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U.S. crypto policy is entering a defining chapter. @justinsuntron The conversation is shifting from if digital assets should be regulated to how they should be integrated into the financial system. In the latest episode of Onchain, Honestly!, @AdrianWall8395 explores: [Spoken audio]: Yeah, it's just generally great to be regulated, right? And it wasn't at all the reality for the United States before the summer of 2025. How wonderful to see that, to go from audience not knowing what a stablecoin is, to now hundreds of people in a room super engaged to learn about it. But what we're seeing now, which I think is really cool, is we're starting to see that innovation piece come back to the States. But Adrian, what are the practical market implications of the Genius Act? Suddenly, now that the genius act was passed, the banking industry woke up and they said, oh no, we better pay attention and see what this really means for us. I think we're having similar conversations in Europe as well regarding the yield element and stable coins and Europe is also slowly waking up. There's no question that the status quo is worse than passing what is in clarity today. What impact or why does Trump actually care so much about these policy discussions?