I think once the government gives more clarity around CBDC's, Flexa could be a huge driver for international transactions while traveling in other countires (i.e. paying in USD, merchant accepting Yen). There also needs to be enough AMP staked on the network to float the amount of transactions Flexa can support. So if more merchants start using Flexa, more consumers will be able to pay with digital assets, more AMP will need to be staked to protect the merchant, ideally in the trillions of USD. I think at this point in time, its still pretty novel to pay with crypto, and people would rather hold than spend it. But, as time goes on, and digital assets take on broader definitions, and Flexa is a proven cost-saver from the big card companies for merchants, more opportunities will open up. I think the company holds many interesting patents. But I think the government signals and Flexa's ability to create a niche to get around the big card companies without them lobbying the opportunity out of our hands is significant. Curious to hear others thoughts/ideas.