Yuval Rooz

It's going to get bigger quite significantly.

And what you will see, and by the way, this is the double edged sword of privacy is that we plea the customers or the people that build on Canton, please publish the data out of your products.

So you're going to see other numbers.

There's seven life insurance companies that are issuing life insurance policies and annuities on Canton.

I mean, I'm going to start publishing the numbers and the values of those contracts.

And again, people will say we're liars, but then I say, yeah, sure.

Life insurance companies are also liars.

But you're going to see more and more people that have been building projects on Canton starting to publish the stats.

And that's the difference.

And I think maybe now, Ryan, if I kind of circle back to why I think people are annoyed, we took a very different approach.

We felt that, unfortunately, it took us this long to build the technology.

But I think that one of the things that is unfortunate, in my opinion, in crypto is that crypto created so much noise before nothing was built.

Right.

We mentioned EOS.

Just think about it.

Like we just kept on coming up, you know, with VCs backing us and going like, we're going to change the world and we're going to do this because, look, I have some scientists from Stanford that came up with, you know, proof of monkeys type of consensus.

And as a result of that, you know, we're going to do X, Y, Z.

And we decided, no, we're going to build stuff.

We're going to onboard assets.

We're going to onboard companies.