The reason we haven't compared ourselves to BitCrystals or PeerPlays is because we have completely different goals and targets. GameCredits is launching in 300 games this spring, and is aiming to be a universal payment method for every game out there. To do this we also released our API which allows developers to accept GameCredits a method of payment, and gamers can purchase GameCredits with credit cards via our web wallet. MobileGo is also totally unrelated to other gaming coins. The closest thing to MobileGo would be firstblood, since mobilego will be used in our mobile store for peer to peer tournaments (where players can wager), peer to peer matchplay, and a peer to peer virtual item marketplace (something completely unique to our platform. Each of these solutions targets a billion dollar industry, but specifically for the mobile gaming sector, which again is something no other gaming coin is focusing on. Bitcrystals is a great coin, but is being used in games the company is actually developing. We on the other hand are targeting existing games and have already launched in Fragoria and Get the Gun by Datcroft Games.