Like we've talked about, I think there's a lot of work advisers need to do just not necessarily advisers, as well as just the industry. Our industry is, if you go to any conference, everyone talks about data integration. So how do we get data moving fast between all the service providers, and every month that feels like it's breaking a little more like we're getting a little closer, but it is the data that is very closely held, whether intentionally or the lack of technology by the large players. And so, I think that is one piece that stops advisers from implementing any kind of technology, which bitcoin is an asset you're investing in, but it is a technology, that world is very open, very technologically advanced. So, you're moving from a very slow, archaic world into a fast-moving world, it's just, there's a lot to bridge there. So I think advisers need to understand sort of where they their technology stack stands as a whole, but then their individual practice, and then their internal policies, like what are they are they able to move fast, and I don't mean fast, like between nine to five on Monday through Friday, like when you look at a crypto allocation or the way of the future, that's 24/7. And so, like, one of the things that we've done is allow advisers, that client-fee relationship will change. And so, the advisers on our platform can change that for your relationship quickly, in compliance, send it out to the client, and it's done, it takes three minutes versus five to 10 days. And so I think you've got to look at your process, like, "Am I ready to jump into these fast moving waters, with billing, with signing contracts, with the way how money moves so quickly?" So, I think that's really the first piece for advisers to think about if they've made that decision. There's lots of other things I think advisers should think about, I don't know, I think one of the best things advisers can do right now is if they're large enough, or if they have somebody on staff who has an interest in technology, and crypto and bitcoin, and also obviously, if they're on staff, they understand the RIA and the investing world. Just hire somebody to come and research and learn about all the weird things that are out there in crypto, like, I pride myself on being the weirdo of the legal space. And like clients love that, like, it's good for you, your staff and your investment team to know but like, clients love that. They don't love talking about ETFs and mutual funds at cocktail parties. Like, I'm sorry, but a portfolio manager from, you know, a big investment company came to speak to the group. It's been done for a long time. You have some weirdo like all of us Bitcoiners that understand and can talk to clients and just talk about how finance and advisory and the world is changing with this, and how you're taking a world that was so layered with gatekeepers and middlemen. And you're really just flattening it out. The internet changed things for a lot of reasons. But this has an ability to really disrupt all these middle people that are holding everything together. And, I think that's really exciting to tell clients about, whether you move forward with it or not.