Yeah, or, or even a stack like, Hey, this is a stack I might finance purchase a house with. And here's a stack that like my neighbors selling their lawnmower. That's the stack I might roll with, you know. I always think about the peer to peer stuff because I think that's coming heavier, you know, as time goes, it's going to be exciting to see. Yeah,

100%. Larry, you're, you're, don't worry. You've got your work cut out for you right now, but it will get easier. I promise. I hope

so. I think you can maintain

for a few different reasons too. Like, if you're trying the biggest problem that's obvious with refusing privacy is that you're going to get hit over the head with a crowbar. If you're being surveilled, you become the target of theft potentially. So even if you have KYC coins, if you're able to fence them off some way, remove the number of people who know about them, I think that can have some significant benefits to you. And as far as people just getting started, Ben Carmen gave a great talk at consensus of all places that went over, you know, self-cost, you know, self-cost, you know, self-cost, you have identity. But I think the fact that we noticed in a conversation, the fact that we had a lot of people who, you have agasenergy imperialist currency to the wink, the pitches in moves for a Nasa organism. And so, reallyrial diversity. Right. So, like when we could do democracyplay,lords, it doesn't mean they're among the people themselves who have not been... And so, like... Basically. some basic stuff you can do. And then if you want to get into advanced, okay, what's the implications of lightning? What's the implications of using CoinJoin? You were already in a pretty safe place.

Yeah.