For the average person who feels priced out of real estate, how does blockchain technology, uh, finally bridge that gap?

So tokenization, most people have heard of a REIT, or most people have heard of crowdfunding.

It's, in a way it's similar, 'cause with the crowdfunding example, you have a business or a piece of real estate where, let's say it's a, we need a million dollars, right? So they'll put it up on the crowdfunding platform.

A bunch of people come together.

They, you know, pool their money.

Might be $100 a person or $300, whatever it may be.

Everybody pools their money together, and the person that put the project up there is able to now take those dollars and use it to, you know, execute on the project, whatever it may be, right? But each one of those people that had put money in, they now own a small piece of that project, business, property, whatever it may be, right? So that's, you know, fractional ownership became more mainstream when you started seeing, uh, these REITs like Fundwise or Fundible or...

What is currently in your way of reaching your top goals in scaling this tokenized platform, and ultimately achieving your, your vision for social impact?