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>Your first question in the TradFi world is often, can this transactionlegally be done? Does this transaction have a transfer agent who can execute itfor us? Does this transaction have a compliance process that allows it to be executed? This is really the challenge that we're working on solving, you know, with the SEC and other regulators is how do you merge all the problems and complexitiesand requirements of the existing legal system, the existing transfer agencysystem, the existence existing compliance system and make them work onchain. But what wewant to do is not just make them work onchain, we want to make them work better onchain. So for example in in the transfer agency world, you can strike the value of afund. So you can have a have a window to redeem the fund, to enter the fund or exit the fund, let's say once a daybecause that's the cycle on which the valuation of the fund happens. What we're saying is we can get the fundvaluation cycle to be every couple of seconds. And so now people can enter andexit funds every couple of seconds, it’s not a once a day event. It's a many many many times an hour event. That's anexample of an advantage. With compliance, we’re saying that instead of there beinga two or three month onboarding process into multiple banks to do a transaction,if you already onboarded into an institution previously and that institution proved onchain that youonboarded against a certain set of requirements like investor accreditation, not being on the OFAClist, you know, various other conditions, then that onboarding is reusable for other institutions. So now you don't have to go through another two, three month on boarding with someoneelse. So there's there's actually a lot of really big advantages that we're showing the regulators that we are in aunique position to show because basically no one else right now in ourindustry works on all of these problems at once.