So, of those cases, which one were you probably most proud of or you think was probably the most complicated?

I'm going to speak in generalities because I honestly don't know what's been unsealed at this point.

I haven't followed, you know, the cases as I've left and, you know, done things like start a family.

But I would say...

while i was at danny which is the district attorney's office so we started mapping out networks of like bitcoin transactions at the time like bitcoin was it right like now there's so many different uh cryptocurrencies and digital currencies uh at the time there was bitcoin and then you know you could use monero but for various reasons a lot of cyber criminals didn't but you know it was really like if you understood bitcoin you were good to go you didn't have to know either anything and so we would We had one investigation where we were closely tracking a mixing service, which is a way to obfuscate attribution, basically, of a Bitcoin transaction on the chain.

So it breaks it up into a lot of different parts.

It sends it to a lot of different addresses in different wallets.

So what's the history of that? How did that come about? And basically, what was it about your skill set that ultimately brought you into this career field?