Well, let's talk about that split because you mentioned Andreas, and again, he was back

on our show in 2015, 17 and 19, and he's talking about this concept of DeFi.

He's not using that term because it hadn't been adopted yet, but he's talking about this

future infrastructure where we could, you know, program things and build things, and it's

going to change the world.

And it was interesting how you said early on that all of that has now become true, but

it didn't actually happen on the Bitcoin platform.

It happened on Ethereum, and maybe you could explain that to people who maybe are either

new to this space or don't understand why that happened and why you think that he is

also what's going to continue to happen.

But it was, listen to Andreas Antonopoulos, and reading through, you know, the internet

of money, all of his books that he's written on Bitcoin, he talked about that the first

layer of technology from this point forward is always going to be money because obviously

we all know money makes the world go round, and everything ultimately gets back to money.

And because of that, any technology that comes from this point forward is going to help

kind of the rails of money to move faster, because I mean, we're still using basically

the same technology to transfer money, you know, for decades now, when we have better technology,

as you know, the central banks kind of run the world, that probably has a lot to do with

it.

Bitcoin was kind of supposed to solve that.

Bitcoin was supposed to be the internet of money.

It was supposed to be the way that people transact from this point forward.

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