Yuval Rooz

But like, come on, I mean, us advertising on block works.

I mean, like I said, I mean, we have DEXs that are being used by degens that want to trade with privacy.

I actually don't think that that's a bad thing.

Sure.

So first of all, if you don't know who Broadridge is, if you ever received a letter to do a proxy vote on an equity...

it was probably delivered to you by Broadridge.

I vote on all of my proxy votes every single time.

So they are a small company that is running the back office and middle office for 70% of the U.S.

fixed income market.

So they do important things.

They're not necessarily like always in the news.

It's not like front and center, but they do process and manage a big chunk of the U.S.

market.

You know, you say that $300 billion is a big number and it is a big number.

But actually, when you look at the global repo market on a daily volume perspective, it is about, I think today, $10.5 to $11 trillion every day.

Only in the US, it's $5.5 trillion every single day.

Okay, that's what it is.

So $300 billion, right, is not even 10% of that.

It's close, it's impressive, but it's not that.

So what Broadridge have done is they move treasuries on Canton.