Q How do you, how do you think about earning, you know, earning versus buying? You know, I feel like, uh, what some of the best projects are doing are having just really smart ways to allow anyone to earn tokens. So that, because obviously some people can't afford, can't afford it. So I'm curious your perspective on that.
A Yeah, I think it's also really critical on our side specifically because a lot of the folks that are joining archive, you know, it's not like it's, we, you know, they made a bunch of money flipping crypto punks. Like it's, it's trad traditional art folks, heavy duty collectors, uh, academics, super curious people that just like love sports and memorabilia and watches, but it's not, it's, it's certainly not like. Everyone here has a lot of money to go buy art. And so we're all coming together to buy art, right? So one of the things we've been thinking about, we have an internal system we call archive points, which are not tied to any value. They're tied to engagement and interactivity. So there's a bunch of things that you can do to earn more points through participation and functionally keeping up the engagement of the community broadly and bringing in great people. And that can actually earn you a spot in terms of the ability to vote and participate. It may not come with all of the perks of the membership vis-a-vis like discounts or anything that comes out of the long-term business relationships, but it fully can get you a membership into the museum to help put your say and to have a voice and to participate. So that's one way that we're looking at doing that, but I think there's a, there's a long way to go on that. There also be different tiers. So we're thinking about, there…
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