Can you hear me? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, can you hear me? I can, yeah, yeah, can you? Yeah, I can hear you as well. Nice. Yeah, we're testing out the new lounge music. That's some reason to edit that now in the spaces. Oh, yeah? Yeah, that's like, was it was a private just for you?
I don't think so. Like it feels backwards. Like the description is pretty funny. It says "Fill awkward silence with the sound of spaces background music." I think it works. Right, hang on.
That's it. Got it. Got it. Very interesting. Alright, I suggest that we wait one, two more minutes.
people to fill it up. But you should also people were probably expecting to have the spaces on the main account. Yeah, I shared in the details so we should get a few guys up there. Alright, awesome. Perfect. Alright, bye bye.
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Okay, thank you everyone for joining in right now ready. I think we're getting probably starting a couple of seconds. The episode is recorded anyway. What we probably will do is that we're probably going to be ripping the episodes and actually uploading them on YouTube. So they just don't stay
online for the seven days that Twitter enables the upload to be available for. So Twitter to reach any space that's older than some days? Yeah. Okay, got it. Yeah, I did not know that. See you again.
Actually, I did not know that for a couple of weeks ago. But then, when I see Elon most drinkers sell furniture to save some costs, I kind of figured out that probably also drinks to save server costs as well. Yeah, there's a lot going on at Twitter.
It's pretty interesting to see that witness, but to see that happen. What I suggest we do is that we kick things off. Thank you, you Dylan and all of you for tuning in.
going to give a tiny bit of an introduction on the concept. So we wanted to have a weekly episode, a weekly podcast in which we have a cool fireside chat with people like Dylan and other people from the ecosystem to go through a couple of things that have been happening in the ecosystem, also give a platform
for the long term to introduce himself, what he does with DKS and so on. And then yeah, from there just have a discussion. If anyone from the audience has any question during the spaces, please raise your hand. The idea of these spaces as well is not to stretch something through a narrow so we usually going to try to keep them short.
But I'm very concise and intense so we're aiming for around half an hour and And yeah feedbacks welcome if you guys like that format drop in the discord let us know where you think and Yeah, I would say let's let's keep things off Yeah, first and foremost thanks Dylan for for joining in for those who don't know you
in the audience, would you mind just giving a brief introduction and yeah who are you basically? Yeah sure thing so yeah some name is Dylan I have a background in finance before getting involved in crypto I was a financial advisor at Bank of America Merrill Lynch and I dove headfirst in a crypto about
2018 and late last year I got an NFTs basically full-time I started trading I started networking I built up a project called Frentz of Teakees and then earlier this year I launched a project called Decking Society. Nice awesome I mean it's a
When you think about it that way, right? I mean, when you say, yeah, end of last year I joined and then you mentioned so many things that happened. I think it's quite crazy to see how much has happened in the last 365 days, right? I mean, for us, for example, I mean for me personally, I remember the end of the year.
of 2021, obviously because it was the pick-out of Solana, but also because some of the things were happening in the ecosystem, it felt like it was at the end of 2021, we kind of knew what 2022 was going to look like and now that we are at the end of 2022, there was no way we could have predicted.
I think 10% of what happened this year. Yeah, I don't know if you feel the same way and for you if you have a bit of a, you know, retrospective on how 2022 went. Did you expect any of that was at the end of 2021? Did you already have, you know, the objective to create something like DKS and have, you know, the
So the traction you guys have? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So I guess I'll get a little into why I started DKS. The main reason was I did kind of see a lot of this happening with all the saturation and all the hype and the boom and bust nature of what
three and I know keys in general and what I noticed was there you know there was a project launching every other day another 10k supply project and I noticed that it was the same people in the same projects the same project founders and the same people trying to get involved in Mint and Cell and I looked at my I looked at my discord
I was in I don't know 100 different discord was 80% of the same people and I said to myself like what is what is the point of having all these commerce the same conversations with the same people in a hundred different group chats so the purpose of building that king's society was to create a very tight knit community
people different backgrounds, different skill sets, and to build new relationships that offer productive paths forward in the space. Instead of, hey, look, I'm going to make this project today. I'm going to pretend like I love everyone, there's discord and pump it up and sell and move on to the next. That's not really my goal.
the space after a while I just kind of got tired of it and felt like it wasn't worked by time. So now I'm putting my efforts solely into networking and relationship building through directing society. Yeah, I think that makes another sense, right? Because to your point for example, what I think is one of the impending risks that we have in these group chat
that is indeed it's it's most of the time is the same people so that implies that there's a high chance that you're in an eco-chamber right so if you have an idea if you have something that might go against what everyone thinks either it will be everyone will be oh yes that's awesome and it's not that awesome or everyone will be against it and actually it could be everyone
innovative idea is just that you bounce it off with pretty much the same people and then it kind of does not push the ecosystem forward. It's really something that is key to have such groups, such as yours for example, where you can have open discussions because I remember I had an AMA session in your Discord and the
questions came from so many different perspectives and from people would consider a lot of different things out of the same piece of information, which I think is very important when you look at ecosystem where it is today and where some people like you, like us, like a lot of people that we know as
well, have the ambition to drive up the adoption, drive up the ecosystem to a certain point. So yeah, I think it's, I'm really curious to see the implications of all these movements, because you know, you started this year, even though in crypto terms, it's been some time.
in itself it's been less than a year I'm very curious and excited to see the implications that it will have next year has DKS or do you have any any plans for 2023 to keep on pushing and you know executing what you guys have in your minds yeah yeah we have a lot
We have a lot of plans. I'll say this. Right now, I think the most important thing for NFTs is just surrounding yourself with the right people, building relationships, and just staying engaged. Now with crypto, it's interesting. You always have to be
involved in the know. But it doesn't necessarily mean you always have to be super active in pushing things. So, well, you'll see a lot of times in crypto, you'll see very short-moved trends that they boom and they boss very quickly. And the reason why that happens is because everyone's, oh, not everyone, but a lot of people are working beyond the scenes.
They have something ready to push or just kind of waiting for that right moment and you don't know in that moment is so my my my feast is going forward is like look like I'm going to stay involved. I'm going to meet the right people, connect the right people and keep working on things and one of the times right we'll push it out again no one can predict when that time is so you just have to stay engaged.
Despite how bad things look right now, I think it's really important. Yeah, I think it's something that is key, especially in the ecosystem in which we are with Solana NFTs. I've been thinking a bit about it and you know, we had a few chats actually a couple of days ago that were very interesting asking or opinion in the
on the state of Solana. So full transparency, we are currently busy with raising a strategic route and we were talking to investors that had a very biased opinion about Solana in itself, in the ecosystem, especially if it would happen to FDA extent. The question was, okay, why are you guys still on Solana?
and the answer that we had is, I think the ecosystem is twofold on Solana. You have the obvious token ecosystem that impacts everyone's bags. If it goes down, it definitely has an impact on the bags as well in terms of USD valuation.
Next to it, I feel there is, I'm not going to call it the decarpling just yet, but the slanner and if the ecosystem seems to be extremely resilient. And I think one of the reason why is what you just mentioned is, who's in the ecosystem and what are people trying to do from the ecosystem?
I mean, obviously it's not yet the majority of people trying to change the way things are perceived, but it's I think starting to get there. And I saw that you treated earlier some things like in the same kind of a spade and you said, yeah, it seems like we're finally at a point where NFT flow prices resist tanking when sold dumps. And I think that really joins the point that, you know,
I'm trying to make is it seems to, at some point now, the Solana NFT ecosystem might be a little more robust in terms of what's happening in the crypto world, in terms of news and so on. What do you think about that? Yeah, I think Sol is what, like, 16th and market cap right now. I think
is pretty comical because we live in an attention economy and Seoul is at the top of that list pretty much anytime you talk about crypto. I think one thing that Seoul has the other chains don't have is the passion and the active community. I mean it can't be overstated how valuable that
And yeah, the narrative right now around Soul sucks. The X-Flapse really hurt. Yeah, I think it's probably rough for a little while, but like I said, the people are here. They're working, they're talking. And in time, I do think that's going to show its value. I think Soul be, I think it's either 16th or 18th of March, but right now, I think that's
I don't think the price of the coin right now reflects how awesome ecosystem is and with the potential of the future value. You mentioned NFTs resisting floor price dumps. I think the reason for that is people in a bear market, people want to gamble.
I don't think it's going to go away. I don't know how that'll hold up, but I do think it's going to be a good deal.
do you think that regardless of the market situation people always gamble and entities for that board? Yeah, indeed. I mean, you know, to draw maybe the point of Kobe from a couple of months ago at the same time, if you don't like what you've been trading, at least you can look at them, you know, as opposed to actually trading coins. So I guess that's already
something. No, it's very curious. I feel like that kind of setup in which we are right now, because in terms of also understanding from what's happening in the ecosystem, I've seen a lot of people share a lot of stats, metrics that do reflect some
I would say half truth because it's not re-eiker it were the sharing but they based their all thesis on that. For example, a lot of people have been sharing a chart that says the Solana developers are fleeing the ecosystem and going to other chains because the amount of comets don't the main Solana contract has been decreasing but history
hosted on Solana and it's only going up. Which I think is also that that kind of reflex as well I guess the lack of maturity from a from actually a lot of players in the ecosystem that we do put on a pedestal thinking yeah no these guys are you know reputable they know what they're talking about and it
they share something that makes no sense and then it does influence people and people's perception about what's happening in the ecosystem of Salana and that is not accurate and I think we are if I have to bet on something that's going to happen in 2023 is I think people are going to get smarter at least I hope so in terms of what's being shared
Indica system as source of truth and tangible data metric. I don't know if you've noticed these type of things happening in ecosystem or if it's something that you also think for 233 we're going to see an improvement. Everyone is hoping for an improvement for sure, but
Yeah, yeah, so unfortunately with anything social media related it's it's all about engagements all that clicks and naturally drama and negative news tends to farm those clicks so you're gonna see people spreading a bunch of false narratives that I don't think that's ever gonna go
go away. The better headline you can produce, it causes more buzz is what people are going to go for. Unfortunately, I guess that's probably not going to go away. It is upsetting to see people spreading misinformation like that, but I
do you think that eventually the people's true colors do share right there's a lot of people in the bull market that were spewing a bunch of you know false information and trying to use their their influence to take advantage of their followers and those guys fell out of relevancy and I do
I think that over the next several months in the bear market, the people that are here and still engaging are interacting are probably going to emerge as leaders next level, whatever the bulls like. These guys are going to be a people you will go and hopefully those people
I'm also hopeful for that and I do hope that if we have such personas at the head, I would say leading a couple of aspects in the communities, it's also going to be a lot easier to be able to onboard more people.
point the ecosystem because the people that have a voice are actually reliable and I think that's you know that is really key, not that people lend you know in the feed of influencers that have been pimping their metrics and actually are just trying to dump on the followers. I see Danny has joined us as well. How are you Danny? How are you doing?
Yeah, sorry, I didn't mean to request to speak. I was eating my lunch. Yeah, it's good. It's good to hear you guys. It's really interesting. I'll pitch in a little bit when I'm done. Okay.
Thank you. So yeah, so indeed, I think in terms of, you know, what's happening in terms of people finding the right information is definitely something that we are also trying to, you know, bring kind of something new to because in terms of education, in terms
explaining how certain things work. It's difficult for when you have a project that does something very specific to do more than just educate about the line of work in which the project is. What is something that we're trying to do is
This for Q1 2023 is definitely that will be producing a lot more of you know, educational content on top of for example this for me this podcast is also very educated right because we we talk about things from the that are happening that are actual and when we try to have very objective you know take on this and you know sometimes some subjectivity and
opinions are also welcome, that's also the scope, right? But yeah, definitely for us, education is going to be something that we'll be focusing on heavy in 2023. We were thinking about it in 2022, but things happen at such a pace that we had never anticipated going through so many milestones or going through so many different types of
things ups and downs, I mean you name them, I think we all went through them at a certain point in time. But yeah, definitely I think the end goal for us for 23 and 3 is going to be focusing on that. I was wondering for 22 and what happened this year, if you could pick one key event
or one element that you would do differently, what would that be? So as a general statement, I think what I would have done differently and what I think would have benefited others differently is to not grow so fast, what would happen with the
So, the next day, things start to look a little bit more bleak and all of a sudden, the world turned on its
And the reason for that is we tend to fill in the holes whether it be optimistic or pessimistic. We tend to assume the worst or the best. And with all these narratives on Twitter, things as a project founder, things get out of your control
very quickly. And when you're trying to just sell, sell, sell, get as many people in your community involved as possible, you're not going to build trust with your community. And as a result, it happens that things boom and bust and it's done a very healthy trajectory in the long run.
I'm just going to have slow, controlled growth. I used to show on Twitter, I used to like, you know, promote what I buy or, you know, like everyone else did. But I quickly realized, I don't want to be a part of that. Number one, I don't like doing it because you basically put yourself in a situation when you make a tweet and you post something really
like you either sell on the pump and make money or you force to hold and things will naturally just kind of fizzle out and then you'll lose money. So what I've been preaching is hey look like you know meet the right people, say the right things and just be be genuine about what you're promoting what you're building and don't try to go out there and force
It happens too much in the bull market and it calls a lot of bad actors to farm a lot of money from, you know, unsuspecting newcomers in the space. You'll never grow like that if you try to prey on new people entering the space. So when people ask, "Hey, what project do you want to join?" or "We want to check out Invest in."
it's some more infinitely, whether it's through a small group chat or even one-on-one. Before it used to be, let's browse through Twitter and see what the guy with the most followers is tweeting out. And that, I mean, you'll never grow your eucrophysic mic that because every single new newcomer is just going to get, you know, used for extra liquidity. So I'm happy that we're kind of shifting away from#
obviously the bear market's not great but we don't see as many influencer pump tweets which I think is a lot more sustainable for the ecosystem and I mean when a bull market comes back of course people are gonna get loud and long on Twitter but I hope that we at least learned from our mistakes to some extent yeah I think so I think
I think people definitely got hurt. People that had no prior experience in the ecosystem, they definitely got super hurt. They got in here, they followed, I don't know, whoever posted something and then they turn into someone's exit liquidity and these guys are, I think, not coming back nine times out of ten. So these guys will lost them from the ecosystem.
At the same time, we're indeed a bear market slowing down. These more, I would say, is called intellectual groups where people do actual research, think about certain things, but not necessarily advertise publicly. Hey, look, this project, yeah, just send it, right? And then people then start pumping and then people dump into that.
I think it also pushes people in the ecosystem that are brand new. Instead of following people and just looking at the tweets they're posting to try to grab the next gem or the next time stand, they it forces people to be more genuine in their interactions, to try to be friend people, to really try to really be a part
of that community. And I think, as you've mentioned, when you build up a network that way, it's a lot more sustainable than if you just join in the next hype drain. Yeah, Danny, as you have your hand raised. Do you guys think that this slow down or bear market, as you want to call it, was actually
necessary to watch out a lot of that you know you're for you that we had during the bull markets and to realize that you know at the end of the day like we weren't really building in the bull market because it didn't pay off to bills right it paid off to do P.F.E. collections real quick and make a lot of money and then you know kind of you know promoting
that do you think this bear market is helping to actually create the infrastructure that we will have for the next bull market? Yeah, I'll go first. I don't think you can go if you like it, but I do think it's the case. Yeah, I think as in every cycle, when it's too
heavily driven by speculation, you definitely have to slow it down because there is nothing necessarily built beneath that. As you've mentioned, people made PFP collections quickly to get a quick buck, it worked, and what was the next thing was to make another PFP collection with the same things and maybe the added value was to change the art. So people kind of ran
out of tangible, usable things, they were just trying to fuel into a narrative of the next new thing and the next big thing, right? And I think as we've seen now, a lot of these projects have actually completely devaluated and are probably dead now. And people made their money, people quit the ecosystem, maybe these guys who manage to make so many
money are not ever coming back to the ecosystem and the people who got wrecked, same thing, right? So I think now it is definitely the case. At least for us, I can talk from my own perspective right for Fract. It's the perfect moment to set out a foundation even further, right? This is something that we've been busy way for over a year and a half now. It's the perfect moment
to sell out the foundation because when the traction will start again, if it's in two months, if it's in two years, if it's in four years, we have to have the infrastructure to be ready because if the inflow of people is, let's say, two to five times as big as it was in the last couple of months, we have to absolutely make
sure that we can sustain that and we can absorb that because it's at that moment that we have to make sure we can scale up and we can keep on getting people into the ecosystem involved and so on. Right, so I think these moments have always happened. I think if you take market cycles in other industries as well, right? It's you always have these slower moments where
Actually, innovation kind of happens and there's a lot less speculation and then when it picks up on the hype again speculation kind of you know goes up again and the products and the projects that really try to make something tangible out of it well, you know, they definitely You know priming themselves to be to be successful in the next run
Yeah, I'll make a quick point off what you said Danny about it didn't pay to build and I totally agree with you I think the main issue with the bull market is the money went into the hands of the wrong people now I have no problem people making a lot of money, but you know if someone's making a lot of money you
And they were turning around making a new discord and launching another project, catching up that money and doing it again. A lot of projects raised a ton of money. They didn't do anything with it. I think with the bear market, you know, the right
people are getting the money, I'll be at there's less of it. But they hopefully will in turn make better use of funds and build valuable products. Whereas in the bull market, people, like I mentioned, the best way to make money was to literally not build anything. That came crumbling down hard and fast.
Yes, a lot of good will come out of this. I think what's going to happen in the next two to four months is you're going to see some big players and web 2 come in and everything is value cheap right now. You're going to see a lot of companies come in and try to be the heroes of Slot or Web 3 and they're going to they're going to regulate
They're going to put measures in place and it'll look really good from outside this perspective. It's a reputable Web2 company that creates all these new rules and tries to take crypto. So I do think that in the end this will all be for the best. Yeah, I think so too. I mean, on top of that, you know, it was sort of
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Oh, no, don't get me started. I can talk forever so you don't want me to go go on but no, I think it's interesting I talk to Dylan quite a lot and like a lot of the time, you know I Just think what's gonna happen is that we're gonna see people build foundational things and by that I mean, you know treasury controls
tools, people build management tools, actual tools that are lending protocols that skim through a lot of the things that are going on today and make them visible to people. So, you know, watch trading and wrongdoing and, you know, these funny games that are being played today are going to be
much more visible and therefore are not going to get played anymore. And that comes with the maturity of a market. I mean, I've been in real estate for a long time. And we see that in real estate as well. And as you say, it's cyclical. It comes in every single business. So I think what's going to happen is with more infrastructure, you're going to have
more accountability and with more accountability, we're going to have people more educated about the way they have to act and as such people are going to dive into the right projects or at least more informed projects than before. And that's a good thing. Yeah, I think it's indeed a good thing. I think on
our end or you know from people from the ecosystem, I think there's plenty of things that we can do a lot better to make sure that for one we capture these guys doing even some research. I think we were talking about the last three Dylan when you know I said the thing about the SEO. If you go on Google now and you type and you
try to find Solana and then I don't know, landing protocol, whatever, and you type these keywords in Google. And I'm throwing the stone at every single one in the ecosystem. None of us is doing a great job. If you type that, there's no way you can find any information about anything that is tangible or that you're looking for. And it's crazy.
If you want to unball people, you want to make sure that the first engine that people use to do research, that you actually come up in the top five at the pre-write, and none of us is doing that right now. So it's very... It shows as well a bit that we are a bit in our own world, our own equal little bubble with everyone that we know.
don't think about these things right away. But I think once we also level up on that end, it's going to be definitely a much stronger ecosystem. There's a reason for that. I think what we need to get better as a community is it shouldn't be so black and white
I think that there's plenty of solutions out there that can be kind of like a hybrid mix. Let me look what we're doing right now with the FD community. Again, really is a hybrid. Like we're using Discord. We're essentially just using access passes to Discord to build communities. Yeah, there's some web free involvement in there, but it's also a lot of work.
to. People often forget like, you can have the best of both worlds. You don't need to be one way or the other. And what happens is, you know, no one's going to get involved through Rhinoc T's or crypto in general by Google and stuff. You're going to get scanned and information's up to you get.
live in a bubble right now where you basically like I was talking to another like a successful gaming company a few months back and she asked me like okay so what do I need to do to get involved in a tease and I said okay well first you need to make a Twitter account you also need to make a discord then you need to find the project you want to buy on full magic Eden they need to make a wall and then join Magica and then
to join the disk, it's just too much friction. Until we solve that and create a better onboarding process, as to years I'm going to matter, people searching on Google, hey, what coin should I buy? It's probably not going to do that much good unless they're talking directly with someone in the ecosystem who can
I'm kind of sure that we're around.
Do you think that that is the case because during the bull market there was so much money and projects basically didn't need to go and get outside, let's say eyes on them? Yeah, I think it's too fold right. I think it did there was no need to get there because people were maybe not interested in making the ecosystem
grow but people were just interested in making money, which is, you know, fair enough at that moment, it's how people would see certain things. And I think now that we are kind of trying to attract maybe a different crowd, or at least to be more accessible to a public eye, maybe now we are trying to flip the narrative and be like, okay, well, you know,
Maybe we need to be a bit more available. Maybe we need to be a bit more accessible. Because I joined Dylan on the point of if you want to unboard anyone into the ecosystem and show them a bit of ropes, it's so cumbersome. Like they have to install so many apps, they have to know so many things and they have
have to re-pay attention to a lot of things. If you put someone on Discord the first day, there's a high chance if that person joins a hype mint in the first five days they get scammed because they click on the link five minutes before the mint. I mean that was the play a couple of months ago. And there's a lot of risk implied with that so it's not really welcoming for the people. So I think it's
It could be good. It could be nice to have somewhat of a primers, somewhat of accessible information that does not engage to anything. People can have an actual objective read about what's happening in that niche of the ecosystem. Now I'm interested and I will go through the next step of getting into
both and so on. You know, it's interesting speaking of Google searchers in SEO. The other day I searched that thing's a study on Google and nothing really came up and I searched it on chat GPT and they gave me like a full run. That's sick. Yeah.
Yeah, so if you're looking for stuff, I want to try chat GPT might surprise you. Yeah, I've been trying it a lot and actually I think it's a bit scary because I do see the next breed of influencers fuel by chat GPT. Well, I mean see what you can you mean you can you can spit out questions
like development. It is crazy. It's wild. There's a guy that made a test with it and he said, okay, spit 20 tweets, 280 characters maximum about uplifting quotes from famous traders. So basically he could make a motivational
trading Twitter account and use chat GPT for the content and then that guy could definitely make money by just having a refling. People will just use a refling because "Oh, that guy is so inspirational. He's giving me a quote every day." And I can so see it happen in the next six months people are going to engol that so badly.
Oh boy, yeah, I wonder I wonder if they're gonna pay get it I'm not sure what the plans are to to monetize that so imagine if you could just charge like one cent for every Yeah, imagine I'll see you that it's all interesting. Yeah
remember who said that I think at day or two ago someone said yeah please to the tagging the founder saying look it's your time to shine now just create a token and monetize the shit out of it. Oh my god that would that would be for what to do right I was thinking the same look what we are trying to guarantee and charge like
a small nominal amount each time you ask. Yeah and each time a question is asked also you burn a part of supply so you make it absolutely you make a flying cartwheel that values between you know the value of corral just going to happen in five days. It's it. I am yeah. It could happen. Yeah why not you know.
I mean, end of 2032, beginning of 2023, giving you token dynamics ideas for the audience, if they want to have and explore some stuff during the holiday season, I think, yeah, definitely involve GPT. Okay, I see that we are nearing the how far actually, time does fly quite
fast. I was wondering if anyone's got any questions in the audience so nobody's raised their hand and Danny accidentally did it. So if anyone else got a hand raise, please do so and in the meanwhile, yeah I'd like to ask you Dylan what's the main thing that you are the most excited for for 2023?
Oh, tough question. What am I most excited for for 2023?
I mean, it sounds cliche, but I'm just thrilled with the network I built in the past 12 months. I met so many people at a way smarter than I am. And I'm very glad. But before I got into crypto, I hated networking. I never, I guess I was a
working 24/7 and I've just met so many awesome people that I would have never met if I didn't get involved in this space. So I'm just I'm excited to explore those relationships and try to find investment opportunities and build products with all these people and despite how things
I am optimistic for the future that lies ahead. It sounds good. It's a beautiful closing thought. I also think the networking is definitely undervalued in this ecosystem and it's also something I'm very happy to have experienced for the
last few months. So yeah, definitely a lot of value in there. And I think it's one of the things that just does not go away. Once you start building up your network, it's something that stays for as long as you maintain it pretty much. So it's always up to you to maintain that thing. All right, well.
Thank you for joining in this first episode for this season lounge session. And thank you everyone as well that has tuned in. Want to give one piece of information to those who are Vietnamese and the fract holders. Make sure that tomorrow you are on the discord for the
that we have it will be a private tunnel haul just for the holders we've got some stuff to share with everyone so yeah make sure you don't miss that one. Got guys sneaking a quick plug before we talk. Yeah for sure absolutely please do. Yeah so we have a decking being off
We do like usually like max one a month so if anyone's interested in checking us out We're alive on exchange ride at the auction has been about four hours, so give us a look. What's the what's the current price action? 520 soul all right nice
Nice. Nice, nice, nice. Go well. All right. Take good place. Good luck to those who want to participate. Don't hesitate to go ahead with the look. All right, Dylan. All right, Danny. Thank you, everyone, for joining in. And yes, you next week on Thursday for the next episode, then I hope you guys enjoy this one. Have a good one.