I've literally been asked to send something back to the government of Luxembourg with a hand.

Yeah.

I mean... it's okay we are in this transition phase i would say so maybe for the time being we maybe we're asking both okay blockchain we can work with that but just to play it safe you're going to get a stamp as well and then we are evolving to something else but definitely something that would help africa accessing markets globally and i think there is more and more awareness around that and the only thing is convincing the main public because of course it's a bit technical it can be a bit scary because it kind of has been some to some extent you know demonized by other people you know it's not everything is shady i mean everything can be uh you know used for bad you know purposes you know even cash can be used to buy drop you know anything of the sort so but everything now is better regulated and it's very transparent it's all about understanding and the knowledge and so once you understand where to find information because information on the blockchain is public we just need to read know how I mean to learn how to read it and one all information on the blockchain is public all information All information is accessible to everybody.

Not, I mean, ownership, but transactions.

You would see that one transaction has occurred between party A and party B.

And depending on the blockchain, I mean, that depends.

When it comes to actual beneficial ownerships, this will be accessible by supervisory authorities.

There's no dilution of that.