OK.

You think we can take quick photos with you?

Thank you so much.

It’s a very good point. What’s clear to us the value, but we’re just about communicating that outwards. We’ll do a better job.

…get a few press events for the Q&A and everything with them.

We’ll figure out how to better communicate ourselves.

It’s not much there.

Interesting. Thank you. Anything you like to know about us, we’re pretty transparent.

Go for it?

Curious to know of, how do you see decentralized finance playing out, Audrey? Let’s say, decentralized finance in Taiwan gets really big. A lot of the Taiwanese wealth gets into this ecosystem where there’s no KYC, no AML, and the returns are much higher than the banking sector can offer ...

If you ever have ideas or if there are things that you think we can help you with, something that we’d be happy to think about as well.

At some point, I have some residents, youth and professors, and every so often I’d pitch them if they want to do some research on this, but other than doing research on other topics, they don’t know the right professors. It takes us a lot of time to pitch this ...

Do you have any ideas on things that we can do as a company in particular? One of the things that we’ve been wanting to do is to do the things that are still more…all the things that we can do to help. Some of the resources that we have, ...

That’s much better.

I wanted to ask you which one you like the most.

My gosh.

What do you spend most of your time on these days?

OK. Do you attend these meet ups sometimes?

Really?

I see.

OK. All right, TTA.

We’re hopeful that this…in some ways, it’s good for Taiwan, definitely, companies like ours that we can reverse this brain drain.

…post COVID and so I guess it’s a function of what happens to US, in our culture, and how much we pay them.

They just come to work at our company. In one case, he’s actually deferred multiple times and we’re hoping that we can actually keep.

We also hired many of the few students that were supposed to go study abroad and they deferred their admission at several schools and they’ve chosen to Stanford one and another at Carnegie Mellon…

We were here before, even since COVID we’ve actually hired a few people from the US, but then…let’s hear from the US and now they’re living here. They’re working for our company and they’re very happy to be living here.

How do we manage this process. Even now we’re trying to understand how do we get citizenship.

Jack and I had a lot of difficulties when we first moved here to understand how do we stay in Taiwan.

Does the government sponsor any default community for these Gold Card visa holder?

Obviously, potentially.

How did you decide to go this path that you’re on? I’m sure you have so many different options. What’s in your future?

Does that answer your question?

It’s a good a point. We use some of these floating point functions.

It’s more on education side.

Yes.

Interesting, is there anything you think a company like ours or a group like ours could help with?

NFTs, I guess.

That’s true.

Not many exist in crypto that are easy and fun.

Got it. Cool.

What are the different avenues to have these legislators try out our services or products first hand?

What’s the best way to do that?

I don’t know if our vision, though, how to realize our vision in the context of Taiwan, Fiat banking controls and the current regulations because we’re heading down this DeFi and open financial market path. As far as we can tell, the Taiwan regulatory system around financial transactions and investment ...

We have been just heads down building in front of us and then immediately Wootrade .

OK. We should take a look and see how we can get involved. In terms of blockchain and cryptocurrency, what’s your view for globally in Taiwan?

Right now we’re not. We’ve spent some time going to some of the schools here, doing more education, more outreach. That’s something that we do want to do more of. Sometimes we’re not really sure what is the right avenue aside from going to the schools. Happy to learn more ...

Part of the challenge that we have is to try to show them about alternate career paths, and especially with new industries that can be very difficult.

Some of the work that I’ve been doing with Tyler as well, is to try to understand how can we educate young people about different career paths. Part of it also is that a lot of times, young people, they gravitate to what they see is very common amongst their ...

There’s not a lot of companies here in Taiwan that do this type of work both in terms of cryptocurrency as well as on the quantitative research side. A lot of times when we interview candidates, when we approach people at job fairs, or schools, there’s a lot of apprehension ...

More and more so.