Our focus on advocacy is simple; we deliver results. We have passed our Blockchain Basics Act into law in Montana, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. On October 23, 2024, a bill we're working on passed the Democratically controlled House in Pennsylvania, and this bill protects self-custody. Time is now our biggest enemy preventing us from passing, but if we can't pass it into law this year, we will work hard to pass it in the next legislative session. A key aspect of the bills we're passing includes codifying into law definitions for Web3. This is vital because we're defining staking, self-hosted wallets, blockchain, decentralized protocols, and hardware wallets. This is key because before we can begin to provide regulatory clarity, we need to clearly define into law what a "decentralized protocol" and other novel Web3 terms are. We are most known for our Bitcoin advocacy, but if you look into the Louisiana law we passed this year, we placed protections for staking and staking as a service. We believe that it is in the best interest of the entire industry for our policy to be tech-neutral, and the laws we pass benefit the entire blockchain space. Link to the Louisiana legislative text: https://legis.la.gov/legis/ViewDocument.aspx?d=1382721