...CIP30 and CIP95 continue building up that stack of resources for the wallet ecosystem to make voting very easy. There's a long road ahead. There's a lot to do. There are a few updates in CIP1694 as it relates to the PKI side of things, especially the rotation of credentials of dReps and for committee members. That's probably the next thing that's coming. But, overall, people are working hard and we're getting a lot done.

It's nice because it allowed us to have great conversations about CIP30 CIP95. We had great conversations about how one would build a Dap store, and we had some phenomenal ideas there that will work their way through. However, it makes us care a lot more because we're on the receiving end of the technology. Just like Hydra makes us care a lot about the DAP side of things because we have to...

It's being co-designed with the wallet makers, and we all worked together, had a hackathon, an an enormous amount of progress got made very quickly to avoid the mistakes made with the rollout of CIP30, which was very nice but unfortunately, because of version differences it created incompatibilities and made it real hard for a lot of people to deploy a wallet...

...things like wallet restoration account, and all kinds of stuff, I don't want to get into it because it's pretty voluminous, but the long and the short of it is that we were able to get it to an acceptable collection of thresholds and benchmarks. We remediated everything in the security audit, which was quite extensive, and there were just numerous issues like the CIP30 dapp connector.