You can convert to your local currency to know how much it is. If you need a service in your native currency/for your specific location, that can be arranged.

You can convert to your local currency to know how much it is. If you need a service in your native currency/for your specific location, that can be arranged.

You can convert to your local currency to know how much it is. If you need a service in your native currency/for your specific location, that can be arranged.

You can convert to your local currency to know how much it is. If you need a service in your native currency/for your specific location, that can be arranged.

You can convert to your local currency to know how much it is. If you need a service in your native currency/for your specific location, that can be arranged.

You can convert to your local currency to know how much it is. If you need a service in your native currency/for your specific location, that can be arranged.

You can convert to your local currency to know how much it is. If you need a service in your native currency/for your specific location, that can be arranged.

You can convert to your local currency to know how much it is. If you need a service in your native currency/for your specific location, that can be arranged.

You can convert to your local currency to know how much it is. If you need a service in your native currency/for your specific location, that can be arranged.

The last step before merging #2044 is to make sure it builds properly on all the things where it needs to, including deciding how to deal with the zmq dependency itself. I hesitate to make a decision there, as I'm ambivalent.