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🎙️Behind the $STX: Re-stacking Day || No More Seed Phrases || Dharma 🤷♂️
Recorded: April 29, 2024 Duration: 1:06:10Space Recording
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the world premiere of 300
thanks
Level up. Level up. Yeah! Level up. Level up. Level up.
Yeah, Dax! We just level up on a beat.
Jerry's Dax! We just level up on a beat.
Yeah, Dax! We just level up on a beat.
Jerry's Dax! We just level up on a beat.
Hello, Dave. Hello, Stax.
This is 3-Hano. I know we're cooking. Up in the kitchen.
We on a mission. Mission's a lady. This is the space.
We got the Rockets. We got the Rockets. We got the Wallets. Switch it up.
I bet you know we're the gang gang. All the haters gonna hang.
Take it back. It's the whole day. You know Stax. This is 3-Hano. I know we're cooking.
I've been a case. We on a mission. This is the land. This is the space.
This is the Rockets. We got the Rockets. We got the Rockets. We got the Rockets.
We got the Wallets. Switch it up. I bet you know we're the gang gang.
Woo! Driana!
Yeah!
Fire!
Fire!
GM, GM.
GM, we gonna get started in a minute. We got the world premiere 300.
We got...
Yeah!
Yeah!
Yeah!
Yeah!
Yo, 300 of that was insane.
Bro, insane.
Really, really well done.
Shout out to you.
You know, I came up with those lyrics.
There's a tweet that you wrote saying level up, something like that.
And I was just like, yeah, let me write something according to this tweet.
Level up.
Level up.
Yeah.
I love it, man.
That shit was fire.
That's our new little anthem now for the show, bro.
Like, seriously, that's incredible.
You literally made it just for us.
So, I can't thank you enough, my man.
For real.
Yeah.
We're family.
We're family.
Yeah.
So, yeah.
Let's go.
I'm glad you're loving it.
And, yeah.
Good stuff.
Jack, welcome.
My fellow co-host is here.
Let me just shoot you the co-host invite.
We got a lot to tackle today, guys.
But welcome, everybody.
Welcome, welcome, welcome.
Jack, how we doing?
Hey, good morning, y'all.
It's great to be here.
Hope everyone's having a wonderful Monday.
Yes, sir.
We doing good.
We got our special guests in the house.
Lewis and Mithil.
Lewis, how are you doing, man?
Thank you so much for joining us.
I appreciate it.
What's going on?
I'm good, man.
Just busy.
Monday is always the tough one, I think.
Yeah.
It's always the tough one.
I mean, of course, I have to make it the toughest on you guys.
And I didn't make it any easier on Mithil.
Don't worry about it.
Because it's 2 a.m. his time in Singapore.
So, what's up?
Yeah.
Thanks a lot, man.
Thanks a lot for having me here.
It's good to see so many friends.
And what an amazing piece of music there, man.
Insane.
I mean, I was not sleepy at all.
But even if I was for like a one person sleepy, that sleep is gone now.
I'm so refreshed now listening to that music.
It's so much fun.
But yeah, my Monday has finished.
I mean, I've been traveling quite a lot for work.
And where I am, it's Tuesday already.
But I hope it's a good Tuesday.
It's going to be a great Tuesday.
See that, Louis?
We're still stuck in Monday.
And Mithil's already in Tuesday.
He's a time traveler.
Yeah, seriously.
Well, thank you so much for obviously joining us, guys.
I appreciate it.
And obviously, like, we still have the Star Studded Panel.
Hero's here.
Rosar's here.
God is here.
Stu is here.
Three Hunters here.
We got the CoinFabric account is in the house with us today.
Also, I wanted to get a little bit more structured for this week, right?
Like, I want to continue to obviously drive.
Stu, you're like my driving force, man.
You're like, we got to keep things simple.
We got to keep driving value.
That's what we got to do with this show.
So what I essentially wanted to do today, just to kind of give maybe everybody the layout,
was, again, this is all with fun.
But I also want it to be to make sure that anybody that's listening to this,
I need, like, we need, like we said, the main mission, the main goal or mission of this show
is we got to make things really simple to digest.
This information is amazing.
You guys are building insane tools, but it's, the tools are no good ultimately if nobody can
really understand them, right?
We don't really know what it can do or, like, how do we put it into simple language?
So we came up, I came up with a cool, like, little idea today that I think we're going
to, we're going to have a little bit of fun with.
We pitted, we pitted Lewis against, against Mithil when it comes to, they're going to
essentially pitch this entire panel as well as the audience.
So we're going to do a live poll.
But the whole point of it is just so that I want these guys to start using regular language
because I know sometimes, like, the language just gets lost.
So we want to keep it really simple to understand.
But we also, also want to give you kind of, like, some updates, right?
Like, we don't want it to just be all fun and games.
Like, we want it to just, you know, what happened last week also in the stacks in the
Bitcoin ecosystem?
And we got two of the best here.
So, Tim, God, give us the lowdown as to, like, what happened last week in this ecosystem,
if you don't mind, boys.
Yeah, GM, GM, everyone, and happy to be here.
And my word of starting, what we're about to start here is, if you're not in Bitcoin right
now, you're clearly losing your bet.
But for me, and, you know, because a lot is happening in this space, and we can quick
start with last time Bitcoin had been a blast room protocol launch, and the event of the
week, the event of the week.
And I may say, the event of the decade is Stacks Nakamoto upgrade on mainnet with a proof of
transfer version for online.
And, yeah, Stacks Nakamoto and Stacks Mojo, I think, is a great, great, great thing to revive,
interesting Stacks NFT right now.
And from 3.12 Stacks minting, it is always at 350 Stacks, the floor price.
That's great.
And it's a great thing to quick start a new wave in the Stacks NFT ecosystem.
God, I saw one sold for, like, 777.
That was, and, Nithil, you'll be happy for this one.
That was a 777 sale, was an actual Velar one, right?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yes, it was.
I think it was one of the most expensive ones sold.
And, to be honest, I think someone got it for really cheap, because I saw a few other
Velar ones going for at least, like, there were offers for at least 10,000 Stacks or stuff.
But, yeah, I mean, so it shows how powerful the community is.
And I think the overall Stacks Mojo thing, whatever happened, it actually was a litmus test
for the entire Stacks community.
And I think it was really great to see, because I was also actively looking into it.
But I didn't mint or buy much, because I wanted community to have more part in it.
And I already got an honorable NFT from Stacks.
So I thought, let other people do it.
But if you see what happened, the mint was going on for a few hours.
So it didn't get sold out.
And then, up to, for next 24 to 30 hours, the floor price was below 30 stacks.
And then, suddenly, it popped up.
So what do you think happened?
It's very interesting to see how it suddenly, just everything, you know, propelled.
Agreed.
I mean, I'd love to open it up to the panel.
And, God, we'll come right back so that you and Tim can finish up the what's it called.
But real quick, I think it was probably because, like, I mean, people see the limited supply, right?
A thousand.
Like, I think they timed it perfectly.
The supply amount was perfect.
And when you throw in the potential of maybe future airdrops with different projects and
collabs, I think that makes that thing an absolute no-brainer.
And full disclosure, so everybody's clear, I do own two of these.
I recently sold one.
But I do own two of them.
So we're not sitting here trying to pump bags.
But we want to be as objective as possible.
But, yeah, I'd love to kind of open it up.
Did anybody else kind of mint these?
Jack, did you mint one?
Like, yeah.
I wound up getting an honorary, which I'm very thankful for.
And I kind of echo in Mythil's sentiments where, you know, give the community a chance
to really get on to this.
I've got slews of NFTs on stacks.
And it's good to see, you know, it was a brilliant release.
It's everything an NFT really should be.
You know, the art is really cool.
It captures a very special moment.
It does have a limited run.
And it's from the Stacks Foundation.
And it's just, you know, when people are talking about making NFT collections and so forth,
these are kind of things you really want to see, right?
I mean, you want something that is going to be highly collectible.
And this was an absolute perfect demonstration of it.
And it is good to see, because we do have great artists on stacks.
And, you know, we've had so much good work done here when no one was really paying attention.
It's wonderful to have eyeballs in this space right now.
It's excellent.
I love it, man.
I love it.
D-Best, I just shot you an invite.
I don't know if what you put up there is real.
I'm trying to pull it up right now.
But if that's true, I think we're going to get some pretty excited people at that BFF token.
If it's showing on the website exactly how much our allocations are.
So if y'all got points, we're going to check it out in a second.
But that's a little teaser.
Louis, did you pick up a rider mojo?
We did, actually.
A big shout out to the one who organized it, Stacks Foundation.
Hell yeah.
I love that, man.
I love it.
Anybody else pick up a mojo?
I think I can see Mark.
I think Mark's picked up the Velar mojo for 777 STX.
I can see his name is Maverick.
He's one of the early supporters of Velar.
Maybe if he has thoughts about why he bought Velar mojo.
Because I didn't speak to him about it.
I actually did, believe it or not.
I was in the DMs the second I saw that.
I was like, hey, what's the logic behind here?
And he said, I think I actually got that thing for cheap.
And he laid out the entire case for me.
So shout out to Matt for obviously saying, you know what?
Yeah.
Shout out to Matt.
I'm going to put my hand up and say I faded it.
I didn't know it was going to take off.
I thought it would plummet and then stay like, you know, sort of 10 STX.
So I thought, okay, I sold it around 50 STX.
And I thought I got a good deal.
But I'm wrong.
You paper handed?
Oh my God, hero.
All right.
No self-shaming.
No self-shaming.
It's all good.
Hey, you'll get it back.
Like save up a couple more stacks.
You can get back in the game, bro.
God, sorry.
Continue, my friend.
This way we'll get back on track.
My fault.
But this time, man, great, great mojo NFT.
I really love it.
The art.
The art is very great.
It is a good thing to see, you know, stacks and infrastructure at the university level right now.
And last week, we have seen the Halverton with EZA at Harvard University.
They introduced a smart contract for Bitcoin at a high level.
And it was great.
And we really love in the ecosystem.
That means we are doing great things in this space.
Leo Quinn and Stacks Tools Builders and VealStacksScan.co, the current age, blockchain explorer.
It's like, I mean, Stacks Explorer.
And there is everything.
Everything is almost there.
You can go and search it and know what is good for you there.
And, you know, go with your vision.
Learn a lot about it.
And, you know, everything is going to be okay.
Stacking down as more signers to the signers network, making it five already.
For me, it's a great thing to see in this ecosystem because, you know, without validators, I mean, signers, we are nothing currently.
And SBDC will be nothing at my level.
I mean, so it is a great thing that Stacking Down adds more like Kion, Lugano, and a lot of signers.
And I think there will be a lot more there to train again.
And a great, great, great step for Rider, the TapSafe Hardware Wallet monthly update.
They are currently in beta tester program.
They scheduled it.
And the shipping timeline is always almost there.
So, if you're interested, go and check it out.
Lisa Nakamoto Stacks First brings you two times points with 2.2 million plus additional stacks locked.
It is very great to see two of our liquid stacking, I mean, protocols to win great in this space.
And I think they will be very competitive and maybe Lido won't be anything if those liquid stacking do very well in the space.
Oh, God, did you just challenge the giant thing on the E-chain?
You said Lido is not going to be nothing.
You mean the giant on the test net.
Let's get it right.
You see what you're doing, Jack?
You were spying with people over here to talk smack down to these other chains.
I'm in it.
I love it, bro.
Yeah, because we are seeing great things in Stacks ecosystem.
It's not only about, you know, the innovation, but we want to bring everyone in Bitcoin ecosystem.
Because Bitcoin is first.
Bitcoin will be first and Bitcoin will remain forever.
But, I mean, yeah.
God, don't forget.
Don't forget.
There's another thing that we're doing today also, right?
So, we're doing a shout-out to the Stacks account that joined us here as co-host.
They've graciously given us 200 STX to give away.
So, guys, if you retweet this space, you are going to be eligible at the end for the Twitter pick.
We have literally 200 Stacks.
We're going to pick probably four winners.
So, please, retweet this space.
You've got also two Stacks keys, two NFTs up for grabs as well.
So, please, please, please retweet this space.
Let's try and get as many people as we can up in here.
It would be amazing.
So, yeah.
Oh, and it's restacking day also.
So, God, I don't know if you're going to touch on that.
That's a big deal.
I don't want to step on your toes, but ultimately, like, everybody, when they initiated that instantiation, right?
That's step one.
Everybody's Stacks unlocked.
If you were staking, whether in your Xverse wallet or anyplace else, those unlocked.
So, now, it's like, we've got to go now and restake.
So, you've got to kind of recalibrate a little bit to figure out where you're actually going to put your stack, where you're going to stake them back at.
But, God, sorry about that.
I didn't mean to step on you.
It's very great.
You know, I'm really excited, though we are in, the market is down, but what we're really building here, it keeps me very excited.
So, speaking about Nakamoto things, I think we're now officially one month, and I will let Tim continue with, you know, what we have done here.
Yo, what's up, Dave?
What's up, Algorithm?
Thank you for the quick rundown.
I'm happy to be here, as usual.
So, still on Nakamoto, we are now officially a month away from Nakamoto.
This means, very soon, we'll be seeing in full swing the faster block times, cheaper transaction fees, and all that will be done while still maintaining the 100% BTC finality.
Still on numbers.
This week, we had numbers, Stacks, from Stacks Falls, and we saw Vela taking the lead with the highest number of new unique users.
They had about 1,400 plus new users, and that's really, really massive.
Also, still on Stacks, according to Lunar Crush, Stacks took about 1.25% of all social media interactions across all cryptocurrencies.
And I feel like that's something really, really solid.
Those are, like, really exciting and amazing numbers.
Also, sometime this week, Stacks hosted the Bitcoin building virtual event, which had about 17,000 people joining in on live, and had a really amazing, great lineup of speakers.
I joined that, and really, I learned a lot from the builder's perspective on what could be done on Bitcoin and what cannot be done.
And finally, from my end, the LearnWeb3, a blockchain education program, have launched this Stacks developer program for scholars.
So, if you're interested in learning, or if you're a developer, and you're interested in gaining a degree, you could pursue that.
Your algorithm back to you?
Yeah, you know, I'm hyped, and I can't sleep, you know, what is being done in this space, you know.
And shout out to Bitful, reaching 12K, I mean, Zilli members with over 300,000 quests completed.
And they are integrating Craft Ruin, launch by integration, I mean, it's going to be very great.
And we have seen, also, Velar announce the launch of Memestaker.com.
Ooh, don't steal Mythil's thunder. He's got to pitch that in a minute. Don't steal his thunder yet.
So, yeah, I think...
Good. That was amazing, God. Thank you.
Yeah, you know, we have a lot, we have a lot on the list, like, Welsh listing on BitMart.
GoMemCoin launched part aims to build the MemFinance layer is currently live.
Let's go!
Yeah, I think they are doing some great thing for the community, and it's worth it to highlight what they are doing.
And Medical Finance also launched the Stakes Tax Earn program.
And S-Link, our balance also continues with the network's integration to its bridge system.
So, I want everyone to go and check it out.
And I think we've highlighted almost everything, but the floor is open to everyone if we forget something.
So, something special that happened this week.
And, I mean, happy week to everyone, and let's continue to build.
The price is nothing for me.
So, if we build something that can remain for our next generation, it's going to be great.
So, yeah, the floor is yours.
Let's go, baby.
I appreciate you guys, man.
That was incredible.
Tim, thank you, God.
Thank you, man.
You guys are awesome.
That was not an easy thing to obviously, like, go through research and everything else.
So, between X-Link, BitFlow, Zeely, everybody's kind of, there's always something going on.
So, I think that was a really, really great rundown.
I really appreciate you guys for it.
Two more things that I'll leave you at on top is, in case anybody, these are quick things.
One, Parker the cat just listed on Alex.
I think that's Maneep's second cat.
If y'all want to get in on that one, I just saw it come across the wire.
There's Parker that just got listed.
And, D-Best, talk to me about BitFlow, man.
I saw you were trying to come up earlier.
My fault.
I was doing a million things.
But, I saw that screenshot that you put up there.
What's going on?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
GM, GM, GM, GM, guys.
GM, everyone.
Happy to be here.
My name is D-Best.
So, yeah.
BitCom is definitely the father of them also.
I don't know if you are not on Stacks right now.
You definitely are at the wrong place, all right?
And with the Nakamoto upgrade coming up very, very soon.
We're definitely seeing some skyrockets on the Stacks ecosystem.
So, yeah.
I stumbled across BitFlow, I think, last month.
And surfing around the protocol has been really cool with me.
So, for the love of Stacks, though, that's why I just put out contents like that.
I have a couple of contents coming up on different products.
D-Best, D-Best, real quick.
Did they actually put out the actual, like, how many BFF tokens you're going to get?
Um, that's a secret, though.
A secret?
What do you mean that's a secret?
I saw that on your Twitter profile.
Did they, did they?
You got me started from the whole website right now.
What's good?
Tell me.
Uh, just, just take it that way, though.
But then, um, everything, everything, everything, everything you see on the content, yeah.
Right?
Yeah, I'm just trying to do something on it.
Oh, Mr. Over here is a KOL over here.
I get it.
Okay, if you want to tease it out.
Uh, yeah, no, no, no.
But definitely, uh, reward is coming up.
Um, you, you, you also have the cash tag on your name, though.
So, what's up?
Yeah, I, bro, I ain't getting paid.
I wish I was getting paid, bro.
Like, put me in touch with the right people.
I don't know.
You know what I mean?
I've been talking to Dylan in Diego for a minute.
Like, try and get me paid, bro.
Let's go.
Put the good word in.
But, yo, I, I appreciate that, D-Best.
Uh, if you want, pin your tweet to the top.
Um, this way, like, people can kind of see, like, what it actually, like, looks like.
But I kind of want to just kind of jump us back on course because, uh, I know we have
these guys for a limited amount of time.
So, I want to make sure that I'm super respectful of their time.
Uh, yeah.
So, real quick, guys.
Here's what I want to do.
Um, Mythil, Lewis, I want you guys to obviously, I want to give you guys the platform to obviously,
like, tell us what it is that you guys are obviously, like, looking to promote,
whether it's on the platform.
Mythil, whether that's meme, I mean, your call, what is Velar, what you have upcoming,
you name it, right?
I want to give each of you guys the floor for, like, five minutes.
We're going to, you're going to pitch this panel as well as everybody that's listening.
We'll take a poll afterwards.
Again, we're doing this just for fun.
But we want to be able to digest this information so that people walk away from here being like,
oh, shit, I'm going to go use Velar.
I know what they're doing.
Or, oh, man, I'm going to go launch my own meme token.
Or, oh, man, Lewis, I'm going to go make that.
I'm going to go, I'm going to put in a pre-order for Ryder 1 because I don't want to use
a seed phrase anymore, right?
So, certain little things like that, nothing too serious.
And panel, feel free to obviously chime in whenever you guys want.
This is an open forum.
But Mythil, the floor is yours, man.
Welcome.
Thanks, Dave.
I didn't know you would put us on a pedal here, but it's totally fine.
Lewis is a friend and it feels good to be back into the pitching zone of early 2023.
It's like old times, you know.
So, I'll start.
My name is Mythil Thakur.
I'm co-founder and CEO of Velar.
We started Velar now around 15 months ago in February last year in 2023.
With Velar, our aim is to bring whatever is already running successfully on Ethereum and
other chains.
We want to bring those products on Bitcoin.
Why we want to do that?
Because we want people who are holding Bitcoin, which is over 70% of everyone who has ever touched
crypto holds some amount of Bitcoin.
More than 88% of Bitcoin wallets hold less than 0.01 in Bitcoin.
More than 94% of Bitcoin wallets hold 0.1 Bitcoin each.
So, all these people who are holding Bitcoin, their Bitcoin is sitting dormant in their wallets
and they are not able to put it to use.
So, while we bring all those applications that are working on Ethereum successfully to
Bitcoin, people will be able to use their Bitcoin into these applications, which is secured
by Bitcoin, which is built on Stacks, which is an L2 on Bitcoin, and people will be able
to put their Bitcoin to use.
So, that's it.
I mean, that's a 30-second pitch of what we are doing and why we are doing it.
Now, talking about the products that we are building, we are building products that has
never been built before in Bitcoin.
One of them being, and our flagship product being the Perpetual Derivatives Exchange, it
sounds very heavy.
Honestly, it's not.
It's like if you are holding $10 worth of Bitcoin, but you want to trade, but you are
much more confident on your trade and you want to trade with higher amount, then you
can borrow more money using your $10 for a certain period of time with very low fees on
the Velar Perpetual Derivatives Exchange, and you can trade, and that's what is leverage.
So, if you are using 10x leverage, just hypothetically, for example, with $100 worth of Bitcoin, you
can trade with up to $1,000, which you will borrow from the Velar Perpetual Derivatives Exchange,
and you will pay it back when you close the trade.
So, the profits or loss you make is based on the $1,000 that you have borrowed instead
of the $100 that you use.
And you will be able to do it for the first time ever in the history of Bitcoin.
You will be able to use your native Bitcoin as collateral without giving your Bitcoins
away.
So, until now, the derivatives exchanges available in the markets are Binance, BitMEX, Bitfinex,
it was FTX before it went down.
All those were exchanges where you give your Bitcoins away to them.
But on Velar Derivatives Exchange, on Velar Artha, you will keep the custody of your own
Bitcoin to yourself, and you will still be able to borrow a certain amount of Bitcoin on
top of it, and trade using your own Bitcoins, and put your Bitcoins to use.
That is our flagship product, Velar Artha.
But, Dave, you mentioned Meme Stacker, which we launched a few days ago.
Meme Stacker is another gift to the...
As I have said this multiple times, we at Velar, we are...
First of all, we are users of crypto.
And then we became builders because a lot of the things that we wanted as users didn't
exist in the Bitcoin ecosystem when we started out, and we are building it for ourselves.
So, Meme Stacker is a one-stop solution to launch your tokens on Bitcoin, including stacks.
We started out with stacks, but the end goal of Meme Stacker is that anybody in any part
of the world, without any coding knowledge, can launch their own Meme token on any Bitcoin
That's it.
Of course, it will take us a few months or quarters to reach there.
Currently, we are on stacks where people can launch their Meme token on stacks, and you
don't need to learn coding at all.
This is as simple as it can ever get.
If you are a Bitcoin enthusiast, if you have a huge community of people who want to launch
a Meme coin, and you want to trade it, you want to see how the community goes, but you
don't have development experience, you don't have a tech team, you can go to MemeStacker.com
with just a few clicks.
Without any fees, you can launch your Meme token on any Bitcoin L2.
That is the end goal for Meme Stacker.
So, we are doing this because when we started out last year, there were probably less than
50 developers in entire stacks ecosystem, less than 100 in entire Bitcoin space, and we
don't want anybody else to face the issues we face.
So, for us, it's just the problems we are facing, and we are seeing every day.
We are trying to solve it for us and our users.
That's all.
Any questions or any queries you have, I'm happy to answer.
I didn't realize it was any L2.
Wow.
Eventually, yes.
Eventually.
Not right now, but eventually, yes.
You know, the key part there is Velar are users and they're building for users, right?
Like anyone interested in building in this space, if you come from outside the space, you
really want to focus on the user experience.
And that's hard to do if you aren't crypto native.
But that's such an important takeaway.
If you want to succeed here, if you're not crypto native, you need to learn about crypto
natives.
You need to talk to some crypto natives and build the things we want built, right?
I've been waiting for a decentralized perp dex for years.
Years.
And it's just, it's beautiful, right?
So, yeah.
That's my soapbox for that part, for sure.
By the way, I'll add one more thing.
If I get more votes, I'll tell a tentative date for the launch of perp dex, which has
not been out yet.
So, maybe, you know, vote for me.
I don't know.
Hi, guys.
Yeah, that sounds absolutely amazing.
And what you've put together was fabulous.
And also your launch on the centralized exchange as well.
Now, one thing I have to ask is, in relation to Velar, how easy is it?
For somebody, yet again, as Jack just mentioned there, for non-crypto guys to come in, is
it easy for them to come in to, yet again, like a straight-off person off the street to
use this here platform without any previous knowledge?
So, there are some prerequisites, right?
I mean, because as a non-custodial trading platform, we currently connect ourselves to
decentralized wallets like Exverse, Leather Wallet.
So, people coming from outside, I think the only basic requirement for them is to have
basic understanding about how to custody their funds themselves.
So, honestly, one good thing that centralized exchanges provide is the user experience where
the same way you log in to your Netflix account, you log in to your Binance account, and then
they take care of the money.
But with us, because we are giving the self-custody, they have to manage the custody of their funds
themselves with the security, with the secret passphrase, and the secret key, and the private
key.
So, this is one contingency that might be difficult, where people can lose their funds or money
if they don't take care of it enough.
But that is something that, you know, like us or Luis is working, for example.
You know, that is something that applications like us can work closely with wallets like
Rider and other wallets to solve this.
So, it's a problem, but it's a solution in progress.
After that, we'll make this, once the self-custody part is solved, we'll make the experience as
seamless or even more seamless than centralized platforms currently as soon as possible.
Brilliant.
Yet again, are there step-by-step guides, you know, like almost like a foolproof guide
on how to use the platform?
Yes, of course.
We have very detailed blogs around all the products that we have launched and we will
be launching.
So, go to Wellar blog, blog.wellar.co, where you will find a step-by-step guide to even connect
wallet, how to step-by-step, if you are new to crypto, how to use Wellar from step one.
That's exactly what is needed in this space.
Yet again, thank you so much.
Let's go, Sue.
Anybody else want to throw their two cents in?
Anybody else have anything?
Great job, Mizzle.
Nice work.
I like this.
You guys are kind of like pitching us.
We're like the sharks.
That was incredible.
Thank you, man.
Always.
Yeah.
Once, you know, like once you're a builder, you're always pitching.
I'll pitch until how many 8 billion people in the world have listened to what we are building.
I'll pitch until then.
So, probably a few more decades.
Let's go.
Louis, please.
Well, thank you so much for having me, guys.
So, my name is Louis.
I'm the CEO and co-founder at Rider TLDR.
So, before building on Bitcoin was very cool in town, we actually made it cool.
So, I was with Stacks since 2018.
It was known as Blockstack.
And then, before I left Stacks, it was the number one WAP3 project on Bitcoin.
So, let's do a little bit of backstory, right?
So, my CTO, Marvin, bought his first Bitcoin in 2014.
I did mine in 2016.
But the question that we always both had is, okay, even after so many years, we work on the protocol level at Stacks,
why is it so difficult to have control of our Bitcoin or digital asset, right?
Now, let's go through my problems as a user one by one.
My problems are, first, why do I own 8 hardware wallets?
Next, why do I find it difficult, tiring, and such a chore to transfer my Bitcoin from this offline wallet to an online crypto wallet
and actually use it in various crypto applications, right?
So, if you sign up, taking control of your own Bitcoin or digital asset has setback because of three things.
Security, product experience, and adoption.
So, for example, number one, Valor as a user can't really create a backup of a crypto wallet with easy recovery.
He said it himself.
He needs to write this 12 or 24 word on a piece of paper, which takes 30 minutes, which most of us, if you find it very fun, I mean, let's debate on it.
I think it's tedious and difficult process, right?
And then if you want recovery, you want to trust a third party to keep a part of your share of this key.
Second, if you take this hardware wallet and move your Bitcoin to leather, for example, it actually takes 12 steps, right?
And if you want to do set a transaction using a hardware wallet, it takes six steps.
Now, all of this process takes 30 to 45 minutes.
My mom wouldn't do it.
Now, if you look at the looks when it comes to the wallets out there, if you look at these devices, they're currently focused on the security experience.
That's why they look like USB sticks, right?
You feel like you're a hacker.
You have this 1984 matrix feel to it.
It's very cyberpunk.
But cyberpunk doesn't really relate to a bigger audience.
It relates to early adapters.
So we need products that's actually focusing on enjoyable, usable experience for a lifestyle user.
And that's what we're doing at Rider.
So after two years of extensive development, I'm proud to introduce you to RiderOne.
So it's a crypto wallet with an app, hardware, and recovery tag that enables anybody in this call to create and backup their wallet in less than 60 seconds.
It also enables you to tap to send transaction in two seconds.
Or if you lose your device, for example, you're like, oh, my God, I lost my device.
Did I lose everything?
You didn't.
Right.
You can simply recover it with your app and recovery tag by tapping those two.
Or maybe if you are super uncareful and you lose everything, you can also recover it with your friends, you know?
And that's what we're doing at Rider.
So now let's look at the facts, right?
So if you look at the numbers, so his tax is always talking about how do we unlock the trillion dollar opportunity, right?
On, can I go technical now?
That was my pitch.
Your pitch was money.
Your pitch was money.
Don't get too, too technical or else you're going to lose us.
I'm just warning you.
Okay, let's move on to Stacks because Stacks was always pitching how do you unlock the trillion dollar opportunity in Bitcoin, right?
That's why they want to bring in speed, programmability and speed to Bitcoin.
But if you look at the numbers, the numbers are 15 million Bitcoin actually went to cold storage last year.
But the question is, if you look at the tech stack of most market leaders in the space, Trezor or Ledger, they can't really capture that market, right?
So 15 million Bitcoin, simple mathematics, take the price now.
It's a trillion dollar market fee.
You need an ecosystem where you can actually move that asset from cold to hot storage.
And like Mittal said, you're able to actually use it in a consumer application that's super easy to use, right?
That's why we have an app.
So imagine you can move your Bitcoin from offline to offline with a single tap and you're able to use your phone app to do all kinds of things.
Like, you know, buy a meme coin, maybe earn interest by just simply locking up your Bitcoin.
And that's what we want to do at Rider, right?
And we want to bring Web3 to consumer, which I think most builders in the space fall short.
Because by the end of the day, even on this call, I'm just going to call it, I think we're like on the casino phase.
Don't get me wrong.
It's fun.
I've been in the space since 2016.
It's I think it's a nice thing.
But I think it's time that we take it more seriously and we actually focus on onboarding our friends and family.
You know, I have friends in 2016 that wanted to go into the space.
Eight years later, they still couldn't create a wallet.
And meanwhile, we're still playing here meme coins.
Well, that was my pitch, guys.
So, yeah, if you're like Rider, you can go at riders.id.slashpreorder.
You know, you want to hear a fun fact?
When I first got into Stacks, one of the first things I came across was Rider ID.
And they've been building this for a long time.
And when I saw the website and I read everything about what they were building, what they were doing, and the design of the wallet at that time, I literally was like, okay, I just saw the iPod, right?
Of Web3.
Like, this is what is actually going to bring mass adoption.
Like, that was exactly how I thought.
And I still feel that way today.
I think that what their vision is so on the money for what needs to happen to make no coiners, crypto native.
And it could not be more excited about what Lewis and his team has been building.
No, thank you so much.
I think, no, for me, I held it with such, you know, high respect.
Because I just met Marvin today, you know.
I barely see Marvin.
And today we were, like, looking at the screen.
And it was just like, maybe I'm biased.
But we look at the entire thing, the usability.
And it's just spot on, right?
The entire experience.
For me, it's fun, right?
It's not like, oh, I'm doing crypto.
It's not enjoyable.
For us, I think in order for my friends and mom to use it, it should be more fun, right?
It should be, like, frictionless like Apple Pay.
And that's what we want to do in this space as well.
And then in terms of technical jargon, I think we're very heavy at it.
Like, MPC wallets.
Mark Hendrickson for a letter actually wrote a good article about it.
And it's very spot on.
So even for us, like, if you're going to do staking, why do we even call it staking?
I think you should use familiar terms for users that are there familiar, especially environment that they're used to.
This is interest, right?
Like, yeah, you get a, if you deposit your Bitcoin here, it's like a time lock.
You get interest.
Because people know that.
All people know that.
Why are we using, like, staking, restake, have this kind of, like, another derivative lock token?
Even I don't understand it.
And I work in the space.
Because, but then again, it falls.
Funny you said that, Luis.
Why?
Sorry.
I met a group of people, like, I knew their level was kind of new to Web3 in one of the Stacks meetup recently.
And that's exactly what I used.
I said, you know, like, this Web3 crypto stuff is basically, like, earning interest.
Like, I asked them, how many percent you earn in your bank right now?
Maybe two?
Yeah.
And what I sort of mentioned to them was, oh, well, in this world of crypto, basically, you can earn, like, more than 20% interest.
And that's exactly how I sort of put it without going into all the details.
Yeah, that's pretty much it, right?
So, I think for us, because we build in a very fast pace.
And when you build with fast pace, you lose the sophistication, right?
And sophistication is all about simplicity.
And when you have simplicity, everybody could understand it.
But that's very hard to achieve.
So, for us, for Rider, I know we've been building for so long.
But when the product comes out in August, I'm going to be very proud of it.
Because I know that we took so many iterations, just, like, to perfect even the user interface, right?
Like, even now, if you want to be included on the beta testing program, you can sign up.
And we can show you, like, how the full flow works, like, if it's intuitive for you.
Wait, so, Louis, I have a question.
Yeah.
So, I heard you mention social recovery, right?
But if I lose the device, other than social recovery, I think you said something else.
How do I actually get my – how do I get access to my funds, right?
Like, social recovery, I feel like, was the last one.
What was the one right before?
So, security is different for everybody, right?
So, most of my team are engineers.
I mean, all of them are engineers.
And they're heavy on security.
And they don't really trust anybody.
So, during onboarding, Rider actually split your master key on the phone and recovery tags through Shamir,
through our own implementation of Shamir.
And that's how we actually do it.
And then to add more security, for example, for people like me, because I'm a normal user, I trust my parents.
So, my parents have my seed phrase, my mom and my dad.
So, then I will just tell them to install the phone application.
They don't need to buy anything.
And I could actually give them a share through my Rider device.
And you can give it to 10 people, 20 people.
And now you have the network effect that most wallets are missing, right?
Because usually, you want to treat it as like a social media kind of thing.
You want to, oh, can I give you a share?
And then you onboard them to the space.
And that's what the vision for us in the beginning.
Because for us, it's all about, okay, how can we actually, you know, fulfill the mission of bringing all these people to the space?
It's incredible.
Yeah, go ahead, you're off.
Dave, Dave.
If I may ask Luis to share his little story of how he got together with Marvin to do this.
That's so funny.
And also, tell us a little bit about your entrepreneurial sort of background.
Because I think you had this thing, like, you've always been like that when you were young.
Yeah, I was.
I was.
Yeah.
When I was little, I always, you know, you, I think I was one of the people that I was like, I know what I want, you know, but I just don't know how to get it.
Right.
So even for stacks, I found out about stacks like you guys.
I was a community member.
I saw the TED Talk of Money.
I think it was 2017, you know, after that bull run, everybody, everything dead.
You're like, oh, my God, I love so much money.
What do I do next?
I was like, okay, I made money.
I lost money.
The best thing for me is to learn what is this space all about rather than just, like, play with it.
So I was doing my master's.
I did research on digital culture.
So I tried to understand technology from, like, an economic and social standpoint.
So how do you actually achieve that authentic sharing economy?
And that's why I was very hooked into blockchain.
And then I saw that TED Talk of Money on YouTube.
I was like, this is the guy, you know.
He's the guy I want to work for.
If I'm going to put my time into something, I'm going to bet on him.
I'm going to bet on this guy.
So I remember it was Patrick who was the head of growth back then.
I showed him a deck.
I was like, yeah, Patrick, hire me.
You know, I want to work for you guys.
And it's like, we're not hiring.
And I remember what I said to Patrick.
It's fine, Patrick.
You don't need to pay me.
I can volunteer.
So I volunteered for four months, I think.
I did anything that I think I should be done as a community member.
I was just like you guys.
I was just on Discord, like, algorithm, chatting with people, you know, because I love it so much that I was just like, I'm going to do whatever it takes to make this project succeed.
Like a true community member.
And then I started doing meetups for the guy.
So I maybe I told him, oh, maybe we should do a meetup in, like, Munich or Amsterdam.
Then I just do it.
I never do events, but I told him I could do it.
I told him I could literally do anything.
And then after four months, I became the community partner at Stacks.
And then by the end of my career, I was the lead growth for the foundation after four years.
So everything that you see from, like, the infrastructure layer, I work on, like, the exchange listing on Coinbase, market making.
You know, so I know the whole shebang full stuff.
And then during my year at Stacks, Marvin, actually, I actually met Marvin.
He's like, oh, I have this idea, you know, because I think he was able to steal private keys on a browser extension on Blockstack.
And he wrote the whole thing about it.
And the only way you could solve it is by creating a separate device.
So that was the seed idea for Ryder.
Marvin has it.
And it's like, yo, I'm a tech guy, you know, and I want somebody who's really good at growth to, like, come with me and do this.
Full time.
I didn't accept it in the beginning because I know how hard it is to build a business, especially hardware stuff, right?
Especially hardware.
And then for me, the last thing that I want is to take a risk, especially that I was just, you know, I think half my way to career at Stacks.
You know, I was trying to work my way up.
And then I told Marvin, yeah, I told him, yo, you know, there's a lot of people that's actually coming up to me to work with them, but I'm very picky on the projects that I work with.
So I told him, maybe come back to me when you have a prototype.
And then we talk.
Two weeks later, Marvin come back with a prototype.
I was like, oh, my God, now I have to help my bargain.
Okay, so we talk and we incorporated Ryder.
We would apply for a grant.
But then we build it slowly.
You know, I am not, because I know how hard it is to business.
I don't want to be the entrepreneur where you're like, oh, you drop everything, quit your job, quit your school, and just, like, go full-blown entrepreneur.
I think that's a way, maybe you're one in a million, but for me, I want more a calculated risk.
So for me, I told Marvin, let's build it slowly on the side.
You know, maybe it works, maybe it doesn't, but we shouldn't just, like, drop everything and go for it.
You know, it should be, like, a learning process.
So we're building it as a side project.
And the moment that we felt like, okay, Marvin, I told him, I think it's done.
You know, the space is getting more mature.
It's needed.
I think there's going to be a product market for it.
We should jump now.
And I left the foundation, raised money for Ryder, and I fully went for it.
Let's go.
I love that.
Like, you're literally, like, the story of, like, started from the bottom, now we're here.
Like, legit.
Not yet, man.
Not yet.
Not yet.
Not yet.
I'm going to be like when we, like, apart with Leisure.
I was like, Dave, you remember the time that I was on your computer space?
Yeah.
Let's go.
Hey, knock on wood, Louis.
Knock on wood.
Amazing story, dude.
Like, that's incredible.
Hero, thanks for obviously, for making them tell that story.
I put the poll at the top, guys.
You got four choices.
Who wins?
Louis, Mitchell, we all winning now.
Or everybody in the space.
Pick one of the two.
Pick one of the four.
But, yeah, like I said, this was all for fun.
That was incredible, man.
Like, great, great, great story, Louis.
Thank you for that.
And thank you both, obviously, for being good sports.
Those of you, like, we still have another, like, ten minutes.
Polls open for another five.
Retweet the space if you want to be eligible for the giveaway.
We'll do the Twitter picker at the end.
But, yeah, I kind of wanted to leave, like, the last ten minutes open for kind of just, like, you know, panel discussion.
For people that were requesting up, sorry.
I did promise these speakers kind of, like, the spot for the hour.
And I want to, obviously, like, get to them if there's anything.
Like, you know, Rosar, I know that you guys had a big, big, big week.
Congrats.
You had a BitMart listing.
So, I want to just kind of be able to highlight if anybody has anything to touch on.
But BitMart listing, MemeFi, what do you got going on, my man?
I mean, just busy.
Just busy all the time.
I mean, thank God that thing finally went through.
So, BitMart doesn't even know how to do Stax tokens.
They had their Alex token wired up incorrectly this whole time.
So, I at least like to think that now others have ten tokens that are going to use it after us will not have the same problem.
But, yeah, I am done with sexes for a while.
That is not a process I want to deal with again.
It was horrible.
And, yeah, I'm just going to focus on Stax and Nakamoto and Dexes and Charisma.
And, you know, work on things internally.
It's way more fun.
Yeah.
That's my two cents on that.
Anything on MemeFi?
I see what y'all are cooking up with the Woo token.
Like, what am I doing over here?
Am I buying?
Like, what's going on?
It's exploding.
It's going so fast.
Like, the Odin community just deposited a million dollars of liquidity.
So, we're getting close to 2 million total value locked on Charisma.
Yeah.
It's happening.
What?
A million dollars?
A million dollars today.
Yeah.
Holy shit.
Like, four new pools.
Yeah.
Don't sleep on MemeFi.
Wow.
It's happening.
Congrats, man.
That's incredible.
Holy shit.
People, smart people see what's coming.
You know, it's just that simple.
Like, we're exactly in the best place to be.
You know, I saw a crypto influencer run a poll earlier about how, you know, how people are doing since 2023 with their portfolio.
So, I'm like, you know what?
I'm going to ask Stax and Bitcoin and see.
So, I'll have those answers by tomorrow.
But I suspect they're going to be better.
I mean, we're just in the right place at the right time.
So, it's the innovation is happening now.
The seeds of that innovation started in the bear market and even before that.
So, it's just a matter of just taking the opportunity and seizing it and being smart about it and literally having a chance to change your life in ways that you couldn't imagine otherwise.
Guys, this is incredible, man.
Rosa, that's really impressive, dude.
Like, seriously, congratulations.
Like, a million dollars is no small feat in these ecosystems.
And I think these two founders over here can probably tell you that better than I can.
But just looking at the liquidity pools, I mean, that is really impressive, dude.
Like, congrats, man.
Like, it's good to see hard work pay off at least, you know?
Yeah.
I mean, it's definitely nice.
Like, I started Charisma last year in the summer.
And I was building, like, I was doing the BTC startup program thing.
And I was just building it because I thought it was – initially, it was a quest to earn platform because I just thought that was cool.
I thought that was, like, a fun thing.
And I guess what I'm trying to say here is everyone's told me it's a stupid idea from the start.
But I just did it anyway because I thought it was fun.
So, don't try and copy stuff from other ecosystems.
Don't try and do things if they're boring.
Just work on stuff you find is fun and interesting.
And it'll work out better that way.
Yeah.
Preach.
Absolutely preach, man.
Good stuff.
And I'm going to pin to the top also.
We have another – this has been a quiet sleeper, man.
Like, this secure layer for memes on Bitcoin, this GOAT token, right?
I'm looking at this now.
They had their official launcher.
It's still going on right now.
These dudes literally raised – they smashed through 50,000 STX already.
Like, that is crazy.
Like, so don't tell me, like, people are not bullish on this ecosystem.
Look at what these guys are doing.
I'm going to pin this to the top in a second, but I don't know if anybody else has some more info on this.
Like, they already raised their hard cap and they've been live for maybe an hour or two or something like that.
Like, that's wild to me.
Anybody watching this?
Yeah, I was worried.
Yeah, those guys are really bad with them.
But then I think they saw me do Charisma and then they blocked me.
So I don't know why.
What?
That's crazy.
I feel like they thought they were the only person allowed to build stuff.
But I'm still cool with them.
I think they just wrote a little bit.
Yo, those guys are really pushing.
They hit me up, I think, last week and they wanted an anthem for their project.
So I think the tweet that you wanted to pin, there's a song that I did for them.
You can check it out.
Oh, I love it.
I do say I wish they would stop spamming on Twitter because I'm getting, like, so many messages that are just, like, at me.
Hey, listen, you can't knock the hustle out here.
Mithil, did you want to chime in?
Well, one thing I can say, like, is that meme community on stacks is going to blow up.
You know, we are getting messages day and night from so many communities that really want to come and build on stacks, like build meme tokens on stacks.
Probably less than 5% of people who want to build on stacks are currently building because of the same reason that there is a learning curve in tech.
Because a lot of people, there are not many clarity developers in the market.
And the people who know clarity, they are building their own products, of course, which is for the greater good.
But there are not enough clarity developers in the market.
So I think after Nakamoto, it's going to blow up.
We are receiving at least two to three requests for listing on our decks every day.
And some of these communities are doing so well.
I mean, of course, Jack Binswitch, the legend, what you guys did with Kangaroo token, it's insane.
I think it single-handedly has pushed Stacks ecosystem overall so much forward.
It has not happened in years.
And apart from it, there are so many smaller projects as well, like so many new projects.
Like there is this one project, Odin.
Shout out to them.
Just because of the hustle, these guys are hustling so hard.
And of course, I'm completely against favoritism as I'm running a DEX.
But so many people want to launch meme tokens on Stacks.
It's going to be so much fun next few months.
I mean, a million dollars is nothing to sneeze at, man.
That is impressive.
It's insane.
Yeah.
I've never heard of something.
I'm looking at some of these Stackswap pools at like 3,000, 4,000 being like, should I buy this thing?
Like, what am I doing?
Like, am I going to be able to get out?
And you're over here talking about a million dollars.
Like, that is no small feat, man.
I cannot stress that enough, man.
For real.
We got three more minutes left.
Obviously, like, Louis, Mithal, I would love to give you guys, like, any, like, closing statements.
And Mithal, I just want to say thank you, obviously, Louis, like, for taking time out of your day.
Like, this was huge.
Mithal, I know it's super late for you.
Louis, I know you're super busy.
But just wanted to give you guys some closing thoughts maybe because I know you guys probably got to get out of here and get on with your days.
But, yeah, if you guys have any closing thoughts, Mithal, please, like, or Louis, feel free.
You can go first, Mithal, because I think it's quite late on your end.
Yeah, it's fine.
Thanks, Louis.
Also, we have to catch up, Louis.
It's been a long time, few months since we last met.
But, yeah, we are all busy with our own vision and mission.
So, Dave, first of all, thanks so much for hosting this, man.
Thanks so much for getting everyone together.
It's always fun to talk with the community.
Of course, last few weeks and probably last two months for us was kind of, was very insane.
We launched our DEX.
We launched our Launchpad.
We launched NeemStacker.
We launched our IDO.
We launched our IEO, biggest ever token listing for any stacks-based project.
We are very much ready to go live very soon with the PubDex testnet, which will probably be the biggest ever product launch.
Until now on stacks, of course, we want to see much, much bigger product launches.
So, I hope it remains the biggest product launch for a very, very short period of time.
But, yeah, last few months have been crazy heads-down building.
And it's always great to talk to the community, to see what's going on, to chat with friends about the direction where the ecosystem is going.
So, I'm just thankful to be here, man.
Thanks a lot for hosting this.
If you host this again, please invite me.
I'll be more than happy to join.
Yeah, man.
It was my pleasure, Mitho.
And, like, I feel like the community shows up and shows out.
I've never had rooms this big in my life.
But for whatever reason, like, people are getting the memo and it's getting out there.
I mean, we have enough time to promote this thing.
And, like, people want to hear this information.
So, I appreciate you making the time.
I know it wasn't easy.
But thank you so much for coming, man.
I really do appreciate it.
Luis, please.
Yeah, thank you so much.
My closing thoughts are if you guys are interested for Rider, you can pre-order that rider.id slash pre-order.
And if you pre-order, you can actually be part of the beta testing.
There's a form for it.
Just go to our Discord.
And I'm more than happy to include you guys.
There's a long list.
I think there's more than, like, 100 people that apply for the beta testing.
And we only need, yeah, like, 30 to 50 of it.
So, it's going to be, like, a shortcut.
So, it depends on who made it.
We're picking it based on their profile.
And lastly, I think we, as builders, should really focus on the things that matters.
So, we should abstract a lot of things.
And, yeah, make the experience better for everyone.
Let's go.
I love it.
I'm going to do Twitter Picker in literally two minutes.
Jack, anybody else want to, or Hero, anybody else have any closing thoughts?
Just strap in, take advantage of the slow market, and stick with your convictions, and you'll be fine.
Yeah, and maybe from my side, if you're interested in building on stacks, on Bitcoin, there is a small fund available.
And I'm hosting daily Twitter spaces on that.
So, yeah, just follow me.
It's called Decentralized Grounds Program.
And we have a bit of money for each category, whether it's NFT, or DeFi, or BNS, or Governance and DAOs, or Developers.
Yeah, so, lots of things to look forward to in the Stacks ecosystem.
And the CoinFabric account is here.
Hey, here's where it's Thailand.
Yeah, go for it.
Hi, everyone.
This is Ariel Weissman from CoinFabric.
Actually, actually, we do research and security auditing, so much like our friends from Ryder and MimCoin,
we're interested in getting higher the bar and helping to have the stack space more secure.
And that's why we're trying to elevate what's been going on, trying to write blog posts about what we see in audits and trying to help the community to write more secure code.
Let's go.
And you're going to start seeing a lot more CoinFabric.
We're hopefully going to be working together real soon.
They're coming up with a—they came up with a really simple solution.
So, everybody that's—all the devs that are in here listening, QA, instead of having to wait forever and spend a shit ton of money on audits,
why don't you just implement some QA?
And I think that's what these guys are doing really, really well.
So, we're going to get into them, obviously, as the weeks go on.
But I appreciate you guys, obviously, coming through.
Did anybody else have anything?
I feel like I cut somebody off.
Yeah, yeah, bro.
I was saying, are we going to get the airdrop of the song that you played before we started?
Wait, say it again one more time, Hunter?
Oh, I'm saying, are we going to get the airdrop of the song that you played before we started the space?
Oh, you tell me.
Like, are we airdropping to people?
Like, you let me know, bro.
Like, yeah, I'm down.
Yeah, I think—
I am down.
Let's get it.
I think it'll be good.
Yeah, yeah.
I think it'll be good to airdrop to people.
I think they love it.
Let's go, man.
I'm going to close out with it.
All right, for sure, for sure.
Why don't we just enter everybody that retweeted?
All right, so we got 55 retweets.
I like that.
God damn.
Y'all came to play.
Like, this is amazing.
Like, good stuff.
So, the first four that were—
I did a total of six.
So, the first four that come up are going to be the STX winners.
50, 50, 50, 50.
And the second—
And the last two are going to be the STX keys winners.
So, where's my drum roll?
Another drum roll.
Okay, here's who we—
Come on, loading.
All right, here's who we got.
Here's who we got as winners.
First, Staxi.BTC.
Longstreet.BTC, essentially.
And the third—
I don't know who this one is.
Let me just see if—
You have to be in the room.
So, sorry.
I have to just scroll through really quickly.
Let me see.
Is he here?
Yep.
Okay.
Oh, that's Omar.
Omar and Hinano.
That's four.
So, those four shoot me a DM really quickly, please.
This way I can have you guys, obviously, lock on the Twitter picker.
And then the last two for the Stax keys.
I got to reload this.
Okay.
Scorpi.
Got it.
I'm doing one by one.
Don't ask me.
And Becca.
Shoot me DMs, guys.
This was an incredible, incredible space.
Really, like, panel, I can't thank you guys enough.
Like, you know, we put some work into this thing to obviously, like, make it what it is.
But the guests came out.
They showed up.
They showed out.
You guys were incredible.
Like, really amazing.
Thank you, everybody, for coming.
And, yo, Hannah, let's get together in the DMs and let's figure out how we get this airdrop done, man.
But this was dope.
Thank you guys so much.
And you go see us back next week.
Let's go.
Sure thing.
Appreciate everybody coming through.
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