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>Sure. So Chainlink is the most widely used resource to get data onchain anddata is a critical component of financial products. Financial products as they get more advanced actuallyrequire much more data in terms of their ability to know what's going on in the market with marketprices in terms of their ability to do things like compliance, identity data is a good example. Chainlink is the main provider of these different pieces of data, both into blockchains and smartcontracts and therefore also out out of blockchains and smart contractsonce the things are onchain. So if you're going to create these tokenized real world assets, you're gonna havea data component that's critical. Similarly to how decentralized financewasn't possible before Chainlink started putting data onchain in mass because you can't create a decentralizedfinance market without the relevant data about that market, like the price. But the traditional finance RWA marketsare even, even more advanced and they're even more dependent on data. I'll giveyou simple example. They for example require price data and compliance data. The other thing that's happening now is that there's a lot of different activity on different chains. So the purchasermight be on one chain and the asset might be on another chain. And so now how do you interact between those twochains in a way that meets regulatory requirements? And the answer to thatisn't just that you send something here and something there. You have a large list of requirements that need to be metfor how an asset works, what an asset reports. One of these requirements is something that, you know, few people in the web3 world know about: transfer agency.