Just to get your thoughts on this in terms of what you think is one of the best ways to secure your crypto, what would that be?

So I think it depends on the stage of the user.

So if it's a very beginner, we actually would recommend them to start with a centralized exchange.

And this way, a good security hygiene, such as using a dedicated device for crypto, use multi-factor authentication, and also have separate emails for signing up for the services, that generally gives them good protection.

But as they graduate from a beginning status, they can start learning how to hold their own crypto, how to protect their own keys.

In that case, again, having a dedicated device for the wallet is very important.

And also how you hold the key is very important because you never want to actually take a picture of the recovery words or write them down and store it on a... web drive so those are type of attacks we have seen over and over again where the attacker getting access to their web drive it could be google drive or icloud and a lot of the private keys are actually leaking that in those ways

In terms of new security threats that users should be aware of, is there anything that comes to your mind that we're now seeing that we didn't see previously?