favorite super app.

I bought stocks while we were talking.

That was David.

It was Ondo was the issuer of tokenized Google.

Yeah, I mean, again, you're taking counterparty risk.

You are putting your trust in a company that actually is holding.