But before we do that, if you were to take people under the hood of that traditional finance system and look to see actually how it works, what would people be surprised to learn about the more traditional way in which capital markets work? And what is tokenization then trying to improve upon?

And I think through one lens, people would be surprised about everything.

And I think through another lens, people would be surprised with the complexity.

And when I say surprised about everything, if you're someone who's very sorta tech curious, and you go to the airport or at your doctor's office, wherever, and you really pay attention to how people are using technology, there's a lot of steps in the process.

And I think with regard to finance and the traditional capital markets, there are a lot of steps in the process.

Now let me be clear.

The traditional capital markets are a highly efficient, digitized ecosystem.

But talk a little bit more about some of the themes in that op-ed, the global nature of this theme, and the continuation of this bridge between traditional finance and tokens.

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W- well, but th- this is an important dimension 'cause 10 times 10 times 10 times 10 times 10.

So if you believe, which, you know, it's gonna be a multiple.

You could argue is it three, is it seven, is it 10, is it 14? But it's gonna go up every year by a multiple given these tools.

So the amount of code in the world is gonna go up dramatically, and I think that when you look at a platform like Aladdin, and in many regards I think it would be like things with Bloomberg, they're at centers of an ecosystem.

The ecosystem is highly regulated.

The ecosystem has zero tolerance for fault or error.

Mm-hmm