Welcome, everyone, to Exodus's Q4 2023 earnings conference call. Joining us today are Co-Founder and CEO J.P. Richardson and Chief Financial Officer James Gernetzke. Now, during today's call, we may make forward-looking statements. Actual statements may vary materially from today's statements. Information concerning risks, uncertainties, and other factors that would cause results to differ from these forward-looking statements is included in our SEC filings available on the investor relations portion of our website. Please visit our social media, X, or Reddit to submit your questions for the quarter after our call. You can expect a response from our investor relations team within 24 hours. And with that, let's go to J.P. for the Q4 review. Thank you, Chris. Thank you to all viewers for joining us today on Exodus's Q4 call. The Magic Eden Wallet is the first iteration of our Wallet as a Service strategy. Wallet as a Service went from first thought to business partnership to live product in less than a year's time. Watching users and adoption of the Magic Eden Wallet grow has been great to see, and we're thrilled to continue development of the premier wallet for the NFT collector. Exodus looks forward to signing and announcing future partnerships as we are proving our economic value today. Every day alongside Magic Eden, who is an amazing partner, they're a talented crew, and we invite you to check out all their magic and creativity in the Magic Eden Wallet. Exodus is also building new Wallet as a Service products and tools. We see opportunities not only in the digital asset in DeFi space but also in more traditional sectors. Stay tuned, and we look forward to updating you on our progress. Exodus shares stopped trading on the tZERO ATS at the end of the Q4, and in January, we begin trading on OTC Markets. While it's been a limited rollout in traditional brokerages so far, we've laid the groundwork to reach the mainstream stock investor. An Exodus filing of our Form 10 is a big part of that strategy. James will talk later about the Form 10. Another step towards mainstream stock trading has been adding independent directors to our board. We welcome Carol MacKinlay and Tyler Skelton, who each bring significant experience in the cryptocurrency industry to their board roles. Our vision for an ideal crypto wallet experience includes a better way to buy and sell Bitcoin into your local currency. Last quarter, I introduced ExoPay. Making entry to Bitcoin fast and easy is a fundamental skill in our industry. ExoPay will perform for Exodus's customer as well as for Magic Eden Wallet and other initiatives. We are working on some finishing touches to the initial version of ExoPay and planning its launch in limited jurisdictions in the Q2. The general crypto market at the end of the year was driven upward by anticipation of a spot Bitcoin ETF, which became a reality in January. A multitude of spot Bitcoin ETFs are now traded in U.S. stock markets, and across the crypto industry, money appears to be flowing into Bitcoin. The Bitcoin halving is expected in April, which has historically been a time of great enthusiasm in our industry. Those tailwinds had Exodus ending 2023 on a strong note as our fiat and swap services increased revenue 26% and 52% from the Q3, an outstanding Q4. For more detail on our Q4 and finances, let's go to our CFO, James. James? Thank you, JP. Let's jump right in. 2023 revenue increased 11% to $56.2 million. This came as markets turned bullish at the end of last year, and so Q4 itself saw $18.5 million in revenue. That was driven by our best quarter of swap volume since 2021. I will highlight a little more than halfway through the Q1 of 2024. We have seen volumes keep pace with how we ended 2023. From an Adjusted EBITDA perspective, for the year, we had $17.6 million. $8.1 million of that was in Q4. Our expense reduction efforts at the end of 2022, combined with the continued expense discipline in 2023, provided that steady expense base that we have now. The pop in Q4 revenues that scaled very well on that expense base. So while we do expect to grow our expenses in 2024 as we invest in new growth strategies, we will not do it at the pace that we did in 2021. So even if the market gods smile down and grace us with 2021-level revenues, it is very unlikely that we would have 2021-level expense increases. So as Exodus and the digital industry have continued to mature, we evaluated and looked at some of the business metrics that we use and have shared with you, particularly around user activity. Historically, Exodus has defined monthly active users, or MAUs, as a user who has funded their wallet and opened up an instance of their wallet during a 30-day period. However, most companies in our industry consider an MAU any user, whether they funded their wallet or not, who opens up any platform and counts each platform user separately, even if it's the same person. So to help provide you with a more apples-to-apples comparison, we're going to be changing our QAU and MAUs to match others in the industry. And then what we're going to do is we're going to rename our historical definition of MAUs. We're going to call that monthly funded users, or MFUs. So this slide here is a look at the new methodology for QAUs and MAUs, and it gives history going all the way back to 2020. You'll see that in Q4 of 2023, we increased our MAUs by 150,000, or 13.6%, versus Q3 of 2023. And those MAUs were just shy of the Q1 of 2022 level. So that's the closest quarter that we had recently. So by way of comparison, let's take a look at MFUs. Q4 MFUs were up by 165,000, or 22%, from the previous quarter. From an MFU perspective, Q4 was stronger than Q1 2020, where MFUs were I'm sorry, MAUs were not. We see the increase in MFUs vis-à-vis MAUs in Q4 being driven by two items. First, funded wallet users are inherently stickier than unfunded users. They actually have money on the platform. So while MFUs, they might not always be active, they are present, and they are very willing and able to jump back in and make that jump from a quarterly funded user to a monthly funded user when the markets start to get fun, like they have been recently. Secondly, the team has been working diligently on the onboarding experience and then also our fiat on-ramp products. This drives wallet funding, which decreases that delta between MAUs and MFUs. For a comparison, our fiat onboarding revenue that increased over 300% in 2023. It really highlights the efforts of the team there. Here's our treasury slide. Our balance sheet continues to remain very strong, and we ended the year with a market value of $138 million. Since year-end, I just wanted to highlight that this has gotten stronger as digital asset prices have positively impacted our holdings so far. For the next two slides, I wanted to visually highlight some of the aspects of the Magic Eden partnership that JP described earlier. The first slide here highlights the beautiful product design. You can see the design of the wallet. It highlights some of the value-added features that you can only get when you combine a Magic Eden and an Exodus, such as the cross-chain ability of Exodus with the NFT portfolio management of Magic Eden. Together, we're able to create an amazing experience for both of our users. Finally, I just wanted to highlight just how well this was received, just this announcement. It had over 400,000 views shortly after it was launched. So we're really grateful for the Magic Eden partnership and the success that they've had, especially just telling the world about it. This final slide here shows how well the world has loved it. The customer reviews have been solid. It's had a great rating, and we're very, very proud of the work that we've done here. From a financial perspective, I would like to highlight that the Magic Eden Wallet is already generating revenue for both of us. We look forward to sharing more about our Wallet as a Service growth and maturation, as well as our other infrastructure as a service products as they gain traction throughout 2024. Finally, I do want to highlight that you may have noticed we filed our financials on a different form than normal with the SEC, Form 10/12G. We did this to comply with Section 12(g) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, which dictates that Exodus become a reporting issuer under Section 13. That's a very complicated and legal way of saying that the rules are forcing us to become a fully public company that files standard forms such as 10-Ks and 10-Qs. Now, when we conducted our Reg A+ public offering in 2021, we had over 6,800 individual investors. So we knew that this day was coming, and we've been preparing ever since. For example, we've been reporting quarterly results that were not necessarily required to be reported under Reg A+, but it did align us with the Section 13 reporting cadence. And it also gave you guys more information, which we thought was very helpful for everyone. And another thing we've done is we've really focused on governance. And so you've noticed that we've appointed a majority independent board, and that fully meets New York Stock Exchange standards. And finally, we've made that move to the traditional market with our OTCQB listing. Now, we expect the Form 10 to become fully effective at the end of April. During the 60-day period before effectiveness, our team, together with Outside Securities Counsel, will be evaluating a national exchange listing, so a NYSE or NASDAQ listing. Really, that's because it's the next logical step for a 12G public company. Obviously, a NYSE listing would be a major move for the company, so we'll keep everyone up to date as much as we can on our progress. With that, I'll send it back to you, Chris. Thank you, James. At this point in the call, I'd like to take time for a couple of questions from Singular Research analyst Edward Engel. Ed starts by asking, "How has Magic Eden's new wallet been performing, and what segments of B2B customers are most interested in the Wallet as a Service offering? We're still in the first phase of our buildout, but the early results have exceeded our expectations. More importantly, Magic Eden's users have thoroughly embraced the product so far. We've seen comments such as, "The premier wallet for all NFTs, regardless of chain," have been common and warm our hearts. Our initial market for Wallet as a Service is the Web3 space and the DeFi applications, or DApps. In order to access a DApp, a wallet is a must. Right now, DApps have to rely on third-party wallets, which does not allow them to control the onboarding experience and also causes friction for users who do not already have a wallet. An Exodus-built wallet with a DApps branding and some level of customization solves this problem. Thank you, JP. Ed also asks, "Is Exodus seeing mass market users regain interest in crypto, or are volumes mostly driven by traders that were active throughout the bear market? So as I discussed in my remarks about MAUs and QAUs and then MFUs, the funded wallet is a lot stickier than a non-funded or an unfunded wallet. And we kind of in the question that you mentioned, that's kind of the trader who stuck with us through the whole time. And that's definitely in the funded wallet category. So what we see, though, is the less-than-active or the quarterly funded units, users who in times of interest and funding in the market will move to monthly funded users. And we definitely saw that in spades with that 165,000 quarter-over-quarter user swing. So yes, definitely part of it is traders, if you will, coming back into Exodus and just becoming more active. They're there. They're just becoming more active. But that's not that entirely. If you look at the MAUs and the QAU slide, you'll see that they have grown as well. That is an indication of general increase in interest in Q4 for Exodus, its product. That likely is an indication of general increased interest around digital assets. Okay. So those who have been in the digital asset industry for a while unscientifically measure mass market user interest in terms of how many and how often our friends and family ask about Bitcoin or crypto. And I will say that metric has picked up a lot of steam over the past few months. Thanks to Ed for the questions. Of course, we continue to offer world-class customer support. So you can try reaching out through our app and through our website. And at Exodus, we are truly excited for everything that 2024 will offer: Magic Eden, mainstream Bitcoin ETFs, and another Bitcoin halving, the fourth in history. These are historic times for our company, and we thank you for joining us. Chris, over to you to wrap things up. Thanks, JP. Please visit our social channels to submit your questions for management for the Q4. As I mentioned before, you can expect a direct response from our investor relations team to each of your inquiries within 24 hours. Thanks for joining us today.