I'll take the first crack at it. I think it's a good question.
One thing I would say is that with respect to cryptocurrency businesses based in Canada, like Newton, Wealthsimple and Ether Capital, a court order or a legal development can be put in place directly, to which actors based here must be responsive.
I think part of the nature of cryptocurrency is that it's everywhere and nowhere at the same time. It's like the Internet in how global it is, so I think it behooves all of us to really invest in having a regulated community of cryptocurrency companies based here in Canada that are going to be responsive and are going to be engaged in processes like this and respond when orders take effect.
When clients, Canadian consumers, decide to buy Bitcoin and hold it on some foreign platform based in an offshore jurisdiction, just as when wealthy Canadians choose to put their assets into offshore bank accounts, it just becomes that much more difficult for the arm of the Canadian court system to apply.