Thank you, Willie. Good afternoon, and thank you for joining us. we would like to share the results of SoRo Capital's third quarter 2024. Before discussing the exciting events that have occurred in the past few months, I would like to take a step back and share the SuRo Capital vision and discuss a bit about what differentiates our firm from other investment alternatives. Please turn to Slides 3, 4 and 5. From inception, our goal has been to democratize curated access to venture capital opportunities. Over the last 14 years, we have invested in and exited from investments in companies like Facebook, Twitter, Lyft, Spotify, Dropbox, Corcera and Palantir. We believe our ability to access these opportunities provides our shareholders with access to an asset class that is typically excluded from the average investor. Presently, we are confident that we have redeployed capital into the next wave of exciting private companies with investments in market-leading businesses like OpenAI, CoreWeave, Canva, Service Titan, Loop and Liquid Death to name a few. Between our ability to access attractive opportunities or rigorous analysis and investment process and our continued commitment to shareholder value we are confident that we are providing unique value in the market that others may not. Fostering this differentiation is important given the alternatives investors have. As forwarding to today, the last few months have been among the most exciting for our firm in our history. With the exponential growth of AI, a new crop of some of the world's most valuable companies has emerged. We have identified and invested significant capital in a few of the market's leading players. Just in the second half of 2024, we have invested approximately $65 million into some of the largest and most sought-after private companies globally. Of that amount, we've invested approximately $55 million into artificial intelligent companies. AI investments now represent a significant portion of our portfolio comprising 18% of our gross assets at the quarter's end. Inclusive of the $17 million of investments we have made into AI companies subsequent to quarter end, including vast the percentage of gross assets allocated to AI is approximately 23% of our portfolio. Outside of our portfolio, AI is attracting tremendous venture capital interest. \ According to Crunchbase, funding of AI start-ups made up 31% of the third quarter's total global venture funding, including Open AI's $6.6 billion financing, which closed subsequent to the quarter's end, AI share of total funding amounted to nearly 40%. According to the same source, to give those figures some context, Fintech accounted for about 20% of all venture funding in 2021, while Crypto never reached more than 6% of venture funding even at its peak. During this surge in demand for AI investment, we believe we are highly differentiated on the basis of our AI investment criteria. Unlike many other investors, we have taken a thoroughly intentional approach that prioritizes the industry-agnostic picks and shovels infrastructure with proven traction and scale over the industry-specific applications with unproven product market fit. Of our AI portfolio companies -- our AI portfolio companies are later-stage businesses that have multibillion dollar enterprise customers or already have massive consumer adoption. Looking at the broader portfolio, we have several portfolio companies that are well positioned to drive shareholder value upon the reopening of the IPO market. We believe our late-stage portfolio of companies such as Service Titan, Canva, WOP and Liquid Death, among others, along with our AI portfolio companies create a balanced portfolio offering our shareholders access to some of the most exciting private technology companies ahead of their potential IPOs. Additionally, many of these portfolio companies have even publicly discussed their IPO plans or have been the subject of recent reports about their upcoming IPOs. According to Bloomberg, CoreWeave has hired Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan to lead its planned IPO next year. This follows the information report that CoreWeave is aiming to file confidentially next month. Additionally, according to the information Service Titan may go public as soon as next month after generating approximately $360 million of revenue in the first half of this year. Finally, according to the Times, Lime's CEO, Wayne King said, the company is ready for an IPO under the right market conditions and noted that Lime's bookings grew by 32% and to approximately $600 million last year. I would now like to discuss our recent investments in more detail. We are pleased to announce our significant new and follow-on investments into some of the largest and most compelling AI companies. During the quarter, we made a $17.5 million investment in OpenAI, one of the largest developers of generative AI models for consumers and businesses. Through the Class A interest of our Type 1 Deep Ventures Fund, LLC, a fund whose sole portfolio asset is the convertible equity of open AI. During the quarter and subsequent to quarter's end, we increased our position in CoreWeave, a leading AI cloud computing provider viewing a follow-on secondary investments totaling $10 million. These follow-on investments bring our total capital investment in CoreWeave to $25 million, making CoreWeave the single largest initial investment in our firm's history. Lastly, subject to quarter's end, we made a $12 million investment in VAST, a data management solution for AI developers through the membership interest of IH10 LLC, whose sole portfolio asset is an interest in VAST data's preferred B preferred shares. Together, our investments in OpenAI, CoreWeave and VAST give our investors access to leading AI companies at each point in the AI valuation -- AI value chain. I will discuss these investments in further detail later in my prepared remarks. Turning to our third quarter results. We ended the quarter with a net asset value of $157.4 million or $6.73 per share. Please turn to Slide 6. SuRo's top five positions as of September 30 were CoreWeave, which includes CW opportunity to LP, the CoreWeave SPV and our $5 million follow-on secondary investment in CoreWeave common shares. Learneo, open AI through the ARC Type 1 deep ventures fund, Blink Health and ServiceTitan. These positions accounted for approximately 47% of the investment portfolio at fair value. Additionally, as of September 30, our top 10 positions accounted for approximately 75% of the investment portfolio. As of the quarter's end, our cash available for investment was approximately $32.7 million, representing 14% of our gross assets. Please turn to Slide 7. During the quarter, we made a $17.5 million investment in open AI through our Type D Ventures, a fund whose sole asset was the Class A interest was the convertible equity of OpenAI. OpenAI is a leading developer of generative AI models using deep learning technology. According to Axios, OpenAI's $6.6 billion fundraising in which we participated was the largest venture capital deal of all time. The financing made open AI, one of the most valuable private companies in the world. Open AI offers its models via free and paid plans that suit the needs of consumers, small teams and large organizations. It's fully released flagship models, GPT 4.0 and GPT mini are multimodal, meaning they accept both text and image inputs and output techs. According to a company blog post, these models are part of Open AI's ChatGPT Suite which is used by over 250 million people every week around the world. Additionally, according to the Wall Street Journal, OpenAI has 11 million paying subscribers and approximately one million paying business customers. For consumers ChatGPT can quickly generate text with a human-like understanding of the user's input. For example, a user may prompt ChatGPT to write a cover letter based on the user's imputed work experience or come up with a workout plan based on the user's imputed fitness goals. Within seconds ChatGPT generates a relevant tax response tailored specifically to the user's input. ChatGPT can also summarize more sensitive content such as a research paper or lease agreement, again, extracting details specific to the input. For small teams, ChatGPT acts as an assistant for tasks such as analyzing data, generate code and writing e-mails. For example, the finance department of the small business may prompt ChatGPT to summarize financial data based on an input in Excel spreadsheet. ChatGPT can then visualize the data via chart and generate techs that describes trends in debt over time. Additionally, the engineering team at a startup may prompt ChatGPT to find a bug in a set of code. One month later, ChatGPT can identify the bug, explain the mistake and provide an appropriate correction. For large organizations, ChatGPT provides advanced data analysis capabilities, customized options and large-scale content generation services, all with enterprise-grade security. Klarna, a global leader in consumer payments uses ChatGPT to power multilingual customer services. According to OpenAI blogpost, Klarna AI assistance has 2.3 million conversations representing two third of Klarna's customer service chats. This AI assistance is more accurate and expedient in Klarna's previous solutions leading to a 25% decrease in repeat inquiries in resolutions in less than two minutes on average compared to 11 minutes on average before. According to PitchBook, OpenAI has raised over $21.9 billion in debt and equity financing from investors, including Code 2, NVIDIA and Microsoft, Thrive Capital, Tiger Global and others. We are excited about OpenAI's traction and positioning at the forefront of generative AI development. Please turn to Slide 8. During the third quarter, we made a $5 million follow-on investment in CoreWeaves common shares via a secondary transaction. Subsequent to quarter's end, we made an additional $5 million follow-on investment in CoreWeave Series A shares again via secondary transaction. These investments add to our previously discussed a $15 million investment in CW opportunity to LP, which is investment in CoreWeave's Series C preferred shares, bringing our total investment in CoreWeave to $25 million. CoreWeave is a specialized cloud provider delivering access to NVIDIA GPUs and the fastest cloud computing infrastructure tailored for AI and machine learning. It supports end-to-end AI workflows from model training to deployment by offering distributed clusters powered by NVIDIA's Quantum InfiniBand network solution. With spin-up times as short as five seconds, CoreWeave provides one of the industry's fastest inference solutions using NVIDIA GPUs. According to the company, it's infrasservice is 8 to 10x lesser than those of leading generalized providers. CoreWeave's momentum has accelerated in recent months. According to the Financial Times, it now operates more than 35,000 NVIDIA GPUs making it the largest private operator in North America. Additionally, according to Bloomberg just last month, Cisco invested in CoreWeave as part of a transaction valued at $23 billion. Also last month, CoreWeave announced the close of a $650 million credit facility led by JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, building on the close of its $7.5 billion credit facility led by Blackstone and Magnetar in late May. Later in the month, Core Scientific, a leader in digital infrastructure for Bitcoin mining announced that CoreWeve exercise its final contract option to deliver approximately 120 megawatts of computing infrastructure to Core Scientific data centers. According to Core Scientific's press release, this contract exercise expands CoreWeave's contract infrastructure to approximately 500 megawatts across 6 core scientific sites. The information reported that Microsoft plans to invest $10 billion between 2023 and the end of the decade to use CoreWeave's data centers. According to the information, Microsoft's contract will be a key driver of CoreWeave's significant revenue growth. According to the information, the estimated revenue for CoreWeave is $500 million for 2023, $2 billion for 2024 and $8 billion for 2025. According to Bloomberg, this scale positions CoreWeave for a major IPO with bankers already hired for 2025 listing. According to PitchBook, CoreWeave raised over $9 billion in debt and equity financing from investors such as CO2, Fidelity, Magnator and more. With its best-in-class cloud infrastructure, we believe CoreWeave will continue its exponential growth and capitalize on accelerated AI adoptions. Please turn to Slide 9. Subsequent to quarter's end, we made a $12 million investment in Fastdata through a membership interest in IH10 LLC, an entity whose sole portfolio asset is interest in VAST Series B preferred shares. VAS Data is a data management solution for leading AI companies. VAS data has emerged to emerge due to an inability of legacy data management solutions to serve customers building complex AI applications. For several decades, enterprise data solutions was built around the concept of tiers, tiered storage is the idea that data is segmented based on its importance to daily operations. An example of segments could be cold, warm, hot and mission critical. However, AI applications need to access to all data at once, rendering the tiered storage system increasingly obsolete. VAST data colapses the tiered storage model by offering all-flash storage, all-flash allows all data in a pipeline as opposed to data in a specific tier to be accessed instantly. This is especially valuable for companies that train AI models to produce outputs as these companies require constant movement of data between back-end systems. As customers scale and face increasingly complex data management needs, VAST data can add nodes to increase connections with a company -- customers data architecture and GPUs to accelerate the production and usage of customer data. Leading companies at the forefront of AI development use VAS data to accelerate their applications. According to a VAS data blocks Pixar, a globally recognized animation studio uses VAS data for its data intensive media productions. For example, in its 2023 film, Elemental, Pixar used this custom edge animation methods that created several times the data for computational demands for data than other previous movies, even during the film's peak rendering usage, VAS Data delivered fast, uninterrupted performance. Pixar continues to use VAS Data to employ new animation techniques using machine learning models for adopted and improved media production. According to vast blog post