Are there other industries that you're focused on?

Yeah, so collectibles broadly, like we're super excited about that category right now.

I'm seeing a lot of growth from both.

end users and that's internet space and then businesses starting out and growing very rapidly.

So that's like super exciting to see.

Other industries that we're really excited about are marketplaces.

Anything that between selling shoes online, selling courses, really selling anything can be cars.

Like, how would you guys facilitate KYC in that situation?

So what has changed? Is it the understanding of stable coins and what they are? Or has something fundamentally changed in the backdrop?

Yeah, definitely.

That's a good question.

So historically, people that use stable coins were end users that were pretty crypto native.

For example, if you were to buy Bitcoin on an exchange like Coinbase or Binance, You deposited with your bank account and you held stable coins and you transacted through there, or you transacted on a decentralized exchange with stable coins to acquire an asset.

Maybe it's Bitcoin.

Maybe in 2021 it was a monkey NFT.

Could you unpack that a little bit further, Daniel? I mean, what does it mean the opportunities are in the plumbing, not the coin? I mean, how big is the plumbing? How great is the opportunity right now?