What changed?

Yeah.

So like, I'll give you a snapshot of what Ethereum was doing as a system in early 2020, early 2021, and then today.

And I think that really just kind of puts into perspective where we are.

Like transaction volume had like 33 billion in early 2020.

That went up... roughly that went up to like 700 billion in a year it was massive like the amount of transfers the amount of d5 activity at mostly like d5 farming Transaction fees ballooned as well.

The average transaction fee went from like not even a cent, like six cents to like seven bucks, even 50 bucks.

polymarket? You were going to polymarket to see how oil was doing? No,

... we're going to 40.

[laughs] No, look, look, admittedly, I was, I was very wrong in that.

I mean, I, I've been very surprised and publicly said last week, "Look, if you were to tell me that MicroStrategy breaking its sacred promise of not selling Bitcoin, I would've told you, 'Yeah, Bitcoin's going to 50, 40.

It's gonna get ugly.'" 'Cause there's no catalyst.

And I think I, I very much agree with Jason.

There, there is a catalyst now because of debate.

Like, Bitcoin has always been a digital gold, right? Gold is up 33% in the year, also rallied this month.

but it's a pretty big statement.