Yes, I think the 80% you were speaking of was the other Canadian CTP speaking about the amount of crypto they have to off-load to qualified custodians. Right now, legislation in Canada requires Canadian CTPs to off-load a high percentage of their assets to custodians. Unfortunately, the only really qualified custodians are in the United States, which adds a bit of counterparty risk. We've seen everything that's happened in the past few years.
What we want to do is ensure that the custody of Canadians' assets stays here in Canada. At the same time, even though you're keeping it with a qualified custodian, you're still keeping 100% of customer assets safe and segregated away from your own assets, so they cannot be commingled. On a daily basis, you must do segregation reports and ensure that your assets are separate, both in fiat and in crypto for your customers, as well as operate on a full-reserve basis, unlike banks, which operate on a fractional reserve basis.