Kate Mellinger: And so when you're looking at crowdfunding deals or portals, one thing you'll notice that's different between that and maybe private equity or venture fund is the need for accreditation documents and information. And depending on whether or not you're just collecting those manually over email, or you're using a streamlined service like WealthBlock, that can be a real friction point for investors. Right? They're having to upload passport or do like a net worth income test. All that information sometimes can create headache for the investor and lead to investor fall off. The other point I would add there is that depending on the underlying deal, whether it's on a crowdfunding platform, whether it's Reg. A Or a venture fund, or like something brought forward from a syndicate, those deals move really quickly. So if you are wanting to close quickly and also convert interested investors, you're going to have to collect signatures as quickly as possible and fill the allocation.