My best estimate is that we're very rapidly approaching the point of maximum capitulation on web3 gaming (and alts more broadly). Yes, it's been sad seeing the many studio closures over the year. I empathize with the losses people have experienced. And the loss in confidence in this new paradigm. But I still believe gaming represents one of, if not the best use case for blockchain tech and crypto. There's a natural synergy with game economies, and real value ownership and capture. The quality teams (like Star Atlas) that have endured have not been resting on their laurels waiting for better market conditions. They've been building. They've been following their dream, and preparing themselves for releases, campaigns, and genuine sustainable growth. This consolidation to quality is going to lead to unfathomable success for those that have made it to this point. Speaking for Star Atlas, I have incredible conviction that we are sitting on a powder keg. Our development velocity has only accelerated with time. We are positioned with game experiences catering to an insanely wide audience. We have a balanced and rewarding game economy that's been running smoothly for years. We have tokenomics with some of the best fundamentals I've seen in any web3 game. The smallest spark is going to ignite the engines, not to the moon, but to the next galaxy. Until then, we keep grinding.