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Good morning and welcome to the Lucky Lead. Today is Wednesday April 19th. We got
some shocking news in the NFT market yesterday with Donald Trump's triumphant return to the NFT space. There's also a lot of red on the NFT board and in crypto here this morning, other than meme coins, which are still going strong as Pepe continued.
these to just melt faces and spinning up lots of derivatives overnight. We've got lots of breakdown and guess what? We've got CT back with us today. We're excited about that. I see some friendly faces out there. Hunter Alex Bill. Thanks for joining us. As a reminder for any new listeners, we do
run the show every weekday Monday to Friday at 10 a.m. Eastern. It's a 30 minute show covering all the major news in crypto, web 3 and in a tease. The show is meant for those interested in discovering the space, those actively buying and selling in the crypto and in a T markets and those here just doing research. I'm your host Tyler D. I'm
today by several amazing co-hosts. We've got Emily loves crypto, a web-free security expert and co-founder of the foolproof app Ghost, content star over at Lucky Trader Deep in the So Rare Streets, quietly a whale NFT trader rock and a knock amigo. And then today we've also got CT. She's a writer and producer for web-three company
and also our resident Bitcoin whisper, "Fresh off a weekend at Coachella, we missed her dearly CT. Good morning. How was your weekend?" Good morning. It was good. Yeah, the older I get, the more time it takes to come back from it, but you know, I'm here physically, so it's all that really matters.
I can certainly empathize with that. Fresh off my just two days in New York City, it probably took me longer than that to recover. Today we've also got Jason Rowsland on with us. He is our director of DK Raymaker's Tools and Content over at Lucky Trader. We're going to do a quick
New weekly segment on Wednesdays covering a quick preview of the Draft Kings Rainmaker's golf action for that week. And then it features sports as we get into those. So we're excited for that on the docket for today. We've got Trump is back Starbucks launching new NFTs. The mean coins are pumping and we've got some new
Opep and PFP details a lot to get into before we jump in ghost a few housekeeping on as if you could take us through those. Yeah, as always, if you enjoy these shows, Tyler does a similar recap every morning in his morning, minute newsletters. So if you're not following that, what are you doing? Go subscribe to that. We've got that up pinned to the top of the spaces there. And then
We also have a new OpenAI GPT-4 artificial intelligence model called LuckyLens. So check that out if you're interested in AI. It's like Chat GPT for Web 3, so you could scrape our website and find all the answers you need to any NFT related questions there. So check out the pinned post above if you're interested in that.
All right, ghost. Thank you for that. All right, let's get right into it. Our top story Trump storms the NFT capital. Apparently the first 4.4 million was not enough. The Trump NFT team came back for more on Tuesday launching another 47,000 in a tease into this bear market at $100.
on pop and in a matter of hours, even with the Trump series one card actively plummeting and value falling 60% in mere minutes. The series two set of NFTs did in fact sell out. It was another 4.6 million
$10 raise for the team, Trump wins again, and so did mentors as the cards immediately jumped 50% on 2ndary to about $150 or 0.075 before cooling off overnight. I saw him at 0.06 this morning.
So a quick rundown of what this drop looked like. So this is series two 47,000 new in at T's. 46,000 of which were available for the public at $100. The team held back 1000 of these. The cards are similar to the series one featuring the ex president
and different poses with various backgrounds and props like cowboy hats holding golden suitcases, etc. There were a lot of incentives with this drop. So mentors were incentivized to buy and bulk to win prizes like a Gallaud dinner with Trump and Florida for anyone who bought 47 of these and then guarantee
team accepted both crypto and credit card for purchasing in the NFTs or house on the polygon blockchain. So those heavy incidents from mass minting along with some barriers to entry was the recipe enough for the DGNs and Trump vans to
rally around this one and confirm a faster sellout than the Series 1 cards had. Quickly taking a look at the market reaction and getting this looked really bleak as first at first as the S1 cards took a cliff dive from 0.4 to 0.15
Almost immediately on the news they even went sub 0.1 East before rebounding but it did not matter so I've got to get Our speakers thoughts on this one. I think first question. Have you looked at these yet? They are absolutely ridiculous and you know any reaction
to the drop ghost. I'll tell you what first. Well, it looks like Trump lost about a hundred pounds. So good for him for him in the weight room because he's looking skinny in these these images here and these hands are looking great. His hands are looking huge. So I mean, I don't know what he's doing, but congrats to whoever did the the photoshop. So maybe it was a I did not buy these, but they are
hilarious and they're very memeable. So he certainly knows the power of memes and spreading there. I don't really have a strong take. I find it hilarious that he kind of rugged the the initial collection and it just dropped immediately and they dropped 50,000 more of these. But yeah, it's pretty wild.
We'll see if this has any correlation with how the election as it comes up, like if he's running again or what's going on with that, like if these continue to pop or if he just drops another collection to gain some more exit liquidity, maybe for some legal fees who knows. But they certainly are ridiculous and the market loves ridiculous things.
You mentioned that he rugged the series one holders or perhaps as he driving more value as he continues to roll out more seasons of these things. I mean these cards are absolutely ridiculous. I do encourage anyone to just go look at this collection the Trump digital trading cards.
We've got Trump riding a surfboard on a wave of money playing a guitar while riding a motorcycle decked in full leather gear. He's hitting golf balls off of $100 bills. These are just absurd collectibles. I like to vision the simulation of this where Trump is actually
working with the team to comment on the arts like oh no I need to look a little bit younger I need to look a little bit thinner for these maybe a little bit more Tanner so I don't know if in fact he is that close to the team but it would not be surprising anyway if he was ghost yeah I want to add
I saw a post go viral, which was pretty funny. It looked like it was from a normy type person who's not an NFTs, but he was saying how Trump was saying that he was being, he was very conscious of not having people overspend, so he wanted to keep it at $99 price so people could make money. And then the person posted saying that they were trading for 15 cents.
I guess not realizing that it was a .15E. So everybody was jumping on him for that. But it was also pretty jarring to see Trump in general. I saw some videos from him that he posted either on I think Truth Social or Instagram that were going on to Twitter about him talking about the NFTs. And it's always just just jarring to see someone like that talk about our little corner of the space here.
It is. So I think my next question is how did these things met out? I was following the action live. I kind of see solved on my personal opinion there a little bit. But when I saw the S1 card just absolutely tanking, I thought there was no way that these things were going to met out. And then in fact,
meant to help much faster than the series one cards are. So I'm curious if anyone's got thoughts on how that might have happened. Emily, I'd love to get your thoughts here. Yeah, so I think it's a little bit curious and I think it has to do with the number of non-DGENs buying.
it. I think people are treating it a lot more like a collectible. And presidential Americana is a very large collectible group or category, I guess, like I myself own a silly amount of presidential memorabilia
because I like it and I think it's really kitchen funny. And this kind of fits right into that niche. And because you can pay for them with credit cards, it really doesn't surprise me, especially because that they got an email list, right, as people were signing up to buy the original version. So it's crazy to farm back.
to those original buyers and say, "Hey, here's Series 2. Now you're a collector. You have to start collecting everything that we drop." So they have a built-in buyer there. This isn't really de-gents that are consuming these. These are people that are collecting with no intention of selling. I think you make a really good point. I would argue there's likely
huge swaths of these supply that are in folks hands who to your point are never going to sell. So while like the total cumulative supply is now what like 92,000 across the two collections, the true supply that's ever going to hit the market is lower than that.
I think go ahead. Oh, I was going to say like something you know like if you think about it, um, how this stuff gets produced originally, um, or like in a physical form, the numbers are way higher than that, like way higher than that. So it's not out of line to produce at this
scale, but it is a digital good which makes it a lot easier to store, transact, you know, it doesn't, you don't need a whole, you don't need a space on your knickknack shelf for it. Like I think that there's honestly a lot of potential here. And being one of the few people that knows how to
sell them puts you at an advantage. I personally would have a lot of trouble having them. I will. But I think that there's a lot of people who don't care, especially if you're in the market of flipping this type of memorabilia. And I think that's what this really is. It's not NFTs in the way that we think of them. Yeah, totally agree.
And I think absolutely there will be more series of these because this team has now proven that they can sell out 40,000 of T's at a clip or these collectibles memorabilia and I think other politicians are certainly watching this and I think this we will absolutely see
more of this type of thing in the future goes. Did you have some additional thoughts? Yeah, I mean, I think I think we will see more of these. I don't know how successful they'll be. I just don't think that there's as many memeable politicians as Trump here and he really leans into it. I think it's going to be really hard to replicate that. I also think that there's probably more NFTG digins that we're#
than we think. And there was, it's kind of low risk because we saw the other one pop off and at $99, it's a fine lottery ticket. And then some of those bigger sales, and I think there was like 25 or 50 sales above above one ETH. And then some of the top ones were trading for four ETH. So there was a nice rarity premium. If you can snag one of the top like 100 ones there.
Yeah, I think there was two buyer pools here. There were the Trump fans who were going to buy these no intention of selling probably have never really traded used a tour wallet or moving in a tee on polygon. Then the DJ's who saw a couple of factors one you had to KYC. So that was a barrier to entry. And again, moving the NFTs from those tours
wallets for anyone who was a new user, that was the wall at the NFTs we're going to be sent to. There was a time delay there. So that was another barrier to being able to transact with these things. They saw those. So folks who are a little bit savvier, bottom, they were able to do the quick flip. And of course, you know, we see something like a 16%
So that kind of tells you how many folks are holding there. And it was a good trade. And I think I want to hear a little bit predictions for it. Where we go from here, and then we'll move on to the next one.
Topics so the overall market cap by my back of the Nanken math for the Trump entity goes to some drops by 50% overnight With how much the S1 cards dropped I would not be shocked if we see that market cap
revisit where it was. It was around 18,000. E when that when just the season one cards were at zero point four. When I checked this morning, it was closer to like 9,000 or 10,000. So I mean, any big news from Trump positive or negative, I think moves this thing back up.
but it will certainly be an interesting one to watch. Alright, I want to keep us going and get into our next topic before we do that. Let's read the news. Today's Top Headlines powered by Lucky Trader. Trader volume jumped back to 20,000 ethos
on Tuesday, up 20% from Monday, OpenC Pro captures 6.3% share with blur, holding 63%. Again, while NFTs were very red on the day, OpenC Pro did update the metadata for their gym assist NFT, revealing rarity based on how early the holder bought an NFT on gym.
and with special visuals for top 1% ranks. Artists Jeremy Booth revealed plans to launch a digital Western Art Initiative called Western Art Department, which will include a burn mechanism for Booth's NFT owners to get new Western themed art from other artists. Invisible Friends is partnering with Little Atlas to a nation
IRL meetups for their online community, joining other groups like Chimpers and Zen Academy. They claim a source announced a partnership with Solana Mobile to release an expansion pack call of saga, featuring two new species and exclusive NFTs. And then the NHL, the National Hockey League, has launched its own digital collectibles product.
The crypto market did fall overnight. Bitcoin down 2.5% at 29,158 down 6% at 1975.
$111 million market cap for Pepe, $16 million for Wojack I saw, and a few new coins like Cope, Hope, Ripped overnight as well. Other headlines, Rocket Pool has reduced the East Sticking requirement from 16 to 80, along with some Rocket Pool token holding requirements for node operators.
following the Shanghai upgrade. And then Gary Ginsler got absolutely railed by Congress yesterday in what might have been the highlight of the day in the crypto space. Go some curious if any of those headlines or anything else. I was watching the livestream from bankless watching Ginsler just get ripped and it was
was pretty awesome. It's also really frustrating to watch the years of our government just grind as slowly as they do and see some of the older people that just don't know what they're talking about and listen to people just ask, "Is if you're in a security, just answer simply yes or no?" and then like 10 straight times, you just
like a long-winded answer that doesn't answer it. So that was a very frustrating to watch there. I also think that the OpenC-Gemesis NFT stuff was kind of interesting and I'm surprised they didn't do more with the rarity there. Like what's the point of updating that metadata? It didn't really feel like a huge innovation there.
Yeah, I think there's a little bit more that could have done and we'll see if they continue to Innovate with that the I didn't watch the Ginsler stream but I saw several second-hand reactions I think a big one was again acknowledging that Ginser taught courses on cryptocurrencies and the technology without ever owning any
which of course is an interesting fact. And then again, there's how partisan crypto seems to be becoming in the United States. So this is going to be a continuing trend. I think one of we're going to continue to see and report on here on the show. Then I guess goes, I got to you. What was happening with this meme corridor?
Right. Pepe is over $100 million market cap now. I think that was a lot of people's targets. Is one billion realistic? Are you still holding along for the ride? What's your general outlook? Yeah, I guess this is a good time to announce that this is my last show because I'm retiring off of my general generational Pepe wealth there.
I'm still holding mine honestly. I put in like point two, I think it's worth like point seven, five each now. But it's been a fun ride. It's pretty wild to see some of the gains that people are posting on Twitter from people that got in like even just like 24 hours before I did I think like over the weekend if you got in like you are just in craze.
crazy, crazy profit right now. So I don't know how long this lasts, probably going back to zero. I'll probably round trip it because I love doing that. But we'll see what happens. But it feels like the entire NFT space is very slow and red right now and everyone's kind of just looking for anywhere to get that dopamine hit and they are finding that in shit coins right now.
Yeah, I think part of the mindset I've seen at least some conversations I'm having and some of the chats is people are now buying buffet as a hedge Against not wanting to miss this thing if it actually does go to like she like sheba levels And this the cope they would have if they were here and watching it and miss that so people are just kind of buying it as
emotional hedge it seems at this point Emily I know you're deep in the crypto scene I'd love to get your thoughts to. Yeah so it's not just NFTs that have been slow. Shipcoins have been slow too. There hasn't been anything exciting happening them in a while and I think people frequently forget just how small of the crypto market
it, NFTs are less than 5%. So to have NFT people focusing some of their liquidity into a shit coin is not super impactful. It's just a fun extra level of participation, I think, that they are seeing, but it's
It's not informed to think that it's NFT board NF tears like pumping this market up. This is everybody involved in shakoyens It like I am a little bit more comfortable being less closely involved with it because it's an ethereum
Shitcoin, not a Binance Shitcoin. Those are significantly harder to get on to main exchanges. There's so many of them out there. I think it's true element that's giving it a major edge is that Pepe is a very old meme and the thing about memes
is that especially like meme related tokens, if the meme dies then the token dies and that lack of complexity is what makes it a lot more interesting. And like I think what a lot of people don't necessarily understand about Doge as well is that Doge prints every single day that's part of that meme and
And Pepe does not. There's a limit on the supply. So, you know, without that constant increase, it's given a huge edge against something like Doge. That's a lot of good info. I didn't realize that Doge continues to press. So thank you for that and agree. The crypto market
There's so much larger to think it's our kind of chat groups in some of these NFT alpha groups are the ones pumping Pepe. That is a little bit naive. Clearly there is more liquidity at play here. But yeah, right after the show, I might have to go pick up my Pepe bag ghost. You had your hand up additional thoughts in the middle. I think Emily hit on the head, but it's been
funny to watch on the timeline people go from wanting more utility and wanting complexity and NFT projects and then I think that part of that lens into why people are so excited about Pepe because they don't have to know anything to follow it. It's literally just like let's watch this meme coin and people love the Pepe meme. So it's kind of gone full circle there of like we're back to just memes and zero utility.
Yeah, we went from the knock amigos to just straight meme coins. And like on that note, it is absolutely impacting the low end of the NFT market. If not the entire market from one gas was incredibly high all day yesterday. I think it was like over 100 way. That certainly is going to hurt.
a lot of traders and keep them on the sidelines and then now of course there's just more high ROI opportunities with their own risk. Do you see why? Why is this high Tyler? They were saying that there was one sandwich bot and the best part of this is that the sandwich bot that was
Racking in like a ton of profits off like the sandwiches from buying up the buys on the on the shit coin It's ENS was jared from subway, so which is just a phenomenal eNS name there Yeah, incredible sandwich bot name in my do you have additional thoughts?
Yes, and then they escaped me.
No problem. We can come back to you. All right, so we hit the Starbucks drop a little bit on the show yesterday. I just want to kind of come around to anyone who is anticipating this one today. So Starbucks, obviously their Web 3 program is expanding today with the first store collection. The now second NFT from the coffee giant.
It's 5,000 limited edition stamp entities representing a nod to the inaugural Starbucks location at 1912 Pike Place in Seattle and each will feature unique art. So these are not just pure editions. There will have some unique aspects. And again, this is now the second collection to launch in
some kind of public sale following the siren collection. Quickly what you need to know, these are going to cost $100. They launch at noon Eastern for the early access program and then 3pm Eastern for the general public to get in the early access you must collect two or more unique journey
and then the location is on Nifty Gateway. You will see Starbucks Odyssey all over that site. So pretty easy to find. I think the question is, is the $100 price tag worth it? Well, I'm kind of quickly looking at some of the numbers. So the lowest floor across their
six collections is now around like $63 that the highest floor is the the Genesis Hall they cheer stamp at $1,000 so that the siren collection is interesting. So this is the one that I think is the closest cop. It was trading around $450 here this morning.
at a 2000 supply. The first store collection is going to be 150 percent bigger than that. So it's going to be 5,000 supplies. So you could do a little bit of the back of the napkin math. If you're assuming the same market cap, the expected floor would be around $300 or so that does
feel a little bit high, but compared to the $100 market cap or the $100 price tag to mint, it does feel like there might be some room to run. So I do think this one will sell out most likely in the early access round, but it will be interesting if enough folks have
that the two are more unique stamps. Just quickly, maybe ghost or CT, I'll tell you up, are either of you thinking about buying this one and just kind of general thoughts on this Starbucks Web 3 product. I feel like I haven't looked to buy this one, but I need to re-look at that
I got on the beta and then I just really haven't looked at it since to be honest with you But I feel like I may maybe maybe to just kind of take another look because it seems like they're still coming out with some pretty cool stuff and Hopefully they're in it for the long haul so maybe I will check it out. What time is the drop you said?
So, uh, noon Eastern for early access three Eastern for public. Um, so definitely worth checking out. I mean, the last one meant did a five X and then the other detail here is we're going to start seeing more of the benefits and rewards that they're going to roll out to their beta users. And then there are also hints that
their whole program will be going public in the near future. So that will be another way that might drive some additional demand for these things. So it'll be interesting to watch. We are getting close to time for Jason. Jason's DK segment. I want to make sure we have enough time for him before we do.
up Jason, if you want to maybe quickly take us through the top NFT market headlines from yesterday. Let's do it here. Some of the top market headlines from Tuesday powered by Lucky Trader. As we mentioned, NFTs were mostly read on the day. Most projects were down 3 to 5 percent. The Malady ecosystem was one of the few groups in the green at 2.2 ETH there.
Not Camigos down pretty bad right now down 17% to point three e-floor there Jack butchers shared new details for the evolution of Opeppin PFPs including the concept of Introducing the concept of free Opeppin packs that will be released in 200 drops 80 revealed at a time there only be a message
a day of change so no new NFTs being created there that will be an interesting one to watch. Another huge day of a Zuki sales yesterday we mentioned the spirit sale on air but the the number five overall a Zuki in the collection featuring a golden cat outfit sold for 171 ETH last night. Moonbirds airdrop diamond exhibition passes to birds that hit the
I'm in the first 24 hours last night. Passes opened up at a .368 floor there. And in fat finger news, it looks like someone mistakenly went out of $500,000 loan on a punk shout out to NFT Sad to tweeted that earlier today. The borrower has 30 days to repay that one, but I would think that one is getting defaulted on.
Yeah, I'm not going to pay back that loan. In fact, they're going to be able to scoop maybe four or five punks. Kind of given how the punks have been dipping their close to 50 E for now. As are the apes, they'll be interested to see where the bottom is for some of our quote unquote blue chips. Well, I didn't see that diamond X
exhibition pass for price 0.36. Wow. So effectively, the reward for holding and nesting your moonbird from day one is about, you know, is 0.36. ETH or, you know, $800 or whatever that is. So not, not the prize. I would say
most have been looking for. I'm sure we'll hit that on a future show. I want to make sure we have enough time for Jason. So this is going to be a new weekly Wednesday segment. Jason does great content for us over at Lucky Trader covering Draft King's Rainmaker. So he's going to give us a preview of this week's event and what you can expect Jason taking away.
Yeah, thanks, Tyler. Appreciate it. This one is a really interesting event for the PGA core. We get about 40 tournaments a year roughly, so I'm not too worried about it, but it is the only team event a year. So that means that A, GALFER will team up with one other one.
their score will only be one per team. So you can only also roster one of the teammates in every lineup. So there's that little caveat there, you know, where you can't really now put in the best players all together because some of the best players are playing with each other. So there's that little wrinkle this week.
Hard new to the game that may be a little interesting to overcome when making lineups. Certainly, you know, when the draft king's rainmaker's format, you typically can put anybody you want together. But not this week, Tyler. So thought I'd start off with that before we get into any players. This is the Zerge Classic.
in New Orleans, played at TPC Louisiana, a pretty cool course. But one of the great things about this week's Tyler already mentioned that it's a partner event. Well, you can go and get some of these partners a lot cheaper than their other guy. So that's the strategy I'll be using this weekend. I got a few aims to pass over.
to you. Yeah, no, I'd love to hear any tips you have for the week here ahead of the tournament. Yeah, so there's going to be 80 teams this week, 160 golfers to choose from fully, but in the drafting's rain makers, there's only about 100 or so. So first name
I want to talk about is Keith Mitchell. Keith Mitchell is partnering up with a guy named Sungjae in this week and Sungjae is playing some really good golf and is a very consistent golfer where Keith Mitchell is more of your aggressive type. So they've got a really nice combination and if you look at their core prices, Keith Mitchell is going off for about eight
$8 here this week. While Sungjae is going off for about 18, they're going to get the exact same score no matter what happens this week. So if you're looking to play Sungjae M or you're looking to play a couple of guys, certainly turn to Keith Mitchell. You get a really good golfer as a partner. Another one that I want to talk about is Justin Saw. He's partnering with
He's the Gala who was really really come on strong these last couple of weeks and even really the last couple of years You can get his core cards for just $4.50 versus the Gala's $15 so a really great savings there again You're gonna get the same score again this week. So those are two names that I wanted to bring up
got a couple more in that scenario, but Tyler, either those names stick out to you, do you think you're thinking about either? No, I like the arbitrage opportunity there. I definitely wouldn't necessarily have picked up on that as kind of a newbie approach in the game. So that seems like a great strategy. I am curious for the more
or D-Gens out there. Are there any long shots or contrarian plays that you'd be looking at here for this? Yeah, yeah, absolutely. So even even a little bit deeper when you go down the board, you can still find some of these scenarios. So I've got a couple more coming out on my slate breakdown on Lucky Trader.com that'll be coming out probably in the next couple of minutes.
But one of the names on there is a guy named Bo Hossler. He's got a really really good short game Longshot and he's partnering with a guy named Wyndham Clark who's had a really great year and been very consistent. So Hossler's about a fourth of the price of Clark and I think they're a really good Longshot team to compete this week. I've got two
other exact scenarios like that coming out in the article. So check it out in just a bit. Awesome. Well, Jason definitely appreciate that. Folks, if you're interested in golf, if you're interested in draft Kings, random makers, if you're interested in gambling, go check out that article over on Lucky Trader. We're going to start putting this out weekly ahead of all these terms.
tournaments again from Jason. So Jason, Jason, thank you for that. All right, folks. I think we are running out of time. We weren't able to hit the Opepe and P.F.P. So we'll come back to that on Friday when C.T. is back with us because she wrote a beautiful newsletter covering everything Jack is doing here this morning.
make sure we give it due time. So before we drop, what is minting today? We've got a few on the dock and we've got the three years' money at 10 a.m. Eastern. We've got the meme cards by 6529 coming at 11 a.m. Eastern. We've got our blocks presents disconnected by two bouts.
that is coming at 11 a.m. Eastern we've got the Starbucks ASE first store collection we talked about that earlier and then the cyber brokers their mech assembly is happening today. I think definitely the main drop on the docking for today is that Starbucks drop that we talked about earlier in the show. The R-Plocks
is interesting with just about 100 in the supply, but the final rest of the price is zero point to eat, not cheap for where our blocks to liquidity is right now. Alright folks, that is our show for today. We will be back tomorrow at 10 a.m. Eastern. Thanks to our listeners for tuning in. Thanks to my co-hosts, everyone.
Enjoy your Wednesday and let's make it a great day.