I think this is like a moment in time. This shows to me two things. Actually, three. Number one, Jeremy

Alair is an incredible entrepreneur. He builds real businesses. I've known him through three different

businesses, Bright, Pove, etc. Number two, it's about crypto regulation. So David Sachs, the

czar of crypto and SEC and this administration want to make clear rules.

Under Gary Gensler, it was, you know, our way or the highway, unclear.

I think people were, you know, unlikely to go public because they were a little bit nervous.

What if it gets unwound?

And so, in fact, Circle was going to go out via SPAC two years ago, three years ago. They chose not to, I think, because of the regulatory environment. So that's number two, is the crypto regulatory environment. Number three is public markets. You know, there's not enough opportunity for the dollar.

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Hey, everybody. Welcome back to this week and service. I'm your host, Jason Kellyanis with me again, Alex Wilhelm. We got a huge docket for the press and everybody wanting to aggregate my opinion on recent events on Twitter with some friends of mine and the president.

I am going to demure Alex from commenting because all that's going to do is get aggregated.

A friend of says X, Y, and Z. Uh, yeah, my opinion,

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