That’s not good. Usually, if these corporations had been non-public, they’d be attempting to determine how one can survive. Take Coinbase as an example. It has been round since 2012, and so it has survived a number of bear markets. However this time round, it has the general public shareholder to fret about. And the extremely liquid, public shareholder is way extra impatient than the extremely illiquid, non-public shareholder.