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Designing the Future: Bridging Digital Infrastructure w/Physical Space
Recorded: June 12, 2025 Duration: 1:37:01Space Recording
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Over the Reality announces a strategic partnership with Natix Network to enhance their D-PIN program, launching the GDAO token on Layer1X's Quantum Dex, and exploring innovative integrations for urban planning. This collaboration signifies a growing trend in the crypto space, merging blockchain technology with real-world applications.
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Welcome to the show. Welcome to the show. Thank you. so Thank you. so so Music . so Music ДИНАМИЧНАЯ МУЗЫКА All right. all right let's get this party started um just wanted to know if anyone can hear me
just to make sure that the audio is working there was a space i was hosting a while ago
where i was just chit-chatting away assuming that everyone can hear me on my mobile. Oh, perfect. Perfect, perfect, perfect.
I'm so happy that we have people here. I know we had to cancel our space last week,
but that is okay. Let's get started. If you can, do share out the space. There's a lot of things going on. Here's something really funny. So on the way to
creating today's space, we usually use Xcohost. And Xcohost is a wonderful platform. So if you
want to start hosting on regular spaces and also finding out where you can speak.
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You do have to pay a fee, a $50 a month fee if you want to.
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However, it's totally worth it.
Now, when I scheduled the space last week, I don't even know why I'm saying this, but I am.
When I scheduled the space last week, I had incidentally forgotten to tap on the publish, meaning publish the space.
the publish, meaning publish the space.
So here I am.
I put it up there.
I put it up there.
And usually people know what spaces are available for the future.
And then they come and speak.
And then I was wondering, why isn't anybody joining?
Well, that's because I forgot to publish.
I know it's a story.
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I'd like to welcome Pipe G. Dow.
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Hey, Hexadize! So good to have you, Hexadized here. So good to see him here. Well, you know what? Let's just get started. So as you know, every week, Over the Reality hosts Designing
the Future, because that's exactly what we are all doing. We really are. We really, really are.
So today we're talking about bridging digital infrastructure with physical space. And in some
regard, we have touched upon this in different aspects. Let me get my notes. I do have notes.
Do you know that? Oh, another thing I need to say is everything here
is not financial advice. Please do your own research. Where is my notes? Come on, notes.
It's always good to have notes. It's not like I wing it. Sometimes I wing it,
and it's okay when you wing it, but sometimes it's not. All right.
All right.
Okay.
So let's get started.
All right.
Now, did you know that there is real world value in mapping physical spaces in 3D?
Yes.
Yes, absolutely there is.
If you're following Over the Reality,
they just posted Maze Map to Earn Program Rewards.
And yeah, I thought that maybe we would start talking more about
what Over the Reality's platform does.
Because a lot of people kind of like they don't really know.
So I know this is recorded and there's a lot of applications, especially with the growing number of D-PIN projects.
It's ridiculous. So just a quick Over the Reality has a D-PIN program called Map to Earn.
So just a quick, Over the Reality has a deep-end program called Map to Earn.
People take their mobile phones, they download the app, iOS or Android,
and they literally 3D map locations around their cities.
Now the caveat is there are places to map that you get rewards from,
and these places are high valued, it's called high valued locations
or locations that are on the open street map. But that's all within the weeds, right? That
literally is all in the weeds. Why did the pipe D.J. Dow jump back from, what's it called?
Speaker, from listener to speaker. So yeah, so this is what over the reality one of over the reality
is doing and um the i believe we have more than 120 000 3d maps uh that the community has
mapped out and that is a huge feat do we want to map the whole wide world? Sure, why not? But right now we're going to play it smart instead of hard.
And like I said, we are mapping high-valued locations in addition to the open street maps.
And so why would we want to physically map these 3D locations?
It's crazy.
A lot of people are asking, so what is the use case?
First of all, there's enhanced navigation. You know that Google uses GPS.
Oh my God, I forgot what G stands for. Geo. I totally forgot. And then, oh well. But what
overdoes with AI is they use their visual positioning system.
As a matter of fact, a few weeks ago, they just announced the OVR VPS.
Now, visual positioning system allows cameras to actually get really detailed pictures within maybe like four to six centimeters.
And if you guys are in the united states you figure that out um and it's such so much more accurate than gps we know that niantic
is is also doing that um niantic if you if you don't know and i'm sure you know started out with
ingress and then pokemon Go and now they are
announcing or they have announced they have a Niantic visual positioning system but currently
and correct me if I'm wrong Niantic is not on the blockchain they are not they do not generate
NFTs whereas over the reality they have a over the reality BPS.
They are on the blockchain and they do generate NFTs for these overmaps.
So let's just be clear.
Now, what are the, let's go back to what are the business cases?
First of all, about a month or two months ago now, over the reality partnered with Natix Network.
They are a deep end program where you actually obtain one of their hardware devices. You put it
pretty much like a dash cam camera on your car, and then you drive around, and then they also
collect data. So Natix is also on the blockchain blockchain and they don't do VPS, but because over partnered with them, we are able to collaborate with their GPS data in terms of like traffic.
In addition to they are able to collaborate with us in having data like foot data, like what's it called?
Foot traffic data, which is very, very, very, very important, especially when we are entering a future of physical AI.
And it's happening like it is.
Robert Scoble just tweeted a few hours ago that Silicon Valley is building, everyone in Silicon Valley
is building their own robots. And no kidding. So again, with the business use cases for
3D maps is enhanced navigation. So 3D maps offer more immersive and precise navigation for pedestrians, cyclists, and autonomous vehicles.
So think about it.
A lot of urban cities now have electric bikes and electric scooters.
These companies that offer these electric bikes and scooters, they need to follow the city, I guess, policies and rules.
And they need to have people return these vehicles, micro-mobile vehicles, at certain designated locations. And if not, the city fines these companies $1,000,
more or less, for every micro mobile device that is not put back in a designated location.
So currently, Over has partnered, along with Natix, with a few European, I think I'm saying it right,
micro mobility, micro mobility companies where the users of these e-bikes or e-scooters,
they're using over the realities app to take a photo, capture data, to say, hey, look, I did return it.
This is where it is. This is the location. And this saves the companies a lot of money.
There's so many other things going on here. A lot of people don't realize it. And we did
touch upon it, I think, two weeks ago. Here's another great thing about it. Pipe G Dow, I'm here chatting, and I feel like you have a stable, it's called Mike now.
Do you want to chime in?
Hey, sorry, my co-founder just called me.
He has a knack of calling me when I'm in the middle of fucking spaces.
He was freaking out because our coin has corrected because of Israel.
What's happened?
What's happened? It happened it's like dude
please can you just chill the fuck out so sorry about that uh i only took the tail end of what
you're saying fines for micro mobility do you want to just repeat the context so i can chime in
yeah we were talking about i was talking about um over the realities of D-PIN program and especially why the value of mapping real-world physical locations in 3D.
And I was talking about the use cases in terms of these micro-mobility companies
like e-scooters and e-bikes, where companies are fined if the users do not return these e-bikes or e-scooters at certain designations in the city. per, I guess, vehicle, like micro vehicle.
And what OVR does, along with Natix,
they have partnered with a few companies,
I believe in Europe, I think it's in London.
It's just like a test pilot thing
where people download the app and they,
I could be wrong,
and then they take photos after using these vehicles
and saying, hey, you know, this is where I did park it here.
This is where it is.
And it saves the companies a lot of money from getting fined.
Right. Okay.
So they get fined if it's not returned to a specific designated location, but if it's returned to another location, which is legit, it's still okay? Is that what you're saying?
Yes, and the proof of it is when you 3D map a certain location, yeah, it's kind of like proof of, no, this is the exact location and this is the data that's collected.
Right, right.
Okay, okay.
So I think that's an interesting use case.
And I think the on-chain element, because this can be done on Web2 without blockchain.
However, the blockchain is the trustless element right because
you know companies could uh could manipulate the server data and say oh this is what's happening
whatever if it's on chain on a public ledger um you know so it's kind of tamper proof in a sense
right so i think that's where that's where the blockchain comes in
in terms of making the claims verifiable
to say, no, you can't find us
because someone has put it here
and it's on the blockchain,
which no one owns or controls,
with the exception of some at least,
but anyway.
So yeah, I think without Web3,
I think without Web3, they would be more likely to be...
there would be more likely to be...
Go on, that's just my dog.
Are we getting rugged? Are you there?
Oh, I know. Your co-founder is calling you again.
Ah, I know, your co-founder's calling you again.
Yep. He's got a phone call. That is fine. That is totally fine.
So right now we are talking about the real world value of mapping physical location.
Sorry, can you hear me now?
Yes, I can hear you.
Yeah, yeah. So, well, I'm sorry about that. My fucking connection is a bit shit.
I don't know what's going on, but it's been happening for some weeks now.
Anyway, what I'm saying is the on-chain element means that you're much less likely to have legal disputes
because the city that's trying to find the company could say, oh, well, their lawyers could say, oh, well,
city that's trying to find the company could say, oh, well, their lawyers could say, oh, well,
how can we trust if it was on a web to kind of, you know, database or system, those claims could
be challenged in court and you have to get a digital forensics investigator to go and do some
e-discovery and all this shit. And because I know because I have a digital forensics degree,
right, you know, or just to verify, you know, the breadcrumbs and the chain of custody and so on.
But if it's on-chain, you get to eliminate all those legal disputes,
if there are any.
So I think that's where the blockchain layer really comes into use here
because I always say why blockchain?
You know, over the reality it could be done without a blockchain,
but now this is why blockchain is justifiable
and you can raise capital and say, hey, we have a use case
which can't be done outside of Web3.
So that's my take on that.
Yes, yes, that's exactly right.
And I know two weeks ago we had this kind of like same discussion. And I don't know, was it you or was it Matthew? They were asking over the reality or they were saying, wouldn't it be nice if there was some way to, in terms of infrastructure maintenance. I think maybe you said it. I think it was you, real time. Like,
could we capture real time mapping 3D data? Because that would totally help city planners,
where city planners can monitor. I think that was you.
Yeah, yeah, that wasn't me. It's just sort of say that, you know, digital maps change
all the time. There could be roadworks, you know, there could be, you know, there could be, you know,
replacing some pipes, which weren't there when the thing was originally mapped by Google
five years ago, whatever it is. So I think the real time mapping that I think that that that
would be the game changer. Yes, I did say that. You did say that. And I love it because what what
happens is, and I don't know if this is possible, I think
currently not, but I know that when a hexagon or an Overland is mapped by someone on Over's platform,
I don't know if they can remap it. I mean, you can remap it, but I'm going to have to we're going to have to figure that out.
Because what I mean to say is in terms of the for for Deepin and and and getting rewards and being rewarded for the for your like for your efforts.
Let's say you take a city and there's an urban planning project or they want to monitor some kind of wear and tear on a certain road.
And then they do this like every month.
So that means that, you know, it's not just the government or the municipality can do this.
It would be like, I don't know, like the residents of the city.
And that way they could generate continuous rewards.
I wouldn't say income, but they would be able to generate tokens by helping out.
So that totally helps out with the decentralization part of it.
Yeah. What were you going to add?
Yes. We never say income. No, no, no. Rewards. Rewards, of course.
Yes.
And we don't.
And we don't.
Yeah, and we know we're not businesses.
We're projects.
Exactly.
As non-profits.
I'm a technologist.
I'm not here for the money.
We're building technology.
It's a non-profit.
Exactly.
I'm so glad i caught myself on that
yes yes of course of course not securities not securities
so um exactly so when it comes to potholes potholes you need members of the public need to
tell you that there's a fucking pothole here. There's no way the city or the local municipality can know that a pothole has materialized
every time, everywhere,
and then tell people to fix it.
They need to rely on the public for that.
And social media has helped out a lot with that.
I think there are some councillors or mayors,
particularly in South Africa,
where there's like potholes in abundance.
Where I'm from, Zimbabwe, oh my God, there's potholes the size of swimming pools.
Crazy, right?
But anyway, there's a new mayor of the capital city of South Africa called Twane.
And she has a social media account and there are people, and there are other officials,
and they ask people to there are other officials.
And they ask people to post on their Twitter or whatever, say, hey, listen, can you fix this pothole here?
Tag me.
And then they then go out and they fix it.
Proactive. And, you know, real-time mapping of that kind of stuff, you know, if someone spots a pothole, they could sort of say, hey, let me update this
over-the-reality map to say there's a pothole here.
That then gets reported to the municipality.
They go out there and fix it, and that person gets then
rewarded, not earned, rewarded for that.
So I think if over-the-reality definitely built that
real-time layer, that update layer,
and there'd be provenance for that, right?
Because on the blockchain, so you'd have, you know, there's the initial map,
subsequent map, subsequent map.
So the provenance of that will be even more important over time, right?
Right, right.
And I'm glad we're having this discussion on a more serious note, because when Over the Reality launched their Deepin Map to Earn program, people were mapping.
And it was great. And a lot of the content creators were using these 3D maps and incorporating them into their augmented reality experiences.
them into their augmented reality
experiences. And they were
incorporating them onto Spatial
and which is
another like virtual world platform
and just
using them in... I'll go to the Spatial for
a second, excuse me. Oh!
Well, yeah.
But it was really great. No comment.
Because
you know, we have a wonderful community of content creators.
And they all gravitated to, you know, 3D mapping, like, locations in cities, locations of their cities, and using them as sort of like a backdrop to augmented reality experiences.
That was really great.
And that was going on for like months and months.
And that is still going on.
But then we have to kind of like think about real world applications.
Not to say that AR experiences are not real world applications,
but because they are, especially with XR technology,
like augmented reality glasses,
it's not quite ubiquitous yet, like the smartphone,
but you best believe that we will be wearing, I don't know, like glasses, whether it's meta,
Google, whatever, and we will be utilizing these glasses, or these glasses will be utilizing their
displays for augmented reality so that
that's this whole thing but i love this serious conversation because like what are the what are
the implications and uses for like how web 2 or mainstream is going to use it now you know you
know what you don't know and you know in., was it last year with all those fires?
A lot of people were saying, you know what, there could have been some historical preservation.
If people had 3D mapped like the Los Angeles area or wherever those fires were, they would definitely have detailed 3D scans to help digitally preserve like, you know, like cultural significant landmarks and stuff like that. And we all know that retail and commercial planning,
architectural planning, real estate visualization is also, you know, like it's, it's, it's, it's,
it's niches where 3D mapping will really, really, really add value.
And what else is there?
Oh, environmental monitoring.
You know, the environmental things are huge.
So there's like, you can track deforestation, which I don't know. I feel like we're getting ahead of ourselves because to 3D map forest or coastline erosion, urban sprawl, all that stuff, that all needs to be worked out.
But we do know that the technology is here and over the reality is one of the projects that are definitely pioneering,
and I will say pioneering, this type of use cases, potential use cases.
Yeah, yeah. I think someone's asked a question, actually,
which I think is pertinent to what you, if you look in the thread here.
Oh, I never look at the thread.
I'm bad.
Oh, OK.
Here's one.
Thank you so much.
So Oren says, what do you think about using?
Oh, yes.
About using a drone with a smartphone mount? Any
recommendations for specific models or setups? Accurate data? Yes. So, Oren, thank you,
Pipe G. Dow, for bringing that attention to me. Somebody had mentioned about that drone.
that drone currently we do not currently what over the reality is doing is collecting um
like groundwork data like footprint data like physical like geolocation data like like sidewalk
streets and and even indoors so currently that is the layer that Over the Reality is doing. People have mentioned it about drone. I don't know if that is in the pipeline right now. Right now Over the Reality is prioritizing footprint on the boots, on the earth, grass, collecting data.
However, it's so interesting you mentioned that
because I live in a very small city in the middle of Canada
and there is a project, I forget what the project is called,
but it is partnered by DJI and they are asking citizens to actually capture footage of the city that I
live in. I don't know what they're doing with that data, but I think drone technology,
in terms of capturing what you are saying and what we're talking about, totally.
In terms of capturing what you are saying and what we're talking about, totally.
There is a space for that.
And in terms of a smartphone mount, I wouldn't think.
I mean, I don't know.
Could a Deepin project, could Over the Reality, partner with DJI where DJI would make a specific drone where the Over the reality app would have to be embedded in the software.
Because, I mean, smartphone mount, people could MacGyver that.
But I see where you're going with that.
I hope I answered your questions.
I would go with DJI.
Any recommendations for specific models or setups that have accurate data?
I think...
Oh, sorry, go.
No, go ahead.
Okay.
I think on the drone piece, because obviously there are private individuals
that have drones anyway, people have drone licenses.
He's in them rightly or wrongly, by the way,
just to add that one. But it's more about saying, hey, you could actually just have
over the reality integrated into the drone software or, you know, or people's existing drones,
that it might actually incentivize people
to actually fly their drones
so they can do more real-time, more aerial mapping.
Because I think drones have made aerial mapping possible now,
even to the ordinary user, right?
So I think just having a technical,
I mean, you wouldn't necessarily, I don't think you'd need to necessarily integrate that into the drone because the drone will have its own
software, its own operating system, but whatever app that the user uses to interact with the
drone, integrating with that, you know, type of thing, I think that could be useful.
So, you know, why not begin aerial mapping now?
It can actually, because 3D is not just on the ground, right?
There's neither topographical representation.
So aerial mapping will also,
it could catch certain things that people cannot capture on the ground.
You're right.
You're absolutely right.
And I know for a fact that they are kind of doing that so my
sister has a boyfriend and he works for dji in toronto and um well he is in toronto and what
they do him and his um business partner um they actually go um and train first responders like firemen for these locations,
especially for like using drones,
flying drones over certain like forest locations and identifying, you know,
like where the fires are and stuff like that.
And especially for geophysics.
I know the geology when they are scoping, there's just so much.
So I'm really glad you brought that up, Oren.
But in terms of drones and over the reality, I don't know.
Like, who knows?
Who the heck knows?
But that's a really great question.
And thanks.
I got to look up these question things.
These question things.
Can I move on?
Okay.
Like, okay.
So if you don't know, I think a couple of months ago,
over announced a partnership with a European entity
in terms of supporting smart cities.
And I thought that was really, really, really cool.
I don't know the details, and i'm pretty sure there's still that
project is still um evolving but when we talk about dpin and how it supports urban planning
and tourism and smart cities that is really like an interesting kind of like thing um
i don't know does anybody want to have anything to say about that?
Sorry, sorry.
Repeat that.
I got distracted by an Instagram post.
Sorry, sorry.
Okay, I want to know what Instagram post you got distracted by.
Basically, this guy put a hidden camera in his house and he caught his wife cheating with multiple men, you know, coming into the house and stuff.
So, yeah, yeah, it distracted me.
Sorry.
Anyway, back to.
That is crazy.
Okay.
I was just saying a few months ago over announced on LinkedIn that they are,
they have kind of like collaborated with a European entity in terms of supporting smart cities
with their technology. And I thought that was really interesting in terms of urban planning. I wanted to like kind of like talk about that because again, when over the reality Map to Earn program first came out,
a lot of the artists and content creators were really kind of like rushed to 3D map locations so that they can use them for augmented reality experiences and hybrid VR, AR experiences where
they would game and do like so many amazing things. And that's all great. I love it. The
artist community, the creator community is amazing. But then I was always thinking,
how can, how can, you know, like, how can mainstream entities, you know, gravitate and adapt these 3D real world maps?
And I love the whole, you know, like the whole smart city aspect of it, especially like we were talking about before, giving, like for smart cities, giving people token incentives.
That's another good word. T for for mapping right to help collect data for i don't know like for
urban planning and stuff like that there's also um what's it called um my mind escapes me guys
oh like events like um that can help with events like festivals and marathons.
I don't know.
There's just so much more going on that my little brain cannot, cannot fathom.
Yeah.
So you kind of you know more
yeah so I think again smart cities
you know that's a great because you know IoT
you know because I mean
Deepin is
essentially
IoT on blockchain
basically
right
and you know
over the reality is an IoT project as well, you know,
but the use case is different.
Rather than sending, you know, raw data, signals data,
how a machine is operating, what the traffic lights are doing,
it's kind of providing, you know, graphical data, you know,
topographical data, mapping data, right?
But it is all IoT and it is part of the smart cities
and that kind of stuff.
So I think, you know, having partnerships with municipalities, right?
Municipalities have budgets for IT.
So having a business development
team that actually go in to talk to these
municipalities, get in touch, actually tender
for local government contracts to say, hey, listen,
our community can help you do urban planning, right?
You know, if you pay us some money to help to integrate with your infrastructure
and why don't you just buy a bunch of these tokens, right,
so that you can then reward, you know, the community directly for doing this type of thing,
then, you know, that could actually help you type of thing.
So I think a lot of business development, a lot of partnership, a lot of sales work,
on the ground work, business to government, that's more of a B2G situation as opposed
to B2B.
I think that could be useful.
You know, you're totally onto something.
I had to chuckle when you said, what did you say, governments or whatever you
said, municipalities have budget for IT. And I had to chuckle because I hope so. I mean, we're
2025. But I know that back a while ago, IT was always the last department to ever be considered about budget.
And yet they were always the first department to be called upon
any time there was an issue.
So, man, it's 2025.
Yeah, please, please, please, governments and municipalities
do put in government budgets for technology,
for IT technology.
Absolutely.
I mean, I'm sorry to question.
I don't know if you've got sales teams or whatever,
but even your management team or wherever, you know,
they are constituents, they are taxpayers to say,
listen, you know, we have a solution to deal with urban planning area.
And I demand a meeting with a representative or to put me in touch with the representative to discuss this as one of your taxpaying constituents.
Right. That could be an angle or, you know, type thing.
But it takes time, but it can be done.
Absolutely. And I think time is the key word. I don't know how quickly things will be adapted, but definitely it's here to stay.
It's weird how I want to talk about Niantic again. I haven't really delved into them. I just see I just see them on pop up on my Twitter feed or my X feed.
see them on pop up on my Twitter feed or my X feed. And I think a few days ago, they, you know,
there was this Niantic VPS and they partnered with something. And I don't know whether they
had already a Niantic VPS prior to over the reality announcing over the realities VPS.
And of course, nobody has a monopoly on visual positioning systems.
Of course not.
But it's just so weird.
This is just me off to the side.
Because I know that Niantic.
Although not a Web3.
I would call it entity.
It's funny how.
Now they're kind of like.
In the game.
Of this whole 3D mapping thing.
And I just have to say that.
But yes, absolutely. Absolutely.
So here's something.
When we're talking about bridging digital infrastructure with physical spaces,
and we mentioned earlier how the artist community
and creator community were 3D mapping
like really cool real life locations
so that they can add them
to their augmented reality experiences.
Let's talk about interoperability
with other virtual worlds or spatial
computing platforms so check this out you're checking it out so what if like for over the
react for the over maps they could be standardized 3d assets that can be exported or adapted for use
in gaming engines and vr platforms and other virtual worlds.
And that's kind of like what I was like hoping Over would be.
I know Over uses the Unity SDK and I love gaming
and it's like taking gaming outside of consoles
and mobile phones and browser
and then gaming with like wearables, right?
Like AR glasses.
And I always thought that that would be like, that's something huge that would, and it's
not just gaming, it's retail, it's advertising, it's marketing, it's so many things.
Like, but I always was thinking, I was so happy when Overmaps came out.
And hopefully I was thinking, you know what?
They could have like a standardized 3D asset thing.
I don't know.
I just really just, we are living in a world.
We are living in a world where we don't know what we don't know.
We don't know what we don't know is coming up.
And people like you, PipeDGDAO, I see Hexodize, I see TechMental, I see MetaMic,
I see all these content creators just pushing the boundaries and the envelope of technology,
of the different technologies, and converging them and making them just fantastic
things, really. My goodness, this hour is taking too long. But yeah, I love the whole interoperability
stuff. I know there's a guy who's not here, but his name is Altered Alley. And he had been 3D mapping really amazing, like graffiti alleys in his city.
And then he would incorporate them onto Spatial. And it's funny, but he said that he is, what he's
doing is he's using Spatial with over the reality, the 3D maps that he had mapped out almost like has a testing platform for things that he wants to build out on Over.
So I really liked that interoperability part that he was using with Over and Spatial and creating these portals.
I know that this is probably over your head, Pipe G. Dow.
Are you even on Spatial?
No I'm not
Is this your app?
No this is like a
Virtual world platform
Created by
I don't know
Spatial.com
And it's
More like a content creator platform where people create games and spaces.
A lot of artists choose to show their artwork through galleries.
It's really great.
Basically like a metaverse almost kind of situation.
Ooh.
Let's be careful now.
There's somebody here.
It's a dirty word, but I think that's essentially what we're talking about.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So spatial is a virtual world that, yes, that contributes to the concept of a metaverse.
I have to be careful with how I say that.
But yes, absolutely.
Does anybody else want to come up and speak?
We had a few speakers that... I know, Madam Mike's laughing because he knows.
He knows.
I don't want to get my...
I've been schooled.
But yeah.
While you're waiting for more speakers, there's more questions in the chat here.
Oh, thank you.
See, and this is why I granted you co-hosting.
Let me see. Oh, I thought that See, and this is why I granted you co-hosting. Let me see.
Oh, I thought that was a glitch thing.
Okay, I shall accept next time or whatever.
Okay, I'm on it.
You're on it?
Okay, let's go.
So, DigitalFam, where do you find the list of locations to map?
to map? Good question. Mesh, Mix, L1X. When you download the app and you navigate towards the
Good question.
MeshL1X.
bottom menu where you go through the over map feature, that gets you into the map to earn,
more or less. And when you start to get to that screen on the top, you will see
that screen on the bar on the top you will see um uh what's called over maps or and map to earn
there's a toggle there's a button or you can toggle over maps or map to earn so the app will
based on your location the app will show you um uh lands i guess um where where to map and what the rewards are so if you are in a urban city
and you open up the app it'll it'll indicate and i don't know i don't know what color
but it'll indicate oh look you can map here and this is how this is how many over
token rewards you're going to get so um it's based on your geolocation.
I hope I answered that.
Let me read that question again.
Dot, dot, dot, dot.
Okay.
Yes.
And then another one, you said,
I was talking to a guy recently who has access to satellite data to map illegal mining and logging.
Imagine combining with drones and on the ground 3D imaging.
Yeah, I mean, that whole drone, you know, oh my God, that's such a business.
You could make a lot of money. don't know you really can we have a speaker who wants to come up here
their name is Fable Web3 Ambassador Community Builder in a Decentralized Space I will add you
Welcome to the Space Fable,
Designing the Future with Over the Reality,
Bridging Digital Infrastructure with Physical Space.
How are you?
Hello, hello, hello everybody.
Yeah. I don't know what i mean it is over there but this is 5 for tonight
so good evening everyone my name is fabu i just saw the topic uh that was what brought me here
designing the future bridging digital infrastructure with physical space so basically i like
physical space so basically I like things with creation or creativity
content creation and all of that well I really don't know how you guys are going
about it in here right so I would like to know about some few things I already
went to you guys page look for some stuff but yeah i like what i see
but i would still like if you guys can just explain one or two things to me it would be great
okay what would you have any specific questions yeah um before i requested for the mic, you were talking about how the over the reality is like a safe space for creators, how creators can post their creation as a gallery or something like that.
something like that, you were saying something like that before I requested for the mic, yeah.
You were saying something like that before I requested for the mic.
Yeah, you, with Overs platform, yes, you can actually purchase an Overland, a hexagon,
where you can use Overs UDD SDK, or even, what is that, Well, that thing that starts with an S. I forgot. Or Blender. If you know any also use it to showcase their real world or VR, AR artwork on the spatial.com virtual, um, world, but over the reality also has that.
Again, you must download the app and, and, or is he, you just download the app and you will see
a lot of the type of content that the creator economy or the creator community have, have,
have created. It's, it's, it's amazing. They've created games. They've created
different types of art galleries. Just so many things. They've even used it for like activism
and to spread awareness on certain projects. It's almost like, think about it. So what you don't
know, what you should know is over the reality is a digital layer over the whole world.
And it's divided up into hexagons, which we call overlands.
And you can buy or rent these overlands.
And when you have access to an overland, you can put content on it.
So for a lot of our content creators they have been
using it like a digital canvas which i would always which which i kind of like like to say
um did you have any another question fable yeah um that is great i um, that is amazing to have such an amazing platform like that.
But I want to ask if there is any advantage in using that platform.
Like, you know, we have so many free platforms that anybody can just use to put their content out there.
You know, but why is this, why should we use this,
right? Why, or let me just say, what is the standing out feature of using this
over the reality platform? That's a really good question.
It would depend.
If you were an artist or a content creator,
you would use it as a digital canvas to create
whatever you can imagine in virtual VR and AR, right?
So that's a lot of these artists and content creators gravitate to that.
Now, another one is you can get rewarded with Overt tokens by participating in Overt's D-PIN
Map to Earn program. So D-PIN stands for Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network. And what that is, is it's kind of like it's almost like crowdsourcing. So we're talking about 3D mapping physical locations around the world. And why would we want to do that? We want to do that to capture data.
to capture data. Right now, Over has collaborated with Natix Network and a bunch of micro, not a
bunch, a few, not even a few, maybe one or two, micro mobility companies that run electrical bikes
and electrical scooters where their 3D mapping and collecting the data really help out with these companies for business use cases.
But, you know, a lot of people are earning over tokens just by downloading the app and 3D mapping locations that have rewards attached to them.
locations that have rewards attached to them. And you just, you know, I know, I think you live in
Nigeria. I know we had a number of people who were Nigeria who wanted to map, but you would have to,
I don't know, you would have to download the app and based on your location in Nigeria, it would show you where the rewards are, what locations you can map to get rewards.
like a, it's a good time of a reward system
because you know what?
What's really great is you're always talking about
Web 2 and Web 3, bridging Web 2 and Web 3.
So it's so easy for people who have a smartphone
who download the app and they don't,
they're not into cryptocurrency or anything like that,
but then they can help build out the Web3 infrastructure
by 3D mapping certain locations,
and then they can earn over tokens.
And then they can, that's kind of like a portal
into getting into the Web3 crypto world.
And with over tokens, you can take them out
and exchange for fiat.
So to me, there are two categories of people
who would really benefit for over the reality.
Content creators, artists, or XR artists,
content creators, and also just everybody
to earn their rewards.
Hey, high five, Pipe G. Dow.
Oh, no, sorry, I was raising my hand.
Sorry.
No worries, I'll let you finish.
No, no, I was done.
I was done.
Okay, cool.
So I'll admit I haven't looked into the project that much or at all,
but I learn more and more as we continue on these spaces.
What chain are you on or do you have your own chain?
We are on Polygon.
Ah, interesting.
Interesting.
And, okay, so people get over tokens as rewards, right, for mapping.
Yes.
That seems to me that it's kind of cell pressure.
Where's the buy pressure utility for
the over token? Oh, what does that mean? Okay, so people earn rewards, and then they dump the token.
Yes. That's sell pressure, right? But where is the utility for people to buy the token?
Where is the utility for people to buy the token?
Why would someone buy over token besides speculating on it?
Because I guess what I'm getting at is that with this kind of token model,
it just incentivizes dumping alone, as opposed to also incentivizing utility of the coin,
buy the coin so you can do this with it, not just as a reward mechanism,
because it just increases, it's just a sell pressure situation.
Oh, good point. And I was looking at Hexadise too.
looking at hexadize too before hexadize speaks i'm gonna take a stab at this um uh buying over tokens
Before Hexadise speaks, I'm going to take a stab at this.
um allows you to buy overlands in addition to um anything in their marketplace uh like nft
marketplace um and that's all i'm gonna say i know hexadize is is gonna give you the right answer
I'm going to say, I know Hexadize is going to give you the right answer.
Hey, Hex.
Hey, Pipe.
So you are 100% correct.
But let's go with, we'll glance over the sell pressure for a minute.
So buying Oberland, right is that is one current thing there
are assets so people have created things there are so if you do want to uh take the avatar that
you do have right like currently i have a sweater on mine that was created by cyberner baby i paid
like 300 over tokens for it back in the day or whatever uh maybe 200 or whatnot uh my shoes that i'm
wearing are some custom z1 kicks i'm the only one that's got them everybody else nobody else can get
them i think you can still go buy them right there too but some custom z1 kicks on my avatar i think
it paid like 250 over tokens for those back in the day or something like that um maybe it was 75 i
don't remember but i've got some custom ones that you can purchase those and use those tokens for.
Right. So if I'm a creator or I'm a designer or whatever, I can put my stuff on there up for sale.
So people that are earning those tokens, you know, yes, there's that sell price or still.
But even me, when I'm doing that, I can go and create more.
I can also now they've partnered with UOMI. It's kind of the same team, but it's OK.
We'll we'll talk about that in a minute if you really want to but the you owe me token is on base and
you can now the overtoken itself is on was originally designed on the ethereum blockchain
right they moved their nfps the overlands over to polygon they also but the overtoken itself is
tradable on you know Binance
Polygon now they're on base where you can stake you can stake your base over
tokens okay over for and earned you owe me tokens which is also on base that is
the AI you owe me is the AI layer that over will be using so when they and that
is the layer one so when you talk back to what layer they're using
so for their ai layer they have their own layer one that they've been developing over the past few
couple years i guess you could say at this point now right but really been going more public with
it over the past several months you can go check that out as well and so you can take those tokens
that you do earn so instead of going and selling them
you can turn around and stake them right if you wanted to into the ai project that is being that
is in development or you can buy things from creators or you can purchase your own overland
in which case with the overlands that gives you the opportunity to do all those wonderful things
right you can sell the products you can
make your own you can do whatever you want to right when it comes to the world cup for example
right you can have your own fifa games if you really want to at all the stadiums right do what
you want to we can go down that beautiful rabbit hole but there's there are things to do with the
token right to continue earning or to go ahead and just make your your little
overworld a little more beautiful okay so overland this is essentially your kind of
okay thank you for that so overland is essentially your kind of metaverse if you like
yes yes yeah so so you it's the it's that digital layer right so and and they all have the same
thing right so um but yeah it's just you can it's segmented out for us right right okay yeah so this
is you claiming land on the on the digital overlay uh map right okay interesting. So I mean, I'm also the chief launchpad officer at Layer1X,
it's an interoperable Layer1 blockchain. So it's interoperable with the major EVMs,
Ethereum, Polygon, Binance, Smart Chain, and so on, as well as Solana and Bitcoin, right?
So my project, PypeGDAO, we've actually launched our token on Layer 1X.
So we have one token contract, which is interoperable across all those chains.
So you might want to consider redeploying your token contract on Layer 1X
because interoperability is built in.
Oh, I don't actually make decisions for for anybody they don't listen to me for shit
no they haven't listened to me for years i've been talking so much inside the ear they're tight but
uh no i i am their worst nightmare and their best friend uh word word yeah we we but but they do
sometimes i think they do listen to these spaces and do those things out.
But the team is, yeah, I'm all for some shaking and movement and seeing what happens.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah, well, I mean, you know, if the team wants an intro with Layer 1X, I can arrange that to see if there are any synergies in terms of layer 1x being the
intro the interoperability layer uh you know so yeah so that as yes i'm chilling but uh you know
i i think because obviously it was touched upon now uh so that's interesting uh it might also be
interesting as well as um if the municipalities and – because people need to be able to actually use the digital mapping data
for whatever they want to use it for, like we've been discussing.
So the people that want to actually have rights over that,
oh, thank you for that map, or thank you for this piece of –
this thing that you've mapped here, I want to buy that
and put it into our local municipality database
or use it in AR or whatever.
People could possibly use Overtokens to buy what people have mapped
to create an economy like a virtuous circle, right?
Oh, I'm with you. I'm dreaming of the day when we can do
all this stuff in the app right and these are some of the things and if they're listening hey we we
would we would love to be able to make some purchases in the app even using that the local
token like i would i would love to i would i would love to have my friend snow cone stand and we use the over tokens
to buy the stinking tokens right you know they they walk up to the dancing snow cone they tap
it they're like i want the small it goes into the window they walk up they grab it you know
um i would and that's what that's what i'm dreaming of now with you being a layer one
and with this being if it's really this open decentralized kind of world stuff
anyways, when it comes to that, right?
That using your token as that purchase point,
as that POA or on those things, can we do that?
Could we, you know what I mean?
Is that something like, could you own an overland
and then have a developer from your side,
just be like bloop and then to build your own little like,1 it's an x1 is that what you called it so uh so yeah so yeah so layer 1x
would be the the chain that obviously the interoperable assets are on right so if people
wanted to mint you know and so all these overlands all these uh well not necessarily overlands, all these, well, not necessarily overlands, all these digital maps that people are putting on over the reality, I'm assuming they're NFTs.
Are they?
Yeah, so they all become NFTs, yes.
Yeah, okay, so the tokenizer is NFTs, right?
But the issue there is that interoperable NFTs are the hardest thing to do
because they come with non-Web2 data, which is on the cloud somewhere, as you know, or an IPFS
somewhere. If you're going to write the data on chain, that is super expensive, right, to do so,
right? So what if you could have NFTs that did not have to be bridged?
So if someone minted an Overland NFT which was on Solana,
someone on Ethereum could access it and also the metadata that's attached to it because you can bridge the token, but you can't bridge the metadata that's attached to the token because I'm assuming what someone is mapping is still on a Web2 database somewhere on someone's phone or somewhere.
So that can't be carried along to another chain, right?
Whereas if these were minted on Layer 1X, for example, Layer 1X is bridgeless, right?
for example, layer 1x is bridgeless, right?
So the assets do not need to leave the chain that they're minted on
to still be interoperable by a user on a dApp on another chain, right?
So if someone was to mint their map on Solana,
if someone was accessing over the reality on Ethereum,
that NFT would not need to be bridged over to Ethereum
for it to be accessed and read.
So it's not just for the fungible token layer,
but for the non-fungible token layer.
And layer 1X also has Xtalk,
which is the kind of Web2 oracle as well, right?
So it does what Chainlink does as well.
So if there is Web2 data, which is, of course, what the mapping is,
which needs to be viewable on another chain, yeah,
without having to be bridged over, Xtalk also does that as well.
So this came about as part of the founder did a PhD, and this project was part
of his PhD work, trying to solve problems in blockchain. So that could be interesting.
So, just to back up real quick, forget to over in their maps for a minute, not to forget
over in their maps, but if I hear you correctly, like, let's go on everybody use case level.
So TechMental down here, he's an artist.
Let's say, you know, he's a Tez artist, loves Tez.
Tez is easy to work with.
Boom.
You know, I mean, Tez pull it up, right?
So, but with what you're saying, like, if they minted their stuff over there, it could still be, like, everybody that's on ted's could still have the opportunity to buy it they don't have it doesn't have to be on some uh it it doesn't have to be complicated
or weird for the second person to come over and just buy it so tech mental can sell his art he
can mint there and then be like buy it however you want right get it however you want it um or if i'm
or if I'm a restaurant, right?
And people come in because I can take MasterCard, Visa,
but if I put all my stuff on this X1 layer, right?
Then I can, I don't,
then people can pay however they want.
And so it doesn't matter.
They can come in with those,
they can come in with ETH,
they can come in with SOLD,
they can come in with USDT, doesn't matter.
My shop, my store now
accepts all payments is that right i only have to build one place and i get and accept everything
everything's built right here that is correct exactly so the assets stay on the chain that
you have chosen but they can be accessed and traded by people on another chain.
And I don't have to do anything about it.
I have one phrase that is so simple.
I don't have to do anything extra.
That is correct.
Yes, that's the whole point.
So I think because interoperability,
this is obviously what Digital Femmes has mentioned,
that's a key narrative.
If you want to get mass adoption,
we need chains to be interoperable with each other
and not just the chains,
but of course the data and the dApps
and the assets that are on those chains, right?
So I think Layer 1X have just integrated XRP Ledger,
for example, right?
So if people have a bunch of assets, a bunch, you know, integrated XRP Ledger, for example, right? So if people have a bunch of assets on XRP Ledger and don't want to bridge them,
but someone has a dApp on Ethereum and they want to buy or trade those assets that are sitting on XRP Ledger,
they can do that without those assets going anywhere via Xtalk.
You know, this is interesting um i don't really understand
i guess i don't really understand blockchain as much i have a question for you on pipe g
so okay so tech mentals it's on Tez.
Anybody, for what you're saying, anybody can purchase or trade.
Is trade the right word?
Trade or purchase his work.
Where will that NFT, where will that work sit will it always be on the test
blockchain if somebody were to come in and what are we talking about here like purchase it with
eth or usdt are you talking about are we talking about um the cryptocurrency That we can purchase. NFTs and it doesn't have to be.
Specific to that blockchain.
Oh he dropped.
Let me get him back.
Because that's really interesting.
I mean.
I don't know Hex.
That is amazing.
I just have to understand.
Yeah. That's freaking amazing. I just have to understand. Yeah, that's freaking amazing.
If I understand it right, you're going to want to start there.
And use that as your face.
You're going to have that.
You're going to go out there.
Sorry, can you hear me now?
Yeah.
Yeah, sorry. fucking rugging.
Oh my God, I fucking hate this shit.
Anyway, yeah, so to answer your question, yes, right?
So if someone has minted something on Tez, because obviously, yes, I know Tez is favored
by artists, right? But someone, but there's an NFT marketplace on Solana,
for example, yeah?
And someone on Solana, someone on Solana
and that NFT marketplace wanted to buy that art,
which is on Tez, yeah?
Someone on that Solana marketplace could pay in Seoul,
buy that NFT, you know, where they're sitting on Seoul
and it would be there, they would be
able to access it and whatever
on Seoul, but the
art and so on would still be sitting on Tez.
Okay, that's
the part that kind of like, I don't
I feel like this is where I don't understand
blockchain. Yeah, so
I think that's amazing.
So TechMental's work is on Tez. Somebody on Solana sees it. And instead of buying it on Tez, they can use their own native Solana token to buy TechMental's work.
tech mentals work so they own it though right but where is tech where is that nft will it always
sit on tez but the solana dude owns it that's right so so so so the way so so basically yeah
so exactly so with the way layer 1x is works is you have the asset layer and the dap layer.
Okay.
So you have the assets on one side
which don't leave
and then you have the dap on another side.
Right? So for example
our token, the GDAO
token
next week
is going to be rolled out
to other chains, right,
without having to deploy multiple contracts or whatever, right,
type thing, or decide outside.
And so someone could then, even though sitting on the Layer 1X
as the native asset layer,
someone could actually go and create a liquidity pool on Radium,
for example, for our coin, and it could be tradable there, right?
But our tokens never actually left the layer 1 exchange, yeah?
So there's the asset layer and there's the dApp layer,
and what's sitting in between them is this protocol called Xtalk, yeah?
So it communicates between chains, right?
So it's bridgeless, no bridging is required,
so people can actually use that same asset
on a dApp somewhere else,
but the asset remains on the chain that was minted on.
Right.
So in the Tezos example,
if Tezos was integrated into Layer 1X, and so I think they are introducing or have introduced a self-service integration, so you don't even have to talk to their devs.
If you want to integrate Tez into Layer 1X, they just hope that you can use their tech and you can just integrate Tez yourself, self-service, right?
And that's essentially how it works.
So, yeah, you could have – you could actually make your Tez art interoperable, tradable, purchasable on dApps because there has to be a dApp for the asset to be traded on, right?
You know, there has to be a marketplace somewhere, right?
Yes, you could send stuff over,
but there has to be a marketplace somewhere
for that to be tradable on another thing.
So you could do that without having to bridge
that asset over to the other side.
Okay, so as long as these blockchains
like Tez, Solana, Base, whatever,
as long as they're integrated
with the LX1,
then that's how that can happen.
That is correct.
Oh, okay.
Yes.
And again,
they integrated Tron a few months ago.
Yes, yes, yes.
So we want that Chinese money.
We all want that, don't we, right?
And that's typically what they use there.
It's the second biggest TVL after Ethereum.
Most people don't actually understand that.
It's a huge market, right?
So we want people on Tron to be able to buy and sell and trade our token on DEXs that are on Tron.
Without us having to move or bridge over our tokens onto the Tron network.
So our tokens still stay on layer 1x, but someone could actually list,
someone could create a liquidity pool on a DEX on Tron for our tokens, so a TRX, you know, a TRX GDAO liquidity pool on a Tron DEX.
I don't know what DEXs they have.
And they could do that without having to actually bridge the tokens over from Layer 1X.
Okay, so Layer 1X or Layer, is that, what is it?
Is it Layer 1X that was called?
Layer 1X that was called? Layer 1X?
Pipe G Dell, what's it called?
What's that platform to integrate to?
LX1?
Oh, damn it. Can you hear me?
Yeah.
I thought I'd fucking write it again. Yes.
Layer 1X. So I've just put the...
Layer 1X. I've just put the I've just put the I've just put the
X profile
in the chat here.
Okay, so
it's funny, I'm just realizing
my brain is still Web 2. Duh.
So Layer 1x
if we're talking about
Web 2, is it like
the Swift Financial Network? I know we're talking about Web2, is it like the Swift Financial Network?
I know we're talking about two different things, but I kind of like want to compare where I kind of know.
So I know with Swift, there's like this, it's where all banks and transactions, they all kind of like communicate to send money in that platform. I know this is not
what it is, but is that what Layer 1X is
kind of like, what does with all the different blockchains? It's a
platform or network that allows these transactions
to happen between blockchains using their native
tokens?
That's kind of correct.
Although, but with the Layer 1X context,
the actual money never leaves the jurisdiction,
never actually digitally leaves the jurisdiction. because and actually with Swift and stuff
your banking doesn't actually send any money over right with Swift it's pre-funded so they
have to have an account in the other country which has the money there already to facilitate that
right so it's kind of I guess it's like that because your money never actually leaves your jurisdiction.
So I guess you're right.
Yeah, it is kind of like Swift.
Okay, then I get it.
I totally get it.
My dinosaur prehistoric brain needs to understand something that's…
Yeah, yeah.
So, I mean, just, I know we're over time here, but I've put the link for Layer 1X here in the chat and stuff.
But they have – they run nodes on each of the blockchains, right?
And that's what facilitates the talking between the chains.
So it essentially tricks a dap.
Let's just say there's a DEX on one chain, right?
And there are assets on another chain.
It essentially spoofs the DEX on the target chain
into thinking that those assets are actually natively on that chain
when they're being traded,
when in fact they're not actually there.
They are on the source chain.
I get that. I get it.
You know what? I'm so happy.
This is the first time literally I can understand
what the fuck is going on with this whole interoperability,
blockchains and all that.
I guess it's me.
I never really took the time to delve into it.
I'm lazy. I don't care if I'm interested in something. Obviously, I'm not interested in blockchain that much. But thank you so much for going through this with Hex. So with that said, everybody go with TechMental. Follow TechMental. You know, he's got amazing art.
Follow Tech Mental.
You know, he's got amazing art.
And, yeah, get some.
And I don't know.
Do you know, Pipe G. Dow, if Tezos is going to be integrating with LG1, L1X?
Wow, you just said a very, very, very bad word.
So I don't think it's in the roadmap,
but what they're actually doing is they, as I said,
they are developing, or I think they might have finished
developing a self-service layer where a self-service platform
where you actually don't need to ask them to do that.
You can just integrate any chain yourself. So if you want Tezos to be on there ask them to do that you can just integrate wow any chain yourself so if
you want tasers to be on there you can do that just go and integrate tasers yourself into layer
1x without having to ask them that's how it should be because it's it's because web 3 is supposed to
be permissionless it's supposed to be open that's the nature of it. So why do you have to? Because having to ask their des all the time,
that's centralizing the development and growth of the ecosystem.
So, yeah, so they are implementing that.
I'll let you know when that's live.
And, yeah, you'll be able to.
And even your AI layer, the AI chain that you guys are building,
you guys could self-service integrate that into Layer 1X coming soon
without even having to talk to them.
You know, that's a mindfuck for me because, like, entering into this new blockchain decentralization,
understanding what, not just reading what, not just reading what ChatGPT tells me what decentralization is, but then understanding that there is more to it than what we don't know.
We don't know what we don't know.
It's just, oh, my mind's fucked.
Yeah, that's all I'm saying.
Because you're right.
We don't need permission. Like, that's crazy if Tezos is integrating,
like, putting out a self-service.
Yeah, so yeah, layer one experience,
putting out a self-service.
Oh, layer one is putting out a self-service
where you can integrate it with anything,
any blockchain.
Yes, exactly, exactly.
So if you as a user are saying,
huh, I've got my art on Tezos
and I want that to be interoperable,
you know, if I have a dev or whatever,
I can just actually get that integrated myself
without asking Tezos
and without asking layer on X,
I can just do that.
As long as you have a dev
that knows how to do it.
Yeah, of course.
Of course, there will be some technical
stuff required, right?
But yeah, yeah, you can't just, yeah, exactly.
You know, one day maybe there'll be a codeless way to do it.
But yeah, they have built that.
I think it's in the testing phase, and I'll let you know how that goes.
And, you know, again, if your team wants, I can introduce you to them as well.
Yep, don't call it my team.
I mean, I know Hex is going to laugh.
I, yeah, I would love to.
Oh my God, Hex, you know the story.
So much interdu...
Wait, let me see if anybody's listening.
So many introductions have been made over the past three years
that have fallen off the wayside.
And now I have PTSD.
Hex should laugh.
Why aren't you laughing, Hexodize?
You know this.
But you know what?
Yeah, I definitely, this is something,
so many things are worth
are worth
collaborating
with the over team
there's so many in the past
but I feel like this is
maybe
just
this sounds like a thing
that regardless
of what anybody else does right uh those of us
that are builders developers creators people that are doing things here can definitely take into
consideration where we are building because we some of us might be you know talking to cities
or businesses or things like that and getting the infrastructure outside of just the the one app you know
yeah like i see it's waving here i mean if you go up i mean come on now you probably
didn't count well enough you you just start to figure out that the guy's involved in conversations
way before things ever happen like he's so slow he's such a slow mover he's so slow
uh you gotta love the slow ones um those tortoises that live forever right
but uh so but everybody can take into consideration okay this is where if we're going to build for
that future right for that whole long play okay well this would be a safe play here you know because
it will connect does connect automatically like i don't have to ask over hey can i integrate this
into my overlands no i can build my business with my nfc's already integrated because it already
connects with everything it already connects with the polygon and the use and everything so
we're we're golden pipe i love it do i call you pipe is there a better name should should people
call you something else yes so in my name i'm the founder so So my name is Batzi, B-A-T-S-I.
Batzi?
Okay.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. So yeah, exactly. And since the over stuff is already on Polygon, you
don't need to talk to your team because L1X is already integrated into Polygon already.
Wow.
It's already there.
Wow. Wow.
Okay.
You know, I appreciate you, Batsy, for always coming in.
I know I had that snafu with the ex-co-host where I didn't really publish the space, hence no speakers.
But I'm so glad you showed up. This was really such a learning thing for everybody here, for me especially.
And I really appreciate it.
And it's really nice to see the usual suspects.
Hex, Metamike, Kush, TechMental, Swayvery.
Yeah.
And good questions, Oren X.
Really, really good questions.
And Mesh2 and ECW Wrestling and Lightning.
Thanks for joining.
Wow.
You guys, it's 28 minutes after the hour.
I'm just happy that I learned something.
I really am.
And I really appreciate your time.
And yeah.
Batsy. Awesome, I mean uh may I shill now obviously of
course of course you may shill okay great thank you very much so uh our DDAO token is out uh it it went live on Layer1X's new Quantum Dex just over a week ago.
And what's it called?
The ticker is GDAO, not to be confused with the other GDAO token there.
So just make sure it's from the Pipe GDAO project,
not the other GDAO token out there.
I'm not going to mention any token performance and so on for obvious reasons.
But what I'm going to do is I'm going to now just add the announcement onto the so-called Jumbotron.
There you go.
So, yeah, you can go and grab your GDAO tokens on Layer 1X Quantum Dex.
And also, I'll put them in the Jumbotron, and then also we have a pre-sale going on as well.
The pre-sale tokens are more, shall we say, more cost-effective than the tokens on the Dex.
So I've also added that into the Jumbotron as well.
So you can get your GDAO on the DEX
and then get your S GDAO, synthetic GDAO,
via the pre-sale as well.
So put both of those on the Jumbotron.
And yeah, APN, not financial investment advice.
This is purely for education purposes only.
Don't sue us.
Thanks.
You have it there, folks.
You have it there.
I hope people enjoyed this topic.
I know, Suave,
you were in and out
and I'm glad you're back.
Thanks for your DM
in terms of,
you know,
finding me a place to go back to Toronto.
I really appreciate that.
I saw it.
I didn't answer it.
But thank you.
So if some of you might know, and I'm sure you know,
I'm not active on X on my account.
Yeah, I'm not.
I should be.
But anyway, but I'm here and um yeah uh everybody if you don't
have any questions do you have any any more questions do you want to ask hex or anything
i know pipe g bot botsey this is great this is. Thanks for this spot. Thanks for hosting. And let's I mean, it's Thursday. We should be working. We should be doing it. I should be doing other things around this time during the weekday. But I'm going to but we'll look past that and pretend to exit.
Like I'm not going to be like this is where I'm going to be like this isn't where i'm going to be anyway you are always doing something you know what's funny here's a side note i'm i'm i'm into um watching netflix and the whole uh what's it
called like the chef series like like it's not iron chef it's this fucking chef series anyway
they had this special on um dallas and deep alum and and all the kind of really cool tacos and food.
Man, I've just been really binge-watching on, like, all the different types.
What is that series?
I know this is off to the—yeah, I'm watching The Chef Show.
What are those chef things?
Like, The Chef Show.
Oh, Chef.
Oh, yeah, The Chef's Table.
Netflix has a wonderful uh documentary uh many documentaries
on the chef table pizza uh right now i'm on taco chronicles crossing the border i'm learning about
barbacoa oh my god i'm just hungry um and i kind of wondered why i never became a chef. That's what I've been doing, you know, while I'm maneuvering real life.
But why am I talking about this?
Oh, yeah, because of Deep Ellum in Dallas.
And there's a lot of, like, really nice taco stands
or, like, really, really cool taco authentic stuff in Texas.
All of us.
But, yeah. And I already have a real right i wanted i wanted
to ask you um what is your favorite what are some of the favorite uh taco uh okay if you're if you're
gonna if you're gonna come to dallas if you're gonna come to d, you have to go to Fuel City. It is right there.
It is by the Null, right over, right where, next to where JFK got shot.
So you can't miss it.
If you're like, where is where I go?
Fuel City, right there by the Null.
Go to it.
Totally worth it.
It's, yeah, it's known.
And if you go late in the evening on a weekend, you're going to see, you're not going to be able to park, okay?
But there's going to be so many nice cars. and and it'll just be different you know groups and it's uh but so
yeah it'll be everybody shows up with their best cars you might see them bounce and jump up and
down um but yeah the tacos the food it's a it's a staple got to i know it's a gas station i know
it's a gas station it doesn't matter go go alright, I already got a list of all
I don't want to die yet, I just realized
I don't want to die, I want to
go on these road trips
and really taste
all these things
and there's also a series, I know this is crazy
there's also a series on Netflix called
Street Food, so there's Street Food Asia
Street Food US, Street Food
it's fantastic.
Food is such a connector.
And yeah,
there are places that I want to
just taste.
And yeah, tacos, man.
Tacos! Even in Miami,
of course, Street Food Miami.
Oh my god, I love tacos.
Oh my god. Anyway,
wow, that's crazy.
Alright! With that said, if you are listening in the
for the future please uh do you are invited to join over the realities deep end map to earn
and earn some over tokens you can always trade them for fiat whatever you want to do with them
uh but you know go out there touch grass i them. But, you know, go out there, touch grass.
I haven't touched grass, you know, and have fun.
So have a great rest of your Thursday.
Batsi, again, thanks so much.
I really learned a lot.
Hex, so good to talk to you.
So good to see you.
Happy belated anniversary.
Happy belated birthday to wonderful Lisa and Metamike.
I think TechMental and Metamike, they might be happy.
My avatar is not on spatial.com earning tokens.
I don't know.
Anyway.
All right.
Everybody have a great rest of the week.
Kush, Tech, Swayri, Lightning, Lightning, Mash Oran, Me
Metamite, Kex, Botsey
Thank you so much for showing up
And everybody
Just
You be you
Be you
Okay, ciao everyone
I want to do an outro
Where is that outro
Oh, here's the outro.
All right, we're going.
Oh, where's the volume? Thank you.
