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FOMO HOUR: MARKETS RIPPING, OIL, IRAN/USA + MYRIAD FOUNDER CHAT
Recorded: March 13, 2026 Duration: 1:14:30Space Recording
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Good morning, good morning, GM, GM.
Friday.
The title says 72K.
Honestly, it's not 72K.
It's 72K.
Friday.
March.
It's Friday the 13th.
Friday the 13th.
Which I believe is actually lucky.
But we can ask the AI overlords that.
Friday, March 13th, 2026.
Look at that.
Another beautiful day to have a beautiful day.
I got my co-host in the house, Tyler.
Good morning.
How are you doing today?
I'm good.
I was expecting some spooky action for Friday the 13th,
but we got some nice big green candles on the board.
I'm very fired up.
Nice little start to the morning.
Yeah.
I mean, I am loving what's going on.
So I'm just posting a link to the space…
To the broadcast.
Yeah, I'm loving it.
I'm having fun.
I bought some coins for the first time this morning in like a long time.
Oh, really?
Interesting.
I was just trying to be like Mando.
I'm like, oh, this looks like it's going to break out.
I'm going to buy some coins.
I didn't get a crazy entry.
It's like in the 72 and like 21 something on ETH, but it's still up.
It's mid-size, but it's still up.
It's mid-size, so it's not bad.
But we'll see.
That takes us.
With that being said, today on the show,
today on the show is going to be a fun one as well,
especially if you are a Myriad lover.
We're going to talk markets.
We have to.
We're still ripping, soaring, flying.
We're going to talk news.
There's still a few things to go over.
And then we'll be joined by my fellow co-founders,
Loxley, our CEO, and Ilan, our COO, to chat about all the updates that have come
and that are coming to Myriad,
but also broader
chat about prediction markets, etc.
We are going to treat them
like guests. We're going to roast them.
We're going to put them on the grill.
And I think you're going to like it.
I do see the show is live.
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Make sure you show us some love, please.
As you know, it's, you know, because we're just really good to you.
We love you.
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Great bachelor's.
Folks, it is a bright green morning out there for crypto enthusiasts.
Bitcoin up 4.5%, 73, 400.
Oh my, what a move.
We've got ETH up 5% as well.
21.85.
Solana up 6% leading the way at $92 a token.
Stocks are green.
Stocks and indexes are up about half a percent on the day.
Gold is down.
Gold and silver are both red.
Oil basically flat at 93.
So crypto definitely outperforming here on the day.
Going through some of the headlines,
the CFTC is moving forward on formal rules for prediction markets.
A trader lost $50 million in an Aave swap gone wrong.
I'm sure we'll get into that later on in the show.
Vitalik came out and he's now describing Ethereum's primary role as a public bulletin board
for secure technology,
changing the narrative to infrastructure
for privacy and verifability
rather than a financial network.
I thought that was interesting.
JPMorgan Chase sued for negligence
in an alleged $328 million crypto Ponzi scheme.
Bitmine, ARK Invest, and Kraken
are investing in 8co in a $125 million crypto Ponzi scheme. Bitmine, ARK, invest in Kraken are investing in eight co and a $125 million funding
around and a token 2049.
Enthusiasm.
I apologize.
Canceled for 2026.
There will be no token 2049.
It'll be back in 2027.
And ETF news,
Bitcoin ETFs,
54 million in net inflows,
four day inflow streak over there.
ETH,
72 million in inflow. So actually bested the Bitcoin ETFs, $54 million in net inflows, four-day inflow streak over there. ETH, $72 million in inflows.
So actually bested the Bitcoin ETFs on the day.
That comes on the same day that BlackRock launched their new ETH staking ETF, ETHB,
which had $15.5 million in day one volume, which I saw some analysts say was very solid for day one.
And then Stretch, arguably the biggest story of the week the last two weeks,
it moved $7.5 million shares yesterday. It gave Saylor capital to buy 4,100 Bitcoin for some perspective that beat the old record set just two days ago by 2x and is more than all of the
Bitcoin capital he was able to raise last week. So just a blockbuster day. But the window locked
today, so we will see, it is now trading low par. So the
stretch ATM may be turned off here for the foreseeable future. In token airdrop and
protocol news, Tether invested in Arclab's 5.2 million seed round. They're doing stable coins
on Bitcoin. Advantis launched a buyback and burn of its AVNT token using 30% of its daily fees.
World Liberty 5 teased AI agent integration for USD one stable coin.
Crypto raised $45 million in the series B to expand crypto accounting.
Then Moonpay and Exodus shout out to them offering athletes,
stable coin signing bonuses for competing in the X games.
Not sure.
I've seen that too many of those.
So shout out to them in meme coins.
The memes were very green this morning.
Some of the biggest green candles I've seen from meme leaders in a while.
And Trump leading the way.
The Trump coin up 50% after they announced yesterday that there will be another Trump dinner for top holders of the Trump token.
So perhaps that is inspiring some new buyers.
inspiring some new buyers.
And then in Pokemon news, I tweeted about this yesterday.
And then in Pokemon news,
I tweeted about this yesterday.
Steve Aoki and Kim Kardashian
seen shopping for cards,
meaning the top is almost certainly in.
And that is-
Were you adding Pokemon news to the newsletter?
Is that a thing or is that just today for fun?
Pokemon is insanely popular.
Whenever I tweet about Pokemon,
it's guaranteed massive engagement.
So yeah, I'm adding it to the repertoire.
Dude, I have had the Legogo set the pikachu and the
big one like the famous one at my front door i got it delivered last week it has not moved like
it's been at the front then i'm like you open the front door of my house it's right there on your
left it has not moved i don't know what to do with this i ordered it not to be one of those
i'm going to flip it because i'm not gonna to wait 10 years to make like $5,000.
I'm not in it for that.
But I have no kids.
And I realized, I'm like, I ain't building a 7,000 piece Lego set, dude.
I have no fucking patience for this.
So I don't know what to do with it, I have to say.
I have no clue.
You're going to have to find someone with kids, perhaps.
I have to.
Loxley.
Loxley's kids.
Yeah.
I'm just going to be on a rainy day with Uncle Farouk.
You know?
Just come in and...
It's not a rainy day.
It's probably more like a rainy month to build the 7,000 piece.
You started, right?
We haven't started the biggest one, but we did the Home Alone House as our big project
last year.
That's also
7,000 pieces. It took
dedicated one to two hours
a day for two to three weeks.
Yeah.
I'm storing. Never mind.
This is going
into the
storage room.
And they have kids and they're like,
whatever age they are to build this shit,
they can build this shit.
That's it.
But I just...
Even the 2,000 piece one.
I'm not doing 2,000 pieces, bro.
I thought Pikachu was going to be small.
Five, 600 pieces.
Wrong.
So we will see.
Anyways, let's get into something a little more serious.
Although Pokemon is very serious.
And that shit is popping off like crazy and I have none of them.
Anyways, Bitcoin.
Tyler, look at us.
$73,500 knocking on the door of the resistance very shortly.
The last high was $74,000.
It was pretty much broken out of that 73.4 point,
which is an important one.
How do we feel?
Is this going to be a Friday dump?
Or, you know, are we going to 78K per hour mutual female quant?
I had kind of a bad feeling yesterday.
I knew the stretch window
was closing and we'll get into those details a little bit later um and we were just we were
just chopping right at that 70k level and i'm like oh man all the sailor buy pressure is probably
going to slow down and we still couldn't really get back to 74 it means we're probably going to
go lower but we went the other way and i mean the
key level i'm like 73 sevens basically where we top them the hourly like yes it wicked to 74 but
that was a pretty quick wick i mean we're we're right there like we're a couple hundred bucks
off so i think we get past that number we set a new local high starting to look at 80
pretty seriously I know one of our quants says 78
it's like where is our next level
there's some clear skies
above looking at that
I think it's 70 she's saying 78
so I trust her she's
the femme quant she's a goat
so it's around here she's got
78 that's her POI.
I'm once again ready to get hurt.
So I feel like we're probably going to break upwards.
I know it sounds crazy, but I like ETH a lot.
How about some ETH?
ETH has been strong. Bigger ETF inflows yesterday. I thought thatTH a lot. How about some ETH? ETH has been strong.
Bigger ETF inflows yesterday.
I thought that was pretty notable.
And people aren't really talking about Tom Lee's buys as much,
but he's still buying a lot.
He is.
So he's still going.
His average must be significantly lower.
I mean, it sucks that they kind of top blasted a lot at the beginning,
but he explained why.
He's like, we wouldn't be who we are in the market.
Like, we wouldn't be talking to us about as much if we didn't.
So that makes sense.
It's almost the cost of branding.
But ETH has been running really hard when it runs.
It seems like it's been outperforming.
I mean, Seoul too.
I mean, every day Bitcoin has been green for the most part.
Seoul's been outpacing.
Seoul's $92.50, getting back within the $100.
Yeah, I was hesitant this morning.
I was going to buy ETH BTC's soul,
but I stuck to ETH BTC
just because it's got the institutional slash ETF thing.
Yeah.
And not size,
but it's just enough for fun.
We can trade.
I'm thinking we hold this in this weekend.
Stocks are red,
or they were. I don't know what they are now. They are still red is that kind of flat reddish kind of green um soft green
and then what slightly green i think slightly green i'm sorry yeah slightly vix is very red
uh slightly green alongside the dollar actually um about dx way back to 100 and then metals were red but where
are we at now in terms of metals gold red yeah so that's what's been so notable about this price
action for me and i'm in chats like folks who are just kind of who are who are following at
arm's distance right now like they're not in their daily i'm not talking about main point
trenchers people who like are talking about bitcoin, ETH, now the time to buy.
And they're saying it feels like a vibe shift.
It does feel like a vibe shift, right?
Like crypto is up substantially higher than stocks and metals and continues to outperform.
So it feels notable to me.
And the question is how long is it going to last?
But the longer it does continue, I think the more confidence it inspires.
It is pretty reflexive in that.
I think there is some fundamentals driving this too.
I mean, so we talked about some of the ETH drivers.
The other one that we didn't talk about yet is BlackRock's new ETH fund, ETHB.
So they launched their stake in ETF, and they're going to pass 82% of stake in rewards
back to investors. So yes, you're not getting as much as if you're just buying ETH and staking it
yourself, but for most casual folks, this is going to be a better way to do it. Passive income is
incredibly hot, especially with private credit kind of showing cracks.
Folks are looking at other ways to,
to get yield.
And this is going to be a very interesting option.
I am curious like what this means for ETH A,
their prior ETH ETF.
Like why would you ever buy ETH A if you could buy ETH B?
I don't really understand the pitch.
Like ETH B just seems foundationally better option.
You're going to get the yield
and you don't get it.
And so I don't really know
what I'm missing.
I feel like I don't know why
ETH A just wouldn't go to zero.
I like this.
Here, look at this.
I like this.
This hopium here I'm seeing.
I just searched ETH B on my timeline.
Okay.
I like this. It doesn't matter,
Tyler. It doesn't matter.
Focus on ETH.
ETH. It doesn't matter.
I love...
A, B, C, B, G, whatever.
Anytime we can find a chart like this
that shows some kind of a fractal overlay
that shows we must be bottoming,
I'm in.
This would mean we're going back to $5,000.
I love that.
I love that for us.
Oh, man.
I'm not going to get overexcited here.
I see these levels that I'm looking at.
I'm seeing 23, 25.
I'm out.
I'm seeing 76, 78.
I'm out.
If I miss a leg up after this, it's okay.
Break 80.
I get back in.
Go higher.
I'm not getting riled up. It's more of a 80, I get back in, go higher. Like, I mean, I'm not,
I'm not getting riled up.
It's more of a fun.
I want to trade something.
I'm so bored.
Like the one guy that doesn't trade on.
you know what I mean?
we got a,
we bought a few Bitcoin just to feel something this morning.
Then went to the gym,
came back and Bitcoin was higher,
you know?
that's it.
But,
that's really why I'm doing it.
There's no other,
but 2200 already.
Wow.
Yeah, ETH is good.
Oh, we're moving here.
Oh, we're right on the Bitcoin.
73, 660 right now.
Both of them are right there.
Right.
Like if you look here, there's BTC right there.
You're right there here. I have it at 74 because I was a previous high, but actually should bring it down.
This is really the level.
It's true.
And then I'll pull up ETH for you guys.
It's right there, dude.
Literally, look at this.
Right there.
Looks good.
It wants higher.
And then I'm assuming Hyperliquid is underperforming.
Yeah, it usually does.
It's 3760.
It's hanging out.
But that's good
like it's like
it runs
the restaurants
it's like you know
looks like a lot of y'all
are up
like pumps up 7%
swees up
kind of scanning the board here
the memes are up kind of a lot
it's like four coins up 14%
pepe's up 8%
bvv's up 25 25 so like they're we're
catching some action downstream which hasn't really always been the case for these bear market rallies
so you love to love to see that as well and then we talked about a little bit in the minutes like
the stretch deal is probably the most interesting thing happening with Bitcoin right now. I shared the numbers from yesterday.
Gangbusters, over 7 million shares moved, enough to raise capital for 4,100 Bitcoin, smashing all the prior records.
So where this gets interesting is, so today was the day you had to have been in by to get the March dividend.
So the stretch product pays out and a half percent yield,
right? That that's the primary attraction point of it. It's one of the highest yields you can get
in traditional markets. Um, but today's the cutoff. So basically if you buy today or like next week, you were just setting yourself up for the April dividend
payment.
But if you kind of step back, this is not prorated in any capacity.
So there's no real reason to buy stretch today versus buying it on like April 12th.
Like someone who buys on April 12th will get the same yield as you if you buy and hold
during the duration. I guess the risk would be if you think stretch, the risk to not buying is if the stretch price
goes high and perhaps you're getting a worse entry.
But the other side is if you are buying and holding it through that time, your risk is
the stretch price goes down.
stretch price goes down. I mean, we've seen stretch trade as low as like 90, 93. So your $100
I mean, we've seen stretch trade as low as like 90, 93.
investment could lose, you know, seven to 10% just to chase the 1% yield. So there are some
risk factors. It's trading at 99.70 right now. So it is out of the money. I'm expecting it to be
out of the money for a while, you while, probably until we get into April.
But we will see. If it does start trading above 100 during this next few weeks, I think that's incredibly interesting. But I guess expect to see less stretch talk on your timeline for the next
few weeks.
Is it just sailor driving this whole move?
Or is it really a vibe shift?
And that's what I've been trying to figure out.
Because we know sailors buy it big.
Yeah.
So today people get their dividends, right?
They
the dividend will be paid out
on March 31st.
Today was the last day
you had to be in the door
to get those.
We'll see.
Market's looking good.
73.7
and 22.
No breakout here would be very
nice, dude. Would make for a fun
weekend. Yeah, it's St. Paddy's
in Chicagoland. It's a big
weekend. We would love to have some green
candles to go along with our green river.
It's green, baby. Actually, I didn't think
about that. We're dying the river green. Of course
we're going to have some green candles. Man, I should
have factored that inside. What? Dude,
you waited
24 minutes into the show to bring this up?
Buried the lead.
Got to keep people watching.
It's literally St. Paddy's.
Of course we're going to go higher. Yeah.
Green weekend.
Happy St. Paddy's Day. Well, St. Paddy's is Monday, right?
17th of March? I think it's Tuesday, but celebrated on Saturday, largely in Chicago.
I'm going to the Pope this weekend.
There's a better reason to go have a Guinness.
There you go.
Who's saying it feels like a temporary rejection at 74?
Get him out of the stream.
Not going to put that on the... Get the him out of the stream. Not going to put that on the...
Get the bears out of my stream.
Anyways, I know we're
coming in all the time.
What are some of the topics?
I mean, arguably the biggest
mover.
Well, yeah.
Before we get to Abe, I mean, Trump coin up 50%
is wild. It's up 55%.
We haven't seen a Trump candle like that in quite some time.
And granted, of course, like it's 95% off all-time high.
So, but notably comes after they announced
that there's going to be another meme coin dinner.
So perhaps some folks are buying in to get their to get their spot at the at the table
not really sure any other explanation unless there's something else coming that we don't
know about but he's pretty pretty big move and it's a 4.6 billion dollar token so it's
it's it's still up there folks where where Where is it ranked like FDV-wise?
I don't know.
I will find out for you right now.
It is a 2.37 billion unlocked market cap.
FDV is 4.2 for 20.
Right.
I'm just trying to see where it sits.
Oh, it's 34.
It's the 34th biggest token in crypto.
Bigger than Uniswap. So that's, it's up there. So that was a big story. But then arguably,
yeah, one of the more viral stories from yesterday is this poor Aave trader. I think
it might be Garrett Bullish. Did we see that? I don't know if that was confirmed.
Well, it's not confirmed, but so I want to talk about this. So let's take it from the top, present the news on what happens.
We can get the whole thing.
But then I have a theory.
So go ahead.
What happened?
Yeah.
So this trader tried to swap 50 million in Tether USDT for Aave via CalSwap on Aave interface.
And they only received 324 Aave in the backend. That's $36,000. So that
means $50 million to $36K. They lost 99.9% in this transaction. There was a little bit of
confusion about how this actually played out, the order of operations. Aave CEO came out and said
there was a slippage warning button that he had to
click yes on and accept to go move forward the transaction. And then this other engineer,
Martin Grabina said it wasn't even a slippage issue that it was the price quote was showing
a 99% price impact. So anyone who's like tried to trade a token that doesn't have the liquidity,
they'll show you like, Hey, basically like don't do this.
Like you're going to lose all your money if you do this,
but it's permissionless finance. No, no one's going to stop you.
So apparently this trader, I guess either like wasn't paying attention.
It's really hard to understand how you go through the operations.
And we'll go to the tinfoil hat theories in a second.
The other crazy aspect is he was doing it on mobile.
This was a mobile trade.
So he's managing.
We thought he was managing 50 million on mobile.
It turns out it's like a $450 million portfolio.
This guy's got access to via his cell phone.
I've seen the tinfoil hat theories.
I'll pause.
What's your theory on how this well this is it right like you have
allegedly
so allegedly
it is Garrett Bullock so you have a sophisticated
trader and actor
that just made
billions then lost money
a lot like he was one of the main liquidations on
Ethereum it's a terrible trade
and you're telling then lost money a lot. He was one of the main liquidations on Ethereum. Terrible trade.
And you're telling me
that he doesn't know how this shit works?
When there's a response...
By the way,
Alves should never allow a 99% thing trade like that.
It should not happen.
I get the whole decentralized shit,
but that is just not okay.
I don't think that's okay.
I don't think they should allow this, right?
So I want to put this out there.
That's how I feel about that.
But he picked a sushi swap pool
with $73,000 in liquidity in there.
So you're telling me
that that person doesn't know about this?
And then the trading boss,
whatever, picked up on it?
Like if I'm trying to wash 50 mil,
which I wish I had $50 million to wash.
That's kind of the shit I'd be pulling off.
That's some sophisticated shit right there.
It is.
But then like,
I am far from a med expert,
but some of the things I was saying is that it's,
it's far from a sure thing that you'll even be able to,
like your bots will even be the ones who are able to like med this.
Anyways, listen, 465 mil, 50 mil more or less.
It's okay, dude.
It's okay, man.
Now he's got 414 mil.
You know what I mean?
So Titan Builder is like the block builder.
Yeah.
They made $34.5 million on this.
They're
2.5x
tether
in daily revenue.
It's the biggest
block reward
in the history
of Ethereum.
So they're
and they sent
the money
immediately to Coinbase.
I mean,
this makes
Ethereum DeFi
look really bad
by the way
in terms of headlines.
It doesn't matter
what people say
about the spirit
of decentralization
cryptocurrency
but we can go
into philosophical
all we want in here.
The headline just makes Ethereum.
Like the decentralization and DeFi aspect of it just looks really bad.
Some takeaways.
I mean, A, don't have any substantial money on mobile, for one.
Two, always pay attention to what you're doing.
And three, maybe break up your transactions into multiple.
I don't know.
Maybe don't do 50 million
in one swap.
Swapping 50 million
on a phone is crazy.
That is laptop activity.
That's funny.
That's how I operate.
I don't know that I've ever
booked a flight on mobile.
I'm a big laptop guy though.
Oh my God.
I don't do crypto on mobile.
I may have maximum had like $2,000
in my life on the phone.
Yeah, probably less for me.
You know? I loaded up
maybe a couple thousand dollars now just for the
eventual Tyler did it text.
Check out this meme.
But besides that,
I don't recommend using
mobile and also that, I don't recommend using mobile.
And also that, but it's just the warnings and checkboxes and all this is not good.
So the front end, I think Stani and Bo and Nave could have gone a little better in that front.
Definitely don't want to just pinpoint and put a tinfoil out and attack the person that lost 50 mil, right?
But, you know, in this industry, anything is possible.
All right.
Well, Ty, I don't know if you have anything else.
I see Elon and Loxley too, but if you have something else, we can hammer it.
And if not, we'll go with you guys.
Let's bring him up.
All right.
Let's bring him up over here.
We got Elon.
We got Loxley.
Look at the boys here.
GM boys.
How you guys doing?
Hey, guys.
Good. What's up?
What's up? What's up?
It's a little weird because I see these guys like 24-7.
Not only do we all live in the same place, but we also, you know,
are on calls like 10 hours a day together.
So we're going to have to treat you guys as regular guests today.
Tyler and I have prepared some questions for you guys.
We're ready to grill you into this conversation.
Anyways, so there's a lot of listeners in here.
And actually, if you're a Myriad user, Empower user, etc.,
make sure you retweet, you share, etc.
So Locs and Ilan, co-founders of Myriad Markets,
Locs is our CEO over at our parent company,
which owns Decrypt Media, Rug Radio, and Myriad.
And Ilan is our CEO over there as well, co-founder.
And he also, he had co-founded Decrypt.
And then Logs came with me from the Rug Radio site.
And then we became one.
And in came Myriad Markets.
For those people who may not be aware,
the new listeners that are on with us now.
But look, we have a few questions.
Obviously, there was a few,
a lot of updates that came
from Myriad Markets yesterday.
Then we also got, you know,
CFTC Chair came with all this
for Prediction Markets.
It's a great time to kind of
have you guys on the show today.
So why don't we just start from the start?
I think what would be really nice here
and I'll address my questions to both of you and I'll let you guys split it the way you want. today. So why don't we just start from the start? I think what would be really nice here,
and I'll address my questions to both of you, and I'll let you guys split it the way you want,
is maybe run me through different updates that we just announced, and then why you decided to go the BNB and UADZ1 route. Yeah, I mean, Elon can talk about some of the more technical stuff
we want, but I mean, everybody would have seen the announcements that, yeah, there you go, pull it up here.
Big transition in the tech and infrastructure, right?
Unfortunately, like the, I'm going to say, unfortunately,
a lot of like the user interface changes
and kind of like the day-to-day functionality
didn't, like hasn't deployed with, you know,
this immediate launch,
but it'll start to trickle out more and more and more.
But yeah, we got the BNB transactions
is where we're transacting now in USD1 pairs.
We aligned ourselves with the team at WorldLiberify and USD1.
They've been huge supporters and huge help.
And it just makes sense to pick a stable ecosystem
that we think is not only growing, but believes as much in Myriad as we do, right? And believes in the power of our user
base and consumer base, the way we do as well. So excited on that one. Ilan, I don't know if
you want to say anything specific about that. Yeah, I mean, the few other updates, one,
the Myriad wallet. So we wanted to improve the UX overall. So we've been working
with the guys at MoonPay to push this new experience that simplifies all the flow, etc. So we wanted to
solve one for liquidity fragmentation, improve the catalog. That's the reason we're focusing on one
chain now. That allows us just to provide a better experience in terms of content, liquidity depth,
but also catalog breadth. And then having an easy way for people to get in.
We also want to get out of CryptoBubble.
We wanted to have a very easy onboarding for new users.
That got us to go down the Moonpay route.
And that's why we pushed the Myriad wallet.
A few other things we've pushed also earlier this week.
I think there's a big focus we have on new personas.
One is agentic trading.
Obviously, everyone has been following what's going on on that front.
So we opened the API, pushed the Myriad CLI, and that was right before the launch of the season,
kind of setting the stage for this new persona, this new user type,
that's going to be hopefully a large portion of our volume on Myriad.
I'm curious, like on that front, it's kind of a new trend in general in the market.
And founders are starting to have to figure out user experience for real human users and agentic users.
So how are you thinking about it?
Do you have to design almost in two different ways now?
Like what does that mean from a design perspective?
Yeah.
I mean, from a design, it's a strong focus on the API
and being able to support the load from the agent.
And it simplifies a lot of things
because there's a lot of features
that we would have built with humans in mind
that we don't have to.
So it's really two separate workflow.
And even internally,
it's different people focused on different experiences
to ensure both works. So we still need the human aspect. We still need some of those features. two separate workflow and even internally, it's different people focused on different experiences
to ensure both works.
So we still need the human aspect.
We still need some of those features,
but you're addressing a completely different market
with a different user behavior.
Like the amount of trade they do per day, etc.
has implication on the load the API is supposed to support,
but then also in the type of content that they will consume.
That's why there's a stronger focus on short timeframe markets,
which are really great for agents.
That's something, I don't know, Lux, if you want to expand on that,
but that's something we'll be releasing more in the coming weeks.
It's, I mean, really, you look at the platform like an essentialism version,
right, versus maximalism.
So you have the traditional human interface. We want to
make it appealing for people. Like people have attention spans that are shortening every day,
right? And so it has to be beautiful. It has to be interactive, right? You got to have the
haptics. You have to have all these things. The agents don't care. They care about capital
efficiency, right? And so it's like you take away all of the design aspects, all of the maximalism.
And it's like, can you plug straight design aspects all the maximalism it's like
can you plug straight into the neural link and just feed information with as little latency as
possible right you want to be fast um you want to be secure and you want to have capital efficiency
and so uh ultimately it's the same product um just delivered like one's main line straight into the
and straight into the neural center and you know and the other one has to go through all the filters of the human senses.
When you think about it from that angle, it's kind of fun.
It's interesting.
And the other thing that's interesting, in my opinion,
is that they have no attachment to a specific platform or a brand.
So it's also changed how you approach the API and all that thing.
So thinking about how you design your product
so that it works easily with other
platforms potentially, so that you maximize the potential conversion from agent from one to another,
opening arbitrage opportunities, all the stuff we've dabbled with with humans now is on Sererit.
And so you just need the right technical infrastructure so that you allow for the agent
to play with. But it removes a lot of other consideration that we had definitely.
That's interesting.
That leads me to this question, but I want to, oh, go ahead, Tyler, sorry.
I was just going to ask going further.
So does that impact like market selection?
So does that mean it makes more sense to like say,
look at the high volume markets on Poly on Kaoshi,
maybe ones with the spread, like the new presidential 2028 market,
where there's kind of large disparities
across Cashier and Poly market right now.
Yeah, it does that, right?
You create arbitrage opportunities
and even talking about our club,
which we'll talk about here in a minute, I'm sure,
but being able to simply map our contracts
against similar contracts that exist in other platforms
to make it easier, right?
Contract IDs, same thing saying, hey, like this is, you can look at one order book on
Myriad versus an order book on Polymarket and see where the disparity is.
And, you know, while humans can arbitrage those opportunities as well, it's a lot easier
for these agentic traders to be able to automate those, you know, that, that liquidity routing and
everything. Um, there's that, but then also just like our market, not, not the market selection
of the trader, but our market selection, right? Like we're in a world where one of the differentiators,
people always ask like, Oh, how, like, how is Myriad going to gain market share, compete against
Polymarket and CalShare, right? And it's like there's different users and there's a different level of, I would say, different target users in terms of not only demographics and desired outcomes, but also in terms of risk tolerance.
And, you know, just like you have anywhere else, you have degenerative traders versus delta neutral traders, right? And so us selecting our markets and figuring out how we cater our marketing and our access to the
specific group of users, that's going to give us an edge to make a space in the market and carve
out our market share. That's a huge part of what we've now opened with a combination of CLI,
enhanced API, CLOB, deeper liquidity on platforms like BNB, etc.
So just one more thing on the agent side of things.
It's super fun.
So you're telling me a user will be able to just hop on Myriad
and then kind of create an agent to trade
and to predict for them, right?
Which I think is awesome.
Would love for you to kind of go a little deeper on that.
Like how will the user be able to use that, Ilan?
And then the other thing is,
why would an agent pick your markets?
So the Myriad markets over Polly and Kalshi?
Because you did say,
sorry, not Tyler,
we're going to be able to tap into everyone
and the agent doesn't look at what platform,
but like how are we going to make it so that the agent actually picks the Myriad markets?
I mean, the short answer is just think of agent as an extremely rational human.
So we just need to create the environment for it to make sense for them to trade on Myriad.
And that goes, Lux mentioned the mapping, just double click on that.
It's like, if you make it easy to see the opportunity
because the idea of a contract is similar across platform,
then that simplifies and lowers friction a lot
for the agent to participate.
So our job, honestly, is just to create great trading condition
and think of our user as someone extremely rational.
So that's the reason we need to do liquidity.
We know it. We need to expand the market.
We need to improve resolution time.
We need to do all those things.
And that's basically how we've designed the roadmap.
That goes into more automated market as well.
We've expanded a bit the offering we had for five minutes market.
We're going to expand that outside of crypto as well very soon, and that will
be fully automated. So just expanding the automated catalog and tailoring it to that audience is how
we win. But it's not necessarily building in the UI your way to generate your agent and all those
things. I think people are able to do it themselves if you provide the tool, and also the agents are
able to find the information so that they can build the skills themselves and participate in markets.
So to answer your question also, like, you know, what makes an agent choose? There's a number of
things, but really it comes down to like, you can sum it all up in capital efficiency. If you look
at like, if you look at the global capital markets, macro markets across the board, the estimate is that 35% of all
transactional volume in global capital markets is arbitrage-related, arbitrage-adjacent.
And it's simply like the fact that you have 8 billion people on Earth, right? And the total
addressable market for prediction markets, right, which is basically trading information, ends up
being basically global saturation. There's no world in which all 8 billion people
have access to or using the exact same platform, right?
So you're going to have cohorts of users
who are trading information at different values
based off of access to news, access to information.
And really, you got to imagine that the agents,
I think the largest job of the agents going forward
is balancing liquidity and balancing markets across the world, right? the largest job of the agents going forward is balancing liquidity and balancing
markets across the world, right? It's arbitrage adjacent trading. And so 35% of the global capital
markets is arbitrage adjacent. I can only imagine that that much, if not potentially more in these
high speed environments with information trading in prediction markets will be the exact same.
And so it's not about even how do you attract more users
to myriad over polymarket and take their market share. It's when one market, you know, is, is,
has parity to another market. We're talking about, you know, presidential elections, 2028,
and one's trading at a certain value, 38% odds on somebody and 33% odds elsewhere because you have
different cohorts of users. You you know we have to create an
environment where where that can be traded and it can be you know can provide a capital opportunity
for agents individuals whoever so is it fair to say kind of playing this back that a big focus
for season three is on agentic trading and arbitrage opportunities like are there other
big focus areas for season three that users should be aware of?
Yeah, I think the other one is institutional traders and market makers.
And that's the reason we're pushing the club.
So really the two main audiences on our agentic trader and market makers.
We started with NAMM because that's how we... I think it was the best way to bootstrap the platform.
The world was very different in the prediction market space a year ago.
And we wanted to ensure the UX was great for the user.
And that meant ensuring the trades were constantly matched.
That's why we went with the AMM.
But it also goes with a lot of issues such as not having enough liquidity depth
and not being able to cater to market makers, etc.
So that's why we're now doing this transition and moving to the club.
By the end of this month, the club will be live.
I'm going to go a little bit further even than Alain here. And I'm going to say
that a huge part of the goal and the target, as well as the incentive mechanisms around season three,
not just around the points and all of the mirror ecosystem. And I'm sure you guys will want to talk about what will eventually become
mirror token ecosystems and all these things as well.
But simple opportunities for cash rewards and other things that will come
are focused on user-contributed liquidity.
You don't have to be an institutional market maker.
There's different ways to play prediction markets.
It's not just placing a prediction, right,
in either holding for resolution or trading that market, but it's providing liquidity in the
markets. And some of the highest IQ and signal traders are providing liquidity as individuals,
right, into these markets and understanding how to play that level of the game. It's not as easy
as saying like, oh, I believe that it's going to rain in, in Denver today.
Right.
And placing that prediction.
Um, but there is a huge opportunity, not just from the potential of profit within market
making, but also again, on the rewards, whether it's the point space, um, you know, cash rewards
and revenue share and all that, that we're going to be doing.
So I would urge anybody who's in the game playing with Myriad now or has been interested, like play with the liquidity provisioning aspect of it yourself.
So I would urge anybody who's in the game, um, playing with myriad now or has been interested,
Obviously, like don't ever like play with money that you aren't prepared to lose because it's just like when you're market making or liquidity providing tokens.
Like there's there's a learning curve, right?
Like you have to learn how to do it. But the risk-reward, once you learn how to manage capital on that level,
it's a skill that generally pays off for a lot of,
or, you know, can pay off for a lot of people.
So how important are market makers
to prediction market platforms at the moment?
Because obviously, I see it.
But I don't think the end user really understands
just how important uh they are
to polymarketing cash for example yeah i mean like you're you come into you come into a market
you can look at your spread right um the more liquidity and the more uh stability that you
have that's being provided by market makers or just like liquidity providers um the better like
the better the user experience
is because you're not coming into a market and saying, oh, this is trading at 65% odds.
And then by the time you take a $500 position on it, that slipped up to 69%, right?
Like if you want to buy at 65% and you have deep, deep liquidity, right?
Like you can buy at 65% or as close to 65% as possible.
Like the goal is no single trade should move a market
unless it's like a completely outsized trade. Um, people like we've gotten in this pattern,
especially through meme season where we like to like demonize market making, but the goal is
really just in prediction markets to create a stable environment for people to be able to trade.
And then all prediction markets, whether, whether they take fees today or, you know, they're gearing up to take fees in the future,
liquidity providers and the platform has to make revenue somewhere. And all trades,
there will be little slivers of trades that have to be taken, you know, whether it's on winning
outcomes or however they structure it. And by providing, you know, the oil to that engine,
And by providing the oil to that engine, providing a liquid environment, these market makers make their money by giving you the ability to trade without basically entering into a loss on your position.
Ilan, I don't know if you have any other ideas.
No, no, I think not exactly.
No, no, I think it's exactly, I mean, ultimately, it's a two-sided marketplace.
I mean, ultimately, it's a two-sided marketplace.
And having the AMM allowed us to fake one side of the market for the first year we were live.
And now we need to focus on the other side of the market.
And then you have great trading condition when both sides are basically involved and pushing the right product.
That's it. Yeah, yeah.
When we started with like, we started day one, you launch, you don't have users and you don't have liquidity providers.
So what do you have to do? You have to create a demand and a supply side so that anyone who places an order can fill that order, regardless of whether or not you have a counterparty willing to sell to you, right?
Like the pool sells to you. But, you know, we scaled beyond that a lot quicker than I think we thought we would.
And so that's that transition today.
Yeah.
It's faster than expected.
It's true.
Booklap could have been live a few months ago.
But it's going live now, so it's okay.
I want to talk growth a little bit.
So let's play out, maybe not a dream scenario,
a very positive scenario.
Myriad volumes have doubled, tripled by midterms
2026. What will have gone right? Like what is the kind of ideal growth path here? How does that play
out across the next, you know, six, nine, 12 months? Yeah. By midterms, there's zero doubt in
my mind that we'll be a minimum of 10 to 15 times the volume that we are now. Like, I would imagine that by the end of the next quarter, we're doing, you know, 10 times the volumes.
And that's simply by virtue of the fact that we're creating, like, now this co-op model, liquidity inbound from institutions and individuals.
You know, it's a better trading experience and there's incentives.
Also, our fee structure is going to change in a way that makes it sustainable for us and for traders.
That's one of the things that's going to lead to it.
The other thing is like everyone wants to talk about differentiators and like how are you going to capture this market?
People are building patterns of behavior around participation and prediction markets, but there's still a ton of products that don't exist.
For example, when we launched our HyperFlash product, right, we had spent months saying, how do we increase regularity?
And, you know, obviously, because, you know, it's like on the ticker on the bottom here, yeet.
The number of times that I've just sat, you know, with Mando in a pub or just like chatting and how to increase regularity of users.
It's like, how do we give people something to do?
I said this earlier, actually on a call with Farouk.
It's something that we say a lot.
It's like, when you're designing, don't take this wrong.
I'm not comparing prediction markets to casinos.
But really, whether you're an exchange, a trading platform,
a prediction market, anywhere that people are spending money,
even if you're Walmart, right?
Like you're a supermarket.
There's no sleeping in the casino, right?
You can't design a casino and put beds or couches for people to sleep on.
No one wants to come into Myriad, place a prediction, and wait 30 days for it to resolve.
Like you've got to give people something to do.
And so it's like, how do you create high engagement opportunities?
And you'll start to see very soon us lean deeper into that. Like CFTC came out, issued a letter.
Prediction markets are options, derivatives, platforms, right? Within the options world,
there is, you know, there's a class of products that are zero DTE. Like you have zero days to expiration, intraday trading, right?
And fast markets.
We very much intend to capture that market share, right?
That's the user base.
That's where we came from.
We came from the world of leverage trading, NFTs, you know, crypto degens.
And so like, it's about time we start leaning and giving, like giving those users what they deserve, which is an engaging, you know, high degens. And so, like, it's about time we start leaning and giving those users what they deserve,
which is an engaging, you know,
high-frequency trading environment.
What are some of the examples of this high-frequency product
that you want to offer?
Because I know, for example, when it comes to prediction markets
and like this five to 15-minute candles,
as a matter of fact, like Mirriott was probably
one of the first prediction markets to offer that.
And then obviously, like when Polymarket launches something,
it's much bigger because they are the bigger,
like they are the biggest prediction market in the world at the moment.
And it's only normal. And they have more liquidity
and they have the order book, which is something that's being fixed
over Myriad right now. But what are some of the examples of
things?
We know all the ways
Polymarket is bigger and better than we are still.
All right. So what are
some of the ways that you're going to close that gap?
There's a really good question that we
were asked on the call before this with
Logs.
Someone asked us how much bigger Polymarket is than Myriad in terms of daily volume.
And then they asked, how are you going to bridge that gap?
How are you planning on catching up to them?
Because the question we get asked the most of it, Myriad, is how are you going to compete
with CalShield and Polymarket?
And now you have Opinion and all the other ones that are out, pretty fun, etc.
How are you planning on like competing in this, in this, um, in this environment?
There's, we would be insane to try to compete on parody against someone who is basically
infinitely funded, right? Like these people have more money than God. Like it's insane now
they're raising and they're, and they're raising even more, right? Like, and they'll continue to,
because that's what, like, that's because that's how a good platform grows.
The trick here is, again, leaning into the strengths.
We know what our core consumer is.
I will say in some ways we have failed a lot of our consumers
because we've been forced to create something from nothing that required us
to try to compete on parity with like the polymarket contracts and everything. I feel like
the launch of season three, you know, there's not a lot of changes that are visible to the consumer
today. But one of the big changes is we've established our infrastructure at a point that
we know it's secure and it's stable. And now,
instead of just trying to get feature parodies so that we know that we can, you know, have a
prediction market that's functional, it's time to lean into our strengths and coordinate our
catalog in the right way. So the competition isn't about stealing market share from them. It's about
creating kind of a carve out or a niche in product that gives you,
that gives users what they, what they want. Again, that comes to high frequency, high regularity,
you know, zero DTE type markets. And again, leans into our strengths, which is clear rules and
resolution so that we don't compromise that at all. And then partnerships, you know, there's
companies in our space, platforms like the,
you know, the big intelligence platforms, guys like Chainlink and all of these of the world that
give us the ability to scale dramatically by automating a lot of these processes.
And it's whether it's in crypto prices or it's in housing markets, you know, the macroeconomic
markets and securities and creating predictions around those,
you know, Mag7, metals, all of these, all these other things,
providing people, you know, users with, with clean opportunities is,
you know, and something that's new and fresh is the way that we compete there.
Elon probably has ideas as well.
Explained very well.
And we've got a few minutes left. We've got to get here.
The million-dollar question, perhaps billion-dollar question,
is where does the Myriad token fit in?
I guess part two for me is, is it a distraction when the team is so heavily focused on growth,
making sure that the platform is up and running
while trying to manage a potential TGE down the line?
Yeah, the biggest thing,
I would say the biggest distraction,
the biggest struggle is just the misalignment
of expectations, right?
From not only community to builders,
but also ourselves internally, right?
It's like, we come from a tokenized world
and we all want to play,
you know, we want to tokenize ecosystem. Like that's, that's where you graduate to the point
where you're like, Hey, we like, we did it. We took something inorganic, like this idea of a
business and we turned it into a living, breathing organism that has a real 24 seven lifetime ticker.
real 24-7 lifetime ticker. We're all like, I guess it's important that we get there. It's
important that we also establish the baseline necessary for economic correlation to our
platform. If you look at the majority of tokens that exist out in the world, they all look like
shit, man. It's just like, it's a really bad environment
where you try to force a token that doesn't fit. We've been building infrastructure that
can utilize tokens and can utilize tokens in a way that becomes virtuous cycle, right?
Not simply, oh, the platform makes revenue and buys back tokens. And we hope that that makes
the token price go up. Obviously, like we do those things in the end, right?
These are all elements that you do.
You contribute everything you can to a token ecosystem
and give the users the ability to participate in ownership
through the revenue share that token buybacks
and all that stuff looks like.
But I would say the elements are coming together. They're being designed.
A lot of the automation of markets, a lot of the data validation, right? Because prediction markets
aren't just casinos. They're extremely powerful information platforms. And the data that comes
with them needs to be secured. It needs to be validated. It needs to be owned. And the question
is, who owns that? Who owns that data? When you participate in a prediction market, as in some ways, you know, an OSINT market, that data is out there in the world.
But the ability to capitalize on it through structured products is like that's the domain of the token holder long term.
Right. And I would say.
We're excited for it to happen.
And I think that there is a level of traction.
And I would say it's more about traction,
making sure that there's the economic correlation
than it is about the elements being in place
before a token can launch. Yeah. And I mean, our whole roadmap is setting the elements being in place before a token can launch.
Yeah, and I mean, our whole roadmap is setting the infrastructure for that.
Like everything we've been pushing in the past few weeks,
the updates coming up also in the next few months,
everything is tied to building the right infrastructure for a token ecosystem.
So we have one single focus.
The goals are aligned and the token fits into it, but we also have one shot at launching a token and we need to do it at the right time.
That's where some of the misalignment may come from with the expectation of the community on the timeline and all those things.
This is not something that's unique to us, right?
Like every company that's ever been in a tokenized ecosystem, you have to balance, right?
Like, and it's something that we talk about a lot.
It's like, how do you balance community incentives and rewards
and let the users know that they're valued
and that they are part of the value driving cycle
without doing something premature that actually hurts
not only the company and the platform, but like
hurts their bags as well, right? Like, look at the number of platforms that TGE'd way too early,
and that token went to zero, when if they would have waited a little bit longer, if they would
have had the certain elements, relationships, economic correlation in place, you know, the
holders and the users would have made so much more return, right?
Both financial and emotional return.
Makes sense.
I've got more questions.
I know we're near the end of time.
I guess last, for users, right?
What should users expect here for season three?
Any messages for them?
Anything they should be on the lookout for?
We have a check from Sims,
but go ahead.
No, no.
Sims may have a full checklist.
Yeah, Sims sent us a full checklist
of things that we want to make sure
to hit from season three
because the guys,
obviously, they work on more
of the higher level stuff.
But, Ilan, answer that
and then I have Sims' checklist.
I have a few things
that he sent me earlier.
I think one of the main questions I asked him
from the people listening is everything leaderboard, etc.
So that's going live next week.
The points will start to get dropped every week.
So we changed a bit of a model.
There's no direct correlation with the action
that drops their points right away.
So on a weekly basis,
based on the action you've taken on platform, we'll drop the points
and that will start next week.
And there will also be an initial point drop
for what has been done right before.
So everyone that's participated in Season 2
obviously will have their leaderboard up.
All that's coming early next week,
plus an additional points drop.
That was the first one.
Sims was like, Ilan, you need to touch on this one.
What else did we have on the list?
Well, the leaderboard comes out next week.
The one thing is like, no, you didn't get rugged for your points,
for your Zit points, for your two seasons, one and two.
Everything's going to show up.
Plus, I believe, correct me if I'm wrong, the leaderboard is going to be fun
because there's going to be like a leaderboard where it's just season three
to show new performers that they can compete.
And then there's the old leaderboard.
Exactly.
It's a new season,
but obviously everything that has been done before
is taken into account
and will be represented visually and also when.
And it's different metrics.
The reason we're doing every seven days
is to make it more fun, Tyler.
It's like one week,
we could be rewarding you for volume.
But then volume is like, whatever. It's not the one week we could be rewarding you for volume. But then volume is like,
whatever, it's not the best bet. We're trying to
grow internally and just putting it out there
our OI and our TVL.
So one week it could be for open
interest. One week it could be for TVL. One week it could be
for when the club is out, for
how much volume of market making
slash
liquidity you're providing to the platform.
One week it could be for how many actions you're taking.
So that's going to be more fun, right?
It's really going to be a seven-day drop to that.
The other thing is, if we're using the Myriad wallet,
there's obviously a slippage, a small one for bridging fees,
et cetera, that are applied.
It's normal.
It's not a Myriad thing.
It's just regular slippage because we do get that question as well
quite a bit. There's no fees for depositing USD1 on BNB Smart Chain via the deposit system
or just sending it directly to your account address. So that's free. And then you need to go
and add an EVM wallet to your profile that you use on Trust. Even if you use PredictFun,
if you use Opinion Labs or Probable, if you add your EVM wallet that you used for those platforms, we're also going to top you up on points there.
As we're all part of that same ecosystem, this BNB slash Binance ecosystem that exists out there.
I don't know if I missed anything, but Flux, you want to add something there?
No, I'd say aside from the actual technical updates that users should expect,
like I think the biggest thing that users should expect
is like season three is where Myriad finds its voice.
You know, we've been, again, like,
I would say that 2025 was one of the most challenging years
of like our entire lives collectively as a team
because we're trying to build something
that one, we had never built before. Two, very few other people had ever built before, right? And it's like
full on stress racing, trying to just make sure that a product works. And one of the things that,
you know, we, that kind of got back Bernard was us creating the engaging environment that we have the history of creating
at Decrypt Rug Radio, right? And previous, you know, previous products that we've built.
Now we're over those humps, like we have the infrastructure in place, and it's time to start
having fun. It's, you know, we get to have fun when the user has fun. And we really think that
like the prediction market users on Myriad are going to start having a lot of fun when the user has fun. And we really think that the prediction market users on Myriad
are going to start having a lot of fun with the new quality
and content that's coming.
Excited. Season three.
It's going to be a big one.
It's going to be a fun one, man.
I know people are like, oh, another season, this and that.
I mean, there's a reason for it.
Like Ilan touched on it a little more.
He was saying everything that we're doing part of roadmap
will lead to the eventual, like,
Mira token ecosystem.
But for now, like, we need those things.
Like, launching a token with an AMM,
without the liquidity, without the strong OI,
without TVL would have been a failure.
I'll go a little bit out of character here
and, like, can I answer my own question?
And Tyler's question is, like,
it would have been a failure
and it would have destroyed the platform.
I think we've seen token launches happen
for other platforms. It really affected those metrics. And it's like it would have been a failure and it would have destroyed the platform. I think we've seen token launches happen for other platforms.
It really affected those metrics.
And it's just not the point, right?
I understand, you know, people want that.
People want, you know, their rug token
to also convert to something.
Same here, dude, by the way.
You know, top rug holder here as well, right?
Like we're tied to the ecosystem.
Loxley, myself, Elan, right?
And so quite literally,
when assets are snapped, started or frozen, et cetera, that, right? And so quite literally, when assets are
snapshot, or frozen, etc., that means that
mine are too. You know what I mean?
And so I definitely,
for the sake of that, would like that to
happen. But there's going to be a lot of fun developments.
I think we talked about it quickly yesterday.
Tyler, people may have not listened, or
at least they were not listening for Myriad, but we talked
about a cross protocol. We talked about Backpack.
We talked about how things are doing.
I'm not saying that this is the route that we're going,
but what I'm saying is that, especially Logs,
because that's mostly what he's working on on the legal side,
but it's like we're really looking at all the different things
that we can do with a tokenized ecosystem in 2026.
This administration has made it that there's regulation,
there's different laws, there's more things that we can do now.
We can look towards ICO model, different that we can do now. We can look towards
ICO model, different types of ICO model. We can look towards tokenized equity, because it has all these different things. And so we're studying all the different options
while we're respecting the roadmap that the product team has put in place. And when time comes,
all of this will happen. And hopefully it'll be a massive success.
Hope this will happen.
And hopefully it'll be a massive success.
There you go.
Well, I don't think hopefully.
I think it's going to be a massive success.
It's going to fucking kill it.
One more thing.
And then we're going to do the giveaway.
You guys should stay on.
We're going to gamble with the boys a little bit.
I know that's Lexi's favorite part of the show.
There's some interesting markets, Tyler,
that Sims wanted me to share on here.
So first and foremost,
the crude oil's next move,
pump or dump?
Pump to 120 or dump to 55.
Jesus.
That's a terrifying market.
Terrifying market here.
I guess we almost hit 120 last weekend.
So I got to be on the 120 side.
We're at 95.
55, that's low.
Damn, Sims.
We've done a lot of volume on that one.
I think 150K overnight
on that volume. So yeah. So there's that market, which is We've done a lot of volume on that one. I think 150K overnight on that volume.
So yeah.
So there's that market, which is actually super fun.
So you can trade all markets on Myriad now.
You don't have to go to Hyperliquid, etc.
You can just pick a pump and dump.
And the other one is this one, which is...
You guys love that one, usually.
It's the Will Crypto Bloom This Spring.
And so it's...
Basically, this is a fun one, Tyler.
Basically, I think three of these have to hit to win, right?
Where is it?
It's anyways.
Oh, no, they all have to hit.
The original, the retirement, of course, and the early outcome.
So by March, by the end of Q2, how many of these are going to hit?
And we just adjusted hype, which hit.
Oh, wow. Okay. I mean, I love that to hit in And we just adjusted Hype, which hit. Oh, wow. Okay. I mean, I
love that to hit in Q2.
Are you kidding me? I'm ready to slam yes on this.
80.5,
2400. I mean, ETH just hit 2200.
Rejected hard at 74K.
But right back, 72.5.
100 also, 750
BNB. I'm liking the yes here, Tyler.
I don't think I would be yes for Q1,
but for Q2, I like it.
Yeah.
So, and then the 5-Minute Candle Market.
Guys, did you just see the spike in volume this morning
in these markets?
I was just looking at some of these.
Yeah, these are fun ones.
And that's a big shout out to the TrustWallet users too, right?
Great partnership there with TrustWallet. Just so people? Great partnership. Great partnership there with TrustWallet.
Just so people know, and then we're going to go to Yeet.
Because Yilan shared this with me this morning.
There was...
We hit $150,000 of volume in these 15-minute markets today alone.
Wow.
Yeah, versus the usual, let's say, $2,000 to $5,000 a day.
So it's been interesting.
I mean, it also speaks to the agents onboarding,
the automation of markets.
So things are finally coming together.
I think we have a ready infrastructure now
for actual scale.
This makes me want to build a, you know,
hit the quad, build a little five-minute candle bot.
Dude, literally, you build the bot and you have one.
The API integration for the CLI is super, super simple.
It's all on the website.
You can also go on Telegram and ask, but it's all open, API v2.
If there's anyone out there, just to anyone listening, if there's anyone out there that
wants to have a bot running on Myriad,
our API is live.
It's pinned on our tweet.
Make sure you don't get a scam, et cetera.
Click the right links.
CLI is live.
Everything is live.
You can definitely do it.
And we actually encourage you to try and do it because it's actually very interesting.
I would love to run a little agentic competition on Myriad at some point.
I know we're looking for the right partners for that,
but actually that could be fucking fun, man, to do something like that.
But anyways,
let me log in
to the Yeats.
In the meantime,
Charlie,
let's,
nice.
okay.
Nice.
I like that.
All right.
They're down.
Got some big partners
that are down for this stuff.
It's cool.
All right.
Well,
how are we picking?
It's a subscriber today. All right. We're how are we picking? It's a subscriber today.
All right.
We're picking one of the kick subscribers to come on air.
Let's pick some Lamp Chop today.
We got the boys, so we got to make it fun.
Okay.
We love Lamp Chop.
All right, Charlie.
All right, Charlie.
Zagios
Zagios
whoever you are
Zagios
Zagios
what's their
the cake username
try that you know
looks like it's the same
do you see them
I've never seen this name before
neither
you get original
there you go
Zagios
Zagios
I don't see Zagios
Charlie
my name was the next
it doesn't matter
if your name was the next
in length
yeah sorry
but for
for the kick subs
do they actually have to be here
I felt
Zagios apparently
is your kick name.
It's subscriber Friday.
Man.
Get the next one on the list is me.
Nah, dude. We ain't doing that.
I respect it though.
I respect it.
People want to re-roll. No zag.
Not even here.
Are we re-rolling?
Yeah, Bruce Retard was saying he doesn't even think of it.
All right, Charlie.
You're on it.
Re-spin it, brother.
You guys are lucky.
Re-roll Friday.
They don't have a yeet name without them being here.
Might need to re-spin it.
Just re-spin it, dude.
We can figure out next week if there was a problem.
Just re-spin it. dude. We can figure out next week if there was a problem. Just re-spin it.
Spin that thing.
Sorry,
Zag.
I've been there.
Nicholas.
Nicholas,
are you here?
gosh.
He doesn't have
a name either.
Dude. Oh, because it's subscriber
yeah
oh there he is
he's here Mr. Nick come on
let's go Mr. Nicholas
we're playing some Lamp Top
he's here
he's real alright Mr. Nicholas
you know the rules Lamp Top congratulations
you already made $500
and now you have $500 to gamble with.
And you choose the difficulty.
You have two runs of 250.
Some are going to input that.
And you decide where you want to go.
Mr. Nicolas.
Two jumps. First one, Death Wish. Hold on. Death Wish, two jumps first one
hold on
Death Wish
two jumps
oh oh oh
did you see that
Death Wish
two jumps
we've never had
somebody do that
what a guy
that's Death Wish
that's Death Wish that's why people don't do that
that's what 250 death wish dude i i fuck with that dude that was crazy
maybe take it down a notch here all right now he's easy okay
that's funny man all right where do you want to go yeah he's easy jump four all right one
two no no no oh god no man no man no man no we got one space one successful space that's
that's i'll do i'll do something do we 23 20 here we'll do 120 bucks easy where do you want to go
all right to the tracks right you gotta be track? All right. To the tracks, right?
You got to be tracking.
Let's take it to the tracks.
All right.
We're taking it to the tracks.
It's our call.
It's our call, yeah.
I'll do a half Mando because if Mando was there, he could be blessing us.
120 to the tracks.
Let's go.
Let's go.
Let's go.
Let's go.
Let's go.
Hey, it's clean board, baby.
Clean board.
All right.
I think we've got to go a little bit.
I think we've got to go to the 679 spot.
I mean, this is a free run.
He doesn't get the pick.
I mean, he land locks.
What are you guys thinking?
Yeah, man.
I don't know.
I think he'd take it.
I think he'd take it to 679.
No, no.
It's 313.
Oh, you think it's 2679 here.
Okay.
Yeah, yeah.
I have to admit, I've never seen this game.
I'm so confused.
You've never played Lamp?
Maybe you have to do a barn run just for Elan.
I have no idea what's going on right now.
I love Nicolas. He's like, I don't call the shots, man.
Play and pray.
All right.
Barn? What are you thinking, Tyler?
I think we go to
679 and we recess.
Yeah.
I don't like the looks of that scorpion, though.
We want to keep that off our screen.
Yes!
Snake on the face.
Every tile is the amount of money.
We've started $120.
Every tile is how
amount you make. And you can make all the way
to 2,500 bucks here.
And the same thing in this game
right after the show.
It's provably fair and it's
predetermined here. So the thing is, you will
see where it is.
Yeah.
Watch this game.
One more, one more, one more, one more one more one more
one more
all right
give it another
before a snake can run
I'm gonna squat a bit
okay okay okay
now I was like
this is the decision
because
yeah well yeah this is this is a very
common kill spot oh yeah this is where this is this is where you go from like a nice dinner to
hey we actually made a little bit of money this is what champions are made this is one more too
even the guy we're playing with for.
Hit it at the 6-7.
Do it.
Do it.
Do it.
All right.
6-7.
6-7!
I tell you, you got to stop before that square, I think, 75% of the time,
unless you really fail on it.
Sorry, Mr. Nicholas.
We were close.
At least we had some fun.
At least you made 500 bucks, dude.
Yeah, you got 500 bucks.
It's not bad.
That's cool.
That's cool.
Also, that was a free run.
Oh, that was emotional.
Look at you.
Now you don't want to play this game anymore.
I'm going to get addicted to this. I can see it coming.
Oh, fuck.
Oh, man.
Anyways, with that being said
we'll see you all on Monday
10 a.m. Eastern Standard Time
peace outんん
んん Thank you.
