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"At Opacity, we have this unique perspective where we view tokenization as an identity verification problem. We’re an SEC-registered transfer agent; we have a core technology called zkTLS, which enables a one-time KYC where you get a credibly neutral, trust-minimised [Spoken audio]: And just to give a concrete example of, like, efficiencies that you can get from tokenization. At Opacity, we have this unique perspective where we look at tokenization as mainly an identity verification problem. And so we're an SEC register transfer agent. We have a core technology called ZKTLS, which enables, like, a one-time KYC, where you get, like, a credibly neutral, trust-minimized verification that you KYC wants, and then And you can get access to all the securities that you're eligible for. So you get deep secondary liquidity. And if you look at you in our conversations with funds, what's really interesting to them is bringing down like the ongoing compliance costs of getting global distribution. So if you look at like USYC, for example, that circles offshore money market fund. And it's regulation S and they limited to accredited investors only. I think there's like a hundred thousand dollar minimum. And though there's no regulatory reason you have to do that, they can't scale the operations to manually KYC retail users across the globe. So if you can automate the KYC process, you can get better global distribution without having to deal with insane operational overhead and maintaining compliance. There's also other benefits of having identity built into the protocol level where you can unify the share classes. When you have a fund offering in the traditional system, you'll have a separate share class for US investors and non-US investors. But if you have identity baked in, you can unify the share classes and just treat them differently. And that streamlines a lot of the back office work, too.