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Hey @DavFields & @ReadyAI_ Jobs API revenue is real and has grown (roughly $300/day recently, with 75% going to alpha buybacks), Skill Store 33 is live with the claims around tested skills improving open models, and there are paying CRE customers on the data side. At the same time the alpha chart has been one of the weaker ones for a long stretch, price is still very low, and after 18+ months of emissions there hasn’t been any visible large conviction locking from the team while net selling has continued for most of that period. From an investor’s view, the revenue-to-buyback loop and the Skill Store direction make sense on paper, but I’m struggling to see how that scales into meaningful token support from here?? What are the concrete next steps you’re focused on to grow usage and revenue well beyond the current level, and how do you expect the ongoing owner emissions and selling pressure to change as that happens? Genuinely trying to understand the path that makes the alpha attractive at this point.