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>I'm not sure exactly what details I'm able to share, but I would say thatthe three main topics we covered were transfer agency and making sure that thetransfer agency process and the the use of blockchains as books and recordshappens in a way that enables tokenization of public equity and various other types of of tokenization. That was a topic we had already spoken to them about many times. There was already new guidance or I don't know the exact term, new ideas that they were able to release with our help earlier in the year. So that's a topicthey were already familiar with. The next topic that was a big topic was compliance: compliance across chains, compliance in relation to transactions on any one chain against identity andpolicies. That I think was was an exciting topic for them. And thenthe final and big overarching topic across the whole thing was data and the use of something called unified goldenrecords. So the ability to understand what's going on in the market becausethe blockchain is a reliable data transfer and transparency mechanism. This idea I think is extremely compatible with what theyunderstand, is the value of blockchains right, is that blockchains can create a kind of transparencyabout transactions, about market activity that historically I haven't really seenregulators or institutions fully appreciate. I think our industry, the DeFiindustry and the public chain industry has appreciated that I can go on Etherscan and see what's going on. Ican look into Aave’s contracts and see what's going on. But the regulatory version of that, theinstitutional version of that, I think is just now starting to fully sink in.