The fact that there are one trillion+ RPC requests each month is not something #ankr would use for a marketing pitch or as a vanity metric. This is a measurable representation of the actual demand that Ankr has received from actual users interacting with actual applications through the infrastructures of our respective blockchains. $ANKR has users throughout the world interacting with their applications 24/7 and we are continually generating traffic at this level of throughput only after our infrastructure has been successfully proven in a production environment - not in a theoretical sense. Performance and reliability are absolutely critical when you're serving traffic of this size. You're required to be able to support peak loads; having sudden spikes; and maintaining global presence without degrading the level of performance. Ankr has been designed to support this functionality for real chains and real builders who require consistent uptime and fast response times to continue to build and use their products. Only a tiny fraction of all infrastructure providers globally can sustain activity of this magnitude on an ongoing basis. To do so requires an enormous amount of technical expertise, resources devoted solely to this, and an infrastructure that has been built from the ground up and designed to provide functionality at a true, ever-increasing mass-scaled; That is the distinction between an experimental infrastructure and a production-grade Web3 infrastructure.