And how did you get into crypto? And how did you become this teen crypto?

It's kind of a wild story.

So about 10 years ago, I was 13 years old, it was 2016.

And my father told me about Bitcoin.

And at first, I didn't think I could do anything with it.

I thought it was just like, you know, finance things, stocks, who cares about that? I was 13 and ignorant.

And So by the time I was 16 in 2019, I finally sat down with my dad and I asked him to do a Bitcoin transaction.

So Randy, so what kind of surprised you the most when your posts and your and your platform started, you know, taking off when you were 17? What surprised you the most? Like, what was the pattern that you saw there?

I mean, are these tailwinds? Are they headwinds now? Where do you think we're going in the next couple of months?

You know, in regards to the Genius Act, that's already signed into law.

Whatever happened, happened.

That's done.

And I do believe that the Genius Act opened the doors for stable coins in the United States.

But again, it kind of puts the power in the state's hands, which is why you're seeing a lot of states make their own rules when it comes to stable coins and stable coin issuers, especially issuers that are below that $14 billion mark.

When it comes to the Clarity Act and the battle there with stable coins, I think this is going to end up getting ironed out.

I mean, is there any advice that you say to them to think about the longer term picture? Sure.