Well, no, it was I met a man in a bar, and I'd been following these things, and I became vaguely interested, and then I thought, what the hell?

And I went and bought

shall I really tell you yeah go ahead all right so I bought 750 quid worth of bitcoin and I told my

18 year old son who's doing computer subs at sussig and he went oh no you're one of those people

who's ruined crypto for everybody because you're just

cashing and make it unusable as a currency there was a beat and then he went but really you should

buy Ethereum so I went so I bought 550 quiz worth of Ethereum as well so it's 13 is that

right 1300 and all and that was a month ago.

And I sold two days ago.

I sold out the original investment, $1,300 quid, waiting for that to come back from Coinbase.

If you tried to get money out of Coinbase?

It's like nearly impossible.

Nearly impossible.

But anyway, it's sitting there in a sterling wallet.

So I know it's there and it's staggeringly stable compared to everything else. And I have 600, you know, invented pounds

in Ethereum, which I'll just watch going up and down.

Oh, fantastic. So I'm somebody who's actually made money out of crypto.

Well, it's, um, it's good. The same conversation is happening all over Old Street right now. Oh, yeah.

Well, it's like, I think that's actually a big reason.

One of the reasons that sort of until maybe, you know, today actually, where it crashed to 10,000 pounds, why Bitcoin's value has just was so resilient was because it was just so hard to get your money out.

Well, you can sell the Bitcoin,

but you can only sell it into a euro or sterling wallet.

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