ETHOnline Hackathon info on Sponsor Prizes & Bounties w/ Kartik Talwar

of our sponsors are going to be sharing some really cool updates that they've had made for you. They're designed to be asynchronous so that they can also be on the chat and answer any questions. So, we have some of our messages from our sponsors that are going to be talking about. So, our first sponsor for the day is going to be A. And we have Stani from A who has made a video for us to watch.

And I'll have him share the video here and have us watch it. Hey everyone, uh this is uh Stani. I'm the u founder of A. And a is a um money market protocol uh built on Ethereum and and part of the sponsor sponsors of this hackathon. Uh first of all congratulations for everyone for joining.

Uh this will be very uh interesting experiment experience for you and I I think you will um grow quite a lot during uh the next uh three weeks. Uh so hackathons are very interesting places to learn more about technology and not just technology but meet new people uh peers that you can build together uh projects that you you are following or or get introduced to new kinds of uh uh things uh in the um Ethereum community. And one of the interesting projects here is of course a and uh what a does is that um as a money market you can deposit uh cryptographic funds such as stable coins or ethereum for example into a um lending pool and earn interest uh from that uh by depositing. And on the other hand, when you are depositing into the protocol, you can also draw uh credit line uh from the the protocol by by borrowing. So a as a as a project started a few years ago.

We built the first lending protocol in Ethereum called uh Ethereum lending which started as a very very basic proof of concept and we we have been uh evolving our uh protocol since then. The current protocol a protocol has been launched uh this year January and it has grown quite substantially. So there is uh 1.5 mill billion locked value in the smart contracts uh which means that you can actually uh utilize that value in whatever you're building uh during this hackathon. Now what's makes a interesting is that uh it's quite uh developers first protocol.

Most of the liquidity comes from projects that are not um are actually building on top of a or are utilizing our liquidity and not directly from our uh user interface such as for example wire or defy saver. And besides the normal depositing borrowing functionality, we also have a couple of very interesting uh functions uh build on such as for example flash loans and flash loans means that you could borrow without a collateral from the protocol as much as there is liquidity and then utilize that uh liquidity on whatever you are basically building. So in essence, flash loans allows you to use liquidity without actually having it in the first place. For example, DeFi saver is using a flash loans to u uh close maker uh CDPs without returning the capital. You could use flash loan to be build refinancing products, for example, to offer the the borrowers on Ethereum the the lowest possible um interest rate on on their borrowings um despite of what currency they borrowed.

And there is many many interesting uh functionalities that you could actually build. Another very interesting uh feature that that's uh is related to a is so-called credit delegation. So credit delegation is a function where when you deposit into a to earn interest and you're not borrowing, you could delegate your credit line to someone else who you trust or to a smart contract. For example, Wyvern's uh YA link walt uh borrows at the moment 20 million worth of USDC uh with the credit delegation functionality. And credit delegation is interesting because you can make it uh completely as borrowings to a smart contracts that that does some kind of predefined function.

And and why it's interesting is that if that smart contract doesn't have any credit risk, you could actually use this uh credit delegation to get uh capital into one smart contract that might do some sort of interesting function such as yield farming or so forth or you might have a credit um delegation vault where actually credit is delegated by based on actual legal agreements such as open law. So the interesting idea and concept about these hackathons is that uh you always don't need to think about puristically DeFi. You could use DeFi in in something else that you're planning to build. Uh it might be related to NFTs uh social tokens uh uh e-commerce anything that's very interesting at the moment privacy or somehow to connect it to the real life and solve real life problems. Now, a team is going to help you during this hackathon.

So, if you have any kind of ideas or you want some sort of a uh brainstorming help, I'm there for you. I will I will help you in in in in terms of um if you need some ideas, you you need some technical help or economical help. I mean, in terms of like economic ideas, uh anything that makes uh your kind of like u gets you forward. I'm I'm I'm I'm here for you. And yeah, so uh you can find us on the uh discord as well uh our own discord or in the the hackathon discord and and also from our team there is uh Mark Zeller as well uh one of our integration leads and also uh David Trong is here uh to assist you and and he's he's one of our community developers and and our goal is that uh uh we make most out of you when you are uh building on top of a or using our protocol and and trying to uh trying to kind of like help your uh implementation and and product wise.

Uh currently you we're building the version two of our protocol, but you can integrate uh for the uh version one and probably at some point during the hackathon you might see version two on test net. So it's up to you to to think uh and and figure out uh which version you want to actually um use for for this this this hackathon. And yeah so one of the important thing is there's uh over three weeks time to to hack. So it's quite a lot of time uh spend a lot of time to designing the product to to make a good architecture. uh keep always security in mind especially if you are taking the project further and uh yeah create something that uh something that's very unique uh something that helps people uh something that you are uh interests you or whatever you actually want.

It's it's pretty much freezone uh for you. And yeah, ping me if you have any kind of uh need for for help or uh you are stuck in the the the um documentation or the the the hack itself. Uh we're here to uh help. So I wish everyone uh very good luck uh and hope you guys uh enjoy this and and uh eager to see what you guys are building. Thank you.

Hey guys, I'm Hart from UMA. Um, and we're super pumped about being here at ETH online and supporting ETH global in another awesome hackathon. So, UMA is a protocol for building synthetic assets and uh other types of financial contracts. Uh, we really consider ourselves a platform for your financial innovation. uh which is why we're so pumped to be here at this hackathon and see what you guys dream up over the next month.

So how does UMA uh how does UMA work? The protocol is really designed with two interwoven components. What we call priceless financial contracts are are one part and the DVM or data verification mechanism is an enforcement mechanism to resolve price disputes from those priceless contracts. This priceless design is pretty unique and novel um in the D5 landscape where we are really designing contracts to minimize oracle usage. And as an example of that, we can look at this yield dollar product that's existed for a couple months now um and had over 20 million of block collateral over 40 million block collateral at various points.

Um and yet has had only two onchain price requests. We've been able to support the whole product without any form of onchain uh price feed or price oracle. And one of the really exciting things about this concept is that it supports a long tale of assets and a lot of innovation. We can get super creative about the types of financial contracts, types of synthetic assets that we can create using this priceless framework because we don't require an onchain price feed or don't require access to any kind of onchain API. So what can you build on UMA?

um at the hack money uh hackathon potion labs built um this truly amazing insurance protocol and they've since gone on to build a real business around this and um raise venture money. Um this uh insurance protocol can uh protect against price drops in any asset and they did it by inventing a pretty novel form of an options contract um that uses this priceless framework. Uh we have other partners like Pearllin uh that have uh built custom synthetic assets uh using the priceless synthetic tokens that have been collateralized with their own um their own token. Uh a couple hacks ago um uh barf was created a Bay Area real estate fund uh which was a synthetic token that tracks the price of San Francisco housing. kind of created example creative example of a new type of asset class that can be created using synthetic tokens and D5 concepts.

Um and I think at ETH Boston uh last year uh Swan die was created um which was an innovative token um margined in USDC that could hedge against any dislocation and die. So this is a token that can pay you out kind of like insurance if die deviated from its peg. Um this is just a taste of the types of things you can build on UMA. Um and we again consider it a really flexible platform uh for financial contracts and synthetic assets of all types. So what are we doing in this hackathon?

Um in this hackathon, UMO will be rewarding uh $5,000 worth of the uh token in prizes. Uh the breakdown is going to be 3,000 first place, 1500 second, and 500 third place. Uh a unique and innovative thing here is we are actually going to have the UMA community vote. UMA token holders are going to vote using a snapshot.page uh voting page uh to determine the winner uh of of this hack.

Um we'll distribute that link closer to the voting period, but it's a pretty exciting way for us to involve our community uh in judging your hack. Um we have office hours that are shared in our discord channel and are also published on our calendar which is publicly available. So some links about how we can collaborate. Please use the discord channel. Uh we will be uh active and prompt in responding to you.

Follow us on Twitter, visit our website, check out our developer docs, check out our GitHub. Uh we're entirely open source and uh uh would love you to pick through our code. And lastly, of course, I should introduce our team. Uh, the people that will be in our Discord and will be interacting with you. On our engineering team, we have Matt, David, Nick, and Chris.

Um, and our community team, we have Clayton, Sean, Tom, Henry, and Rya. Um, please, uh, please ping us. Please reach out to us. We're here for you, and we're excited to see what cool stuff you guys will build. Thanks so much.

Awesome. Thank you uh so much Hart. Um, Uma has been a great partner for us and as as Hart talked about as in his video. Uh, we've seen a lot of cool projects over the last uh, two years for a year and a half uh, that have built on top of UMA and some of them have become uh, really cool companies uh, for example potion that are just talked about and we're excited for everybody to play with the UMA protocol for this event as well. So, next up, I want to introduce our next sponsor, and that is Isaac from Bloom.

And uh we'll have uh Bloom talk about uh what they do, why they're excited to be part of ETH online, and also share a bit more about themselves, and how you can potentially win uh Bloom prizes for this event. So, I'll let them take it from here. Hi everyone, I'm Isaac, the CTO of Bloom, and I'm excited to be here at ETH online today to talk to you about what prizes we're sponsoring and what we're hoping to get out of this. So, throughout this hackathon, we're sponsoring $5,000 in prizes, and we want to see projects that help us bridge the gap between the decentralized identity and decentralized finance world. Um, I'll explain in a bit about exactly what we mean by that.

Um, but for most specifics, please join us after this in the Ethonline Discord channel um for details on the prizes. Today, Bloom has a consumer application that allows you to uh monitor your credit and pull in various identity information that you want um to store and maintain and share locally. Um for developers, we have uh tools that allow you to request data from these users. So, it's a simple uh concept of there's an application where users can get preverified information and developers can request that from them. Uh it's very simple to share this data.

Um, here's a quick demo of me sharing an ID, document, and other KYC information that Bloom has pre-verified with an external application. Um, you can see that on the screen, it's prompting me, um, what exact data do I want to share and showing me who it's going to go to. Um, and on the right hand side of the screen, you'll see that, um, the server has, uh, received my, um, ID document and, uh, informed me of the verification status. Um, it's very easy as a developer to get started here. That QR code you can play around with right on our demo site.

Um, where you can specify exactly what information you want to request from the user. Um, so this is what we've had for a while now. This system of verifying information and sharing it with the developer. Um, what we want to get out of this hackathon is understanding how exactly we get this data on chain. um we have some specs, we have some ideas for how we think that this data can best interface with um onchain lenders and just any smart contract.

Um but we want to hear from the community on how it's useful and if our ideas are um sound. So again, $5,000 in prizes to help us figure out these tough problems of um how now that we have this data verification system offchain, how do we get it onchain? Um, a very specific example would be, you know, a smart contract that has a that depends on knowing a user's country of residence. They could use a Bloomver verified ID document as a source for that data. Um, exactly how that happens on chain.

Please join us in Discord so that we can discuss it. Um, and we really look forward to seeing what you guys come up with. Um, after the hackathon, we are also going to start accepting applications for a series of grants to help us build out the next phase of the protocol. The identity layer is something that we've been working on for a few years now and it's gotten to the point where it's mature enough that we think that these connections between decentralized identity and decentralized finance are possible. Um, so we have a lot of really exciting stuff coming here and we want to build up a community of people that are going to help us um, see it through.

So, thank you and see you in Discord. Thank you so much, Bloom. Um so for all of you hackers who are interested in getting your product in the h hands of uh other people uh where there is a component of identity and KYC Bloom is a perfect opportunity for you to uh to integrate so you don't have to do the work uh yourself and uh really take advantage of all the work that the Bloom team has done themselves. So with that we'll move on to our next uh sponsor demo uh and that is uh from the color team and they'll be talking about what color is and how you can use that SDK in your hack. So I'll let them uh present from here.

Hi, ETH online. We are Teller and I'm Mike the CSO. And I'm Brenda, the CEO. And I'm Nick, the CTO. And we're a decentralized oracle network on Ethereum.

But more than just an oracle, we're a permissionless community of token holders, data providers, and validators. And together, we put real world data on chain. How are we different than our competition? Well, we're actually decentralized and censorship resistant. We use proofof work competition to bring values onchain and we reward miners for participating and we secure it through a robust dispute mechanism.

So to tell you guys, you know, just above what you might build here at this hackathon. Uh so we're just kind of an oracle on Ethereum. Uh if you look at DeFi projects or projects that are currently on Ethereum and look at the ones that need oracle. So these are namely going to be stable coins, derivatives, insurance contracts, lending protocols, all of these things need access to offchain information and all of them use oracles. Uh so if you're building something and you need access to information that isn't natively on Ethereum, you can probably use Teller for it.

Uh a little bit on the bounties. So the first bounty is going to be just the best overall project using Teller. Um these are going to be some high quality projects and we look forward to kind of seeing what you guys build here. Uh the next one is going to be the most creative use. So if you have say some novel idea that something that hasn't been built on Ethereum before, maybe hasn't been built in on crypto in general, it needs access to offchain information and can use Teller, we're excited to see it.

And last but not least is just going to be the best implementation of Teller implementation of Teller into a pre-existing project. So this is where you would look at say a current DeFi project that's using a centralized oracle or one that isn't very censorship resistant. You strip out that awful oracle and you throw Teller in there and we'll give you a bounty for it. Our motto has always been to make things that build things that make sense. Build things that you can build right now with the current technology and build systems that you want to be a part of.

I can't wait to see what you actually build with Keller. And our office hours are from 9:00 to 5 Eastern time. reach out to us if you need any help or just want to give us some feedback. Thanks and good luck. Good luck.

Thank you so much. Uh Teller, uh the whole team I I believe they're also on the chat here and uh we're seeing some of the other sponsors on the chat just interacting with all the hackers. So if you are interested in using any oracle or if you need to do anything that requires talking to any other service offchain uh teller is a great candidate for that and want to thank them for being uh a sponsor for ETH online. So next up we have Ahmed from Bicconomy and uh he'll be going over what they're able to offer as as Picconomy as a protocol and how you can make your life easier by using their SDKs in your project. So I'll let him uh tell you what Bcon economy is from here.

Hello ETH Global. My name is Ahmed Bi and I'm from team Bcon Economy. At Bconomy, our mission is clear. We are simplifying web 3 experiences. We're on the path to unlocking 99% of the world who are still not in crypto.

So what are we doing exactly? We are a non-custodial gas efficient relay network that is engineered as a transaction highway for cheap, reliable and secure transactions. We're not a layer 2. Think of us as a layer 1.5 for Ethereum transactions.

And we are actually compatible with layer 2 such as Matic Network and Extite. Our value ad really lies in its developer friendliness and rich feature set that enables gasless metatransactions, flexible payments and transaction optimizations which have already uh powered AMMs, liquidity pools and marketplaces. We're super excited to join ETH Global and let me pass you over to my co-founder Anikat who's all the way in India to tell you how we'll be getting involved in the next couple of weeks. Thanks a lot. Hey guys, this is Anit here from India and I along with team Bon is super excited to be part of Global and looking forward to contribute and learn as much as we can over the next couple of weeks.

So yeah, without wasting much time, let me dive deep into the bounty ideas that we have and also tell you more of the prices associated with them. We are issuing in total 4,000 worth of prices and then that can be awarded to to four teams with the problem statement as follows. The first problem statement is for $1,500 and it's lay two exits. Uh we're looking for a solution that can provide instant gases exits from lay 2 where a pool of tokens can be maintained both on lay one and lay two and we expect the entire experience to be gapsless by using the economy. So we are seeing a lot of projects trying or already building on lay two but the one of the major problem of exiting sils.

So by this problem we're looking for a team that can come up with a creative idea and solve that problem. The second problem statement is for $1,000 and it's for payment of fees in ERC20 tokens. We are looking for a team that can find a way of managing the risk associated with paying the transaction fees for the end users in ERC20 tokens. Third problem statement is Bconomy Explorer and it's for $500. And last problem statement is is an open idea guys.

You can come up with any solution by using Bcon economy in any space whether it's T5 gaming anything that can you feel like you know where Bcon economy plugs the most or Bconomy suits the most we expect you to be as creative as possible and we do have some extra points and bonuses for creativity as well. So here list of collaterals that we have you know from bunch of technical documents to uh you know articles written on bonconomy that can help you explore more ideas and more use cases and also some videos that can help you to do integration faster and learn more about Bconomy. Here's the awesome team guys. I'll be mostly available in every activity that is happening by economy on e global for the next couple of weeks. Also we have other team members always available.

Uh we have the discord channels written over there. So you can hit hit them up anytime whenever you want. Ask your queries. We are more than happy to help you and also we have office hours every Saturday. You can book a slot with us and we are very much happy to help assist and brainstorm with you.

So looking forward guys. Thanks a lot. Thank you so much Ahmed Anik and the economy team. Um for all of you who are planning on building something in DeFi, you know that the gas may be an issue. um slightly an issue uh over the time.

So do check out Bconomy for uh making that part a lot more easier for all of you. Uh next up we have Jessica from 1 inch exchange and uh Jessica will be telling us about how 1 in is excited to sponsor this event and uh I will let them take it from here. Hey, I'm Jess Solomon and I work for an adventurous project called 1 inch. Our adventurous founders are busy building earthshattering DeFi tech. So, I'm just going to take a quick minute here to explain to all you how you too could help us build earthshattering DeFi tech in this awesome eonline hackathon that we're all a part of.

So, just a quick bit about 1 inch. We are a leading DEX aggregator. That's of course the 1-inch exchange we're very proud of. Also a next generation automatic market maker. Mooney swap.

Another cool one. And a team of DeFi innovators. So the MVP was actually built at the ETH New York 2019 hackathon by our founders Sergey and Anton. So, we're a great example of how hackers can very quickly become sponsors. The first customers of 1 in were actually our founders, Anton and Sergey.

It was exhausting and inefficient for these superstars to manually check for the best prices on all the dexes. They, like all crypto users, needed an elegant algorithm to search every DEX for the best trading price and instantly deliver on that optimized trade. Of course, the solution came with 1-in exchange, a decentralized exchange aggregator that sources liquidity from various exchanges by splitting a single trade transaction across multiple dexes. Quick look at some of our stuff. In one year, we've executed over three billion in trading volume prices, best prices on the market.

That's the point of the DEX aggregator and the aggregation. And some really amazing innovations. Chi gas token reduces gas prices on 1 inch by up to 42%. Super cool, very helpful. Pathfinder is a search algorithm for the most efficient swapping routes.

So basically how all the magic happens. And I really want to talk to you guys about Mooney Swap because it is out of this world. Mooney swap we launched in August. It's a new automatic market maker to increase liquidity provider earnings. The Mooney Swap AMM revolution uses virtual balances to enable liquidity providers to capture profits otherwise captured by arbitrageers.

This slows down price changes to prevent arbitrage traders from earning up to 100% of the swap slippages. And here's an example of liquidity provider earnings on Mooney Swap, which you guys can actually look at on your own time to see just how beneficial this technology really can be. And of course, the 1-inch mission, solving problems, benefiting the overall DeFi space in as many ways as we can. Our founders have been discovering vulnerabilities, saving people from losing lots of money and dramatic hacks, redistributing profits to deserving parties like liquidity providers, and saving people money on gas. All very beneficial.

We're stoked to see our users living their best life because of our technologically advanced products. And we want you guys to help. That's why we have the 1-inch bounties. We have 5k die in total bounties. 2.

5K for the overall coolest one inch hack, 1.5K for second coolest, 1K for third coolest. We've got some suggestions. Firstly, an embeddible 1-in swapping widget that some of our favorite sites might want to add tools to help people launch IEOS on Mooney with an emphasis on it being better for initial liquidity providers. Take profit and stop loss limit orders with Mooney swap using price oracles since the price cannot be manipulated in a positive direction.

A clue for you. If E buy price on Mooney swap is 310 die then sell one W for 300 D. Prices cannot be improved by manipulation on Mooney swap. Bounty suggestions continue. A way to automatically donate part of a swap transaction to some charity if you want to do that.

a nice flowchart which shows the complex swap paths from transactions on 1 in more user-friendly UI for using 1 inch API and use swap volume weighted oracles to do some crazy stuff but be fearless these are just some recommendations of things we would like to see of course if you have a cool idea of your own that you're excited to build then go for it be our guest innovate and here's some contact for you guys so hit me up on that 1in sponsor Discord with your brilliant ideas and questions that I know all you folks have. So, thanks a ton everyone and can't wait to see you all soon and see what you build. Bye. Thank you so much, Jess. Um, this was a great intro to uh to One in Exchange.

And the best part about all of this is that 1 in uh for those of you who don't know started as a hackathon project at ETH New York last year. So, it's really great to see the One inch team giving back to the community and coming on as an official sponsor, making it easy for others to use uh what they've built to make their lives easier. So, uh thanks again to uh to 1 in. Be sure to check out their SDKs and and uh what you can do with the one exchange uh one exchange protocol and how you can integrate that into your own hacks. And with that, I want to move on to our last sponsor video for today, and that is Barney from Vega.

And uh he'll be talking about the Vega protocol. And uh we'll kind of go into how you can use that in your project. So I'll let the the Vega team share what they have to say. Hi, my name is Barney Manorings and I'm a co-founder of Vega. Vega is a decentralized exchange or DEX protocol that supports capital efficient derivatives trading on a fully onchain non-custodial order book.

In 2018 when we started designing Vega, we anticipated many of the issues you see in DeFi today like front running or minor extractable value, the need for sustainable liquidity mining incentives and problems with capital efficiency versus centralized exchanges due to overcalization. I'm super excited that Bay is participating in ETH online. So, I'm going to spend a little bit of time today telling you more about Vega and how you can get involved. First off, let's dig into some of the things that makes Vega a little bit different. Vega is the start of a new generation of decentralized exchange protocols.

It runs on its own customized proof ofstake blockchain, which gives the Vega designers and engineers the ability to optimize the whole stack for trading from the consensus layer to the APIs exposed by Vega nodes. The protocol is primarily orderbook based, allowing for the most efficient price determination, but it will also support passive AMM style liquidity for those who want to support markets on Vega with their capital and earn yield. The network's subsecond block time means that even though Vega is fully decentralized and non-custodial, trading is fast and responsive. It feels like using a centralized exchange. Vega initially supports futures with up to 100x or more leverage for some markets.

Vega is designed to make it easy for anyone to propose and create a market on the proof ofstake network. But this is Ethon. So I'm pleased to tell you that Vega works excellently with Ethereum. Vega was always designed to act as a kind of layer 2. All the assets traded on Vega start off on other chains and the first integration for the Vega blockchain is with Ethereum.

That means it'll be possible to connect Metam Mask and send ETH and ERC20 tokens to the Vega network for fast and completely non-custodial leverage trading once the Vega network is live and running. The Ethereum bridge will also eventually allow for DeFi composability between products and markets on Vega and Ethereum. Smart contracts and DAPs in Ethereum will be able to deposit and withdraw tokens and trade on Vega just by calling methods on the Vega bridge contract on Ethereum. As I mentioned, Vega is fast and fully featured. This is a screenshot of the current test net.

This trading DAP uses no central servers and relies on the same APIs you'll have access to for this challenge. It has streaming prices and orderbook depth and a full suite of market data and trading tools, but I'm also super excited to see what the community can build with these Vega APIs. The Vega blockchain exposes tons of detailed trading and risk data completely for free and to everyone. For example, you can find out at what price levels other traders might get liquidated, visualize the settlement cash flows between traders, or look for traders who are making lots of profit and try to copy them. So, that brings us to the ETH online challenge.

The judges are awarding $5,000 across three prizes for the most innovative, creative, and exciting new visualizations you can build with data from the Vega test net. You have access to everything from margin movements to all orders and positions from price monitoring circuit breaker auctions to liquidations and of course the balances held by every public key. The judges would love to see colorful, novel and interesting visualizations of this data. Perhaps you'll show risk and leverage broken down by trader or maybe capital flows are your thing. Perhaps you want to analyze the data and highlight market opportunities.

Or maybe you want to use the data stream to generate procedural music and real-time visual visualizations that show what's going on in a more stylized way. We recommend building something that works in a browser, unless that doesn't work for your idea. And whilst your entry can be a serious trading tool, that's not the only way to go. And I'd personally love to see some anarctic, psychedelic, and whimsical entries, too, that embody the spirit of this community and showcase novel ways to illustrate and explain what's going on in the market. So that's the challenge.

I'm really excited to see what you come up with, but remember you're not on your own. In addition to documentation for the full APIs at docs.eonline.ve.xyz and even more docs and other materials available once you get on board it to testnet.

You can also join the community forums and get help or just chat about Vega and trading at community.ve.xyz. We also have a discord server which you can join by the link shown where a lot of the Vega dev and leadership hang out and we'll be happy to help too. That's all from me.

Looking forward to seeing what you create. Thank you so much, Barney. Um, for for those of you who are interested in using Vega protocol, be sure to check out their docs and also talk to them in our Discord channel. And, uh, there's some a lot of cool features that you can now enable by using Vega. So, uh, be sure to give that a try and I can't wait to see what everybody builds, uh, with all the D5 protocols that I've presented today.

So, that was our last uh sponsor video for today and want to move on to our rest of the summit.