Np. Glad it's working. Bryce will be posting a white paper soon but the basic idea is that it's a protocol that sits on top of the Tao blockchain but also works with any other blockchain. It lets data be stored verifiably on any chain or I think multiple at the same time so businesses that want to store data on a blockchain can do it through IP and not put there eggs in one basket. So it makes it less risky and easier for businesses to start using blockchains instead of their own proprietary databases, which should encourage crypto adoption. That's my understanding from what he's said in the slack, which I think I can repeat.

Bryce will explain it better, but it sounds like it has a lot of potential.