Prediction markets and high-leverage trading will create scars for new traders; unprofitable platforms eventually die off.

Traveler fire. Yeah, right. So, you know, similar to you finding markets in 2008, right? You entered at possibly the worst time. Yeah. So, you know, someone who's someone who started on October the 9th last year. So, this goes, this one kind of saying, right? It's like, you know, I mean, what's going to happen is people are going to use prediction markets. They're going to, you know, they'll do high leverage trading with perhaps some go 100 X and things like this and what have you, but every generation will have its own scars and they'll have their own tails to tell. And in the end, if something's useful, it will still be there in four or five years time. And if there's a platform where people are just losing money, hand over fist, you know, in the end, people don't have money left to lose. And then those markets will die themselves, right? That's a very good point about the binary options things and tying that into you can even just look at, you know, a cycle ago in crypto, certain DeFi protocols and lending Ponzi's where it's like, oh, this is the greatest thing since sliced bread and 18 months later. The founder, yeah, the founders in jail and, you know, all the users have no money left. So I think that's a very nice way to kind of connect those two pieces. I got a couple more questions before I want to let you go here because I want to keep you too long. So is there any piece of trading advice that is widely shared on social media that