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DOMTALK EP.21 MINT & CHILL 🀻 🁵
Recorded: Aug. 21, 2025 Duration: 1:21:41Space Recording
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Thank you. so
yo what's up guys welcome i'm gonna play a little bit of music to get things started
while we're loading some people in. Play a little bit of lo-fi and we'll get some people
in here and we'll get things rolling. I hope everyone here had a fantastic week so far.
It's been a busy week. Silky's in here. Let's get him up here on the
as co-hosts.
If Corbin joins on his phone,
I can get him up here too.
If he can get his mic working.
Silky, I sent you an invite there, brother.
For co-hosts, so you can get up here on the panel.
What's up, bro?
What up?
Alright, we got you up good.
How's it going, man? How was your day?
Oh, you know, another day.
Oh, you know, another day.
Another day, another dollar.
Another day, another dollar.
Yep.
Let me see.
See how this is coming through for you guys?
I'm going to play a little bit of
lo-fi before I get things rolling out.
See if it comes through clearly.
Let me see. through clearly. Oh so so so so Welcome everybody.
I don't know, Silky, if I was supposed to was playing a little bit of a little 5-0
we got some people in I don't know if you wanted to
get an opening track for us or
if you wanted me to choose one
I have one
do you want me to put it up or are you going to do it
yeah rock it, bro.
Ackless. Of course.
Always. I don't care, bro. I ain't paying YouTube, bro. Drop the beat to the rhythm. Take it back to the show. Show your love for the people when they come, when they go.
Meet your next generation in the next episode.
Call me on the telephone, ask me if I know this.
The sky is running dry, I heard 50 soldiers.
Off the pressure slide, open my heels for cold.
Let's talk to the melody, the beat, and the chorus.
Oh, let me tell you what I feel like that. Oh, let me tell you what I feel like tonight.
Oh, let me tell you what I feel like tonight.
Oh, let me tell you what I feel like tonight.
Oh, let me tell you what I feel like tonight.
I've been lost in a moment.
I've been spending my days.
I've been listening to the ocean and breaking all the waves.
Once was a remedy, now fades away.
Give me the lights, turn our music, microphone, and the stage.
I'm going to rhythm now, back, yeah, we keep in.
Everybody's kicking down and everybody's
moving.
I'm talking, I'm on the tights that we're using.
I'm going to live the life that you're choosing.
Oh, let me tell you what I feel like.
Oh, let me tell you what I feel like.
Like that. Oh, let me tell you what I feel like this is a dance done from north to south.
This is a dance done from north to south.
East, west, and I'm in the league. I love my girl and love my daughter.
I love my daughter.
I love my daughter.
I love my daughter.
I love my daughter.
I love my daughter.
I love my daughter.
I love my daughter.
I love my daughter.
I love my daughter.
I love my daughter.
I love my daughter.
I love my daughter.
I love my daughter.
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I love my daughter.
I love my daughter.
I love my daughter.
I love my daughter. I love my daughter. I love my daughter. I love my daughter. I love my daughter. the night. Oh, let me tell you what I feel like the night.
The ballop is fucking like DJ.
The ballop is fucking like DJ.
Oh, my God.
It's a really nice of me.
Oh, my God.
So nice.
Just to get to me. Oh, boy. give me
all the words you're saying it sounds so sweet to me. I'm so glad you found me.
I wouldn't change a thing.
All these songs you're playing
mean so much to me.
If I could do it over,
I wouldn't change a thing.
Put your hands together, cause I'm in the studio you're hurt my bad i cut it early you're good bro what's up how are you feeling pretty good
i'm feeling pretty good same bro it's been a absolutely insane week i'm looking forward to this weekend dude because
last weekend ended up i think we talked about this a little bit but i worked with my uh with
my grandparents that weekend a little side hustle job my grandparents own a bakery business and it
was like it was three 10 hour days so there wasn't much rest this weekend, and it's been a long week,
so looking forward to being able to get a little bit of rest and chill this weekend.
Yeah, that's what's up, bro.
It'll be nice. It'll be nice. But how's your week been, bro? How's all the extra work going?
It sucks.
Has it been a lot?
Yeah. Yeah, remodeling sucks. I don't like remododels i like fresh sheet homes but hang in there dude
it's temporary we got crypto stoner up here too what's up homie how's it going it's been a minute
you're yo what up fam uh it's not as same as your week tired it's been a long week it hasn't been a
bad week it's just been yeah I'm in two spaces right now.
You know, it's crazy busy.
But all good things.
IRL, I've got a 15 page business proposal that I've been ironing out just to the team
for my chewing gum.
Beautiful.
Yeah, dude.
The chewing gum company is, I'm looking uh for investors for that so i've been talking
to some people on the in irl for that um you know we've been uh salon of deads we've been building
a lot of tools and utilities have uh we got that new gatekeeper that we're doing for verifications
and discords and uh yeah gpc uh you know we're getting ready to make some uh some moves and i think a couple of changes and
tweaks to the gpc just to make things a little bit more okay streamlined and fluid so just a lot
rebalancing lots of meetings this week um trying to um you know just keep keep going forward also
been swing trading a lot more uh how's that been? Swing trading has been,
honestly, I really wish I would have been less afraid of doing this before. And I've always
done TA. I've always projected where things are going to be kind of going over the next seven to
10 days, all those. And I feel like I'm decently consistent, but I've never really, I've always
been a long-term investor.
So everything I've ever done has been accumulate, accumulate, accumulate, and even take profit through the last two cycles.
Like it's just accumulate.
But as I've gotten into Web3 more, and I know you understand this being from IT world, but, you know, it kind of turned into I need to give more time to one or the other it has gotten slow to the point where we're not making much money um because i've been focused
on other things my wife is also rebranding and doing some uh she's creating her own apparel and
tattoo stuff uh so she's a little bit slow and um you know with everything that we're doing uh
we're pushing for some of these dreams and passion projects but we are making a little less income so the swing trade i feel you know me we ended up taking her other uh
or actually had like essentially one of our accounts uh that we have two long-term accounts
and then we had a couple of the other trading accounts and ended up taking one of the long-term
uh accounts we took a lot of profit we started started looking at the market when we were back around 118.
I said, you know, if we start breaking for all-time highs, I was like, you know what?
Screw it.
Let's get the, we don't pay fees on Coinbase.
Let's take this money and start moving at least one of these long-term portfolios around.
Dude, that's incredible.
That's awesome.
Yeah, dude, thanks.
And so with that,
you know, over this last run, we went up to we took everything out, I did DC eight out all the
way up to 122 123 when Bitcoin and everything was up there. And then as we've been down over the last
week, I took, you know, 15% on the first day of dips about 30 30 on the bigger dip and i went up to we're 80 back in
the market now uh spread across you know some layer twos layer ones there you go um and so
yeah we're just kind of seeing how the um jackson hole meeting with powell is going to go tomorrow
which seems like it's bearish in the news right now yeah so I think we're going to get those last resistance tests on Bitcoin
anyways, here in Ethereum, all that on that, like around 110, 111. I think 111 is going to be a big
resistance point. But I think because everything is going on, we're going to kind of come back
down. So holding that last 20% of the stable coin to see if we, you know, retest back down there.
No, that's awesome.
That's super, super interesting because I don't know a lot about
swing trading crypto.
So for me and my buddy Corbin here in the audience, we've been trading futures,
but we do more intraday.
So it's like from around market open time till around like 11 a.m. EST.
So that's been going really, really good. We've been
trading gold. And we actually, I don't know if you've ever traded with prop firms before,
Stoner, but we started using top steps prop firms and we actually passed and we passed
our combine. So the way they work, I don't know. I don't want to like over explain this
if you already understand how they do it. Have you ever worked with a prop firm or seen them before?
I've seen them but not worked with them personally.
So break it down.
Okay.
So essentially the way it works is let's say you don't have a lot of capital to start with, right?
What they'll do is they'll allow you to take a test to prove that you're profitable.
So let's say you want a 50K account.
You'll pay $50 to take the test and
Obviously you start at 50,000 and you have a $2,000 drawdown
Meaning if you hit 48,000 you fail the test you got to pay again
And the way it works is that that drawdown follows you up to 52,000
So let's say you make you win a trade and you make $700. Now you're at $50,700.
Your drawdown is now $48,700 and it stays there. So it follows you up until you make $52,000
and then it stops following you. Your drawdown stays at $50,000. And from there, you can build
a buffer. And once you pass the test and you hit 53, you essentially get access
to the exact same thing. But as you build an account and you build a buffer, you can start
to take payouts, which is pretty cool. They just take 10% of your profits. So we were able to pass
the test, basically make 53 grand before losing, obviously, like we didn't go down and hit the
drawdown at all. And then after you pass, you pay $150 activation fee.
And then from there, you can start to make money on other people's capital.
And the first $10,000 you make, they don't take any of it.
And then after that, they just start to take 10% of your payouts
as like a fee for using their capital.
So it's a pretty cool concept.
If you don't have any money to trade
with and you're practicing being a trader and you've demo traded for a while and you feel like
you're consistently profitable, it's a pretty cheap way to be able to start trading. So
that's been fun and pretty cool. In the markets this week, it started off pretty strong.
Today was a little bit crazy with PMI. And then, unfortunately, yesterday, one of the most, I think, CryptoStern, maybe you would comment on your thoughts on this.
But I feel like the most difficult part of trading, especially intraday, just because of how quick things move is the emotional aspect and being able to keep emotional discipline.
That's why I don't do it, bro.
I have a hard time with short intraday and quick trading. I respect people that do it, though. Like TWOP is so good at it, too, especially in the futures.
up here yeah i want to take a percentage of the other of our other large portfolio that's for
accumulation take a small percentage of that and i do want to get into a little bit more intraday
yeah kind of set uh loose like a relaxed like you know kind i don't want it okay so here let
me slow myself down the swing trading i've learned if you have a large enough sum can be enough uh on a 5 10 15 percent recovery
on if you're buying dips you know when you're beat up that 15 20 percent gain can be a decent
amount especially because we keep our overhead of living low and it can be it can be a pretty
decent like uh you know accumulation for living uh and taking those, you know, some of that
profit on those 20%, 50% recoveries. But when the market is very sideways, or we're in a winter
cycle, and things are slow, you really don't have a lot of 10, 15% movements. That's part of the
problem with the winter is the liquid in the global markets is not in the market. It's usually somewhere else or it's
being offline. And so, you know, we don't see enough moves. You're trying to catch three and
5% swings and that's tough unless you're in the stock market because obviously that would be a
big move. But even then, the stock market's usually seeing 0.51% moves through these sideways times. And so I'm trying to also remember that
that is coming, you know, next year, after we're out of the bull cycle, we are going to see a lot
of, you know, correction, consolidation profits. And so those prices will come back down. And we
might go into a winter cycle where we're sideways for a while. Right. I want to learn intraday a little bit better so that I can
actually start to have, you know, oh, maybe if I shoot five days a week in the morning for an hour
on the market and, you know, look for a couple ins and outs. And if it's like 50 to a hundred
dollars a day, you know, that can offset the swing trades being slow and not trying to hit that like I made 500 or 1000 $2,000 today.
I'm just kind of looking for smaller plays. Yeah, I do want to get better at that. And I think that
it's been very difficult. And the reason that I don't do intraday as much to answer your initial
question, or how I feel about it, you know, because the news and media and psychology, psychology trading has
become more of what's creating the movement in markets, it ruins charting for everyone that's
actually good at charting. And, you know, I think Invisin would even attest to this because I get
to talk to him a lot. He's an amazing trader, too. He does lives in the morning. And, you know,
he's very consistent. That's what he does for a living. But we talked about how the media sometimes just shoots the chart pattern
right in the foot. And I saw that today. You talked about today was crazy. Well, you know,
everyone was talking about how they thought it was penciled in where we were yesterday on how
the Jackson Hole meeting is going to go friday and as you saw uh today there
was a lot of bad news they went from it was sure as hell not penciled in dude that's what i'm saying
that's why i had 20 out which was just in case um because even if i buy i'm looking at the chart
right now we are breaking uh down you know to the mid 112s on Bitcoin. So we are seeing a pushback down. So it wasn't as
penciled in as they thought. And because it went from a 93% Fed rate cut projection to a 57% rate
or percent chance of getting a rate cut. You know, to me, this is all manipulation. It's noise in the
media. And it's to shake us out. This's noise in the media. A thousand percent.
And it's to shake us out.
This is the last shakeout.
We've been talking about it for a few weeks.
This is the last big shakeout that's coming in the market before we see phase two of the bull run
where Bitcoin pops for one more pump,
loses its dominance through that pump.
And then once that is done,
we're going to see Ethereum pull that liquidity.
It's going to become Ethereum pull that liquidity.
It's going to become the dominant token. I agree. Yeah. And then we're going to see alt season and then memes and NFTs. Now, memes, I think, are going to be a little different personally this
cycle. I think it's going to be a little bit slower on the meme side and a little bit more
into the NFT side. I talked about it yesterday on a space, just how NFTs are really going to
be implemented
into the real world soon for scanning into businesses, getting your points on your,
your systems for Starbucks or whatever it may be. And so I think NFTs might actually be a really hot
cycle compared to the last cycle. And if you guys remember last cycle, NFTs got pretty hot. So
I, you know, I do. Oh, they're know i do oh they're gonna get they're gonna heat
up for sure and i think i really find it interesting what you said with the the manipulation aspect
because i'm under the opinion that when when large mutual funds get involved pretty much
80 percent of the time um excuse me 80 percent of the time you see movements like that
it's all manipulation um like You get to a certain point where
retail doesn't really have a large impact on the way the markets move and it's all institutional
and mutual funds. Because it's the same thing, if you take a look at the COVID drop, even in the
stock market, a lot of them hunt out liquidity. So if you even look at it at the higher timeframe,
like the daily came down, swept out liquidity,
and then you get out all those people that are leveraged trading on the higher
timeframe.
And it allows mutual funds to be able to fill large, large amounts of orders.
So they really do look for different ways that they can manipulate the market
down and fear monger people so that they can fill orders in at a lower price
or stop people out
and then not get have to worry about price impact as much when they go to fill humongous orders.
Just kind of like how when we go to enter, you know, you enter a small cap coin.
Let's say you were going to hop into something that was at 60,000 market cap and you're going
to throw five grand in. You're probably going to lose, you know lose 35%, 40% of that money just because of
the price impact. And we don't really consider it, but when mutual funds go to move in,
massive, massive amounts of money for people, everyone throws into their 401k, everyone gives
them money to invest, all the assets that they manage, they will lose money on filling those
orders if they just willy-nilly fill them.
They have to find a good area to place them. And the best way to do that, so like when I
intraday trade, it's all based off of liquidity and imbalances. So a lot of times off of market open,
price will seek out draws on liquidity. So whether that's the high side or the low side,
they're looking to be able to stop people out, whether it's in shorts or in longs,
and then fill their own orders. So what's interesting is, like you said,
sometimes the market is on the higher timeframe moving sideways. Well, it's kind of what I find
fun about that is you can still make money on when the hourly and the four hours moving sideways doing intraday,
just because it may come up and they may be manipulating it to high side, it sweeps highs
and then runs down back to the lows for the previous session. And the thing is,
when you look at the higher timeframe, it's not an absolutely massive move.
But when it comes to intraday trading, let's say your lot size is $300, $500, especially on prop firms, that's very reasonable.
You could easily take one to twos and build from there.
So I would recommend if you're going to get into intraday and you want to mess around with futures, prop firms are very, very cheap to get into.
It doesn't cost much money to try it.
You pay $50 and start the test
and it allows you to live trade.
And I'd recommend starting with that
because what's cool about it
is if you're worried about managing emotions,
let's say you blow the account
and you get mad and you revenge trade.
That's the hardest thing, right?
Cause I'm swing trading, you place your position
and you leave it.
But with day trading, it's like you may get in and your bias may be long and it may tick, stop you out, come down,
stop, hunt you, and then go up and take out the draw that you were hoping for, which sucks.
So then you may feel tempted when you get stopped out to reenter. And that's the thing that's
hardest about day trading is that you have to have a really, really refined system and you have to stick to it regardless of how you feel, your emotions.
Because then what happens is spirals, right?
Like, let's say you're like, oh, I still think it's going to go up and take that high time frame draw.
I'm going to reenter.
And then you get stopped out again.
Now you're pissed.
Now you're like, damn, I lost, you know, way more today than I wanted to lose.
So then that's when you can spiral and start revenge trading.
Like, oh, I got to make it back. So, you know, it is a complicated and very long journey to master day
trading, but it is definitely something that's possible. And I would recommend if you want to
start dabbling with it, prop firms are a really cheap way to start, where if you're able to get
mastery over it, you can still make like, there are people that are day traders that live very, very well, um, fully off of prop firms. So they don't even
trade cash accounts. They'll just get really good on prop firms and then they'll pay for a couple
150k account tests, pass it. And then, you know, copy trade like three of them and they'll make,
you know, 30, 40K a month off of it.
So it's just like you have to obviously build that buffer.
But once you do, it's a good way of being able to trade because even if, let's say, you did blow your account, it's not actually your cash.
So it's a safer way of being able to do it as you're learning.
So that would be my recommendation.
But I think, bro, if you ever, ever want a little bit of insight or you're trying to get into it and you're trying to find a good strategy for it.
Um, cause I know everyone trades a little bit differently.
Everybody has a different edge, but we've kind of found one and back tested it over a few months worth of data.
Um, if you ever want it shared, I can give it to you and you can back test it yourself and check it out.
Um, but I'd be happy to hop on a call anytime and share that information bro i love that and yeah you know it it actually so we do a ta space
with quack every wednesday uh and i i co-host that for them and run the ta part and that's one
of the things uh that we talk about too is one emotional trading um i i've i had removed from
fourth cycle in i think after the second cycle of letting my emotions when i finally like got that
under control and it's so important for people to remember that not uh you know not revenge trading
or playing on tilt so to speak if you're gamers you know and and going in for that that extra i got
to get this back now mindset you know and then also on the short terms like i've been looking
into a lot of dividend stocks and i like you said i like the futures um and so on that intraday
though um you know i love how everyone has so many different analytics and things like that. And, you know, one of my biggest, I love that you talked about the liquidity, because I use heat maps all day. That is my main, I look at the 48 hour, the 24 and the 12. 72 hour doesn't really mean much because it can flip really fast in those. But I do, that's my biggest meter. And so, you know, I had been telling people for the last two days that we actually have liquidity heating up down around 111,000, which is the exact same spot as the charters are seeing their resistances, you know, and it just goes that that manipulation part of those hedge funds, institutions that are moving those big money uh you know they they know where
that target is uh and so by driving that down they also know that people are going to open their
longs from there you know and that's absolutely that's where bear traps come in sometimes and i
think that's what we're in right now we got that pump and you know it wasn't the real pump there
was a lot of shorts if people were really looking on the five and seven day back then there was a lot of shorts. If people were really looking on the five and seven day back then, there was a lot of
people getting like betting it was coming back down and they drove the price back down.
Yeah, dude, that's it.
And what's because like the market is manipulated and people will be like, oh, well, it's rigged.
And that is definitely true.
But if you understand how it's rigged and obviously you won't be right 100% of the time.
But if you have an edge that allows you to be right even 65, 60% of the time,
even 50, if your risk to reward ratio is good, you can make money in the markets.
So like you said, it's just that emotional discipline
because not trading on a till sounds easy, right?
It's like, oh, I'm going to go into the market.
I'm going to stick to my plan.
But when you're in the moment and you're losing money, I do think it is a learned skill
But when you're in the moment and you're losing money,
I do think it is a learned skill.
Like you have to be able to detach
unfortunately
I'm trading from money because if your mindset is oh I need to make as much as possible
Then losing is gonna be very very painful and when you lose money the instinct to want to make it back is there, right?
Because what's interesting is any other job you do on this planet, right? Let's say you're a doctor. Your business is all dependent on your performance, right? If you're
a doctor and you're like, I'm trying to make as much money as possible. So I'm going to get
patients in and out of here as quickly as possible. And I'm going to forego quality to be able to do
that. Well, that might be easy to say, but obviously after a little bit of time and a couple
patients that are angry and leaving you horrible reviews, you're going to be out of business.
So obviously it's, you know, you focus on the quality. What's very interesting about trading
is because money is so lucrative and so much money can be made so quickly, people a lot of times forget to focus on
the quality of their trades and the technicality of how they execute. And instead, it's how can I
make as much money as possible and not how can I put together the best possible system to allow me
to make money over a long period of time and then stick to it. So that's, I think, a challenge that a lot of new
traders face. And that's something that can take six months, a year, two years to be able to fully
overcome. And that's something that is especially difficult in intraday because it's so fast. It's
so easy to reenter. It's so easy to over leverage if you're not careful. It's so easy to get
emotional that you really do have to get mastery over it.
And yeah, that's something that can definitely take time.
But I personally think that it's worth the effort because even let's say it takes a couple of years, even if that is the case, it's a skill that once you have it, essentially is infinitely scalable, right?
As your account size gets bigger, your lot sizes are able to continue getting bigger because let's say you trade 1% of your account, that could be $1,000
or that could be 10 grand depending on the size of the account. So it's a pretty cool concept.
And I think it's something that obviously you have to have an interest in because if it's something
that bores you to death, then you're probably not going to put the time in to be able to build the skill. But if it's something that you like, I think it's definitely
worth going through those growing pains to figure it out, you know?
Yeah, 100%. And, you know, honestly, for everyone that's listening,
and if you can get that emotional control and balance in it, you know, that even rolls into your real life, you know,
and anxiety, things like that. Because when I got, I've noticed that as I've worked on that
emotional control over the years, and you guys, some of you guys might know, I do a lot of,
you know, meditation and balancing things like that spiritually for myself. And so with that,
you know, I've realized that when I was able to take that emotional
scare, fear, anger out of the markets and everything I do, even if I don't buy at the
right time, you know, my mind has a backup plan and it's and it's calm. It's like, it's like,
OK, that, you know, and I'm not on the intraday, obviously, most of the time. So, you know,
maybe it's a little bit different for me. But, you know, when I buy that and I see that dip lower, my brain goes, OK, let's see where
that goes from here.
We're going to buy a lower price and get a better price accumulation average, getting
a little bit more at the lower it gets.
And, you know, those those balances, you know, for example, first cycle for me, watching everything go back down
about 70, 80 percent, 90 percent in the market made me sell everything. And I didn't want to
be in the market. I didn't even want to invest for another year or two after I took.
It'll burn you. It'll burn. Yeah. And it hurts, you know, it's that. But second cycle in, it was less. I did take stuff out when it was dropping during
COVID, when all that was happening. Obviously, the markets went terrible. So I did take,
again, I took, but I took 50%. And we took 50% out. And I said, all right,
last time I took everything out, it all went back up. And I lost a lot of money. I was like,
so this time, I'm only taking half of this, because we may need it. At that out, it all went back up and I lost a lot of money. I was like, so this time I'm only taking half of this because we may need it. At that time, it was kind of like, I don't
know what's going to happen. We need cash. But I left half. And then we took some out for business,
trying business and all that stuff. But that also taught me a lot of emotional regulation
and control through trying to open a business, that not working out, then taking retaking the money and looking for a
reinvestment plan from the money we took for business. And so, you know, with all of that,
I learned a lot about the regulation part, about the emotional part. And if you can remove that
stuff from your trading, I really feel like it's not about necessarily removing it as much as just
understanding yourself and controlling it. And it kind of
rolls into your real life. And then you have a little bit more peace when things don't go right,
you know, on a lot of different aspects. It's true. No, that's a very good point. And I really
like that you brought it out because it literally is about emotional control. And like you said,
we're human, right? There is no way to be able to completely remove those emotions from your trading.
Like it's natural.
It's how we're made.
So we're going to have those emotions there.
It's being able to control and regulate them and not let it impact your decisions.
And you're right.
That's something that's important in life too, because there are plenty of things.
You may be out sometime and someone says something to you and it pisses you off.
How are you going to react?
So what's really interesting about trading is I've found it's a very self-reflective
journey where I've seen things within myself.
I'm like, okay, I need to work on this.
Your discipline really means a lot.
And what I've seen is that, okay,
one of the most dangerous things you can do is break promises to yourself or say,
I'm going to do this and not do it because it bleeds into other things, right? Like if you're
trading and you say, okay, I'm not going to revenge trade. I'm going to stick to this lot size.
If I lose, I'm out of the market for the day, et cetera. That all sounds great. But if you're the type of person that says, oh, I'm going to do this,
I'm going to do this, and then you usually don't follow through, your brain gets in the pattern of
you not following through and you don't have that confidence in yourself. It's kind of like if
you're like, oh, I'm going to hit the gym three times this week. And then Monday rolls around,
you're a little tired after work. Tuesday rolls around, you know, oh, I don't really feel like it.
And before you know it, it's end of the week and, you know, maybe you've gone once.
And it's all of these little things.
And, you know, it doesn't matter what it is or what aspect of your life it involves.
It's all about when you say you're going to do something in your mind, sticking to it.
Because that's where you build the confidence and the trust and the discipline
within yourself. And that will show in your trading.
And it's way easier said than done. Like I would be lying if I said I had it
mastered and you know, I'm this trader that's completely stoic.
And I've, I've completely figured it out.
I've only been futures trading for around six months.
And it's so funny because me and my friend were talking about this, who I trade with. We have every single tool to be consistently profitable.
We have a working edge. We have a working model. We win far more trades than we lose.
But it's funny because it's taken us five months to be able to pass our first funded.
So it's like, even if you have every tool in front of you and you could even teach somebody
else because you understand how it works, there's a complete difference when it comes to trading and being able to understand how to properly trade and being able to stick to a refined system and set up over time.
So it's really fun. I would say it's a fun and painful journey at the same time. And it'll teach you a lot about yourself and make you do a lot of self-reflection.
So I think that's something that's healthy.
And as long as you do it in a way that's controlled, then it's not like, oh, man, if I spiral out an emotional trade, I'm going to blow all the money I have in my savings.
Obviously, do not do that.
um stick the prop firms until you have it figured out or demo trading but the other thing is too
Stick to prop firms until you have it figured out or demo trading.
like um you know uh so i don't know if you guys know or i know you guys but know twop and mama
bear um so twop has the traders collective um because he does teach people how to intraday
on stock market um you know he had done solana for a while in crypto but he realized that crypto is a lot
different he's like the charting is so much more inconsistent um in in that he's like solana's
rough he's like you can make a lot of money when it's down but he's like when it's sideways um
you know it's tough and so he's like i went back to trad fi because it was just so much easier to
play in and he that's what he does for a living. I think he's been doing it for four years now. That's awesome. Because he owned a wrap shop. Anyways, so we had learned
when we came together and while he's been building this, because I do the long term investment and
portfolio management for people, I actually have been helping people set up a balanced portfolio
for long term investment strategies. And, you. And with that, we've realized that
one of the best things you can do, because all of us have been learning from each other,
and like you said, with what you guys have been doing on the intraday and really dialing in your
discipline, the pattern that you're doing, what you look for, All of those things has led me to realize that it's so important to have
multiple portfolios. And that's how we really keep ourselves, in my opinion, more safe. So
having a large portfolio that you have a percentage of profits from short trades going to,
while the other percentage is going back into making more money. But if you have that and you have a larger portfolio
growing and accumulating, you actually will be able to take portions from that slowly as it accrues
to add back into itself while you're doing your back and forth of your intraday or swing trades.
And that's the other thing too. I think people should mostly, if you really want to trade
full-time, having three portfolios would be, in my opinion,
again, we've been just kind of trying to figure things out in that sense.
But having a long term that does not get touched, only added to through, you know, maybe cycles.
And then you have your swing trade account that's for, you know, markets on extreme fear.
You've got a lot of stable coin, you just
put that stable and your USDC goes in and you spread it across everything that's just getting
wrecked. And then you you know, you follow for the greed, when you're up in greed and extreme greed,
you know, you should, you would most likely be taking profits at that time in your swing.
So then you have your swing account.
You put some of that profit into your long term.
Some of that profit stays in for swings.
And then you have another account.
Your third one would be for your more, let's say, risky plays or your leveraged plays.
And you obviously divvy a smaller percentage of your overall.
And obviously you have to have capital for this.
And I understand that.
So I really like what you're talking about.
And I almost feel like that would be like a.
This is like a perfect like pre like, you know, like pre K.
You go to a beginner to take that.
And like, but you can actually like really excel there because you can you like you said, you can make so much money.
So anyways, long way of getting around to I think what you're doing is just another step
that's so amazing in all of the different ways
we can set this up or set up your bags
so that you have that constant accumulation,
the little bit of a more, let's say, gamble risk play.
And in my opinion, swing trading is a lot safer.
It is, it definitely is.
But it's a midterm because you do have to
know that, hey, if it shits its pants and it goes down 15% after you bought, realistically,
on a swing account, you have to look for that next dollar cost average or lump that you're
going to put into that to balance out the average cost you're buying. Oh, absolutely. That makes
sense. And when you swing trade, is it leveraged or do you just do?
Nah, I'm messing with leverage. So and I'll explain my breakdown to 80% of my portfolio goes to long term.
15% of it goes to swing trading. And the other 5% that I have aside would be for the intraday, maybe a little bit of
leverage, you know, only doing like a 5X type thing. But, you know, that's kind of how I break
it down. So in the swing trade, I yeah, that's just that's how I break it all down.
No, that makes sense. So like for futures, like when I trade futures, it's all leveraged.
So like the contracts, it's not obviously percentages, but it's, it's each contract you add on is a certain amount of money per tick.
So it's like, for example, my lot size is around 500 bucks.
So let's say I take $500 trade.
Normally what I'll do is depending on that, the contracts vary.
It's usually around the same range, but depending on how deep my stop is, depending on my invalidation point,
I'll put that on. And generally I don't like to take anything that's under like one to 1.5,
one to two, because the way I view things is I like the fact that my wins cover, you know, like a win will cover for two losses, which I think is a really good system to have.
And it's something that allows you to have a little bit of wiggle room to make, you know, because there's going to be, especially with intraday, you can take a perfect setup.
You can take an A plus setup and it not hit take profit and you lose the trade
because there is no edge that's 100% like, oh, I'm going to win every single trade I take. That's
never going to happen. Even if the setup is absolutely perfect, like you said, news could
come in unexpectedly and crash, or it could be that the market's manipulated downwards randomly
and it didn't follow the normal algorithm that it does. It happens. So just because something works most of the time
doesn't mean it's going to work every time.
And I think that's something that is good to keep in mind
and you want to make sure that's why risk management
and making-
Stop losses and moving those is very important.
So I have done longs and shorts.
I did do, I've done a 10X long,
leveraged long on bitcoin uh before uh actually
when we were at 48 000 um i had put some money in and i did a little 10x uh it was when i went
to web3 and i put leverage on it and it went from it was when we went from 48 to 68 and i had start
so i started moving my stop losses up as soon as we started pumping after the
having um and i kept switching those and i ended up cashing out uh way before 68 uh that was the
all-time high that it was coming up on so i i chickened out and didn't ride it all the way
i think i cashed out like maybe three or four percent early um but it was still a great play. And the thing though, that was in that I learned
through that one long in particular, was I kept I did keep moving that stop loss up in the higher my
amount made at the time was, I kept moving it closer to not just up, but closer to where the
thing was, or where the candle was at the time.
And then I ended up getting, you know, essentially, quote unquote, stomped out.
The stop loss got triggered as I kept doing that.
And so it triggered it at one point when the candle had a big, you know, on the one minute,
one of them really dropped and it and it was but it shot back up to the all time high.
but it shot back up to the all time high. But I learned a lot that day, you know, about one,
But I learned a lot that day, you know, about one.
it's also okay to get out early. Because, you know, a lot of times, if the all time highs coming up,
I might, you know, with the just like the Bitcoin on this last swing, I took everything out around
122 on Bitcoin. And then I let my alts and other stuff go a little bit higher before I started
cashing those out. But Bitcoin, I was like,
dude, this is 122 is great. And I think we're going to retest. So I don't care about 123, 124.
And so those kinds of things are things I remember as I trade.
Interesting. No, that's really good stuff. This is such valuable information. I think
these are things that you can only learn through experience. And there are certain things in the market,
and that's why I think it takes so long for people to be profitable traders,
is people expect the fact that they're going to get into trading
and after six months of putting effort in,
they're going to be able to be a master trader.
And if you think about it, what skill on this planet
allows you to be able to make money in such a quote unquote effortless way without a tremendous amount of learning?
It doesn't make sense.
Like if everybody can learn and be a master trader in six months, why isn't everybody doing it?
It's because it takes time.
And generally people don't want to go through the, not only the time to learn, but also the pain that goes along with like, shoot, I just lost
money. Lots of lots of self work goes, you know, you learn a lot about yourself in those moments,
because trading can lead to a dark time of feeling. I feel like you failed. You feel like
you failed yourself because there's it's not a business. You can't say I failed the business.
I can't. I failed this trade that I'm doing.
And it gets in your head.
I 100% agree.
And just to piggyback on what you were saying
about the time and market,
some people might be able to do something like that,
but I'll tell you why.
It's because of discipline.
And that's why it takes longer for a lot of people. I think when
you get into trading, you learn a lot of self-discipline, almost militant discipline.
You need to be up on time for the market. You need to understand what the news is saying. You
need to understand some basic economics. And in my opinion, you really should be studying global
liquidity because the global liquidity cycle is on a very repetitive
pattern. And that's been since day one. And, you know, but it just goes into that self-control,
that understanding yourself, emotional regulation, detaching it from the truth,
all that stuff. That's what takes people so long. It's not about reading the charts and
understanding the information. It's about trusting and having faith in yourself to do it.
No, that's true.
And you know what I think is interesting though, Stoner, is I think within six months you can have some,
because I've seen with myself, you can have some profitability.
I do think though what's not possible is to have it all figured out in six months.
And the reason I say that is, especially with intraday, there are
different market cycles where your edge may work a certain way during a certain time of the market.
And then the market may be moving differently four months later. And I think what happens is you may
get in and let's say your win percentage during a certain period of time is 67%. So for example,
period of time is 67%. For example, after the election in the fall or in the springtime,
our tested, basically our edge was like 67%. But summer comes around, summer's notorious for
there being less liquidity. A lot of CPI news has already come out. A lot of funds, there's a lot
more chop or all-time high push. That's something
that's really hard to trade as well. If you're like on the NASDAQ or ES, once it reaches all-time
highs. If you're a trendline trader, it's great. But if you're a liquidity and imbalance-based
trader, it can be really tough. So I think part of it is you can have success within six months,
but you're still going to have a lot to learn. I do think it takes a couple of years to be able to fully see different market environments. And at that point, obviously you
haven't seen everything, but after a couple of years, you still have seen most of the,
there are themes, right? Like, oh, all-time high push, chop, consolidation. There are different
themes at times of the year, the way the the market generally moves and I feel like until you've sit through those a couple times
and sat through and seen what that's like and trading it a lot of being
comfortable trading is experience because once you have experience it does
remove some of the emotion out of it because it's like okay I've seen this
before I kind of how this goes there might be a month where you trade
perfectly in terms of your strategy but you could be just breaking even or down a little bit.
And you know, the other months it's going to absolutely fly and you'll make up for it tenfold.
But that month, based off the way the market's moving, you're doing nothing wrong.
But you know how hard it is to sit through?
You're sitting there staring at the chart for three hours straight and you've sat there for three weeks and not seen a valid entry presented to you. Or you've seen two of your model entries presented
to you and you've taken them and they've both been losses. And that's been over a three-week
period of time and you're doing everything right, but you're down two losses. Now that
can be made up in one trade and the next month might be fantastic. But like you said, emotionally
that's difficult. It sucks. You're wondering, okay, I'm doing everything right.
Why am I losing?
And that's where having that experience come in of being able to sit through
those times and it'd be like, okay, there are times where it's just going to be
like this, but me sticking to my risk to reward and me sticking to my model is
going to keep me safe and protect me.
And I know by the end of the year, I will have made far more than I lost.
And that is something that's taught through, unfortunately, doing it,
you know, and the pain that goes along with it.
Yeah. And I'd even go into the, say, you know, you say two years,
realistically understanding market trend and market sentiment,
I would even extend it a little further, man, like three to five.
Three to five. Yes. Yes., man, like three to five years.
Three to five.
Yes, yes. I love that.
Three to five.
And here's why.
The liquidity cycle is on a three to five year pattern, you know, traditionally and historically.
So with that, I think somebody has to see the full summer into a full winter back into
what summer is going to look like um for a full cycle
like that because i've been through four of them and so i've seen a lot of this craziness and uh
and chaos of how it how it moves around and looks scary at times and looks euphoric at times uh and
so yeah you're right it even if you're really good at understanding numbers, you're a mathematician, you know, those kind of things, it still has some psychology in it and other things that have nothing to do with the numbers.
And so, like you said, all these things can just cause little ripples or really small movement patterns. And you can't get that trifecta. You can't get your third confirmation.
Uh, and it, and it, you can't get that trifecta.
You can't get your third confirmation.
Uh, and like you said, if it's only two, a lot of the times in that moment, it stomps
it out and proves to you that you needed that third one.
Uh, and it goes back to psychology.
Yeah.
Like you said, dude, a hundred percent.
I agree.
If you want to get into this, if you're listening today and you guys, this is your first cycle
do not be impatient with yourself.
Know that, you know, I've been watching this for
13 years at this point. And I am just figuring it out last year, two years ago. So, you know,
it takes time and be patient with while you do it. And that's why when I do advisory stuff for
people that want to start getting into investing, I teach them to take a large long term portfolio,
investing, I teach them to take a large long-term portfolio. For example, I've had people that
have taken their 401k and asked me, hey, I don't like what I'm earning. What could I do? I want to
get into crypto. And I sit down with them and explain, you're going to put this in with a
three to four-year plan. You're not going to touch this, but you're going to watch it. It's going to
go up and it's going to look crazy. And it's going to go up and it's going to look crazy and it's going to go down and it's going to look crazy
but when it goes down we are going that is when you're going to make your biggest moves that is
so that you can see how the cycle works and because you're not late uh we're early in this
i can give people that time to set something up that they're going to watch and see kind of how
it moves and also i teach them in that moment to remove your up that they're going to watch and see kind of how it moves. And also,
I teach them in that moment to remove your emotions. I always make sure that whatever
we have in it isn't something they care about. I make them say it to me 100 times. You don't
care about this, right? Like this, this is an amount of money that like the $50, the $100,
the $10, whatever it is, you're okay leaving this for three to five years fully, you're going to
send it. Yeah, cool. And you know, these people have really for three to five years fully you're gonna send it yeah cool and you
know these people have really been sticking to it and they're seeing uh they've seen the cycle and
i have a couple friends that have seen a whole cycle um you know in this cycle they're ready
they've been rocking they've been buying dips and they've been accumulating they still don't have a
short term or a swing bag but they have five fifteen thousand dollars between
some of these people in their account that they have just been stacking since the end of 20 or
since that's amazing way too yeah and i want more people to do that and i love what you're doing
because trad fi is so important in all of this too for anyone that's listening tonight trad fi we have as a decentralized crypto industry uh our job is
to take as much of that fiat out of the trad fi market and invest it back into our crypto our
bitcoins our ethereum base and we really get like you know you you move the money and liquidity
into the web3 world and so i am seeing a lot of traders, especially Web3 ones,
obviously, kind of adopting that, like, let's make real fiat money, and then let's buy our
cryptos with that. Yeah, dude, it's a good because I think part of it as well is, I want to comment
on something you said earlier that I think is really important. There are people that I've met,
I genuinely think if
you spend three to four months learning technical analysis, you can get a pretty good understanding.
So that's what's so funny is like you said, there are people that are profitable intraday traders
after six months. There are other people, it takes them three years. And I would say the reason for
that is it really does come down to how good are you at the psychological part of it and emotional
management. That is by far the hardest part of trading. Everything else can be, you can learn
technical analysis. Of course, you can get better at it over time. But I do think if you have a
basic model and a basic edge and you have a couple entries, you can make more money than you lose. And that's as simple as it is, right? You may not make quite
as much as the guy that has 10 years experience and has a lot of market experience to pull from,
but you can still win more than you lose. And as your lot size grows, you'll still make good money.
But the hardest...
Oh, I'm sorry.
No, no, go ahead.
I was going to say else uh to remind people of
that too is like the the capital part having the capital uh for those moments like you know give
yourself the patience when it's lower because when it when you do accrue uh more of that capital
then the small you oh that's what i want the percentage of your wins in that you know so when
you're when you have a smaller bag or you know the way that yours is set up with the the other
trading uh and forgive me for not remembering the name you can tell me it's okay prop firm so
through prop firm trading where you're essentially getting to um have some money to put into it uh
you know a lot of traders that that have capital um so like and this is i guess once
you start to accumulate some wins your win percentage can almost go down i know that
sounds crazy at first but your win there are traders that have a hundred thousand you know
six figure seven figure portfolios where they only have a 40 hit hit rate, but that 40% outweighs the other 60% of losses.
So, you know, learning that emotion. Risk reward ratio. Yeah, dude. And so that's a big thing to
remember too, is you don't have to be winning 80, 90%. You can win 40 and still be making enough
money to live. No, that's very interesting. This has been, I've really enjoyed being able to dive
into this every single time we get on, bro. It's incredible talking about this because I think not a lot of
people are super deep into the trading side of it. And it's so fun to be able to discuss and kind of
kind of dive into it. We have to do another space together. We should plan a space,
a trading specific space here coming up. That'd be awesome.
Hey, I don't know if you're free on Wednesdays, but what time?
Five. I think it's at five. Yeah. 5 p.m. Okay. Sorry. PST. So, but we do a technical analysis
space and we do have different traders, investors every week, and it's usually about a two to three
hour space. And that's all we do. do about 40 minutes of uh breaking down the entire market
since last week where we are what's going on what's projected uh what cpi ppi data anything
that's coming in a job you know jobless claims all of it so we do let's do it love to have you
there for one of the and doms matches you the whole doms fam i'd love to have you guys all pull
up because obviously honestly collab spaces are amazing too.
It's the salon that they're there on Wednesday.
So it'd be like-
Dude, we'll plan something.
We'll plan something for sure.
But I wanted to give a quick update too.
I know we've been diving into training, but this has been a pretty big two weeks for us with Dom's.
In the last couple of weeks, we've had around a little over 200 mints.
Span between a lot of different people. We had our plushie competition last week.
I want to give a huge shout out to the guy who won it from last week. Let me pull up his username.
It's so funny because he wasn't even in the space we were having and he didn't even see the post. He was just minting anyway and he had minted 35 of them,
which is insane.
But he won the plushie.
We're getting that sent out to him.
And this is a little bit of alpha.
We haven't announced this yet,
but come tomorrow,
we're going to be having a similar type competition.
So it's going to be whoever mints the most
over the next week,
but it's going to be a shirt. One of our high quality shirts printed in LA. We have one ready
to be printed at any size. The reason we haven't done like full scale drops, like we've talked
about is we've been very, very focused on minting out and very focused on growing like our web three
fan base. And we have a couple
things that are going on in the background being able to expand and some partnerships that may be
coming up that will take us to the next level um and then once we have everything established on
the web three side and we have our community built out um we're going to be doing consistent
every single month we're going to have premium street wear drops they're going to be doing consistent every single month. We're going to have premium street wear drops. They're going to be very exclusive.
Once a drop is out and it's gone, there's not going to be, the only way to get it will
be secondary off of, you know, anybody that's reselling it.
So we're super excited.
We have a lot of plans when it comes to that, but we've been making really good strides
on the mints.
I threw one on the board there.
That was pretty sick.
That was this week.
I'll throw a couple up
There was some really really cool ones. I don't know if you saw
Crypto Center the one of one that was pulled like the robot one that was insane. I
Thought that was pretty sick
but no, it's been
It's been a really really good last two weeks for us. It's been it's been a busy one
And i'll tell you guys I can't really go into
detail of everything that we're working on, everything that's going on in the background,
but we're working very, very hard. And we're really setting ourselves to be able to
take off and accomplish everything that we've been talking about with you guys
in these next handful of months. So we appreciate everybody's patience and everybody that shows up
and supports us every single week.
You know, we're trying to build a long-term brand, something that's not, you know, temporary where we're trying to, oh, let's extract money out of the market and mint out.
And then we'll call it quits there and take our money.
That's not at all the plan.
The plan for us is to try to build a blue chip crypto Web3 project that everybody knows.
us is to try to build a blue chip crypto web three project that everybody knows just like when you
think of pudgy penguins or doodle or zuki those are those are projects that are known all over
crypto and that's the plan for us as well as to build a brand that's rooted in web three
that also spans into web two so we're super excited and we have some really big things
cooking on the back end and hopefully we can soon announce those things to you guys.
And all you guys who have been supporting us up to this point are going to be rewarded hugely.
So we appreciate you.
And that competition that's coming up here this upcoming week, we're super excited for.
Someone will be able to get their hands on one of our shirts early.
And we're going to post there's going to be some graphics of what it looks like.
And it's super high quality.
I have one for myself that I ordered.
We did a brief drop a handful of months ago, but it was when we had first come back from our hiatus when we were structuring the back end of the business and getting the LLC details worked out.
But now that that's all done, we did the drop like right off
rip. And that's what kind of made us realize everything was really slow. Like it was when we
had really just done our first space back after a few months of just being quiet. So that didn't
really get a lot of traction. But now that we've gotten a good bit since then, and we're going to
have a lot more to come, we think it's a really good time to be able to do a
giveaway for for something of that nature and we'll wait and hold off on the full scale drop but
we're excited for when we'll eventually do that too so yeah it's a little little update on the
dom side it's been a it's been a wild few months a lot of work on the on the back end and we
appreciate you guys that show up for us but
yeah it's been pretty sweet i think this dude uh silky dropped off the panel you there crypto
center bro i got booted yeah i don't know i had crashed i was like looking i was like where did
i just go and you stopped talking oh yeah no i think silky rug too i don't know it might be bugged
damn same time that's
crazy yeah i was i got scared for a second because i was giving them i was saying a little update we
had this has been a really really great month for mints for us we were at i think it was 5,960
and now we're at um 6,116 i believe so 6,126 yep 12 believe. 1,000, what? 6,126.
Yep.
126, damn, yeah, that's right.
Amazing.
So we've had some, the mints have been rolling, man,
and this competition this upcoming week's going to be great too.
A good way for people that want to be able to get their hands on
one of the clothing pieces early
before we start doing our full-scale releases.
It'll be a great opportunity for that.
But, no, it's been really, really great.
So, Silky, you got anything you want to add to that over this last month
on a Dom's update front?
No, you've been killing it, dude.
Got it.
Thanks, bro.
I appreciate that.
Shout-out to Mountain Man, too.
He's been helping us, too he's been he's been
helping us and he's just he's a dog man it's one of the best dudes out there
been helping us grow doms on the back end so we appreciate him also the floor
the floors looking clean too we've had some it seems like the top offer $14
that's crazy we were just sitting at a I believe it was $8 a little bit ago.
So the secondary sales are starting to pick up
a little bit as well before we even mint it out.
So that's pretty awesome.
And then on the mint's front, we're getting pretty close.
So we're making good progress.
And I would say I can't tell everything to you guys right now on the back end.
But all I can say is this is a good time to mint some thoms.
And it will be for these next few months as we have much more coming.
But, yeah, that's it.
We talked about trading for a little bit, talked about thoms.
I don't know, Silky, if you have anything you wanted to add.
I was going to keep this space a little bit talk about doms be i don't know soky if you have anything you wanted to add i was going to keep this space a little bit shorter um we have our also before we end
off though or start concluding we have a space with gilly shout out my boy gilly in the audience
you have a space with him coming up this sunday it's going to be sunday night at 7 p.m est i
believe so all you guys are here.
The post should be releasing tonight, I believe Gilly said.
But make sure to keep your Sunday evening open because that's going to be a really fun one.
So we're excited for that.
We always have fun spaces with Gilly.
But for this one, we just wanted to keep it short, hang out a little bit, talk a little bit of trading, talk a little bit of doms.
I'll throw up the Mint link here on the board if anybody wants to grab something before we end we'll throw it up on the board and talk about it for a little bit
but we'll give it a handful of minutes but other than that just chilling what are your plans for
this weekend silky anything fun no i think i'm gonna take the bike out with some guys and do a little trip that's really about it
oh yeah how's the bike been working out for you i know you were working on it for a little bit
it's an old bike but she's doing just fine i'm actually gearing up to pick up a new one in
december yeah in december when everything flies so i got i got a bike i want to get already it's
my buddy's dad's bike he doesn't use it it's an mt10
it's like a it's like a super sport bike but in like a naked frame so i get more of a comfortable
ride but i still get the mid-range of a r1 it's gonna be nice dude that's awesome bro when you do
what mod were you saying you were gonna add with with the doms wrap oh dude yes i found
monster fairings.com you can do like custom raps and i got a quote on
a dom rap and it was only like like 450 and after like taxed like 500 and it was dude it was a sweet
fucking deal dude i want to keep the r6 so it's either i'll do it on the r6 or on the mt10 i'm
not sure yet one of the two dude that is gonna be so tough when you do you gotta take a picture and post it oh dude i'm gonna be putting that shit everywhere bro yo you know what else we have to
do is uh we're gonna be having this is a little bit of alpha for you guys as well we haven't
talked about this or posted anything yet you may see it on the twitter here soon um but we have a
motorcycle club collection drop for clothes um that we have some stuff cooked up for.
So we'll be posting some sneak peeks of that coming up.
But there are so many different – man, I wish you guys could see all of it.
But in terms of design and mock-ups –
I think we did release some of the designs in the video, didn't we?
In the video? I don't think so.
There's a handful of pictures that are new that I had sent over to me recently.
So we'll be getting them out here soon.
So keep your eyes open for that.
But yeah, no.
All the clothes, though, are going to be held off until we're minted out.
So minted out.
We have a few other things cooking in the back end that are going to be really, really big over these next handful of months.
So once that all comes through, we're going to start our web 2 side of things and we're super super excited for that but nah the the motorcycle stuff is sick
i really want to get a bike but um i don't know about you silky i don't know if your parents
freaked out when you bought yours but i didn't even tell my bro i didn't even tell him i just
bought it dude my mom told me if i got
a bike she would kill me before the bike did my mom my mom said the same thing and now she actually
kind of liked it yes my mom said the same thing i just showed up on the bike one day
what happened well i actually rebuilt mine so like i was rebuilding it for like dude before i got it
running it was like a good two and a half months and I remember I was geeked bro I didn't even really think about it I'm gonna go to my I'm gonna say
I'm gonna go to my parents house and I went there and my stepdad's like uh did you tell your mom
about this I'm like you know what no I didn't I didn't and she literally pulled up home from work
bro and she was so fucking mad dude been like she hadn't talked to me for like two weeks but then
two weeks yeah and then she bought me one of them uh she was at the i don't know why she was
so my mom rides four-wheelers too but she was at like brenny's at the superstore and she found one
of those rider bells and she gave me one of those rider bells ever since then she's been cool about
it i don't know i think she also knows i'm pretty i'm pretty smart in traffic bro you know i mean once i get on the
highway i guess it's a little different but i'm overall i'm pretty machine i'm pretty smart with
my machines i grew up riding always i've always rode something bigger and like faster than what
i was probably supposed to get and that's what conditioned me to get the bike i got now so it's
it's nice that's sweet no i want to get a I want to get a sports bike
that's the thing
get a Ninja 650
Corbin's a big fan of bikes too
Corbin I don't know if you joined on your phone
yeah I'm on
can you hear me now
what bike were we talking about
that we were looking at
was it Yamaha
what was that
what was the R6 bro if you've
never rode in a four-wheeler or dirt bike in your life and you get an r6 you're gonna die
yeah no i won't i won't do it off you need to either get a ninja 400 or uh or a kawasaki 650
and it sounds crazy but the 650s really aren't even fast they go like 125 the most they're just
torquey but it's like nice because if you buy an R3 or like something too small,
you're going to get so bored of it, bro.
Yeah, you can ride a 400 or a 650 for a while.
So if I got a Yamaha R6, I'm dead is what you're saying.
If you don't know what you're doing, yeah, there's a power band on it.
Once you get over 8,000 RPM, that thing is a whole other machine.
Yeah, lower RPM is not that bad.
I've heard people start out on r6s because the
lower r lower rpm is not that that bad with the power band but yeah once you get above like 8 000
10 000 it's like a straight track bike yeah you're flying bro i live out in vegas and we have a lot
of bikes and it'll be two three in the morning sometimes and we don't live near
a highway mind you and we will i'll i can tell when there's an r6 or a double r on the highway
just pegged at the red line because you just fucking lie it's great it'll wake me up out of
a dead sleep and i'm like man that's insane
i was like too kind of like because we were going we were right in the back in the back
roads and like like these back roads dude some of these roads don't have like houses for miles
but there's one specific house that we pass that we have to pass to get to this one road we do our
flybys on and she dude she fucking did
it like there have been times like last year especially when i was out a lot we would we
wouldn't leave our houses or the house till 12 in the morning because we like riding in the middle
of the night because there's nobody out but this lady would get so fucking mad at us brother there
was one time she was waiting for us outside her house because she knew she was gonna come by
she's throwing marbles at y'all while you're
trying to try calling the cause but the thing what problem would be is we're so far out there
by the time a sheriff got there we're already gone bro so they're like it was pointless they
tried multiple times anytime they showed up we're gone if someone called me out in the in the middle
of nowhere like that and they said these motorcycles
are racing by i'd be like ma'am unless i had a teleporter there is no chance of me exactly bro
no they have trouble catching them when they're there and driving past them there's no way in
hell they're getting there after a call like i said i live in vegas i and i ride so i've had
friends that you know i don't agree with this person.
They're runners.
But that is their game.
They only like to get on the highway and outrun.
And I have a homie that he's like, the only thing that I get off and that I'll stop the bike for is if they pull out the heli.
He's like, but they usually don't.
Yeah, dude, bro.
There's a thing because bikes have such like a popular thing in my area
They actually have a drone flying around the quad city
So it's a quad city is is two parts of Illinois that meet up with Iowa become the quad cities
Well, do they like the task force of Moline and then Davenport working together?
They got like a fucking plane in the air, but here's the kicker, bro. There's an airport
So if you go south, there's an airport south and there's another airport west so they can only chase you so far people don't know this they stop they don't know this if you
keep going south bro and you hit this airport they're only allowed to get so close to that
airport in the air to see you because there's other planes being operated within the area
so you have a very small window from this dude has ball within the area so you have a very small window
from this dude has ball knowledge yeah bro so you have a very small window from when you hit that
airport to when you get outside of that town so you got to be real fucking smart what turn you
take yep no flies baby no no you're uh if you're on a bike and you you're playing those games
know your no fly zones and your uh borders because if if you can get to any of that, you Gucci.
Also, I love this talk.
And I wish I could stay a little bit longer.
But I do have a dead space that we have going.
So I'm going to hop out.
It's all good, bro.
Thanks for hanging out with us.
Thanks for having me and letting me talk about the crypto and stock market and just all of that.
I look forward to having you guys on a quack space on Wednesday to talk
about all this.
Yeah,
dude.
Yeah.
If you want to do a collab space with the dads again soon,
we haven't done that.
We'd love to.
Yeah.
Let me,
I'll hit both of you guys up on the back channel right now.
When I get in that space,
we missed Dom's.
So let's do something.
Solana,
dads and Dom's coming back again.
Let's do it,
bro.
Let's do it. You guys have an amazing night. Thank you. Dom's fam. so let's do something. Solana Deads and Doms coming back again. Let's do it, bro. You guys have an amazing night.
Thank you, Doms fam, everyone that's been listening.
I hope you guys all have an amazing rest of the week,
and I'll see you guys on the timeline.
All right, bro.
See you later.
Hey, man.
No, this has been a fun one.
We got together.
See, with these so nice faces, they're always kind of random, guys.
We just get up here. We hang out. We talk Doms for a with these Thursday night spaces, they're always kind of random, guys. We always – we just get up here.
We hang out.
We talk doms for a little bit, little updates, but also at the same time,
just it's nice to talk about random stuff.
If anybody ever wants to come up on these Thursday night spaces too,
feel free to request.
All of you guys are welcome to come up and talk.
These are just kind of mint and chills.
There's nothing formal about them.
They're just hangouts.
And obviously, if we have news
and we'll drop it on this space
so there's alpha here,
but it's also just a good way
to be able to bring people
in the community together.
We can talk and discuss
and just hang out.
So we appreciate all you guys
that rolled up tonight.
Silky, I had a closing song in mind.
Do you listen to Spanish music, Silky?
Like Bad Buddy?
Not really, no.
My grammar is.
You can put it, but my speaker's disconnected right now,
so you're gonna have to go.
Okay, all right, I got you.
You have to let me know what you think of this song, okay?
Sure.
All right, everybody, we'll rock this.
Let me know if it's coming through good. ah
is Hola, ha llegado el tiempo para usar la razón
Antes de que sea tarde y sin querer me parten, no
Antes de que sea el sol, de lo acelerado
Me vaya sin freno y pierda el control
Nada más ser el motor, tuya caricia el neno
En medio del tiempo sin decir adiós y solo is
is Hace tiempo que no agarro a nadie de la mano.
Hace tiempo que no envío a buenos días, te amo.
Pero tú me tienes enredado, me envolví. Iba por mi camino y me perdí.
Mi mirada cambió cuando tú sos bien.
No hay vaya a lo oscuro, ni me despedí.
Yo no te busqué, no. Oh
Oh I
Got to Is y y y
y y I foreign When I give you your eyes and the sun is supposed to be And the sun is supposed to be
When I'm above you, I forget everything
Don't forget me here, only you and I
Before you get the sun, the accelerator
Without a frenzy and losing control
We'll be both, we'll be acariciating Oh Yes, sir.
Thank you guys so much for pulling up.
Soki, I don't know your thoughts on that.
It was good.
I love that song.
I love that song, bro.
Such a good vibe. I love Spanish song, bro. Such a good vibe.
I love Spanish music, bro.
It just brings good feels.
You know?
I just imagine sitting out on the beach, having a beer, having some good food.
It's just, it's always good vibes, bro.
But thank you guys for rolling up.
We appreciate your guys' support, hanging out, just a chill space tonight. And
we'll see you guys on Sunday with the goat himself, Gilly. So have a good night, guys,
and I hope you all have a great rest of your week. Peace out.
