And this is lily your host for today and welcome to another exciting edition of the choose for the spaces ama
Today we have the pleasure of hosting tecton a groundbreaking project in the blockchain space
Joining us is none other than trevor mccarter the coo chief operating officer of tecton and without further ado
Let's give a well welcome to trevor
So hi trevor. Um, it's fantastic to have you here today. Could you please take a moment to introduce yourself to our audience today?
Oh seems like trevor dropped all right
Trevor are you back online?
Can you hear me now? Yeah, I can hear you now. So, um
I was welcoming you to our ama space. So, uh, would you like to take a moment to introduce yourself to our audience?
So my name is trevor mccarter. Uh, i'm the COO of chris mind, which is the parent company for tecton blockchain
Okay, you can tell tell me more about your background and how you got into crypto maybe
Yeah, absolutely so my background I guess my web2 career or legacy background was
in operations in a couple of industries, uh, mainly
manufacturing and agriculture
The one thing about both industries is the fact that you really needs cutting edge
Technology in order to be at the forefront
And so I learned I learned a lot
From from that career and not only that it did give me a really good opportunity
To uh travel around the world and uh, so I was able to soak in a lot of different cultures and a lot of
Different ways of life and how they they do things so that gave me a good kind of overview
Um in my 20s of the way things are and how they work
as a bit of an interest in
I started learning deep about the monetary system
Um, and that's of course goes back to uh the days when uh people used to barter
with one another for transactions right up to uh gold and silver coins and uh
That leads via the rabbit hole into the the debt-based fiat system that we have nowadays
Obviously bitcoin came on the scene came onto my radar. So that was the next rabbit hole that I uh that I went down
And once I went down that rabbit hole, um
Started learning about it and seeing that, you know, perhaps in the future
It looks as though bitcoin might have some scalability issues
Um, so I started looking for uh companies that would have a scalable solution. So that's basically
Um, how what led me to uh tech them?
uh, because they were building really good technology for for a scalable future and uh got
Got to know the team really well
Invested funds into the team and then started working full time
So that's how uh, that's basically how I got myself
Into the the crypto space so a very organic transition from web 2 to web 3
Thank you for sharing that Trevor that's pretty interesting from manufacturing and air culture in web 2 and your
Organic transition into web 3 with tech term
okay, so to start off since you have mentioned that how you transitioned from web 2 to web 3 and found uh found
Uh, let's say your how your home in tech term right now
So I guess maybe you can provide our audience with a brief review
Brief overview of tech term and you know, just highlight what set us apart from other projects in
The blockchain and cryptocurrency space
Yeah, absolutely great question there
Uh, you know chris mine the company the roots stayed back
um nine years ago, they started very humbly from um
An ordinary development team that was catering for security protocols
For uh for private clients, so it was in a b2b environment
And they were already working on uh distributed ledger technology for for clients
And so they they decided to uh go into the the decentralized realm, I guess the web tree realm and
Develop that dlt into a blockchain
And the blockchain itself is fully functional. It's been in development for about six years
um the senior developer there has decades of experience with cryptography and uh and
through the years for um blockchain technology dating back to analog
blockchain technology in the 80s
And it evolved really um through the years
Uh for you know, the blockchain has evolved. It's a layer one
But we decided that uh, of course, it needs a product built on top of that
And our first product that we built was the uh, the soft node
And the soft node is a layer two solution for uh
For cryptocurrencies that want to scale up in this industry
You know, that was our fourth product. Um
That has also now evolved into the brc 20 network. So we are going to cater for the ordinal scene
And then we've recently introduced, uh tech them labs
uh, which is basically, uh
an incubation program for any
companies that want to build on top of our blockchain and uh
It's an accelerator program as well
So we'll do a three month six month or 12 month
Give share resources with them so that uh, you know
We can incubate them and bring them on to the next level
So tech them in a nutshell is a is a layer one blockchain. We've got layer two scalable solutions
And uh, we've got tech them labs, which is an incubator to help
People develop on top of our blockchain
Um, how you guys help people
Incubate their projects through tech them labs, right? So, um do projects that are interested?
Do they have standing in an application to apply to to you know to have the chance to be chosen or how does it work?
Yeah, so basically at this stage
We are catering for people to uh come to us with some of their uh projects and protocols
Um, now that will evolve in the future where you know, we will be going uh fully open source
Uh, there will be a protocol where you can then
You're gonna apply your project there for an accelerator program. So at the moment it's done really manually
But uh, we are going to implement a protocol in place there where we can start seeing projects develop
And uh, you know reach out to them or they can reach out to us
That's that's that's really wonderful. Um, it's it's giving
Um opportunity to people who are actually passionate about this space to you know
Have a to have a platform or to have resources to you know
Really expand and work on work on something to help with the industry
Okay. All right. I know I know I went a bit side of a bit sidetracked
Maybe let's get back to uh, the question that I wanted to ask you in the first place. So, um
You are the ceo of tech term right now
so I believe that you have you must have an
This successful project because you know, you need a dedicated team for for something to work
Structure of tech terms team and additionally if there are any notable investors or partners that
Have contributed to tech them success. Maybe you can share on that too
Yeah, absolutely there the team has grown immensely over the last year or two
myself there i'm the ceo and we've got
The captain of the ship there the ceo
Called rush russell sean brooks. Okay
Um, we've also got arbor price. He's our risk officer
And so we have there's brendan young, uh senior sales executive, uh as well, so we have
Sort of you know went into a very professional level there because we are pitching a payment system
Obviously, so we need to really look as professional as possible there. So they're kind of the c level
We've got alex our chief architect there
Andre our chief marketing officer and then from there, you know, you're we've got uh ambassadors
French french ambassador is uh is remi
We've got uh michael francis head of uh support
As well as tina who is head of brand and design
And uh mitchell omen, he's uh pretty much head of the soft notes
So, um, you know, we've got a pretty pretty big team there and developers. We've got a full team of developers
um, that's led by dimitri staga heave
Then, uh, you know when it comes to uh partnerships
We have we have grown immensely as well with partnerships and we really ramped up our marketing campaign
Um, we were kind of because we're predominantly a development team, you know, we did
Start have to kind of catch up when it comes to the market inside there
So we've really ramped that up in the last year, but we've got partnerships. Let's say on youtube with uh, you know
newly whose partner with us is crypto banter they're pretty big in the in the youtube scene there
Uh as well as alkind daily
Not only that we've got really good partnerships there with uh, some uh DEXs and CEXs
So john from smart x good partnership with him. We've partnered up with uh, mexie bitmark xd exchange
We've got marketers, uh, such as brother marketing, uh, mr
B from DTC group and ace from cryptic
And as well as some really big influencers in the twitter space
Mando really comes to mind, you know mando and uh in the twitter space and he's an absolute legend there
You know, uh, he's he's a gem finder and an advisor
Uh, and we've got others such as nor advisory
And and so on the list really does go on there, but they're kind of the key people that's uh, that's coming to mind right now
Okay, I believe there are other people that you might
That that is also contributing to to the entire work and progress of tech them as well. I do believe that
Thank you for sharing that with
With me trevor because you you went really detailed into
The people and the partners and the community that helps
Bring tech them to what it is today
aside of talking about the people and tech them
My next question here. I want to talk about the underlying technological
Backbone for tech them. So what blockchain protocol powers your system and what?
Why is it optimal for achieving your goals? Why how does it support tech them?
Yeah, great question, um, obviously the blockchain itself, um
It's layer one. It's fully functional at the moment and
It's been developed for about six seven years now
We've uh, our own network we call t12
So obviously t12 is going to be rivaling erc20 bep20 and so on
Um, but what really makes a difference is I guess the one of the big things is the architecture
Um, you know, we've a very fundamentally very different approach to the architecture of a blockchain
And we've got three a three tier system there, which basically has a
roughly 32 bits to 120 bits, uh bytes
You know depending on the application
Um, but because of the architecture
What we call a hashing algorithm
The architecture really puts the the blockchain in a in a place of its own there. So
Let's say with the hash hashing algorithm, you know
You basically take hashes of information and store the hashes onto a blockchain
Storing the entire information on the blockchain on the blocks whenever the information changes
So that really does change things a lot more. So any redundant information
Doesn't need to go from one block to the other. It's only the information that changes that really uh, that
That is needed and even then it's hashed and put onto the next block
we've done testing there and
Recorded a million transactions a second with standard hardware or so. That's a big
you know in our blockchain and
You know, that's the blockchain side of things there, but not only that we have figured out even a layer one
Open up a tectum wallet a soft note wallet and make a layer one solution or a layer one
From one wallet to the next wallet and you're talking pennies on the dollar compared to the native
Where it could be five dollars ten dollars and maybe take ten fifteen twenty minutes or an hour to verify
we can do that within a second verified on an explorer and
really no more than fifteen twenty cents
On layer one there, but we can then take that technology and bring it into a layer two
You know virtually free and uh, absolutely instant
So with these kinds of technologies, we really think we're uh, you know, we are on the cutting edge for the future
And uh, obviously the net, you know, the next bull run that does come we are going to need
A scalable solution for not just bitcoin, but ethereum and all these other blockchains that are scaling up
But obviously gas fees are really um
Deterring people from utilizing it to its full potential
Yeah, I can I can see why
Uh, it's really a widely discussed topic
Uh, not not just this year. It has been talked about since three four or five years ago
I think we can't talk about
Blockchain and the products and defy without talking about the community
So I wonder what are the plans the that tectum has to further engage and empower the community they have
And will there be community governance features or initiatives?
Yeah, great question and look without a community
You haven't got anything. Yeah, you can have the best technology in the world
But unless you've got a community that are the driving factor behind it
Really you haven't got much there and we're very lucky there. We've got a real humble community there
It's grown immensely over the last couple of years
They've stood by us through thick and thin over the volatile markets that we've experienced over the last few years
you know, we're constantly
Soft little giveaways through uh amas and so on
uh, we've got different types of puzzles and
writing campaigns where people get rewarded for contributing and as well as we have got
Uh, I got a galaxy campaign. So gallax or sorry gallax gallax
Yeah, yeah, I know I mean yeah
Yeah, so we're we're we're we're on that platform at the minute there and uh, you know
People are joining our community there and uh, you know
They're earning tokens there for being a part of the community there and just uh spreading awareness
About uh, who and what we are
It's grown immensely there our twitter
Our twitter space there has grown a lot over the last couple of years. We've got
We constantly be updating the community
We also um throw poles out constantly as well to try and gauge
What the community wants and their needs and uh, you know based on the answers and the results there we we tend to sort of pivot
To that direction and uh cater to what basically what the audience wants there. So and you know
We're very active. We're definitely very active on uh on telegram as well
On the on the channel there as well
It's very you know people anybody new
Uh, once you get on the channel there the the community is very very friendly
uh, and not only that and they'll help anybody with any questions and uh, we do have a few educational bots
uh in our in our channels there and they basically work like uh gbt4
And you ask that question and put us put a prompt on it and it will give you
The the module is uh is our own decentralized database. Uh, it's
Anything any information about who and what we are is on that
Any partnerships that we have?
Uh, their information is on that as well
So we say, you know, we think that's a great way for people to educate themselves and uh, you know
Create more awareness there to who and what we are
That's that's very interesting and
Sounds like the community is super supportive and cooperative with each other and that's a really good thing
Okay, I would like to move on to my next question
So we have talked about community we have talked about your technological backbone talked about your team
Now I want to talk about adoption. I want to talk about real world applications
So beyond financial transactions, what are other real world?
That you envision for technoms technology. Maybe you can share some of that with us
Yeah, well look soft note is front and center stage. I mean the real life use case is the fact that um
Basically bring the kind back to currency and use it in the real world there and
You know go to el Salvador buy a cup of coffee
You know not have fees more than a cup of coffee and wait hours for that to be verified. So
You know in our soft note wallet, there is a merchant terminal
And that merchant terminal is a full point of sales system
Um, so exactly like visa or mastercard or stripe
You've got uh, you know, uh any business owner right now can simply open up a wallet
Start using the system straight away. All they really need is a smart device in order to um
generate qr codes for the customers to make a payment on that and
Up to 1 fee for the service to the the merchant
For using our terminal or so we're two three times cheaper than visa or mastercard and we can be very competitive
With uh with any other kind of sales
So I mean that's a real life use case
Anybody can use that in their brick and mortar stores as well as uh, their online stores
And then you know another application as well that we've recently introduced is um soft node ordinals
Obviously ordinals is a hot topic at the minute. Um, but
You know in layer one, it's very expensive making inscriptions of data in the big client network can be very very expensive
We utilize the same technology the same soft node technology to bring soft nodes into a layer too
But the information still stored on the layer one
uh the ordinals you can um
Mint ordinals there with any data inscription inside
Uh, and and then you know, that is the utility of that is uh, taking away congestion and fees from the native network
It's uh, it's it's a new update there and um, we see that as a good uh, a scalable way for big time to uh
But uh that it's really been uh, really been lacking over the the last number of years. I see
Okay, trevor you mentioned soft node and also soft node ordinals
So can you dive deeper into?
What adoption strategy there is for soft node? I know that systems layer 2 scaling solution, right?
And also what types of businesses or use cases are you targeting first for this?
Yeah, we'll look uh, we'll get a little bit deeper into soft node what it is. Okay, basically, you know, um soft node itself
Um, yeah, it's a layer 2, uh payment system there
But from the the technological side what we're doing is we're opening up a big kind wallet
And we're filling that wallet with uh
With with the funds and then with us with our smart contract wrapped around that
You get uh, the soft node looks like uh a bank note a digital bank note
Um, that bank note has got a serial number and a dynamic uh passcode
And from that point onwards the way to look at it is you're
A wallet so instead of having a transaction within the wallet
We're uh stepping away from them transactions where you've got heavy fees heavy congestion
And then you're using a smart contract to hand over the soft note from one person to the other
Every time it moves from person a to person b or p2p
Uh, the passcode regenerates and then you are now the you have the ownership rights of that big kind wallet
At any point you can get out of there too by simply putting in the passcode and then um, uh getting the
But then you are then back to uh layer one, which is you know, you're back into fees and congestion
And so that's fundamentally how the soft note. Uh, the soft note works. Um
The beauty of its soft note is uh, it's not limited to bitcoin, you know, we can um, we can scale up
Um bitcoin, but we can also do this with uh with the theorem
We can do this with any cryptocurrency basically as well as any fiat currency
In the in the legacy world and not only that we can do it with
Uh in theory with the right oracle and the right, uh way of um, uh governing that oracle
10-ton vault of gold tokenize that into a currency for the uh, the old legacy people there that want
Uh gold to jump into the digital world
So we can tokenize assets we can put basically anything digital with inside that soft note
And obviously the utility of that is you're uh, you're saving on your saving fees. It's instant and uh,
virtually free for the user
And every time the soft notes, uh circle in a merchant terminal
It collects fees and then brings it back to the to the community the people who built the system minted the soft notes and provided
The mass adoption side of things
Um as a payment system there, you know, we are getting into uh demand a lot of demand because of the etfs
Approved a few weeks ago. You're going to see a lot of demand from institutional
Um, not only that the haven event is coming there and not only that we'll run
We'll come after that there. So you're going to see a lot more demand coming into the the market again
and once that demand comes
uh, you know, we've got steps in place there to uh
businesses small businesses institutions and so that we can offer
a layer two solution for their needs
That there could be any you know, it could be the old legacy system where you use
Organizations there. These are the people that go out into the brick and mortar places. Yeah, and
Pitch a payment system and we are one of the few crypto a full crypto, uh point of sales
But no, not only that uh, we've got a sales team as well our own in-house sales team
That is uh scaling up as well to meet the demand that's coming
and uh, we're also looking at ai
alternatives as well because I mean ai is a wonderful, you know, you can use ai as a wonderful tool in order to outreach to
Many many businesses there where you know simple, uh
Feet on the ground just cannot get up on them numbers. So as mass adoption there
It's going to be uh an in-house sales team
They lead the way and then it's a case of pivoting from whether a legacy to we get good results from a legacy to
uh way of doing it with your isos for whether a web 3
Or sorry a web 3 alternative with ai technology there to ramp things up. So, uh, but
Again there we've got a very dynamic team and uh, once we start figuring things out there
We just start scaling that scaling them operations up
Okay, thank you very much pepper, okay
All that about soft note and how you guys plan to be interrupt operable between
Uh all the different layer ones that's very interesting and I hope that the audience think it's very interesting as well
All right. I will like to next talk about infrastructure
So how does tectum plan to scale its infrastructure?
the increasing transaction volume and user growth because you mentioned um,
the people tool event events
Events are going to come up like the bull run like the bitcoin happening event
So, um, how how does tectum plan to you know cope with that?
And what are your long-term goals for transaction speed and also network size?
The concept from the beginning with the blockchain was to have a very fast blockchain. Yeah code theoretically
So anything internet of things orientated there we wanted to try and have a blockchain decatur to their needs
and obviously that's how we came up with the um
The different structure of the blockchain so that um, even if it's little bits of information
We just take hashes of that if it's large chunks of information there
Then they can be um, they can be put in a decentralized database and the hash algorithm put on top of that
Even years ago we were getting um a big throughput
From that, you know a million a million we call it events not transactions a million events
We we believe with that we should cater for any
um solution that comes our way and
Anybody that wants we we think that that's the right number or we don't have to
Develop the blockchain any further than that. But if there ever does come a point in which um, there's uh more
We can then start pushing more development on it and then start
sharding and we haven't went into the sharding territory yet because uh, you know, we think
Uh, we've uh, we're well developed as it is, but we can get into the sharding concept and then ramp everything up even further
You know that that's kind of how we see uh, we see things as it scales up
Because of the hashing algorithm there we we don't see uh, a big bottleneck on our system
When it comes to that, but obviously if it does, uh
Uh, the sharding system there will give us that extra runway once again there to try and uh,
you know beat the beat the rest of the to the goal and then
Other when it comes to uh, long-term goals
Um, it's really all to do with who uh, you know who comes and builds on our network there
You know will cater to anybody that builds on our network there incubate them as best we can there because uh
The more right people to come our direction there the more we cater to them
Then the community uh benefit from that everybody benefits from that
Last but not least. Um, I would like to ask about
2024 and beyond and what are the key milestones that we should watch out for that you're aiming to achieve in the coming months and years
Yeah, great question there so obviously we've talked about in the past, you know, uh,
blockchain's been in development six seven years the company's roots are
And then over the last couple of years there we've got a fully scalable product
Soft note there to cater to uh, big kind as a currency again there where people can actually use it
And not only that we've made developments on orbitals so that we can cater to I guess the nft
side of things for it for anybody who wants to inscribe data on the big kind network and
When it comes to the the roadmap for 2024, um
You know tech we are going to go
Um, you know, we are making steps to go fully live and fully well, no, not like we are live to go fully decentralized
one of those major steps was actually
uh the 4th of january, um, we implemented our native t12 staking protocol
And uh, that was an amazing success there up until last week we had
Uh running the consensus on our network
Um as the months roll on there, we're going to implement more updates and whatnot to uh,
To go to the the fully decentralized platform there. We're making 95% there
We just need that last 5%
Um, so that's one of the one of the big factors on our roadmap for this year
Not only that um actually this week and later this week we are running
We are running a live test to prove to people there that our blockchain can do what we say it can
We will be that's a big update for the next
Uh seven days or so there we're planning it all out. We'll make an announcement whenever
Um, we uh, we've got it. Um, uh, yeah
We'll we'll make sure we stay tuned to that. Yeah
Yeah, absolutely. Absolutely
and then and we've got two really big projects that uh, we are going to incubate and
uh on a six month, uh to 12 month term
And those two projects one is called jobs three
and the other project is called quan med AI
You know, we're going to share resources with them or development time or marketing time with them and
For anybody here that has ever used the fiverr.com platform or the upwork
They go to that marketplace. They put their bank details down and get paid
And then the platform takes a cut out of that
Um, it's a good system there, but it's still very centralized
You know, you still need a bank yard. That means your credentials your details there and then the platform itself
replicate that into and bring it into the decentralized world and and that's basically
Catering to the unbanked of the world anybody that doesn't have a bank yard
And can't opt into fiverr.com
All they need to do is have an internet connection and a skill set and they can
connect their wallet onto jobs three
or advertise their freelance service
And we want to predominantly
cater for the web tree world, you know, so
Anybody any advisors in the web tree world any market makers any developers anybody of that nature
they can advertise their services any uh, you know any platforms like yourself like
Cex is there that want to offer, you know offer a service for
So we want to make it a one-stop shop for the web tree space and make it fully decentralized
Now this will have its own token that token will be more of a governance
And we'll be running a Dow protocol to uh, you know, keep consensus and keep control of the network
so if anybody's got a dispute within
Um the freelancer and the client then um, at least
You know, you can go to the Dow and the Dow people will vote to say what's fair and what's honest and uh,
You know keep consensus within there
You know that's uh, that's jobs free in a nutshell. I really think this will benefit the unbanked
Because there's many people out there with uh with a natural talent
Yeah, um, but some some people might not have the resources to
Get a piece of paper or to or have bankyards or government ads in order to um, you know
Take advantage of their skillset. Yeah, um, so we want we definitely want web
Jobs three to be the the front and center stage for that and be a the decentralized platform for everybody in this place
I think you'd be it and that that'd be around uh
Well, it'd be the start end of q1 start a q2
Whenever things are going to really ramp up on that and you'll see big updates
And then the second project
And it's a pretty big project to undertake. Um
Very similar to jobs three jobs three is taking uh an industry from centralized to decentralized
Uh, we want to do this with the medical industry as well
Industry is one of the most centralized industries in the world
And there's probably five
If not six or seven companies that basically run the entire industry
Yeah, and you know because of policy changes made 20 30 years ago
Uh, these companies don't take on the risk if something happens to uh to patients
And at the end of the day when it comes to the medical industry the patient comes first
The physician or the doctor
Should uh have his heart and soul into making sure that the patient comes first
Right now it's a case of incentives. What can they get for them incentives and the uh
You know, the patient is just a bystander and all
And sick patients mean good business good business means happy shareholders
Fundamentally as a centralized entity there that is not right. It's not ethical. Um, so
What we want to do with quan med ai is give everybody
A private basically private keys to their medical data
And and with those private keys to that data in a decentralized database
You have control of what you want to do with it there if you want to keep it to yourself
And no one to ever see it and it's only you and uh, it's only you you can do that
If you want a doctor to see that, you know
If you want to share that data with a doctor that you trust you can do that through our application
But not only that you can sell your data
Um that would do research and development with that data
Um, and that can be you can cherry pick
Who what sort of party it is if they align to your values
Any kind of company there, you know, you could sell your data to um fitbit
You know any of the third parties at fitbit?
Um, and if you know, if you're you know, you can sell your data to them they can do research and development with that
But not only that not only are we giving uh private keys to people with our medical data
You know, we want to build um
computing algorithms that would basically go through
Theoretically they could spot or foresee
Diagnosises of a potential
problem down the road because it's using quantum computing quantum mechanics to uh ramp that up
Um, and then you could get an alert on your app to say, you know, you really should be thinking about uh,
You know your health in this direction
If you want you go to a physician of your choice
You know, so when it comes to a decentralized the decentralized medical space
uh, it's a huge industry to tap into and
Bar a few very small time people that are are seeing
We really see um quant media as
A big player in the game after that and we could really see this being applied
Every doctor every physician every biohacker to utilize this and uh, you know have
And everybody from anybody among it there has has private keys and only
through blockchain technology. Can you give access to uh, to all these people?
But you're in control you're in control. You can you can do as you wish with your data. So
That's going to be built out. Uh, it'll probably be common q3 to q4
It's a huge huge undertaking a huge project
But uh, those are two big uh projects for the 2024 roadmap as well as
chris maine company or tech and blockchain
Getting to the last points of being fully public and fully uh fully decentralized there. So
The time is right. Uh, you know, we've got our heads in the trenches
And kept our heads down there been developing for the last two years
No matter the speculation no matter
What's went on in the scenes?
And uh, you know now's the time next year or two
There is the time there to really kick the doors open there and let people know know who and what we are
That is a lot for us to look forward to by guess the nearest one that the most
The soonest that will happen will be will be the proof that is going to be online like
Like you said in seven days, so we will be paying attention to tectam's announcements
To see when that's happening and I believe everybody will be there to see it
And okay, so before we wrap up, um trevor, is there anything else you would like to share with the audience?
Yeah, look closing remarks from myself is um
As everybody in the community knows and the team knows they're like we've we've worked very very hard
Especially over the last uh the last couple of years
You know we listen to our community there
They're very active and uh
You know the push out very very hard for us there like a big thanks for them for sticking with us and whatnot
And uh, you know everything
I believe the planets are all aligned, you know, we're we're we're ready
Yeah, i'm able and ready and uh
2024 is going to be a big year for us. So, uh, you know, just watch the space basically
Okay, we can't wait. We can't wait to see what what is there for tectam this year?
All right. So thank you for joining us today trevor and also
Thank you for sharing all the interesting insights about tectam with us
And we're truly excited about the innovations that's happening in the tectam space and bichu is thrilled
To be part of this journey. So to our listeners as well. Thank you for joining in today. Thank you trevor again
And stay tuned for updates on the winners of this a me on our twitter page
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