Even though I've done all this stuff, but it still sounds complicated. Yeah, I think it is complicated. I think the whole blockchain is complicated for, you know, not for when you look into it, but it's complicated for when you want to use it and onboard your neighbor into buying something with it, because the neighbor doesn't really care about all of the stuff and the things it can do.
They just want to know, how can I pay for it and what can it do? And what it can do needs to make what we already do easier, simpler, and faster or cheaper. And if it cannot do that, then it's going to be really hard to take it into the market, because market fit is your main priority when you have any kind of idea. Like Yeon, you can see him.
He's got an idea that uses the emissive nature of Corium and TX to build value over time. So with his IP stake insurance, somebody that's paying for their insurance for a few years ends up paying less and less and less.
And at the intersection of the stored value exceeding their premium, then their premium starts falling away and they start getting paid an income as long as they remain no claims.
Ever heard of something like that? Not me, really. It's very complicated, this crypto stuff. There's so many angles you could go with.
I'm more concentrated on AI blockchain stuff. That's why I got into crypto, just because of the AI stuff. Well, then you would love the super ledgers, because they're basically built for AI interaction, because these smart tokens, they're perfect for AI.
There's a whole company called Coronet that's using these smart tokens for all their AI. It's not public yet, but obviously it's going to happen. All right.
