On deciding to not apply for ICANN tlds: The cost of taking web3 domains through icann in both compliance and application and bidding is higher than what we believe we'd recover in sales. It is a better decision to refund people since we made the icann pivot than it is to proceed through icann. And the time to make that decision was now since the applications are due. We've lost money during this process than we made selling web3 domains through our investment in dns infra, ongoing operations, and complaince. In addition we are refunding customers since the announcement of our dns integration plans so don't have this as offsetting revenue. We are losing money. We didn't apply and are refunding as we communicated in emails over the last 24 hours. People here can argue all they want, but we have the actual sales numbers to support our business decision. I think a lot of people have an inflated sense of the web3 market since the 2021 crypto nft bubble. It is small. It is niche. And we do not believe it can support our multiple generic TLDs in this round. The web3 domains will remain as onchain assets for crypto transactions as they have always been.