Just to be clear on the deficit comment, deficit doesn't mean debt, it means that the company has spent that amount of money to date, which also includes non-cash expenses such as share compensation, stock options, depreciation, etc. In the same report that you referenced it clearly shows a cash balance of $3.9M as of March 31 which is our most recent disclosed quarter. BCFN is a publicly traded company with multiple checks and balances including our auditors, an independent board of directors, exchange regulations, etc. All of these measures are in place to safeguard investors. The fact that BCFN is building solutions on the Syscoin protocol should also provide some reassurance that we are vested in the project and are committed to making it better all the time.