I would echo that entirely. It's a very sophisticated regime that is modelled after the rules for money service businesses, which have been regulated for many years, with specific regard to the nature of transactions on the blockchain. Not only can we block money or Bitcoin that is leaving our platform, but we can also block transfers to our platform, if someone, for instance, wants to receive Bitcoin into a Wealthsimple account and then exchange that for cash to use in the course of business.
Regulated platforms, such as Newton and Wealthsimple, play a very important role as a bridge between the cash system, the financial fiat currency system, and crypto technology. Our ability to regulate and follow regulation related to transactions that occur is an important feature of Canadian AML law.