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berabera 1 wif icy, berasearch-y & jani
Recorded: Oct. 29, 2024 Duration: 2:14:22Space Recording
Full Transcription
it's going to be a perennial problem anytime we start a space with with baby bear because
i feel like it's sacrilege to to interrupt it but here we are hey folks how how are you going searchy
doing well doing well i have the same issue as you johnny in that i yeah i don't want to stop
but i know that's kind of we we don't advertise this as a two-hour baby bear session but maybe
maybe very bear needs to set that up we'll see down the track but yeah going going well going
well it's good to be back session four four point two for sure let's just have it two two hours of
chill tunes um i think i think a regular baby bear broadcast would actually go insanely dummy
so i for one would love to see that slash hear it baby if you're out there let us know if we have
permission um folks uh papa elon came in and and did a lot but um did not fix the aids that is the
comments section of spaces so um we're going to which um community server should we descend on
i think i think definitely not yet um i think that's a good start uh
uh what do you reckon i see have you got strong strong opinions on this one well gosh golly i mean
i'm in just about every barra server you could possibly imagine so um i actually i always find
it very fun to see how many mutual servers another barra has with me um currently i'm in the barrel
land server that's where i was chatting last um so they are a viable option i think a yeet server is uh
is chaotic territory um another you know fun idea if we really want to maximize that yeet hardery
should we do it i need to hang on how do we find it um do you know what we should set up is uh
uh like a roulette wheel and have all of the different uh bearer projects on it and then
whichever project it lands on in a week we should just get everyone to descend so folks the idea is
basically instead of using the comment section because we miss a lot of stuff we can go and hang
out in a discord server for the comment section we'll leave the talk open on spaces so you'll be able
to listen in space but we'll be able to talk at the same time uh yeah let's pemby keeps doing the
thumbs down so let's let's definitely do it um also i love the idea of having the wheel i'm 100% going
to set that up for next week that sounds fun so folks if you want to talk at the same time
as us talking how are we going to find go to uh lord pemby's profile then click through to eat sleep
yeet then you'll find the discord link uh for the yeetards now the reason i'm not going to just read
it out to you is how do you know that this voice is indeed someone you should trust versus going to
another point of entry and two factor or ideally triple factor um authenticating so once you have
found your way to the yeetards do you know what i've never actually sullied my uh discord panel by
entering into the yeet so this is this is the first time it is uh it is truly a a lawless land of
yeetish sorry for your loss but like here we are you know we take take some for the team i'm joining
yeets it there's this good option here it says no thanks so i just click that now i have to click
back through the options i have to verify oh god it's asking me if i'm human bear with me folks you
folks you folks talk talk amongst yourself i need to figure this out i think i think if you want if you
wanted some to learn a bit more about yeet too i really recommend going and clicking on their docs
um on their website uh it will inform you really well down the bottom there um you'll learn a lot
about the product and it will really help you understand why we're so terrified of them
that's a that's a that's a good little piece of intel about the yeet team
oh yeah we've got to be careful because i'm intrigued to see what happens because the yeet guys used to be
kind of the the best at raiding other servers i think of the bearers they got i remember they
got kicked out of pudgy penguins um which was quite entertaining i think they've been kicked out of like
every other bear chain server over time um so i'm intrigued i'm seeing pemby trying to fight back
against the spaces um i don't know if that's yeah i don't know if that's kind of going to work but
we'll find out find out so i guess we can uh we're in general everyone's being utarded already
and uh but we'll we'll try and keep an eye for questions that come up um i'm not going to read
everything you started just because you know when you go to um you've got like a family event and
uh there's you've got some type of social tie to some uh section whether it be uh through marriage
through some strange arrangement or some distant relation but you know you know there's always that
set of cousins at a family gathering where you're like they're they're proper wrong-uns and i do not
know how i'm related to them but uh here we are um that's often how i feel uh interacting with
some of the etard vibe i'm like i know we're connected somehow but uh
here we are what can i say okay so there's a lot going on just to apply a baseline structure maybe
if people want to ask helpful questions um they could tag me in there um because i've got the same
tag across discord and twitter um so it'll be a bit easier to find um if you tag me with other stuff
i will still ignore you but if you if you ask questions then then i'll respond does that sound like a good
plan i feel like that's that's either going to go very well or very yeet hearted yeah yeah i think
you're trying like so part of these spaces i guess is um uh there will be some um educational aspects
but a lot of it is also i guess just hanging out and doing a bit of bera bera which is a kind of um
if you're new to the space or arriving in it can you're trying to make sense of what's happening
who's who what what projects are real and this type of thing so i feel like um coming in and getting a
taste of the yeet hearted is is a is a pretty out there um cultural experience let's put it like
that um and so it's a rite of passage let's let's just uh let's consider it that way um so folks this
is uh episode one we had our pilot last week we enjoyed ourselves so here we are again um some of the
structure that came out from the last section uh the last time we did this was we're going to do a
jenny after dark bera botanical section we're going to have a bit of a research from bera research
archives uh definitely more health maxing from uh from icy uh and some music and water breaks in in
amongst it uh my brain's pretty pretty uh mashup so i'm i'm just going to jump straight into the um
we can post links into spaces yeah i'm reading a comment so bera botanical something uh that
uh i spoke about last time was molder's chart so if you're near a device which is connected to the
world wide web um i'm not talking about the x files though given that we're in the yeetard
server it might track because i sometimes wonder if these folks are fully human or part alien but
if you bring up an image of molder's chart from gardening you'll see a a circle with a lot of
different connections to different elements and this is an image that i use as a metaphor or a story to
uh understand the practice of um cult building and cult here um i'm meaning to mean if we um drill down
into its kind of etymology before its modern day usage to mean um a kind of uh fringe sub group with some
type of um uh figure heads um with uh uh rituals and uh this type of thing um that's kind of uh quite
separated from the mainstream uh before that's i think for example uh the cult of personality of uh spf and
um ftx or uh the kool-aid uh stuff from jonestown this type of modern expression of cults uh tajani's mind is
actually um a bit of a misapplication um when we're thinking about growing communities and uh cult um
its earliest meanings comes more from uh cult to cultivate culture um cultus was kind of the
uh epistem epistemological um root and so one of the reasons that i kind of dig down into gardening
metaphors and analogies when thinking about the nature that is a community is i find that when
thinking about gardening systems or sustainable systems in this type of sense it's a lot more
generative um generative and sustainable in the sense of self-sustaining that can kind of keep going
recreating itself so much more similar to uh natural systems than for example the the kool-aid end of
um cults in its contemporary contemporary sense so i feel like a lot of the time in crypto we
uh maybe are mashing up a reference between the contemporary shape of it um
um and uh but what we are actually wanting is this more kind of deeper rooted um uh sustainable
growing culture that can kind of contract and expand um in relation to kind of the inputs um another
thing with cults um in the contemporary sense is oftentimes they're somewhat easy to join but they're
quite difficult to leave um there's many a story of different cults where there's kind of extreme
measures in the process of leaving ask anyone who's stuck in the etard server be careful we've sent you
into the the lion's den um don't get stuck in there many many have gone in and never come out
but the thing is about bariculture if you think about it is what's really keeping anyone here if you think
about it um the fact that similar to i'm reminded of the early days of ethereum and i used to go on
these calls and they used to be really angry investors being like when the is this thing going to
ship i gave you money what's going on it's been it's been more than a year it's been approaching two
years or whatever um and a lot of the uh the kind of waiting around for bearer the the feeling from that
time feels somewhat similar so if you think about it the barrier to staying in bearers actually uh
quite high in the sense of um it would be very easy for people to leave there's been a lot of reason in
terms of uh stuff has taken some time but there's this um no one has a gun held to their head but for
some reason once people arrive many stay um whether that's on the community side whether it's on the
builder side in fact the the list of people who are builders who've arrived into the ecosystem
and then despite the delays and all of these reasons to leave a really high percentage of them
haven't um so what's going on here um is it a cult of personality is it that jani is uh this is all a
split personality and you're all figments of a deranged mind is smoky such a cult leader and uh so
um compelling as a bareheaded uh smooth sneakered um smooth talking big brain uh with so many wrinkles
oh so many wrinkles that people uh don't leave i would posit dear friends who are in this call that
no that's not what is going on it's very easy for people to leave but um many who arrive don't so what
is it that's keeping us here and so into that kind of question i would like to introduce this concept of
molders chart so in gardening the uh uh a really important component in these systems is soil
soil can take uh i can't forget if it's a hundred or a thousand years per inch of soil um that's created
this this sphere that we're on used to just be rock and it would get broken down by uh uh credins
uh crawling out of the water becoming um uh amphibious uh um creatures in between zones
many of us have evolved past that point etards haven't so maybe that's a kind of lowest common
denominator um uh connection there but then there was also mycelium breaking stuff down um so soil is
really important and the lesson that i'd like to draw from molder's chart is it talks about the
interactions between different elements in the soil and the uh a metaphor that's easy to understand
this is you're only as strong as your weakest link and so what that means is if you have any of one of
those elements in abundance um the interactions that it has with other elements will uh limit and cap
the ability of the organic matter plants and this type of thing to absorb um those nutrients into uh into
itself to kind of um to grow in a strong type of a way um so for example if you have an uh overabundance
of nitrogen but there's uh limited boron then you can only actually absorb as much nitrogen as there is boron
i think there's analogies to draw here with uh community building in this type of sense so for
example if a chain has a metric of tvl but the ttd the things to do are not very much um the system
as a whole can actually only absorb so much of that tvl in a useful type of a way um to make this a bit of
a personal analogy so when uh janney entered the bearer eco it was uh in a moment of uh euphoric
almost utarded um irrational um uh fucking around and fight finding out ended up buying some uh bears of
smoking bongs because i saw some other big brain people who had been doing it i hadn't really caught
onto the nft thing um but that wasn't what really pulled janney into the bearer eco what pulled janney
in was the fact that i started a twitter account and it had an egg it had no followers but i just
started talking about what are these bears and reasoning and a community member who uh
was around at that time just started talking to this account so what i'd say in terms of the molded
chart is that each of us in this system has an important role to play in the building of
sustainable cultures it's easy to look at characters like janney or smoky or pemby or searchy or icy
and say that okay here are these figureheads and they are making stuff happen or maybe it's the devs
building stuff i would actually posit and say that in the building of cults as we uh inadvertently
call it um in crypto but actually i think what we're talking about in terms of sustainable cultures
um i would actually challenge that every like every retweet every comment every conversation
every connection these are each like elements in a sustainable system
um if we want to grow the culture that culture of um liking each other's posts retweeting uh connecting
with people even if you don't know who they are uh using the developer protocols kind of giving feedback
um the limits to how big an ecosystem can grow is uh limited by the the weakest link in the um
in the ecosystem in a particular type of sense so what i mean by that is um if there's all of
these things to do and you've got tvl but there aren't people there kind of helping each other and
creating a vibe you're going to hit limits um and so that's the analogy i'm going to leave us here with
with molder's chart i don't know who the borons are uh who the nitrogens are who the magnesium is
but um over time i think i will start making a bit of a map in this type of a way um yeah i challenge
anyone who's listening here just many of the people who are are recognized faces in the room
um keep doing what you're doing because as this thing grows um the the trick here is each person this
is a co-produced um temporary autonomous type of a zone that we're co-creating um and it would be a
mistake to think and uh to to give up your power um in this process and become a spectator or a consumer
i think uh in spaces like barachain where there's so so many things to do um so much potential for edge
that really you should look at yourself as a producer and a um uh uh uh whether it's a yeetard
whether it's a noodle head whether it's a jar head whatever it is whether it's a newcomer um contribute
your bit to the ecosystem because that's ultimately what's going to grow grow the pie to ethereum sized
level um stuff so i'll get off my soapbox pass it back over to icy take a break maybe have a drink
of water um and yeah thanks this is the end of the second segment of uh bearer botanicals
fantastic insight provided by jannie one thing that i would love to start off my little interim here
is drinking water is so important if you're familiar at all with me or you know the things
that i like to yap about then you'll know exactly what's coming up next that's right please make sure
that you are also drinking plenty of water it's recommended on average that people drink about 2.1
liters of water per day which is approximately i think like 70 to 80 ounces or so something that i
recommend that helps in making sure that you are drinking enough water is to set up a daily goal
tracker there's lots of apps that you can get on your phone um that's what i use to track my daily
goals um because you know being a health maxi bearer it is so important to stay on top of the goals that
you set for yourself so the best thing to do is to go little by little don't get to the end of the
day and realize oh my gosh i've drinking drink i can speak i've drank no water today um set it up as
like a tracker that way you can drink little by little so if you're listening to this now please take
a moment to drink some water um and also i would love to share some general uh knowledge about this as
well on the topic of coffee me myself i love a good coffee love caffeine um but something that's very
important to keep in mind is that when you first wake up in the morning you do want to wait about one
to two hours before drinking coffee this will allow your body to produce all of the um good chemicals i
believe it's called adrenazine but i'm not sure um i know metapanda is in the audience give me a
thumbs up or a thumbs down if i'm correct he is my resident health maxi professional um so when you
first wake up in the morning it is important to allow your body to produce all of those naturally
occurring chemicals the reason being is that if you drink coffee immediately upon waking it is actually
going to affect your natural circadian rhythm which is in turn going to cause a much harder crash once
that coffee wears off so first thing i always like to do in the mornings is start off with a nice big
cup of water usually about 10 ounces to get the day going if that's not something you already do no
worries it's all about taking those little steps to gradually improve your health and your routines
so i encourage you to challenge yourself to start and i i'm telling you if you actually dedicate to
staying properly hydrated um if you're not already at least you will 100 notice a tangible difference
not only in just how good you feel but also your skin quality your digestion um your overall like
how bloated you are there's lots of good benefits to being properly hydrated with water
um yep patrick says i wake up with a gallon of coffee please don't drink a gallon of coffee ever
i think that is uh that's a little too much unless it's decaf i suppose that could be okay
um but yeah if you're drinking coffee like i am as well i hope you're enjoying it but please
make sure that you are also drinking that water bears
is um uh so syrup and glitter in water no what about lemon honey and other such or are you a uh just
straight straight water straight from uh the the earth's nipple uh direct from the source or what's
uh so i don't recommend anyone to be drinking the syrups and the glitters in their water as i said
last week that is not really water uh so don't try to come in here being like oh i've got my daily water
that's 80 syrup glitter and sugar and then 20 water um that being said though i do really enjoy um putting
things in my water for example you said lemon um i think fruit infused or even veggie infused like
cucumber infused water is fantastic it's a good way to add a little bit of taste if you're someone
who struggles with just like the plainness of water i was using air quotes when i said that um
and another thing that i actually really love to do is to uh have a like a nice cup of like electrolyte
water every day so for example um i have a brand of electrolyte powder um that is like
i think it's no sugar and it or if there is sugar and it's very very low um and it's also keto friendly
uh which is nice because if any of my bears out there do partake in uh water fasts it is something
that you can drink during a water fast it's not going to interrupt your body's um fasting mode
um so yeah electrolyte water is one one thing that i like to drink on a daily within my other
regular water just to add a little bit of pizzazz a certain uh je ne sais quoi to uh the overall
water intake experience so electrolytes are really really beneficial for staying hydrated
um especially if you uh have a nice cup of it in the mornings it really helps to get your day going
and um if you do work out as well uh it's really helpful for that for just obviously overall staying
hydrated and and being ready to mog the gym or you know mog whatever workout that you like to partake in
um i'm here for all of this uh i gotta i gotta drink for water people in the comments are saying
fuck water i want crack um and give airdrop and things like this so get this bearers and utards
can you guess where water comes from a lot of the time that's right from clouds do you know what water
does when it comes from the clouds drops do you know what it has to drop through yeah there you go
um how are you going bear search i'm doing well i'm really appreciating the power of the meat noise
button on the yet server um because i actually could barely hear icy at one point because of the amount
of tags that were coming through from there so thank you for ruining my faith in the bears um to the rest
of the team i gotta ask icy is is glitter in water a legitimate thing like is that a thing oh my gosh
searchy it is unfortunately a thing i've seen uh this trend on tiktok um where it's like a thing like
these these uh girls i'm sure guys as well i've personally only seen the girlies do it um so i'm
here as a girl to say please stop doing it uh they will like make videos showing their quote unquote
daily water and they have like entire barista style um cabinets or shelves in their houses with
a variety of different flavored syrups and edible glitter and some of them even include like
seltzers or you know bubbly water overall bubbly water is fine but like seltzers like with the alcohol
in it too i'm like that's definitely not plain water so it is a very strange and more recent
phenomenon that we're seeing um i'm not sure if it's leaked into crypto necessarily but i've certainly
seen it in uh in normie land if you would say i'm just i've got the image here of um lord pemberton
making a video going here's my daily water and it's just a bottle of vodka um with like some sparkles on
top of it i think that's uh that feels on brand with kind of the energy that you're going with
there wow wow people are health maxing in the most interesting ways yeah i also uh i i do recommend
um i heard you say like that the pings and discord are popping off uh fun fact that is why if you see
me on discord i will forever permanently be on busy mode because it silences the discord notification
noises um sometimes like oh that's genius yeah sometimes just because i've changed the noise
recently and it's so i just can't stand it i know with the halloween theme which is like cool and cute
for like the first five minutes and then after that you're like okay um this is this is too much
yeah so uh it was really funny because like i knew it was gonna happen as soon as you said it when
you were like oh ping me if you have questions and i was just yeah that was a rookie error just below
up with it so yeah there's some extra alpha for you searchy stunning there you go that's why all of
the people are either always on i do not disturb or on uh away that makes so much sense to me you're
learning that i'm a boomer on discord yeah away away will also play the noise i think maybe maybe um but
i know for sure that busy silences them which i mean considering how many servers i'm in uh how
many chats i have going all the time it hoof it is a lifesaver yeah i want i want to ask earlier
what's your um what's your record and i'm interested to see what other people's records are for this in
the um chat what's your record for most servers you have in common with someone i think i saw someone
with 55 the other day oh that's good i think the highest i've seen it was in the 30s i think it was
around like 33 or 34 um i need to obviously up my game because if you're in the 50s that means there
are even more servers that i'm obviously not in and i kind of take it as like a challenge at this point
you know yeah that was one that was one person like one person i've never seen anything like that
before i feel like that that might be like peak achievement um when it comes to being in too many
servers together um because it was 55 and i'd never talked to them before which i think is quite an
achievement you think with that many touch points we would we would have said hi at some point but
no which i think likes to how large the ecosystem really is doesn't it literally yeah there's there's
there's a there's a bit here where i'm getting you know that meme where it's the cat and it's the
flashing of the war the world war ii and all of the ptsd flashback to previous uh cycles where there's
all of this crazy stuff going on i do want that like to get real for a moment in terms of there's
like that i feel like there's been a sentiment shift in terms of strategy around um the best way to play
airdrops and this type of thing and so i wonder with for me personally i come at it more from i'm
in a very different position to a lot of people so i'm not saying uh other people do this but um i'm
in very few servers but i wonder if there's going to be a shift where people actually drill deeper into
like a specific smaller neighborhood of servers and this type of thing instead of trying to spread
because there's so there are so many projects in the bearer eco if you try to touch all of them you
there's uh there's a limit to how deep you can go in in any one right so what are people doing in 50
50 different servers you know searchy i i can or search do you mind if i call you searchy or would you
rather bear a search searchy is so fine but i appreciate you asking all right searchy so you
i get it for you because you're doing research into these things you drill down and you go deeper
but folks who are hanging out and this type of thing is that the best use of their time i question
i don't i'm maybe people are um uh kind of spreading themselves that way but i do wonder if
there's gonna be a shift over time of people going a bit deeper in a like a subset fewer rather than
just chaotically uh uh going around everywhere i don't know this isn't this isn't janny trying to
steer people in a particular direction for any specific airdrops uh or that type of thing it's
it's more just thinking about it from humans spending time on planet earth you know what i mean
yeah i mean i think this is one of the things that i find really interesting is i think lots of
people start out like airdrop farming is a is a pretty standard way that lots of people get into
crypto but i think something that we see i mean yeet is an interesting example of this right like you
said earlier it's a bit like a sticky dark hole where you you fall in and you can't get out um but in a
good way uh because i think lots of the lots of the bear chain servers again i think this is something
that's kind of a uh um an extension of what we're seeing in the whole ecosystem in that there was
this one server you know the the omov topic which then branched out into the bomb bears which then
branched out into a chain that'll never happen um and then we're seeing all of these communities
being built on top of that and i think that's probably the like really interesting thing with
the way that bear chains evolved over time is it's taken so long that there's time for these communities to
kind of just form and jenny you were talking about this last week this idea of you kind of you can't
create a community a community has to create itself um and you can kind of just sit there and watch it
happen and i think that like there's lots of spots where these communities had time and space
to create themselves and i think it's it's very cool um and i think as an extension of that um
i am a big fan of the way that the the bear chain team has built out this um the request for
proposal thing i think we talked about we touched on it briefly last week yes yeah like it's it's
big brain yeah i think structurally i think it's a really interesting one um and i was chatting to
a member of the team a while back and they just gave the line of like well of course um if we're
looking to say like you know if the chain level is looking to say thank you to testers who's going to
know their users better than individual projects um and i think that's that was a wise thing for me
and that there has never been any comment or positive affirmation that there will be an airdrop
from the chain from the level um but uh coming through this kind of project thing uh and then
them giving the projects the ability to uh actually uh reward the user say thank you to these community
members who have been there who have been part of kind of the journey uh maybe watch them go through
multiple iterations of a product or just been around vibing for a while i think it's really cool that
um the team at like the high level of the foundation level is enabling projects by project
to go and kind of say thank you to these community members sorry to interrupt it actually we've we've
we've got a uh um newsflash el hombre three three just burnt another yeetard uh this is coming in hot
hot off the wire we've got another one we've got another one folks anyway uh we get back to regular
programming now um this isn't yeetards this is not staking this is this is someone told you that
this is three threeing and stake stake and chill and at some point you may realize that this this isn't
staking however in some protocols to be fair when you stake and time lock and it goes to zero i guess
it's kind of similar so in that sense it's being e-tarded as a service so anyway uh el hombre three
three uh i guess thanks for your service um for those folks who don't know what we're referencing
is uh about 20 i guess it must be more than 20 percent of the etard nft supply has been burnt uh maybe we
can actually get pembi on at some point in this space just to to chat a bit about that and we can
also maybe reveal some of the secrets behind the egg versus crack uh machinations that we have going
on but searching so i i interrupted regular programming for that urgent uh news report uh
please proceed maybe after this we can get on to some baby bearer tunes for five minutes or something
yeah i mean it's we know it's important to have our ic mandated water break um no i think you you
popped in at a good time actually because i noticed we have a question which i think is an
important one just in the comments on twitter from the trap.base.eth um he's just asked there's
no bridging site for bearer yet right and it's super important for us to say bear chain is not live it
potentially never will be um but in all seriousness if you see a site that says it's going to allow you
to bridge over to bear at the moment that's a scam it's not real um so don't bridge anything you
can't bridge anything off testnet onto another testnet and you can't uh buy uh yeah you can't
i believe there are places you can buy testnet bearer but don't do that just message pemby um
janny myself any number of there's lots of people who have uh bits of testnet bearer lying around we
would much prefer you do that than paying money for it um so just yeah super clear public health
announcement i guess just don't don't um just don't click any links just uh switch off your
computer disconnect the router um and find peace there you go that's probably the safest thing but
no in all seriousness if you find yourself asking should i click this link for just just don't click it
there you go um i see can we have some music absolutely i actually have like five five minutes
people can can uh do whatever you guide us through this five minutes we'll come back maybe we'll get um
lords pemby up i would love to get someone else from the audience as well uh to if you've not especially
if you've not come on a space before i i would love to ask you how has your what was your entry
point into the bearer eco are you completely fresh are you an old hat like i'd love to hear more stories
from from people about uh we do have someone sitting there on that front so maybe um when when it comes
back we can hear from them i think it's a bearer straw has been sitting there for a little while so um
um yeah cool sounds like a plan okay please take us away i see what we're gonna do here is we're
gonna enjoy the sweet sweet tunes of baby bearer while we are all taking our mandated icy water break
so if you don't have any fresh water with you now is the perfect time stretch those bear legs
go get some water and let's enjoy baby bearer
I don't want to lie. I actually had to stop myself. Like I had to cover my mouth from laughing because Lord Pemby's very charming yeet accompaniment with that last track was just the cherry on top of a baby bear a sundae.
You know what? When you spend like literally a year yeeting on spaces, you figure out, you know, when to slip in a tasteful yeet every now and then.
I've had my practice.
I legitimately thought I said you had pre-recorded something. Yeah, he just yeets whenever I talk. That's pretty standard.
Yeah, I thought you pre-recorded something. It was that well-timed. So fair play, fair play.
Actually, you know, related to that, on my shopping list, top of my shopping list is to buy one of those soundboard things where you can record a sound, you know, and then you can just spam a button to make a sound.
Fuck me.
Jenny, Jenny, Jenny muted me. How dare you? The oppression of the eggs, the tyranny of the eggs knows no bounds. This is ridiculous. You will be hearing from my dad.
Did your dad really, or your dad's ancestors really create Coke? Because it all made sense once I realized Pemberton were the originators of Coca-Cola, Coke and Coke.
I was like, you're just carrying on your family line. You emerged from an egg that was predestined to have a crack journey.
Actually, I don't know how everyone just got muted. I don't know what happened there.
There is also oppression. Oppression against. The thing is, no, Pemberton, here's the thing. No egg, no crack. But if there's no crack, you still have egg. It's just undeniable science.
What is also undeniable is that eggs must crack. Otherwise, they have no benefit whatsoever, right?
I mean, you're either cracking them to eat them, or they're cracking to give birth to life. Otherwise, it's just a little white, fragile thingy, you know? Not much good for anything.
Although you can soak eggs in vinegar and they become bouncy. If anyone hasn't tried that before, I highly recommend it. Great thing to do.
They used to, before having cylinders, many people would store water in eggs, such as in various different parts of the world, look into it.
But they do not, although water will stay fresh in an egg object for longer than in a cylinder, they don't travel well as part of mass transportation.
So not good for business.
On account of eggs cracking.
In terms of them not being as space efficient as, say, crack, I guess you could make that argument for crack or cylinders.
This is true.
We want to spill the, have we at any point spoken about what is this egg versus crack thing and what are these NFTs?
Do we want to share the, share the deal?
I'm not sure we've spoken about it on the spaces before.
Do you, do you want to go ahead and give the, give the high level?
I'd rather not.
All right.
Well, now, now that I'm stuck with it.
So we are running a campaign right now, the honey jar and yeet, unfortunately, where we are encouraging all you mouth breathers to submit videos or content or threads or literally anything you like.
You know, something to do with eggs or crack.
And, you know, the best submissions will be collecting addresses from these people and entering you into, well, first you'll get a special NFT on testnet.
And holding this NFT will, you know, make you eligible to receive, you know, certain rewards, which will be comprised of honey jars, right?
And yeet hard NFTs.
So, yeah, definitely don't participate.
Yeah, would you add anything to that, Jani?
So it's, it's a, it's a free money mint.
No money needs to pass hands.
So it's, it's definitely tapping into this NFT accelerationism that us bearers love.
However, the price of entry is time and effort in some type of chaotic, creative type of way.
The more, and the other innovation that we've introduced is manual judging.
So it's none of this blockchain fancy schmanchy stuff.
It's, uh, Pembi and Jani will sit down and, uh, observe the thing that you have created.
And then we will determine, uh, if, if you're going to be, uh, given these super rare free NFT mints, um, that enter you into prize pools for things, but then also mark you indelibly, um, in the internet of trackable on-chain things, um, as someone who contributed to this ridiculous episode in the emergence of bearer culture pre-chain.
Um, I think that about sums it up.
There are many ways to do a free mint, uh, dear builders, and, uh, you can get creative with it.
People, people engage, and I think, uh, things to do is good.
Um, I have a question for you, Pembi.
Um, what's the difference in your perception between, I've asked this on the timeline, I'm still unclear, between Eutards and Neanderthals?
That's a tough one.
Well, I would say, uh, one of these things is, um, really stupid, breathes through their mouths, pretty smelly most of the time, uh, and the other is a Neanderthal.
Ha ha.
Yay!
That, that matches up with the notes.
We've got, um, Pembi, so you were asking to come up even before the space properly started.
Did you actually, was there, is there something you want to share at this end, or was it a compulsion?
It was a compulsion to come on spaces and eat at this point.
It is just, um, you know, an impulse.
At this point, it's just muscle memory.
I see a Twitter space as I just want to come on and eat.
Um, but yeah, I, I'm actually, since I'm here, I'd like to, um, you know, leave you all with a very important message just before I drop off here.
And I think it's very important, um, that everyone, uh, you know, if you're involved in Barret Chain in any way, uh, you know, I think it's a super important thing.
Hang on, hang on, Lord Pembi, breaking news, uh, Renegade 0.6, uh, 21.87% of Utahds burned.
We are so going to zero.
Back to regular programming.
Sorry, what was the important thing you were saying?
Yeah, we're actually going to negative five, not just zero.
Yeah, so the, it's a super important thing.
And I think a lot of people, you know, involved in Barret Chain actually miss out on this.
And just by missing out on this thing, you know, you're not only leaving a bunch of money on the table, but you're also missing out on so much fun.
So I think it's a really vital thing, um, you know, that you should all know.
And the thing is, like, it's one of those things that once you, like, hear, you're just kicking yourself for not knowing it sooner.
Like, just by knowing this, I know so many people that have had access to so many new things, you know, and amazing things just by having this thing.
And it's just so simple.
Um, yeah.
And the thing is, it is just ultimately.
That was the most artistic dropping of a speaker I think I've ever witnessed in a space.
That was, um, thank you folks for tuning in.
And if, uh, you're just recently arrived, um, we're using the Yitard server as the chat zone.
Uh, we just had a segment of financial advice by Lord Pemby, uh, whose ancestors put, uh, cocaine into Coca-Cola.
So if you know what's good for you, maybe listen back and, um, listen to that financial advice.
Um, Searchy, what's up next?
I've, I've actually got a question for you and my challenge to you is actually for you to answer this in under two minutes.
Cause I think you probably could talk about this one for an hour.
So the challenge is conciseness.
Oh, hello.
Hello.
Can, can you hear me?
It's to hear what this guy has to say.
That's the question.
Yeah.
I brought up, uh, because he, he had been waiting for, for a while there.
Um, I, I don't want to interrupt the, you know, Jani's challenge.
Cause I do think that that's going to be, uh, very entertaining to see him, uh, concisely give an answer in under two minutes.
Um, I did want to bring up Vera Straw though, just so we have him on retainer, because I know that we are interested in hearing more, uh, testimonials from other Beras.
Oh, uh, yeah, I, I, I, I just, uh, I just, uh, I just required to, uh, say something to, uh, take my, uh, and look, super.
I muted you.
One, it's a bit fun, this abuse of power, but also, Sergei was going to ask something and then straw, Berry, Vera, with your very cool PFP, you're up next.
Um, Vera, Sergei, what were you saying?
Um, I'm, I'm, I'm going to flip it around, Jani, and say, we've, we've talked a bunch, so I can, and my question for you will still be relevant afterwards.
So, Bearer Straw, I guess two things, which is, one, if you had a question, we'd love to hear it, and two, wondering how you found the Bearers, how did you get involved in this section of the space?
Uh, yeah, I'm, I'm sorry, if, uh, if I borrow your conversation, but, um, I have, uh, a story behind.
Um, and, um, I just came to, um, Saigon, and I meet Tim Pupau here, but I, uh, I lost my confidence, and I, and I can, I can talk to them because I was late in my flight.
So, I, I, I just think it, it, uh, it, uh, it, uh, fun conversation.
So, when I, I can think I can say something with my, at least, so I, I will try to, uh, to jump and, and try to say something.
So, sorry, um, if, um, if it, um, if it make any, uh, any way right well here.
No, you're good.
Keep it.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
When did you arrive into Bearer, or what's, what's the story?
I'm on, on the edge of the seat.
Yeah, um, everything, uh, start from, uh, it, like, uh, a few months ago.
So, I just, uh, start to, uh, read some, uh, article from Zani, I mean, uh, from, uh, Honiza.
So, then I come to Bearer Lane, and then I discover Bearer ecosystem.
And I read many things, like, I, I, I don't know how to explain, because sometimes, uh, my brain
is blind, you know.
I don't know, I don't know to talk anything.
Because, yeah, because something very new to me.
So, so I just look to it, and, uh, like, I, uh, I'm left positive in the outside, because
I'm left, go out.
Yeah.
Yeah, no, we're, we're over.
I mean, you're sounding like you've had a really, like, standard, well, not standard,
but I think one of those, like, entries to Bearer that we hear quite a bit, um, i.e.
coming in through someone like THJ, who is so great at being, like, loud and making noise,
and then Bearer Land, who I feel like, acts as, like, this great kind of entry point in
at the top, because there's, you know, there's someone, something for everyone in there.
So, it's cool.
And I think I heard that you met some people in Saigon, too, which is pretty awesome that
we're seeing Bearer start to meet in person as well.
It's really cool to see.
Strawberry, can I, can I ask, was it you read something that at the technical or other layer
that was new to you, or was it that you got a feeling that interested you?
I know you said you put it, it's hard to put into words, but was it something from the
brain that led you in more, or was it more of, like, a combo, or was it more,
a feeling of curiosity or intrigue?
Well, your, your question is too long with me.
I mean, maybe I can understand all the questions, because I can hear it clean, you know, my,
my, my early skill.
Sorry about that.
But, um, if you, if you ask about, about the difference from other layer with Bearer change,
I don't know how to talk about it, but, uh, when I saw some, uh, some depth from, uh, layer 2, or, or the layers, I just feel, uh,
uh, I mean, uh, I, uh, I, I, I don't feel I belong to them.
I don't feel I belong to them.
So I, uh, I came to, um, I came to Bearer change, like, a few months ago, and I, I feel it's so fun.
Um, and, uh, every day I just, I just, I just wake, and I feel something about Bearer, and I follow more,
and I follow everyone, and I interact with them in my way.
And, uh, helping, uh, some, uh, some, uh, some place, like, uh, or Discord, or every, everywhere I, I feel out in Bearer change.
So, it's like, uh, it's like I know everything, but, uh, in a moment, if, if you don't give me a question, I, I don't know how to start.
Uh, if I don't understand the question, I don't, I really don't know how to start to, to, to talk about, about it.
For, uh, for Jani, you just, uh, you answered whether you understood the question or not.
The answer was so good, really wholesome.
And I think the feeling of the longing is something that, um, something that many people,
it's, it's an aspect of why people have stayed throughout the Bearer or these past number of years.
And that, that feeling, the feeling of belonging, in whichever way that you find it, is immensely valuable.
Beyond, there are more forms of value than just money, and that sense of belonging is something that a lot of Bearers definitely feel.
So, thank you, um, before you go, can, can you give us a big ooga-booga or a big hen-low?
Just let it, like, you know, um, come back to the stage and ooga-booga.
I'll do it with you.
Um, yeah, if you, uh, if you like, like me, so, uh, reply what I say.
Ooga-booga.
Ooga-booga.
Ooga-booga.
Ooga-booga.
Yes.
Let's fucking go.
Um, now, certainly, I know that, uh, prior to, uh, Bearer Straw coming up and giving that incredible account of their experiences entering Bearer Chain,
that you did have a question for Jannie, and I'm still quite interested to know, um, again, because we know that Jannie is a professional yapper,
so we'd love to see him, uh, hit that under two-minute mark on the answer.
All right, all right.
I, well, I'm gonna, I'm, I'm enjoying the idea of this being a challenge, so I'm getting a timer up, um,
and we're gonna see if he can actually meet the goal.
Um, timer, two minutes, uh, because this is a big one.
Um, this actually comes from someone who works with Jannie, um, from God's, who's one of the, uh, part of the amazing War Room,
who are the kind of team behind all of the unhinged creative work you see coming out of THJ.
Which is really, really cool, um, but God's asked, Jannie, what was the main vision that made you start THJ?
And if the vision changes over time, when did you realize that THJ will become as massive as it is now?
All right, in two minutes.
I reckon you can do it.
One, drugs.
Two, when the drugs wore off.
Done.
All right, that was two seconds.
And probably about as much as God was expecting to.
Um, so that works pretty well.
That works pretty well.
There you go.
I can give, I'll give the one minute version.
Um, the, the, uh, the drugs was, uh, hallucinogenic honey.
And the vision was honeycomb and people coming in around, around it.
Um, the realization that it could go further than just, uh, selling a bong bear for a million bucks, um, was the point at which people wanted to start working together.
Um, having, uh, having, uh, I think anyone who's tried to build a business or tried to build a project, the people wanting to do stuff with you is this really secret magic ingredient.
And that's very difficult, difficult to force.
And the thing that I noticed in the initial process of THJ was how much people wanted to work with us and wanted to work together.
Um, and I think that exists in the bearer eco, um, and it's incredibly rare to get the, the level of cooperative and competitive spirit that we have in the bearer eco.
So, so those are really the two, the two main things.
Um, one, there was a specific project and then two, uh, tapping into lots of people wanting to work together.
Um, and knowing how valuable and how rare that is and what you can build on top of it is the longer answer.
I feel like the longer answer came with a little bit more detail, but that's maybe less poetic than the first one.
But yeah, it's really cool.
It's really great to see kind of THJ and the impact.
That it has as kind of a, a slightly new organization.
I feel like lots of people talk about THJ as something that's interesting as kind of an outside of, you know, normal structures that we see on a blockchain.
Um, but also something that like really aligns with the overarching vision of just being here for the bearers and building something cool for the bearers.
So yeah, it's been really, THJ is something, a fascinating beast that I've been enjoying watching for a while.
Um, so yeah, really stoked that there's been a vision from the start.
And it didn't just start from a fever dream.
It's good to know that it did slightly just start from a fever dream though, because it wouldn't be very bearer aligned if it didn't.
So thanks for that, Jenny.
Um, thanks for the question too, gods.
I appreciate that.
Keep dropping questions, guys.
Um, and speaking of questions, um, we have another friend of the bearers, another bearer coming up.
Um, I want to welcome up Migs 337 on the mic.
Uh, Migs would love to hear, I guess, first, how did you find bearer chain?
What's your journey to meet the bearers?
And then second, if you have any question off the back of that, we'd love to hear that too.
Sure, guys.
Yeah, absolutely.
Uh, BM, y'all get started pretty early out here from a West coast point of view.
I know Icy appreciates that, but, uh, you know, a bear's got to be ready when it's go time.
My, my journey is an interesting one.
Um, I'm not much of a, an airdrop farmer by any means.
So, you know, a lot of the stuff on the timeline back in the day was all kind of about that,
which doesn't really interest me.
And a friend of mine said, Hey man, you know, you really gotta, you really gotta check this
thing out.
Like it was right when Arturo went away and, uh, the new one came on BR Turo came up and
he's, uh, he's like, this is a different vibe.
You know, the people down here are super sick.
You know, you gotta, you really should get in here.
It's kind of your thing.
So I'm like, ah, you know, I'll check it out.
You know, whatever.
I'm busy with work, you know, IRL stuff.
So, uh, ironically I stumbled across the THJ.
Um, and that was the beginning of the end.
I read, I read, um, an article that Jannie had put out around me, Barra.
Um, and I thought, well, this is kind of cool.
And I went down the rabbit hole, you know, about all the different sets and all these
different things.
And I was like, you know, this, whoever put this together was probably really high
on drugs and probably had a lot of time on their hands, but at the same time, it's like
pretty sick.
So I went to the THJ server and then I started looking at the honey jar stuff and, uh, Appiology
Dao and, uh, Mijani Dao, how it kind of all came about and I was like super intrigued.
And then I was, um, the nail in the coffin for me was the, um, the fermenting of the jars.
I was like, I just thought that was really unique.
Uh, especially how the first one, it kind of changed mid flight.
And now it's still, we're waiting until the end.
And one person's gonna be a really happy Barra when that thing actually comes to fruition.
So that was kind of my introduction is just the THJ, everything along with it.
And it, uh, I went tumbling down the rabbit hole.
And then shortly after that, I stumbled across the eat game, uh, and yeeted back in the day
when it was just so simple, you know, you could, you could put in a tiny bit of eat, you tiny
bit of Barra and you'd end up getting like 3000 eat.
Uh, and I was like, Oh, this is kind of cool.
I'm like, it's the ultimate Ponzi.
And then joined that server, the one, you know, where we're in now in discord.
And, uh, back then pants were optional since then things have changed a bit, uh, unfortunately,
but I'm still in there and, uh, and here we are guys.
So that's kind of, that's kind of my journey.
Wait, are you saying that the yeets have become suits?
If pants are now involved, that's what I'm hearing.
Yeah.
Well, you know, it got a little crazy there during the summertime, especially, you know,
things get wild and crazy.
You know, one thing leads to another, someone, it's like a bad three's company episode.
Someone opens the wrong door and all hell breaks loose.
So back then, uh, yeah, pants, a mandatory pants thing was instituted.
I loved your account.
Um, I, I personally, uh, think that, you know, pants should remain optional.
I understand why, uh, things may change with time.
Um, also appreciated your comment about, uh, me being over here in burger land.
Uh, yes, that's right.
I did wake up at the ass crack of dawn to be here in this space.
So thank you for recognizing my, uh, unwavering, uh, dedication to the great Barra Barra.
Um, I think THJ has been sort of that entry point for a lot of Barra's to speak on, uh,
your experiences.
And, um, as Searchie had so, uh, eloquently, um, put as well, that they, they do a fantastic
job of being very loud.
And so, um, you know, I do personally think that we have, uh, THJ to thank for a lot of
the verification of, uh, crypto users.
And so, uh, I love to hear, you know, that that was your sort of your story and your,
your Barra origin stories, if you will.
Um, and also, uh, would love to follow up if, you know, you did have any particular, um,
questions or, uh, otherwise comments.
Um, now is the perfect time to speak your Barra Barra mind.
I did, I see.
Thank you so much.
And yes, I am with you with the ass crack of dawn, um, preparations.
Um, my first one is for Jannie.
Um, and if we need to keep it under two minutes, that's great.
If not, that's fine too.
Um, we haven't heard much on the boarding passes in a while for the land of, I know I'm going
to butcher it, see, Julie, I think it's been a minute.
Uh, haven't heard any updates on that and just kind of wanted your thoughts on where
that's headed and anything you can drop for us.
Let us know where we're going there.
So THJ is going global.
Um, and you will see an increasing, um, uh, amount of things which, uh, emerge from,
let's say different markets.
Um, and the airplane tickets will come in handy, uh, post mainnet.
And I think that's all I'll say for now.
Um, the, there's a lot that we've produced that we have not released.
Um, um, uh, we've been ready for mainnet, um, in a lot of departments, uh, for nine months.
So there's a, a, a big backlog of stuff that's interconnected, um, which will be released once,
uh, once mainnet launches.
I am not going to share more than that right now because I will have to speak more.
And it would be like that gif of that character next to the conspiracy board.
And I'm wary to pull one string.
Uh, it's near to Halloween.
The, the spooky spirit journey will come out.
Um, but thank you for your question.
Um, it's, uh, what I can say about it is it's, uh, the tip of an iceberg and, uh, much mirth
and merriment will be had, um, uh, as that unfolds.
Um, so thank you for that question.
I'm going to read out a comment here.
Um, uh, my bearer intro from JD, bear attacked my car in an alpha server.
Someone brought up bearer.
This was Providence joined THJ immediately picked up honeycomb and jars being bearer hunting
smoky in Toronto ever since.
Um, what I am trying to figure out though, is this person who had their car attacked in
an alpha server.
Someone brought up bearer.
I'm wondering, is there a link between those two dot points?
So if in a future spaces, the person who wrote that wants to come up and share about their
bearer attack and maybe share some, uh, health and safety tips of what to do when you meet
real life bearers would be into that.
Um, but Migs, I didn't, I shared a bit, but was that enough to appease the curiosity for now?
Uh, certainly.
Yeah.
One, one follow-up question to that iceberg, as you mentioned, is the Henlo seed phrase
part of that iceberg.
Again, haven't heard much.
I know you said it's all out there.
You've been exceptionally cruel by your own admission about, uh, about the difficulty
currently with what that looks like.
But is that also part of the iceberg that you can or cannot comment on?
The there there's, there's crossover.
It's not the main point of the airplane tickets.
But, uh, uh, when you are traveling in plane across lands, you may, um, see from a different
vantage points on maps, um, uh, uh, uh, things from different vantage points.
So that map, um, uh, it may be worth drilling down into organizations who maybe would have given
us money for things, um, other entities may do things like fundraising announcements and this type
of thing, but we're not such an org.
Um, so looked at from, uh, uh, a different, let's say bird's eye view, um, maybe, uh, on that
map, you will see, um, uh, let's say what would be the equivalent of mountains in our space.
They might be large organizations or entities involved in money type stuff.
I'll give you that.
That's, that's as much as I'm giving away for now.
Appreciate it again.
That's fantastic.
We'll be sure to get a bird's eye view.
And then one final question, the current mint that's going on right now, uh, for H, uh, for
the cub quest, um, you can get, uh, the 15 different little jannies, uh, to get some raffles.
Is that for honey jar five and six, if you win the raffle, or is that only for one of them?
Um, I believe, I, I believe both.
I will say it's my understanding.
I'm not in charge of this vertical, so I could be wrong.
Definitely defer to others.
But the spirit of what we're trying to do is, uh, create a game that enables people to access
stuff, whilst also, um, uh, trying to allow people who have been playing the APology game
and have the other assets to be able to have a best chance of entering.
Um, so it's combining those two elements of trying to create fun ways for people to maybe
get some free jars, whilst also trying to give people who have been buying the combs and other
jars, the, the best chance of a reasonable chance of getting into, uh, the, the DAO.
But more specific information will be released for sure by Fedor and other folks who are actually
stirring it.
So if anything that Jannie has just said is completely wrong, consider it a hot dog.
And, uh, someone will have to fire me at some point.
You heard it here, folks.
The alpha that you hear in these spaces may or may not be factually accurate.
And I mean, if Jannie does end up getting fired over this, he had a pretty good run.
Um, so like, I guess that's all right.
Um, and we'll put, we'll, we'll remember the day that Migs took down Captain Jannie.
Um, it's, uh, that would be quite a legendary, uh, mark to leave in the bearer verse.
So I suppose, uh, you know, it, it wouldn't be the worst outcome in terms of potential outcomes.
Right.
Um, it would be very bullish.
The moment you can kill, you can kill your heroes and an ecosystem persists is, uh, is winning.
Um, would be open to walking the proverbial plank at some point post, post mainnet once stuff is thriving and popping.
Um, uh, yes, Searchy, BGT, what about it?
BGT, what about it?
Um, I was just going to finish with one last comment, which was that I'm talking about walking the plank when the, uh, head of our ecosystem goes by Captain Jack.
Um, it's quite potent when you think about it deeply.
Um, yeah, on the BGT front, we were like the three of us were chatting earlier and we were kind of having to think about what, what's different about bearer chain?
Like, why are we excited to bear a bearer to have a long gap just about random stuff in the bearer chain ecosystem?
And for that, it kind of comes back to, for us, like, BGT and the stuff that's interesting there.
But I think there's lots of cool, like, high-level concept stuff.
Um, but we were thinking about kind of how, how can we practically actually think about what BGT is, how it works, and what it means for you as a user.
And so we wanted to spend a little bit of time, um, touching base on the BGT station and why it's cool and how you as a bearer can actually be involved in that.
Um, I don't know about the other bearers in space, but for me, I've always been aware of validators.
I thought they were this, like, kind of necessary entity thing that stood off to the side in blockchains and that I, as a user, was never going to have to talk to.
I was like, okay, they sound cool.
And that was it.
Um, and then bearer chains taken that and they just flipped the system on their head.
So proof of liquidity fundamentally makes validators actually have to play ball.
They have to come in and get involved in the ecosystem.
So why we see things like community validators, like bearer land or the honey jars, one that they're running as well.
Um, also the one that they're running, uh, THJ is running with bearer drone.
So we're seeing validators come in and have to get their hands dirty in a new way, which is pretty exciting to see.
I think it's cool to make sure that everyone's getting involved, getting in, actually having to understand the space.
And so then the BGT station is this cool spot where as a user, sorry, I have to stop again.
I think we've just, we've, we've burnt another NFT.
Pemba, you need to stop.
This is distracting, distracting.
Um, BGT is one thing that we can play around with.
It's special and new, but, uh, burning each NFTs is another one that is special and new, apparently.
There you go.
Um, so yeah, on the BGT station behind that newsflash, um, we kind of see a few different things.
So we get to see the validators that are active.
So the validators that have the most bearer, um, delegated to them will be the ones most bearer staked, sorry, will be the ones that are active.
And these are the guys that are directing future BGT emissions throughout the ecosystem.
So in proof of liquidity, um, projects, people, anyone can apply to get a asset or a specific kind of action whitelisted for BGT emissions.
And the validators get to choose where that's going.
So validators want to have as much BGT delegated to them so that they can have more power to go out and point more BGT emissions to these gauges is what they're called.
Um, so as a user, you actually have a lot more power here than you think you do because you have the opportunity to delegate to the validators.
So if a validator wants to really be involved in the ecosystem, it can actually be really beneficial for them to be super involved in the community because they want to convince bearers like you, uh, bearers like Icy, maybe even a bearer like Johnny, that they are the right person and they're going to do some cool stuff, or they're going to point the BGT in a way that benefits you as the user.
So as a user, you get to pop in on the BGT station and have a delegate.
So you can pick your favorite validator.
Uh, bearer search specifically is currently delegating to infrared, uh, bearer germ, XTHJ, Kodiak, bearer land, and the honey jars validators.
He's enjoying, I'm enjoying, uh, giving them some of my votes so that they can go on and do better things with them.
Uh, so as a user, you get to send all of these BGT off to the validators who then get to point those BGT missions on for you.
Um, but I think the next layer on top of that, which I find quite entertaining, um, and I know it's part of the main reason most of these projects are building in the ecosystem is because it's not just users who get to play in this little realm.
Uh, projects also get to engage in active bribery and it's not just positioned, it's encouraged.
Um, so they call it incentives because, uh, things have to be slightly PC nowadays, apparently.
Um, but projects actually have the opportunity to bribe validators with their tokens, with various kind of different things like honey or that other tokens, if they want to.
Um, and basically they get to say, Hey, if you delegate BGT where I want you to, I will pay you to do that.
Um, so we like, we like to think that it's a, a nice lovable above board thing, but in reality, uh, we know what it is.
We know what's going on here.
The bearers love to bribe.
The BGT station at the moment, that's what we're looking at as the main kind of actions that you can take as a user.
Uh, you can claim your BGT that you're already, uh, that you've earned by providing liquidity or doing other actions within the ecosystem.
Uh, then you can delegate that to validators or you could redeem it.
So you could burn it one to one for more bearer.
Uh, so you can then go out and play the game again.
So you can delegate to validators and you can also see, uh, who is bribing who.
So you can see which, uh, gauges have the most bribes directed to them.
And you can probably have some learning there about what is actually, um, yeah.
Which, which validators are profit maxis.
Like who's going for the most, uh, various kind of emissions or are there validators who are working specifically in partnerships?
Like, are they working with specific protocols?
So that's our kind of baseline as to how BGT station is working at the moment.
What the bearers in the know are looking out for, um, is that validators will have an option to actually pass back some of their bribes to their delegators.
So say a validator gets $100 in bribes.
They'll have an opportunity to, on what's called their cutting board, pass on some of those bribes to their delegate.
So say they wanted to delegate, pass on 10% of these bribes onto their users.
So if you're a bearer who's in the know, you'll be noticing that there's a little, my incentives tab.
Deep within the BGT station.
That is one that we're all waiting on.
Because everyone is pretty excited by the idea of delegating their BGT.
Because then we're going to be able to get something back in return.
You'll be able to see this very soon, I suspect on testnet.
And we're pretty excited to see how it actually plays out on mainnet.
That is my overarching kind of coverage of the BGT station at the moment.
My little like fun sprinkle on top is have a look at BGT scan.
If you want to understand a bit more about where BGT is flowing, how it's working.
Because I think they have some really helpful visuals and graphs on that side of thing.
BGT scan is built by another one of the validators.
And it's node infra.
So have a look out there if you want to learn.
They're doing a really good job there visualizing all of the stuff that's going on behind the scenes here.
That was a bit of bearer searching with bearer search.
But I have yapped for a long time.
So I think it's maybe time that I hand off back over to someone else after that little moment of raconteering.
I personally always love hearing the bearer searches, bearer search yaps.
I'm sure everyone can agree.
You have a wealth of knowledge that we're very appreciative of you sharing.
I would like to take a moment to amplify.
I know Vico had requested to speak.
I'm not sure if he dropped because he got too impatient and thought,
Oh, these bears are never going to bring me up.
As a general sort of notice out there, if you would like to come up to speak, share your story on how you found bearer chain.
If you do have any particular questions, you're more than welcome to request to speak.
If it does take a few moments for us to bring you up, fret not bearers, we do see you.
We're simply waiting for the perfect opportune moment to bring you up to speaker.
And, um, as a general, I think, uh, it's also safe to amplify that, um, when we do bring you up, um, there may be times where we're in the middle of a particular yapathon.
Um, so we'll certainly, um, intro you in, in a very bear-esque way, uh, once we are ready for you to, um, contribute to the conversation.
So if you do have, again, any questions or you would like to share your journey into bearer chain, you are more than welcome to request to speak.
I do also see that we have the honey jar.
Yes, that's right.
The honey jar.
I'm curious if they come off mute, if it's also going to be Jannie.
Um, that would be actually very funny.
Um, so yeah, welcome up the honey jar.
It, it's, uh, just algo hacking so that from the honey jar reach, the space bounces.
In fact, if the voice came out the other end, it would probably make one of those scream.
It would sound like a yeet, actually, probably.
I was just going to say that sounds very yeet-coded.
Round and round in circles we would be going until, uh, nothing would ever be the same again.
It's always good to see.
We will, we will start to see, I think, a bit more of, uh, some projects coming on as speakers over time.
Uh, obviously the three of us are pretty heavily involved in various projects, but who knows?
Maybe as the bearer-bearer continues to evolve, we will see some more projects coming in and around.
Um, I, I gotta say, I'm impressed at the self-control that's being shown overarchingly, um, by the bearers in the yeet.
So at the moment is quite impressive.
Um, we've, we seem to have worn everyone out.
So I'm sorry, uh, if we wore you out, uh, I hope that you will be better and feel better going on, uh, forwards.
Um, I think we might, did we just have a speaker pop up who was interested or am I going crazy?
I think I might be going crazy.
Oh, well.
They, I mean, you definitely are crazy, but aren't we all in this bearer-verse?
Um, I do see that they are connecting.
So, um, oh, yep.
Here they are.
Oba Hakim, welcome up to the space.
Um, would love to hear your journey, uh, with Barachain.
And if you do have any particular questions specifically, you're more than welcome to throw those at us as well.
Well, thank you.
I think this space is missing this accent.
Well, I'm from Nigeria.
As I am sure my accent must have, uh, giving me, oh my God, I'm nervous.
No, we can hear you just fine.
You're doing well.
You're doing well.
Yeah, don't be nervous at all.
I was also thinking exactly the same thing earlier that we have so many great accents.
So it's, it is good to have someone from Nigeria on as well.
Welcome.
Yeah.
So I think, uh, my godfather when it comes to Bera is, uh, Jani.
I got into the Barachain ecosystem through, uh, the CopQuests.
Um, I do their quest from time to time and then I decided to further explore.
I now found out that, uh, BeraChain is actually a very, very fun community.
Um, right now I would have been fucking bored if I'm not on this space.
If I'm not on the BeraChain ecosystem, because that's the only thing that keeps me busy these days.
And to cap it all, uh, I'm a BeraChain tester.
Yeah.
And I think I saw, um, a printer here.
V-Lard.
Uh-huh.
So shout out to you.
I think she's answering Shulia here.
And then I would like to talk about the, uh, eggs and, uh, crack.
Is this okay?
Is this okay?
Yeah, I think, uh, I think the egg versus crack, uh, discourse is very relevant to Bera's.
Okay.
So what I think is, um, eggs, uh, their futures are determined by cracks, right?
So cracks are sovereign.
They can exist on their own.
If it's not eggs, then something else.
So for me, I think it's, uh, crack, right?
So, um, I'd also like to thank you all for the opportunity to talk here.
I'm so, so excited.
I love the community.
That's, let's say, the thing keeping me.
It's not just about the BeraChain ecosystem.
It's the community.
I mean, everybody here is like, they have nuts loosening their heads.
Let me say it like that.
So it's, it makes everybody interesting.
Like, I really, really, really, really, really love BeraChain.
You know, I really appreciate that, um, uh, first of all, I, I, I think you're onto something.
If an egg has to crack in order to be used, as was mentioned earlier, does that then posit
that the crack came before the egg?
Very interesting.
Um, and further, I would love to touch on your point about community specifically, um, having
been in the space for a few years now myself, um, I think that community, the people here
are one of the, if not the biggest driving factor to any project success, because at the
end of the day, we all are, um, people or Bera's, um, on the other sides of these screens.
I think that one thing, uh, that is so easy to get lost, right, is, um, we all are anonymous
in this space using these silly animal pictures and cartoon pictures, um, to represent ourselves.
And so sometimes it can be a little easy to forget that there are other human beings on
the other side of the screen.
It, for the most part, there are most certainly, uh, cases of AI generated beings.
I myself am AI generated by baritone technologies, for example.
But overall, uh, I mean, um, you know, the, the people that we spend our time here with,
the relationships that we're able to build and the laughs that we're able to have together,
um, for me is 100% like the most impactful element of being in this space.
Um, obviously making money is fantastic and I love that portion.
But at the end of the day, there are so many ways to make money in this life.
Um, not as many opportunities to have such enriching and entertaining, um, interactions with other
people.
And so I'm always a huge advocate of, you know, finding that community that really feels like
your Barra's.
And the nice thing about Barra chain, which has been, uh, touched on in this space as well,
is that there are so many different types of projects, so many different types of communities.
We've seen the yeetards come out in full force, um, in the yeet server that we're all chatting
in currently.
Um, and so for a lot of Barra's, that is the community that really, um, you know, aligns
with who they are on the inside.
So, um, I, yeah, I love that point, Oba.
And, uh, I love, you know, that you're able to contribute to the conversation.
Thank you so much for coming up.
Um, we do have, uh, oh, and before I move on, was, were there any other, um, questions
or comments that, uh, you would like to leave?
And furthermore, would love to get a, your best Ooga Booga on the way out as well.
But before, before the Ooga Booga, um, you mentioned the entry point was cub quests.
Can I, can I ask, um, which, were you exploring Web3 or other L1s or crypto Twitter before stumbling
across, um, like where were you spending time in crypto before arriving to Barra?
That's for you, Oba.
And if you're trying to speak, you're on mute, so we can't hear you.
Oh, okay.
So, um, for me, uh, I was fresh in a, in Web3.
I'm just exploring Twitter and I saw cub quests.
I went through it.
It was interesting at first.
So I talked to the quests, but over time, I, a quest took me to the discord channel.
And then from there, I had to like, um, go to begs, barbs, and, uh, uh, bend.
That was where my interest that's growing because all of these things now, you see, I,
it's making me, it's drawing me into the community.
And then I noticed that everybody in the community is funny.
And I like funny.
So, I'm excited to stay.
But most of us are, it's true.
Hey, Oba, that's, that's, that's really cool.
Like, I think, I think it's really cool.
It's mostly, it's mostly you.
It's mostly you, your journey, right?
Ah, look, now here's, here's the trick.
Here's, here's, here's, here's the trick.
I think, um, there's, there's one way of putting people up, um, in a kind of a hero mode.
And that's, uh, a very common thing in our culture, stories, movies, and this type of thing.
But in my mind, it's a trick because actually, uh, a journey in a, in an empty room is just
talking to themselves and it's a mental asylum.
And it's true.
I would be talking to myself in a room by myself in a mental asylum is fine.
But what makes it socially acceptable is everyone else participating in this type of a thing.
But yeah, I will take some credit for being a loud mouth, but it's only one tiny small part of the story.
Um, actually I was doing some data analysis of, uh, the Twitter socials, um, and, uh, one of the largest, uh, sections of inbound traffic.
Um, and, uh, one of the largest, uh, sections of inbound traffic, we've got Vietnam and Nigeria.
So it's nice to get someone up from, there's a lot of, a lot of folks over from, um, Nigeria and, uh, other, other places on, on the continent.
Um, kind of, uh, getting bear-a-pilled, it seems.
So thanks.
Thanks for coming up.
Do you want to share an ooga-booga together?
No pressure.
Don't know where you are, but if you're in a situ, should we go for it?
Yeah.
Well, before then I want to make a shout out.
I want to make a shout out to, um, Buddy Zombera, uh, uh, Gray.
Graham, sorry.
Baby's first NFT.
Graham, I think he's, uh, he's a gay.
He's a gay.
Yeah.
So Graham gay.
Got it.
That's him.
Okay.
Ooga-booga.
Ooga-booga.
Nice.
Thanks for coming up.
Yeah.
We do have, um, other speakers that are requesting to speak, which I love to see.
Great job team.
Um, I'm going to go ahead and bring up the next one.
Uh, again, if you have particular questions or comments on bear chain and, uh, furthermore,
would love to hear your personal journey into the bear a verse.
We have a new bear a order, uh, connecting now.
Hopefully their connection is strong enough.
Oh, there they are.
Uh, hello and Ooga-booga new bear a order.
Welcome to the stage.
Hello.
Can you, can you hear me?
Okay.
Yeah.
So, um, I have a question for Johnny.
Oh, it is.
What gets him out of bed in the morning?
And like, what's the end goal?
Because I feel like he's done so much already.
It's like the cryptos, Elon Musk, like what's the end goal and what motivates him?
Uh, Jenny, Jenny's in this now just to have fun.
Um, I've been in crypto for so long that, uh, uh, retiring isn't a realistic option for
a person with the type of brain that I've got.
I just get bored and there's no other more interesting computer game than crypto.
And then, uh, getting up in the morning is the daylight.
I sleep without the curtains down.
So once daylight hits the eyes, I'm up.
Um, but yeah, I think there's a lot of the thing that I'm interested about the bearer
eco is to be honest, there's quite a few of us, some more, more loud mouths and others
of people who've made it in crypto a few cycles ago.
Um, and they're maybe building their legacy pieces or the things that they want to see
in the world.
And there's a growing number of us who've gravitated towards the bearer eco.
I don't want to out them, but I'll say that there's quite a growing, uh, number of number
of us who, uh, the motivation is fun.
The motivation is building something that can contribute to, um, culture and growing something
in an eco and being in at the ground floor.
Um, that's a kind of short answer.
Um, yeah, that's what, that's all I wanted to know, really, because I feel like your
bearer chains, Elon Musk, like he's got all the money, but he's just got so much brain
power and he just wants to do better in the world.
So obviously he seems to have like 12 projects at once, but he's super successful.
So it's kind of like with you, you have all these projects, but everything seems so successful
and so well done.
Like you never do anything like secondhand.
It's always like full force, which is, I just like amazed at how you can do it all.
Um, I'll take a tiny bit of credit, but the contributors, I think the, the superpower I've got is spotting
when there's people with, uh, high, uh, threshold for pain, uh, and, uh, ability to take ownership
and autonomy for stuff.
But to be honest, the team carries 90% of stuff and Jani just yaps and, uh, uh, writes weird articles
about things these days, to be honest.
They, they, they put me in my little senile corner and my rocking chair and, uh, feed me some, uh, milk and honey
and, uh, try to end stay.
The, the problem with the team actually for Jani is that ideas, ideas come all the time.
So actually there's quite a number of, uh, people on the team.
Their job is to be the troll under the bridge.
And Jani's, uh, like this little gummy bear, uh, full of, uh, light and rainbows and shitting unicorns
being like, Hey, here's a new idea.
And, uh, I've just, uh, got some, uh, trolls under the bridge who just stop more ideas from.
Um, but yeah, thank you.
Thank, thank you for the kind words.
Um, Elon Musk.
Uh, yeah.
Imagine we could start going to the moon.
Bear is to the moon.
Someone's in the, uh, yeet server, g-lon busk.
And, uh, I, I quite like that.
Jani is, uh, the g-lon busk of bear chain.
But, um, you, but before you had new bear, what's, what's your story?
Right.
So, um, I kind of, I've always been kind of unlucky in crypto.
I started in like, I think I got told about it in like 2013 about like the dark web Bitcoin.
It was like when I was in the military, my friend was showing me all like what you could
do with on the dark web, what you could purchase and stuff, but I didn't take any notice.
And I think he owned Bitcoin then, but then fingers 2017, I finally started trading crypto.
And it was kind of like, I was always on the losing side.
Like, uh, I feel, I feel like, um, obviously new people always learn by getting road to fly.
All the bad stuff happening to you and yeah.
And then I come into the better ecosystem via, um, I think it was concave as a few years ago.
There's something called concave and is a big hype.
And like, I've been excited for it and then don't know what happened.
But anyways, we've got some shit, shit NFTs.
And then after that, I found, I found my way into Odyssey Olympus by obviously, um, what's
now better market.
And that's how I found my way into the barrel ecosystem.
And yeah.
So I've been around the barrel ecosystem now since like early 2022, but I've been like on
other chains, just learning the ways and that and that.
Yeah.
And I took a kind of at the moment, I kind of took your advice, um, from, I remember you
saying a while back about, um, selling some of your valuable NFTs, like your bong bears
or something and trying to beat the money with it into productivity of like building.
Cause I remember you said something like you could have kept all your NFTs, but you kind
of sold them to then build to see if like you could actually outperform your NFTs.
So kind of following in them tracks at the moment.
So that's a base story.
I think it's quite adjacent to a lot of, uh, concave temple redacted, uh, Olympus were all
part of that kind of, uh, set of, um, that defy summer type thing.
So, uh, you've been in the trenches awhile.
I think, um, I'm a, I'm a big advocate for folks who they're kind of, they haven't made
it yet.
Let's put it that way.
Um, uh, Murad's got quite good advice and that's essentially, um, long, long cults and
don't trade yourself, uh, to, to death, like death by a thousand, a thousand trades.
Um, it can be, uh, one could mistake the maturity of the bearer eco and the amount of things to
do with feeling late.
Um, actually we're kind of in prehistoric time.
We're so fucking early to an ecosystem.
Um, it's still caveats.
It's experimental.
They're doing a lot of new stuff.
Hasn't been seen before.
There's execution risks in that, um, could all go to zero.
So Sam Sam bag it with that.
That being said, um, if it doesn't go to zero, um, everyone who's in and around bearer chain
right now is so fucking early.
And I think half, half the trick, um, and this is financial advice, uh, come and sue me sec,
I guess, put me in prison.
Um, like the, a lot of the, um, advice is just like sitting on your hands and not doing
stuff like, um, and then the last trick is essentially, uh, as stuff is running up, just
making sure you're taking stuff off the table.
Um, we can, when we're scrambling around overcomplicate stuff.
Um, but some of the most OG investors talk about once, once you've found something of
value, like, uh, once you've built up your edge and your way of being able to read and
interpret and understand an eco, which if you're in a spaces like this, if you've been around,
for as long as what you have, the amount of edge that you have compared to even a lot of
crypto Twitter, bearer chain is this to a lot of crypto Twitter, bearer chain is flashy
marketing boats and, uh, women who've been paid to attend events that that's the perception
by a really large percentage.
Um, and that's the bias that they have.
And so they're fading and everyone who understands that there is more to bearer chain than that.
And that that is a misunderstanding has an opportunity to, um, do well.
And that last bit of advice that I'll give is cause I'm also from the school of hard knocks
trading fucked up.
So many times don't have a formal background in this stuff.
And it's very common, uh, for folks to need two or three cycles to learn from their mistakes
because we haven't had formal training.
Um, but once you found something of value, like just, you know, you can kind of chill
and then contribute to the culture.
I, something in there a bit set off alarm bells.
The, the reason I have been able to be cavalier with money with the bears and spend so much
money on, uh, bear smoking bongs is, uh, this is all play money in a sense.
It's not what the house is bought with.
It's not what is the security of the family's future.
And so there are moves which, uh, uh, honey dusk.
What did we call me?
Elon tube, whatever, honey, honey busker, uh, pilot ship.
Um, the, the reason I can take these outsized bets in a sense is because it's, uh, there's
like a different set of calculus involved.
So I would say don't copy trade people like Jenny cause we're operating from like a, uh,
everyone's story is very different.
Um, but yeah, I'll leave it.
I'll leave it there.
Um, don't know if you want to scream Ooga Booga into the, to the mic.
If you're in a, uh, position to do so, we'd, we'd welcome it.
Contribute the Ooga Booga to the pot.
I'll give it a big hello, but, um, Ooga Booga as well.
Thanks for coming up.
No problem.
I think that this is me.
Uh, one.
Oh, sorry, Jenny.
You can.
I was just going to.
No, no, I see.
I was just going to say we're coming up to two hours.
Want us, uh, like roll out with, uh, some music for, I don't know, 10, 15.
So should maybe me and, uh, party X, maybe these could be the last few yappers and then
we can roll out.
What do you guys think?
I think that that sounds like a plan.
Exactly what I had in mind as well.
Same brain.
It makes sense since, uh, bearers all share, um, only a handful of IQ points.
We pass them amongst each other.
So this checks out.
Um, that being said, uh, I do know, uh, Patrick's you'd been waiting and, uh, you do have, uh,
uh, some work to get to here pretty quickly.
Welcome to the stage.
Would love to hear your thoughts.
Your thoughts.
And, uh, yeah.
And also your Ooga Boogas.
Of course.
Ooga Booga.
Yo, what's up?
Um, yes, I'll be quick because I know we, we've been like for two hours and I have to work.
Uh, but, um, what I wanted to mention is that, um, uh, not any particular question whatsoever,
but I just wanted to say that, uh, I started, uh, this journey in a better chain, better ecosystem
for like three months ago.
So I'm, uh, I'm a rookie, so to speak.
But, uh, the minute that I joined, you know, I completely fell in love with, um, uh, this,
um, this thing, you know, that you, that all, like most of the people from the ecosystem,
um, treat the right core stuff with, uh, a mixture of left curve, you know, like we use the fun,
we use the playfulness, you know, and, uh, we, we have a lot of jokes.
Like it, it's, it, it makes more interesting when, when, when people treat this stuff with
the fun, you know, with, with humor, because I don't know, maybe it's just my vision, my
opinion, but, uh, as I saw outside the ecosystems from, uh, different chains and whatever, uh,
I feel like, uh, everyone is so serious, you know, let's make money.
Let's learn this stuff.
Let's make that.
But, uh, few people just, I don't know, have fun, you know?
Uh, and, uh, also saw this when, uh, I was making threads and posts and stuff like this
and, uh, marketing, um, people lack authenticity, you know?
But what I found here is that, uh, people are just, uh, how to say low expectations, first
of all, in some way, just don't, don't, uh, throw stones on me.
But, uh, when you have low expectations or not really low expectations, but when you
don't expect something, you know, you just, you, you are yourself.
And this is what I think that this is making this chain valuable because everyone is having
fun, you know, uh, me and myself with the boys and the girls from the cave, we have a
lot of fun.
We just treat ourselves like a full gayness and stuff, you know?
So it is a lot of fun.
And I think this is what, uh, what truly makes a better chain valuable.
Besides, of course, besides, uh, also with, uh, with the right core stuff, you know, the
DeFi protocols, I finally started to fucking understand the lending and stuff like that,
because I had the opportunity to play with them.
So, yeah.
And shout out to you guys, because you are, uh, I don't know, you're a big, uh, players
in this, uh, ecosystem.
So thanks.
I love to hear your, your journey.
And although you are, uh, overall quite new, um, you know, you're someone who I see around
all the time.
So you're doing a fantastic job of integrating yourself into bear chain.
Um, and I loved your point about, we should be having fun.
You know, I, I regularly say that we are in the silliest, most absurd industry to ever exist
in the history of human or bear kind.
So why not have the most amount of fun silly maxing as possible with all of our friends
while we make money?
You know, it's a, it's a win-win in my book.
Um, so thank you.
Thank you for coming up to share your thoughts and share your journey.
We really appreciate that all of the bearers like you are here to contribute positively
to this community culture within bear chain.
Um, before I bring up our last speaker and then we'll, uh, ride out with some of the
fine, uh, tunes of baby bear, um, loved your Ooga Booga.
May I get one more, please?
Ooga Booga!
Ooga Booga!
Ooga Booga!
Ooga and Booga!
Ooga Booga!
Ooga Booga!
Ooga Booga!
Awesome.
Thank you so much, Patrick.
Thanks.
Now we do have this one last speaker who has been-
Newsflash.
Lord Pemberton today at 3.51 PM, I think UTC, at everyone.
Sixth one today, LMAO, deflationary NFTs, fire emoji.
It seems like, uh, another person has yeeted an NFT into the void.
Why?
Who knows?
I love it.
Hello, hello.
Hello.
Do you say it, uh, Adetasuna?
Is that how you pronounce it?
Uh, it's, uh, Adetasuna.
Adetasuna.
It's, uh, it's, it's Basque.
You know?
Eshkwal.
Eshkwal.
It's in France.
Ah, okay.
Perfect.
I want to always make sure that I'm saying people's names correctly.
Um, so you've been waiting quite patiently.
Welcome up to the stage.
And furthermore, we'd love to hear what questions or comments you have.
And then of course, uh, a little bit about your journey with Barachain before we round
out the space today.
Yep.
Of course.
Um, so for the beginning, sorry for my awful, uh, accent.
Um, but I don't, I don't choose to speak in English.
So, so be, be kind with me.
Um, so I think, uh, I began, uh, more than one year ago.
Um, I discovered, uh, this chain with, uh, honeycombs.
Um, and, um, at the beginning, it was, uh, quite difficult for me cause I, I, I come from
normal web free, if I can say that.
So I have difficulty to understand, um, how it works.
And at the beginning, the blockchain was, uh, pretty hard because we have a lot of, uh,
problems with transaction and everything else.
So for me, I, I, I quit a few months, uh, cause, um, there was a lot of problem with the blockchain.
Uh, and then it was, uh, quite impressive when I come back a few months ago.
I don't remember when, but, uh, the, uh, the ecosystem really, uh, change, uh, changes, uh, cause, uh, the blockchain changes.
Um, and, um, and I love the way, uh, uh, the website of, uh, Zeonager, Able, uh, Cubquest, um, I think it was a great, uh, evolution.
Um, and, and I discover, um, uh, how, I don't know how we say English.
Um, few, um, um, few after few.
I don't remember how we say, um, but I, I discover, uh, all, um, all the, um, the ecosystem.
Uh, I think one of the things is really impressive is that, um, um, um, it's really fun, um, uh, blockchain.
And there is a mix of funny and, uh, really, uh, good and, um, uh, good organization.
I think there's, there's a lot of people who are, who knew, who knows where they, where they go.
And this is quite impressive to see, um, uh, all these projects, uh, um, uh, with funny.
I don't know how I can explain that, but, uh, when I, I searched, when I found this project,
I, I, I was pretty impressive by people who are building.
And I think it's, uh, it's, it's one way.
When we come in this blockchain, we have to, uh, we have to search a little bit.
We have to understand how it works.
There is fun.
There is techniques.
There is a lot of things.
And I think it's, it's quite impressive for me.
It's, uh, it's quite impressive.
And for example, Mibera is, uh, is, is one of the NFT, uh, uh, who, um, I would like to,
to have, but it's just for me, but it's quite, um, uh, I don't know how we say, but we have
to, uh, we have to search, we have to find, we have to, to make it, uh, uh, uh, few, uh,
few after few times, petit à petit.
So I, I love the, the, the way that you, that you bring, um, people to think and search.
Yes, of course.
Merci beaucoup for your, uh, wonderful, uh, anecdotes and so happy that, you know, you're
able to, like you said, find that community that you have fun with.
That really ties into what I love yapping about, which is just that power of community, the
power of silly maxing and of fun.
Um, so I love to hear that.
Um, may I, uh, if you are in a place where you are able to get your very best Ooga Booga?
I, I cannot do it, uh, uh, very hard because there is a kid who sleep, but I can do Ooga Booga.
Ooga Booga.
Um, thank you so much for coming up.
I can't, I can't, sorry.
We'll put on our indoor voices, uh, in respect of the bear cub sleeping.
They're in hibernation.
Um, one thing that I would love to plug before we wrap up here, if any of you are artists
or meme makers, extraordinaires, uh, please make your way over to the baritone game Twitter.
We are having a community Halloween themed contest.
I affectionately dubbed trick or treat.
Uh, there are two categories.
Tricks are memes.
Treats are art pieces.
If you would like to enter, uh, you have until midnight on October 31st, UTC, which is about
a day and a half left.
Um, winners will get $100 USDC, um, and some fancy roles to flex within the baritone server.
Rules also.
Content.
Leave that for the yeetards.
Uh, they must feature baritone characters and they must be your own original works.
Thank you for coming to IC's self plug of baritone technologies.
That being said, I think we're going to be wrapping up the space here.
I will, uh, deter to Jani for any final words before we send off with the sweet, sweet sounds
of baby bearer.
I will say on, on, on that baritone gig is, uh, IC is far too humble to express this, but
is one of the key meme distributors in the ecosystem.
Um, and so, uh, by contributing to that competition, you, you, you do stand a chance of, uh, getting
enveloped into the fold.
Some of your memetic or artistic creation.
Um, the distribution channels that, uh, you know, I don't want to put your stuff out there.
I see, but you're like the, the Walt Whitman, the kind of Heisenberg of memes of the bearer
eco.
It's, it's like a super powerful, uh, 97% purity grade, uh, shit.
So yeah, any artists in the crowd, it's definitely, definitely a spot to go.
Um, if I can summarize the bearer botanicals and everything that everyone has said, each element
that you find unique about this ecosystem is a core and important part of a growing culture.
And so anything that you do that makes you a active participant is good.
And we need more of it, whatever it is from whatever position you're in.
Thank you for coming search.
I don't know if you've got any, uh, last reflections or words.
It's been, this has been a wholesome space.
Thank you folks.
Everyone who's, who's rolled through, see a lot of, uh, friendly faces in the crowd.
SJ, Gumi, Bona, uh, JD, AZ, uh, Joaquim, a whole bunch of people.
There's too many, too many to name, seeing a lot of Majanis out there.
But yeah, we appreciate your time and you spending it with us.
Uh, Searchy, any, any final thoughts?
I think I'll just leave us off with an ooga booga, hand low.
And furthermore, we will see you next time.
I couldn't have said it better myself.
Now, as I play off with Baby Barra for the next, oh, five to ten minutes, because I know we all love that Baby Barra music.
Please remember throughout the rest of your day to drink plenty of water, stretch your body, express gratitude for all of the blessings in your life.
There are blessings to express gratitude by, no matter how tough a spot you may be in, you woke up, you're alive, and you are here with us today.
And that, in and of itself, is a blessing.
Now, remember to have fun and be silly out there, Berras.
And otherwise, ooga, hand low, bm, and furthermore, bn.
We'll see you next time.
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Okah bugah, all of my Berras!
Thank you for joining and we'll see ya next time.
