And so, yeah, I think there's multiple opportunities and different ones for different jurisdictions.

Yeah, I don't even know how I'm going to top that, but essentially, she's hit the nail right on the head.

Africa is so diverse, it's ridiculous.

And you see challenges in one region and you don't see things in another.

You see one, you know.

But then the key thing with the digital asset side, which I find very interesting, is there's been a lot of piggybacking from the regulators.

So I wear two hats on a typical day.

But just zooming out of stablecoins and going into digital assets in general now, they are presented as a way to connect African markets more directly to global capital, access to US dollars, as you said, but also putting that into a more tangible perspective, what has to be true for that promise to become economically meaningful? What would it take for tokenized local assets to become a large market in Africa to go to that influx? Okay.