Well, the thing with gold is, you know, I have it in my vault in London.

Yeah.

Right? And you're a buyer in New York.

Are you going to get, or, you know, somewhere internationally?

Or, you know, I'm a buyer in New York and my gold's in Chicago.

Are you going to demand custody of it?

I mean, maybe if you want to hire, you know, an armed brigade to give you the gold

and you store it in your vault and men with guns.

And Bitcoin, it's, you know, cost two bucks to move a billion.

And it's verifiable.

And you have custody mathematically in 10 minutes and even quicker.

Yeah. 10 minutes and even quicker.

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