I would take that to the potential with cryptocurrency.
We did see, back in 2017, when lots of initial coin offerings were entering the market, that a lot of people were being unfortunately scammed, being given false ideals on what they were going to get for returns, and taking monies from a market they shouldn't have had access to—basically mostly illegal crowdfunding.
I would strongly state that in Canada, since we've seen the 2017 ICO boom as well as the Quadriga collapse, we can feel a lot more confident if they are working directly with our Canadian virtual asset service providers and crypto trading platforms, because they are very regulated and do engage very strongly with our regulators across the country, as well as with FINTRAC and IIROC. It would be very unlikely to see initial coin offerings continuing to come out of Canada. It would be very unlikely to see instances like EINSTEIN, Quadriga, FTX continuing to happen in Canada, based on how our regulators engage closely with this industry.
I would personally say that Canadian consumers can be confident if they are directly dealing with trusted Canadian exchanges. With any of the companies that our consortium currently deals with, we do a very strong vetting process. We don't deal or engage with companies that we don't personally trust or wouldn't personally use or endorse.