for those private investors whose dollar and euro accounts are stuck on the currency exchange or in nsddepositary, which primarily relates to shares, yes, the fact is that the sanctions that are imposed on nsd on shares have. regarding the blocking, everyone was also very much afraid that if there were sanctions on the ncc, then those dollars that are held by citizens in brokerage accounts, that is, on the exchange, because a broker is an intermediary between us, private traders and the exchange, that these ones dollars will be blocked, why were there these concerns, because we know the precedent from the other. our exchange, on the st. petersburg exchange, actually blocked a large number of foreign shares, and people are still solving these problems, now with these secondary sanctions from the united states, these problems will worsen, so everyone was afraid that the same would happen with dollars, and everyone was concerned about this ready, in fact, the lion's share of assets in dollars in euros that could have been blocked at ncc have already left ncc in 22, i understand correctly t