We should probably zoom out real quick because we've been talking a lot about crypto and maybe

frame what we're about to talk about in comparison to what I used to do as a banker, right?

I think this is this next slide that you put up that looks like a superhero slide. What are you

trying to say here with this slide here? Looks like the boxing fight slide. But essentially,

so today we'll talk about the low risks or talking about proof of stake and single coin

staking specifically for stables because we see so much asymmetrical returns here. But I think

going back to the traditional trad fire out would make a lot of sense for people who have the same

background as you and maybe are not just moving in to defy at the moment. What is the difference

between proof of stake and the normal shares or equity plays that we say in traditional,

that we see in traditional finance? And I think one of the cool things of seeing this

Brian in terms of proof of stake is you know how in traditional finance you have

common shares and preferred shares or common stocks and preferred stocks? Yeah, it's something that

when you go to buy a company, you can go back in the day and the Wall Street Journal and you could

say, okay, I could buy common stock basically shares of Apple computer or you could provide

or Ford Motor Company or Disney or you could buy the preferred shares, right? Which meant you got

a fixed yield over time, right? And that was an option that you got, you could kind of have one

of the other. You could get the upside of the share and get no promised dividend or you could get

a little bit more of a fixed dividend and maybe slightly less ownership in the company. Exactly

it and you get voting rights on the common shares as well. But the beauty about proof stake,

just to show why proof of stake and this kind of similar to an equity model, right? Because you

need to hold the tokens. But what's better about DeFi than Trafi is you have all of that in one.

So the validators, those who run the nodes, they're getting voting rights plus the dividends and one

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