 let's say Robinhood goes out of business, you still own all of the stuff in your account. So like I said, it's going to be probably much more difficult to access those things and be able to trade them. And you want to try to move that money as quickly as you can to one of the other big custodians, but it also doesn't matter the registration of the account. So IRA, Roth, traditional, that doesn't matter. Your ownership in those securities that you own is guaranteed. Yeah, the SIPC coverage per FINRA only covers like missing securities. The brokerage firms are by law required to keep your client or client assets distinct from their own, so...