Rory, do you want to come

in? Yeah, sure.

I think, yeah, when we talk about centralization and decentralization, it can get really high level really quickly.

And we're talking about abstract, complicated tech and abstract concepts.

So to kind of try to root it in an analogy I like to use is that this sort of centralization might seem natural in our social media use, but it's actually pretty unnatural in a lot of other very human contexts when you think of your own social life.

the sense of who you are at work versus at home versus with your high school friends, and the ease that you're able to move between those contexts and bring people with them.

You can have a coworker go to a bar and meet some of your other friends.

What are the opportunity that they're seeing with like decentralized system and centralized systems?