But what do you think about the fact that the Chinese frontier models seem to be more advanced and open than ours?

Yeah, I think this would be the first time where the US has tried to regulate something...

the US government has tried to regulate something so early.

Um, in the nine- in the '90s, I went to a, uh, a- FCC meeting in, in Washington DC to talk about everything that's happening with internet.

Early, early '90s when the whole internet thing was happening.

And the FCC chairman said a very interesting thing at that time, and I thought it was really profound.

He said, "It's too early to regulate.

Yeah.

No, I think that's a very nice transition.

Yeah.

So I needed an AI project.

I needed a project that I could build with AI.

And I couldn't find a good hyperliquid trading app.

And I thought there's a good way to merge CakeWallet's side along with hyperliquid in the back.

And I thought, well, let me vibe code this, totally vibe code it.

Like, do you think we're going to have like a big privacy narrative where everything that has privacy is going to get its moments in the spotlight? Or is this exclusive to Monero and Zcash because they're the biggest?

If you had to kind of set the record straight, what do you actually envision Cake Wallet being so people have proper expectations?

Yeah.

That's, uh...

Where should I start? First of all, I think we live in a, a...

I don't think we do.

We actually live in a, a multi-coin world, just as you live in a multi-fiat currency world.

Forget about the philosophy or, or the features of each coin, but for whatever reason, people have their favorites.

And that's 'cause when you create a wallet, you're creating it directly on the blockchain and not through you.

So I think to jump off, just talking about what convinced you to build Radar in the first place and why now?

I mean, there was a lot of factors involved, one being, of course, the community wanted it.

You've talked about it, Odell, like you said.

Even Jack Dorsey's tweeted about it.

We have a pretty good video coming out on that pretty soon.

So that was a big driving force.

Another one was on my trips to China, everyone using WeChat.

Do you think we're getting the feature parity and UX parity in the freedom of privacy space?