Explain a little bit more about the unrealized capital gains and superannuation for the listener.

This is the most insidious tax that anyone could possibly come up with.

If you hated your citizens as a government, this is the tax you would bring in to destroy them.

Okay.

Now, what it is, it's a tax sheet on gains that you haven't even cashed in yet.

How the fuck does that make sense? For the listener, let's just say you've got a property and your property is worth $1 million, investment property.

You've got it in your super fund, okay, which they've destroyed that now too, right? So you've got it in your super fund.

What have been some of the influencing factors on that? What's happening and what do you see happening then for the rest of this year, maybe into 2027?

And Matt, do you think it's a good thing that the US holds 3% of all Bitcoins? And what level do you think would be, before we start creating risks in the

ecosystem, if they held too many Bitcoins? if anyone can actually see what I'm wearing, I'm wearing a Bitcoin hat, which means I'm a Bitcoin maxi, which means that I love the decentralization.

No one actually controls it for all the reasons.

There's only a 21 million market cap.

So the fact that the US government holds a measly 3%, I don't actually worry about that at all.

The question would be, And what we should be probably questioning is why other countries aren't holding Bitcoin.

It's a bit of a Michael Saylor play.

People are going to look at getting to you whichever way they possibly can.