And, you know, I am a, I'm a free market maximalist.

Yeah.

So I do try to listen to the market and react appropriately.

But the point that I was getting at is at least like in terms of like developer activity

and friendliness, it's hard to argue that Ethereum doesn't have like a more vibrant developer

ecosystem. Like there's just like a more vibrant developer ecosystem.

Like there's just a lot more experimentation going on.

Now, of course, I would also argue, sure, a lot of them are really stupid ideas and scams and so on and so forth.

But if you want to innovate and you want to find the really cool stuff, you got to let people do a lot of really dumb, stupid stuff and fail.

Right, right.

And I want to see people doing the dumb stupid stuff on Bitcoin.

Gotcha.

Okay.

Or at least tied to Bitcoin.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

That makes a lot of sense.

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