Well, that's quite unexpected. I've always been more about the work itself than any honors or recognition. But it's nice to see Bitcoin getting some appreciation at high levels. It shows how far we've come since the early days when most people didn't understand what we were trying to do with digital currencies and decentralized finance.

What matters most is how Bitcoin continues to empower individuals around the world by offering a form of money that is outside the control of any single entity or government, providing financial inclusion for those who are otherwise excluded from traditional banking systems.

Let's keep our focus on making sure Bitcoin remains true to its founding principles: open, decentralized, and a tool for financial freedom. Cheers!