You got it. It's a very, very capital efficient platform, right? Because most of the people

contributing are actually doing so in exchange for tokens. If you're going to build a user-owned

network, like get your users involved early. And so it's a very, very low-burn operation.

That's why it's already profitable on the $6 million we raised two years ago.

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