One of the things you talked about in this in this black hole video was Ethereum versus Bitcoin.

And again, it was fascinating to watch you almost realizing this while you were saying and

showing it, and you were looking at, again, you talked about Metcalf's law, you luck talked

about all these data points, and what Ethereum brought to the table, and how you were just more

and more convinced that this quote unquote, flipping what happened, or Ethereum with long-term

surpassed Bitcoin, or at least there was massive value in this network. And maybe you can talk

a little bit about that. You know, I've been rewatching my interviews with Andreas Hansenopoulos

from 2015, 17, and 19. He's basically describing Ethereum before Ethereum really had the traction,

and he's describing this whole potential future of smart contracts and these things, but it hadn't

really happened yet. And then we see it happen. Tell me what you were describing in that video,

and what you see and your thoughts on BTC versus ETH. So it started, you know, I've been involved

in Bitcoin's first 2012, 2013, and I get the value proposition. I get what it is. It's perfection

as an asset and it's store of value. And yes, it's still too volatile to be a store of value, but it's

compensated by the fact that it goes up a lot. So, you know, we don't mind. We have to accept

the volatility. But then, you know, I was starting to become aware of smart contracts in about 2015,

as some friends of mine started talking about it. And I don't really understand what that was,

but when they explained, I started realizing the future of everything from insurance contracts

to legal documents to anything could now go on a blockchain. And that meant for me also with my

finance background, okay, that means all derivative contracts, which are complicated and messy. And

we knew it when Lehman blew up. Let me know who owns what? So I'm thinking, wow, okay, that's all

the finance. Probably there's custody and there's clearing and there's, okay, these are a lot of

the things. And so I reinvested in the space. I sold out in 2017 too early. I then bought again

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