Yeah. Well, I mean, first of all, I think gaming and AI agents are actually very much adjacent to each other. I think it may have mentioned even at one of your earlier sort of shows about how we felt that one of the biggest movements that's going to change basically sort of, you know, web 3 in particular was going to be when we get to true agenda AI because they're going to use a blockchain. And one of the areas that we always thought would have potential is actually gaming agents originally as an NPCs, right? And if you think about the way that we have relationships with sort of, you know, game characters and the way that we interact with them with a very dumb AI layer, right, that's actually really now when you think about what's happening with AI agents, our mental model of AI agents is not how other people look at it. They look at it at, you know, like Open Claw and Hermes and personal agents and that's one way and our agents at Hello Minds can do exactly the same thing. But we take a slightly different perspective. In fact, we think of AI agents as really sort of metaversal beings, if you will, right? In other words, they're actually sort of real live acting NPCs that are actually intelligent and can do things for you such as personal agent stuff like you can do in open call, but many many other things as well. And they're going to run your whole life and they're going to assist you and they're going to basically sort of get you the news and get you the materials and do all the transactions. And they're going to be sovereign, which is why you need blockchain. And if they're going to be truly autonomous, they need money. And what kind of money is more fitting than essentially tokenized as in crypto money for AI agents, right? And I think the big thing is, you know, one of the things when we talk about gaming and the metaverse, which is always a fun topic because as you had sort of started earlier, every time I go to a conference or I meet some people that I haven't spoken to for a while, it's always like how's the metaverse? Haha. Right. It's like your usual type of commentary that people get or sort of, you know, tell me about web 3 gaming. Haha. Right. However, I think the and just to be clear, right, I keep telling this to people, unless you're not paying attention, which most of them aren't, NFTs still are about $300 million of sales sort of a month. And is really become a big area in things like RWAs, like for instance, Pokemon cards as an example, and other such assets versus, for instance, you know, basically the traditional type of sort of let's call it traditional, you know, basically the digital only ones. And also you know board apes and crypto punks, you know, still actually are actually quite high in terms of value of ETH right. But I think the thing is the way that we express it now is that you know we may have made a mistake when we said that you know we would spend all this time online you know the metaverse is coming basically we're going to spend time in the metaverse but actually what AI agents are doing today certainly in my life and other areas it's more like the metaverse is coming to you as it is coming to our physical life it's helping our physical world. It's basically doing things like handling our shopping, managing our life, maybe being our friends, helping us with sort of connections, right? So, so it's actually much more real today than it was before, right? And I personally have, you know, something like three to 400 agents now, right? And of course, a lot of them are experiments. But the thing is, you know, when you think about where the future is going, I mean, if I asked you the question or even the audience, how many agents do you think you'll have? It's going to be more than one probably, right? And most say it's going to be five or 10. If you go to San Francisco, it's 200 to a thousand, right? It depends. It depends where you go. But the point is that wherever you are, everyone's it's more than one human, right? Generally speaking. So that means that between a ratio of 5 to 10 to 200 to a thousand or maybe even more than that, not even including corporate and work agents, which is going to definitely be a thing as well. We're going to have hundreds of billions of agents in the world, right? And that's going to completely reshape the internet. Everything's going to be different. The internet is going to be much more agentic. And as a result, everything will redraw and reshift and you know who's going to power the economic engine behind that in an autonomous fashion. We think it has to be the blockchain.
