So my start of a 10 is find that use case and then build it out.

Yeah, and I think it's, you know, you're not going to have the full benefit on day one, but it's a question of you've got to start your learning process at some point.

And as Theo said, choose your use case, something which is obviously, you know, relatively low risk in terms of changing what you do today, because it's part of the journey that you'll need to go on to sort of understand what are the implications on moving to a tokenized world.

And I think if you want an analogy, think about sort of back, what is it, 20 odd years when Mr.

Jobs waved his iPhone around and we all got our iPhone and we thought, well, this is quite cool.

It's a bit cooler than a BlackBerry and I can text and do emails and yeah, that's fine, but it's still a phone.

To us now, they're absolutely indispensable.

But if we were to have, say, an actively managed fund, high trading costs, so high turnover, what could potential savings be like? Is there a very broad number that we could share?