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Maven Monday | EP 5 | #RWAs w/ Mavryk Network
Recorded: March 4, 2024 Duration: 1:14:10Space Recording
Full Transcription
Thank you. Thank you. Welcome, welcome, welcome everybody who's just hopping in right now.
We're just testing out the space, making sure she's running, she's live, she's going.
We got Sam coming up.
Sam, can you hear me, brother?
Yeah, yeah, i can hear you
all right let me send you the co-host give you a minute to jump over Thank you. All right.
So as you guys can see from the pins I'm putting up top, we're going to be kind of jumping into lending today.
depends on putting up top we're going to be kind of jumping into lending today uh and you know
maybe talk about you know of course rwas and and maverick network has launched as well so we might
dive a little bit into that and and how that relates to to maven and what's going to happen
in the future um we're currently waiting on our founder alex to get in here so in the meantime
we'll just hang out and vibe sam how you doing today doing good doing good watching this uh woke up to all the
meme coins having gone crazy over the weekend and hitting myself or not taping
into that stuff then just getting to work done to a lot of discord stuff today
from average Network let's go yes there's definitely a lot going on in that Discord, right?
And maybe we'll talk about it.
Maybe we'll talk about it, right?
Why not?
It's just me and you waiting for Alex here.
So, yeah, Maverick.
Maverick launched.
Well, it launched its Twitter, and it launched its Discord, Telegram.
Activities are crazy.
There's a lot of questing going on with the partnership with Commonwealth,
and it is super active.
They've broken a lot of the scenarios they had planned for.
There's way more activity than I thought.
Very good, very pleasant.
Oh, yeah. We have all the best best problems like all the good ones right yeah it's definitely really awesome i know i was up
till what uh one almost two in the morning yesterday just in the discord hanging out i was
having a lot of fun so it's been a blast these last couple days so if you're listening to this
you're not in there yet get in there it's actually a whole lot of fun and and you still have time to if you're
coming from commonwealth you still have plenty of time to get quests done right if you haven't
started so get in there and check that out i should i'll get a i'll get a pin up real quick What else you got going on Sam? Don't stop talking now. How's uh how is living in Dubai?
In our very like first space you had mentioned that you were moving getting
settled in just going dinner month about nothing I think yeah almost a month
geez it's going it's a bit slow it's there's a bunch of stuff they have to
like get set up like a license just really annoying to switch over here at
times that looking for an apartment.
There's so many people that want to move to Dubai.
Doing apartment.
Finally got health insurance.
Working out of the WeWork at the moment.
We'll be on Maverick and Maven.
There's just these ahead.
It's going good.
That's good to hear.
Well, no, it's good to hear, I was going to say.
I don't know how the whole housing or whatever scene is in Dubai.
I know it's hell.
It's absolute hell over here in the States.
Is it, like, expensive relatively?
Like, trying to find an apartment and stuff in Dubai?
Yeah, it depends on where you want to live.
Like, you pretty much need a car here it's uh
is what it is oh i know that feeling i know that feeling all too well uh you know living a couple
miles from the nearest store myself uh it's it's a whole lot of fun and i actually don't have a car
so um oh how a lot of my life is great um but yeah i mean the the states is doing where i'm
heading into spring here so i'm ready for the snow yeah march might still bring us some snow
but right now i basically live on shrek swamp it's just mud on top of mud on top of mud
uh and it's very interesting
jeez yeah i don't want to kill me at all i got i just got a lot of sand here
i was just about to say where's our founder where's our founder? Where's our founder? I posted one APEN.
It doesn't really have a direct link to the Discord,
but it'll give you guys like a view of what's going on
with the Commonwealth Partnership
and like kind of send you on the rabbit hole
you need to go on to learn more about that stuff.
So check that out up top.
And then you also have access.
That's Maverick Network right there.
That's the account.
Give that a follow
and you should find the Discord and telegram right there in
the bio so great okay so first off let's talk about I think let's talk about the
Commonwealth partnership real quick and some things up for people perfect
guys got some quests going on for some questions and missions for Maverick
Network there are some issues with uploading of the missions to Going on for some questions for Maverick Network.
There were some issues with uploading of the missions to Commonwealth, we got that fixed.
The mission for talking about RWAs and DeFi
in that channel on the Maverick Networkick network discord super simple guys just ask questions
answer each other's questions discuss it discuss it and then we'll come along and give out the
ranks won't happen automatically but we'll get to everyone no problem i want to jump in real quick
and say you don't have to like this has been a common misconception and you don't if you go in
you ask a question you engage a little bit you're you're done if that's all you want to do to get
the role right that that's all you need to do to get the role you don't have to stay in the discord
24 7 day in day out until you get the role like um we're doing it manually we're going through
everybody verifying everybody one at a time so So just have a little patience with it.
Yeah.
It's also probably because we want to see the questions that you guys have come up with and answer them, write them down for our own FAQ and kind of engage with you guys.
So this way it's, it does take a bit more time, but then we get to everyone and it's great.
everyone and it's great yes and the faq we talked about this quite a bit like behind the scenes but
we really are going to have one of the coolest most in-depth uh faqs for the maverick network
and hopefully with you know with everybody engaging i can i think i can say with confidence
that when it comes to like rwas we really have like one of the strongest,
most educated community, you know, after all of this is said and done.
And it's, it's amazing to see.
Yeah, I think there's a lot of, there's a whole range of people that are of their
knowledge, which is good to see.
I think we'll get everyone up to, up to par with the rest of us.
Very good.
Also, shout out to Lady Pick Leary and Matrix Code.
Great video you guys did on the Rick and Morty from Maverick Network.
Amazing.
And that little thread you guys did.
Loved it.
The whole team was really happy with it, guys.
Way to go.
Oh, that was amazing.
Sam, if you've got a minute,
if it's on Twitter,
we should find that and get it pinned up top or posted below so people can watch it.
That was really cool.
I don't know how to do that.
All right, I'll go find it in a second.
In the meantime, Crip King,
welcome to the stage, man.
Welcome to the stage.
We're just kind of going over Commonwealth, the partnership, and what King, welcome to the stage, man. Welcome to the stage. Uh, we're just kind of going over Commonwealth, the partnership and what's going on with the discord since this is
the first space we can actually, you know, talk about it. It's all launched now. So,
so welcome. Welcome. I'm going to go find that video. Wait, wait, wait, tell me what's launched.
Uh, cause I'm sorry. Oh, okay. Okay. Let's go. Hell yeah. What's our next steps what do we need to be doing as the participants
and everything uh there is the i don't know if you were part of this but there is the commonwealth
uh free vc fund that they we launched with them they kind of dragged us uh out of stealth
there uh we have we have a partnership with some of their partners from before, and they just decided, okay, we love you guys.
You guys are taking it with us.
So we had to speed up everything for it.
So you do those.
You have a mandatory 45 missions to do, and you earn a spot on the leaderboard.
The more missions you do, the more XP you gain, the higher up in the leaderboard you get, and then you get a share of the pie and of all the projects that pitched in to the
Free VC Fund.
Okay, and then what is
45, I missed
45, what are these
45? Mandatory missions.
And what is that? Oh, missions, missions. Got it,
got it. Okay, good. Like Quest. Okay, perfect.
Yeah. Just
I believe you're in the US, so
I'll DM you how to deal with it
Zeely right?
I'll send you how to deal with it
I don't want to say that out
as I'm endorsing this on a recorded space
The Zeely question
very similar
it's not Zeely
but it's similar.
It's like a new thing.
Okay, I'm always ready for new things.
That's what defines me.
I like to see what I can get my hands into.
So yeah, look forward to that.
Congrats on y'all moving forward.
And I look forward to see how this kind of like sets out.
Definitely. forward and I look forward to see how this kind of like sets out definitely great
Alex is
yeah I'm trying to get him up the call
I've been joining for a while
he is stuck in a meeting
for Maverick Network that
it looks like
it's very promising guys.
I'm not going to get out the details here,
but,
yeah.
Hey guys.
Always good when your founder,
when,
when the founder,
okay.
You're here.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I'm hopped out running to another meeting,
essentially with a bunch of different,
real estate deal makers.
So it's pretty interesting for what we're going to bring to Maverick and it's going
to be integrated as collateral for Maven.
So kind of going through like how tokenization works, why real estate, yield bearing assets,
how do you give loans on chain, showing off what we built with Maven on testnet.
So it's pretty interesting, pretty interesting endeavors that i'm happily love to
dive into welcome welcome man yeah so we we uh you've jumped in as we were talking about um
kind of commonwealth just real quick right and and kind of just going over just going over some
of the confusion right a lot of the questions we've had about it
in the discord so yeah welcome man um it's been an amazing we were talking about earlier it's been
such an amazing uh let's say last week or so maybe not even a week right and it's been definitely
some of the busiest four days i've had and it's it's like all the best problems we could have all
the best ones we could possibly muster. So it's been awesome, man.
And that's a lot.
Thanks to you, Alex, as our founder going to these meetings and doing what you need to do.
So thank you, man.
I mean, it's really my pleasure.
It's something that I love to do, especially when I have to drive back all over back and forth in Florida to speak to different.
I mean, the real estate market here is just booming.
So it's, you got to, you know, it's one thing in terms of the Web3 space.
It's like, oh, on-chain lending.
Oh, great.
That's for DGENs.
But then there's, you know, you got to explain it to like the real movers and shakers of
the TradeFi world and bring them on board.
So, yeah, I'm happily fly around the world and drive across
entire states to do so oh sorry sorry mike's being uh mike's being bad so what are you um
so what are you up to today at your you can't i don't want you to talk too much about the meeting, but give us some alpha. What do you got going on, Alex?
There's a lot of real estate asset managers throughout the US, Europe, developed markets,
at least that we're more connected to.
And they take properties, they buy them.
There's obviously, they have investors, they syndicate these deals to.
So it's a group of investors that come together.
It's sort of like, it's sort of like tokenized real world assets, but they
have 10 investors, not a thousand.
Uh, and then they take that property.
They might renovate it.
They find a tenant, they put together like a 20 year lease and then they, and
then they go and sell it to other investors.
So they might, it might be producing 10% yield when they buy it, and then they and then they go and sell it to other investors so they might it might be producing 10 yield when they buy it but then they find invest they they put together uh like
a 20-year lease and they sell it off at like an eight percent yield to uh um because the essentially
at a 10 yield let's say if it's a 10 million dollar building produces a million dollars a
year it's 10 yield but if you sell it at 12 plus million dollars it means that that million dollars
it brings in is really an
8% yield. So you kind of like, you ensure that the, not only is the real estate,
um, in good condition, there's a whole bunch of different due diligence things,
but then you, you put in essentially, uh, you put in, I lost my train of thought.
As they're calling out to me, but you put in, uh, you ensure that there's
revenue flows off it by bringing in a tenant and you can sell it at a slightly higher price.
This is guaranteed income for the next 20 years. So, uh, guys, I actually might need to jump off
in a few minutes. I'm gonna go on mute for a second. Oh my God. Let's go. Kirk King. What
do you think about that? 20, 20 years of passive income. That's, that's exactly what I'm looking.
I'm telling you, man, I'm getting excited because,
but I'm also getting FOMO. I'm like, man, like, don't like, I need to make sure I do these missions. I need to make sure I told you what my goal is. I want to get early on all this stuff. So
yeah, that makes me very excited. And it, and I'm surprised at how quick this is all coming
together, you know, cause we were just like a week ago talking about, you know, like kind of like still working on it. And then y'all are already making all these
great announcements. So yeah, I'm looking forward, man. Just start on these missions and then make
sure to get everything in line. But yeah, big congrats, man. Like this is moving way faster
than I realized it was going to. to oh I would say it's moving faster
than we definitely planned uh we're really going now um and it's like Sam said it's really thanks
to Commonwealth uh pushing us to do so and when it comes to the quests um not even all of the 45
mandatory quests have been posted, to my knowledge.
So you still have time to get in there and get it all completed.
I believe we have over a week left of the campaign.
So definitely check it out, man.
And everybody who think you might have missed out so far, you haven't.
Get in there for sure.
Okay, real quick, just to clear it up.
That mission announcement is going to be in Maven and Maverick?
Or where do we find it?
Is there a certain thing to look at?
They have a website.
Go to Join Commonwealth.
They're on Twitter.
They have a website where you can go and log in and you can go see all the missions and do all of them.
There's a whole bunch of options there. There's whole uh dashboard for it and a leaderboard also um yeah
and is it posted in the discord though like because if i just go there how would i know
that i'm pulling up your is there only one mission at their website you'll see it okay you'll see it
yeah yeah it's really awesome and that being said um there's other missions on there right there's a
couple different um you know partners joining up with commonwealth so when you're done if you're
done with maverick missions and you're waiting for more check out those other guys they're
also really awesome too yeah you gotta if you want the if you want to get the most of the free funds
airdrop then you need to do missions you need to build up your XP, which includes doing Maverick's missions, but then also missions for quests for other platforms as well.
Because we're not the only project that's in the fund.
I think there's 15 others.
It's a total of $2.4 million.
I know the guys really well from a long time before, from everything that we were building at Maven. And so it only made sense that we collaborate for everything that
we're building with Maverick, Maven launching as the flagship lending platform on the Maverick
network. So it's a lot of these meetings that we're taking now. Sorry, I had to go for a minute
because they were walking out of the building. We're running off to our next meeting. But a lot
of the meetings that we're having now, it's not just, you know, everybody thinks like, oh, you need to,
you know, that's a long story on that. I'm not going to dive into those details. I got a minute,
but you know, we want to onboard as many parts of the traditional real estate world on chain.
And it requires a lot of education to the traditional real estate guys. Because right
now what the industry is doing is they're kind of building things out in a way that like, you know, the Web3 world thinks.
But if you want mainstream adoption, you need to integrate the Web2.
They're not even Web2.
These deals are paper.
This is not Web2.
This is not Web1.
These are paper deals for the most part.
And so it's my job to bridge the analog world to the digital.
And that being Web3.
Alex, before you go into meeting, how are you feeling like with the progress and everything?
What's your personal feeling on it?
Well, the number one feeling I got right now is jet lag and a little bit of sunburn in Miami.
But the progress is great.
You know, it's a slow but steady race but thankfully steady and
as you you kind of learn uh through different experiences in life uh slow is smooth and smooth
is fast so it's um you know you get deals that go through you get deals that that don't go through
but the point being is the right partners and also what they bring to the table. So it's, um, you know, when it comes to tokenized real estate,
to me, the, the, the low hanging fruit is yield bearing assets. So you buy a token and you just
get paid directly to your non-custodial wallet. You hold that asset. It goes up in price, just
like real estate does all the time. You'll typically most assets on chain won't have a,
um, a mortgage on them, but then that's why we've got Maven. So you can take your hotel tokens, your multifamily housing tokens, your tokenized hospitals or care centers tokens, put them into Maven as collateral and then take a loan, which is effectively like a mortgage.
Except for that, you got to buy it outright and then you get the mortgage afterwards.
Yeah, I'm excited.
I'm excited, man.
I got some more questions, but I mean, they're tech, they're kind of technical. And so it's, I know you've got to go into meetings. So did you
want to say anything else before I ask Sam and Theo's those technical questions?
Okay, I'm good right now. I got a bit of a drive actually so i'm gonna be with you guys
for just a little bit longer okay so my question um earlier somebody was asking in the in the maverick
maverick um discord so because like i think a lot of times when we look at these things
we're thinking nfts and then we think about like i can get kind of like, if I lose my seed phrase, let's say I'm brand new to the space and, you know, I'm kind of dumb, not saying dumb, but like lack of education, whatever. I lose my seed phrase to my security RWA. Am I thinking like NFT wrong? Like, because this is a security, so wouldn't the wallets kind of look different than, let's say, a, I don't know.
Like I said, this is just a general question I had because I think we keep on associating everything to where NFTs work.
And I don't know if it's going to be the same with RWAs because they are a straight-up security as far as that is concerned, you know?
as far as that is concerned, you know?
So after the CW campaign is over,
we're going to start leaking the images of the Maverick wallet,
which include the Maverick Pro wallet.
And the Pro wallet is a non-custodial wallet that is KYC.
So, I mean, these are securities, like you said,
so you have to go through KYC.
They're regulatory compliant.
And, yeah, you have to think of them differently.
We built an RWA token contract that supports both non-fungible tokens.
They're not NFTs, actually.
They're just fungible tokens with no decimals after them, in a way.
But we have fungible tokens and non-fungible tokens with no decimals after them in a way, but we have fungible tokens and non-fungible tokens because different jurisdictions require different compliance rules.
Some allow fractionalization of stock, some don't.
So our RWA token contract supports both, but the NFT that you're thinking of, if you think about the way NFTs is way nfts is art works you you buy one nft and you own that piece of art that one piece of art it doesn't really
work for homes because then you have to fractionalize the nft so you're kind of like okay
this is just a token with extra steps right so the token contract represents the entire
asset and there might be a million tokens and if you own 100 000 you own 10 of the asset
be a million tokens and if you own 100 000 you own 10 of the asset um or there are a hundred thousand
non-fungible tokens a million non-fungible tokens and you can earn you can own one token full out
you can't own 1.5 so it's uh it it's a little bit of a different take on nfts but it's sort of like
having serialized stock you own stock number one two three four five etc if that makes uh that
helps you understand.
Yeah, it does.
I mean, the biggest thing, like you said, is, because that's what I was saying is like,
I think we got to decouple the way we kind of look at some of this stuff.
Because it's, you know, new, new, it's a new introduction of, like you said, securities,
different stuff like that.
So yeah, that's what, okay.
So we wait to see what the Maverick wallet looks like.
But that's what I thought. I was like, see what the Maverick wallet looks like, but that's what I thought.
I was like, I think we need to think about this a little different, but I didn't know.
I didn't know for sure until, you know, I asked this question right now.
And that's, that's what we're here for.
As I get into a blisteringly hot black car.
I need to run the AC.
So I'm not looking forward to Dubai summers.
Miami is very close to being like that.
But yeah, it's just a matter of we'll start showing you. We actually kind of show the RWAs as a similar fashion to how NFTs are shown.
You know, you see the image of the, of the asset you,
there's a description in the metadata and, um, and you can, well,
we should start leaking some of that, Sam.
And Sam can also go into a bit of that when I'm, when I'm off the,
when I'm off the call as well, or while I'm on,
I have some plans for it. Brilliant. So, uh, you, you,
basically you lock you like sign into your wallet.
We're building it.
First stage is with seed phrases.
Second stage comes out with MPC.
So you just log in with your email and password.
And you essentially have your investment portfolio in a non-custodial wallet.
So no one can manipulate your tokens.
No one can, you know, kind of like what happened with Celsius and FTX you never had custody of your assets they did
something with it in the back end and you ended up getting screwed we're
building a system fully on chain as as all the promises blockchain has given us
but not executed on Theo, can you hear us?
Yeah.
Yeah, Theo's having some
tactical difficulties at the moment.
Messaging about it.
You got a Twitter can't handle
when you get a phone call
when you're hosting the space it screws up the whole uh the whole thing so like yeah he got
called in the middle of the space and now yeah i wanted to just go like twitter can't handle the
truth but seeing how uh elon musk runs it definitely can so So let me ask you, are y'all, is it at the stage where we can talk, like, I still have that question, like, are y'all building y'all's own blockchain or are y'all still working on that?
You know, like, is that to come later on?
So that's that's exactly everything that we've got for the for the Maverick calls or with Maven.
It's about the DeFi lending data and how we bring that data on chain.
But yes, we are building our own blockchain called the Maverick Network.
And Maven will launch as a lending, borrowing, and data decentralized app on top of the Maverick Network.
And everything we tokenize on Maverick gets essentially those tokens, those real estate-backed tokens,
tokenize on Maverick gets essentially those tokens, those real estate back tokens or insurance
link security back tokens or bond back tokens will be available to use in Maven as collateral
to borrow against.
So you would take like a hotel token, put it into a vault on Maven, your dividends from
the hotel get put into the, get sent to the vault, right?
Because technically the vault is the owner of the hotel at that point, but it's connected to your wallet. So only you control it. So that's kind of, we're vertically
integrating these things with the layer one network so that it's an easier mainstream user,
consumer experience for buying real world assets and then also borrowing against them and then
also managing your own portfolio. And that's the importance of the Maverick network. Because if you look at
the RWA space right now, it's so fragmented. It's like Linux. Technically, you could build
anything you want, just like on the Samsung Android. But Apple gives you this ability.
Apple kind of like streamlines that for you. So it's just easier to use and easier to interoperate.
And in the end of the day, you can actually be more productive because you've been giving this curated experience.
And that's what we're building with the Maverick Network and Maven.
Man, y'all doing it all.
Like I told you, this is what I was here for, you know.
So, like, I'm glad I was early.
And I saw the excitement the other day in the chat, like that was going wild. Like, so no, this is it, you know,
like, so yeah, man, much congrats. And, uh, I look forward to learning, you know, all the steps,
the next, uh, uh, you know, the next journey of like where we, you know, how to be early in some
stuff. But, uh, are y'all decoupling these spaces?
Because you were talking about like Maverick.
Are you going to do still Mondays and what, Thursdays?
Yeah, we're going to have two separate spaces.
One specifically for the Maven Finance.
And Maven Finance is DeFi.
Then another greater one for the Maverick Network.
We're just also right now taking advantage of CW
and Maven Finance's space now to do it now
to kind of monopolize.
Can you tell me a little more about Commonwealth?
I don't know.
I haven't like, I've heard of them like,
you know, just very briefly,
but like, what are they?
What is their caveat and stuff?
Sam, if you can answer the Commonwealth thing, I just wanted to address something that you said before.
They're separate products.
The Maverick Network is a layer one blockchain.
Maven Finance is a full DAO.
None of this.
It's a DAO in theory.
And really the dev team controls it no we did the hard part in
building Maven that is fully DAO controlled court like the corporate governance of a bank basically
exists for Maven all on chain there are separate tokens there are separate products Maven will live
on top of the Maverick blockchain and the MVN token holders for Maven fully control the DAOs
business model smart contract upgrades we built essentially on-chain corporate governance, and that is fully run, controlled, and also
in terms of economic flows through the Maven token and the DAO.
And then there's the Maverick token for the Maverick blockchain, and that's like your
layer one blockchain.
That's your Tezos.
That's your NIR, your Multiverse X,
your Ethereum in a sense,
where applications live on top of them.
So it's, you know, we're an evolution in a way,
but it's, we started as the finance DAP and we had all this BD and products
to bring onto a blockchain.
And we said to ourselves, you know what guys,
like if we're going to build out this entire ecosystem, we need a we need to build out this entire consumer stack
And so they're just they're separate products, but they're related
Sweet that's the and that's what I like because I know they have to be you know separate products and you know like that's where
now um none of these tokens have been available to buy at this moment.
Like no DAO tokens, none of them are available, right?
Well, we've had some private placements, obviously.
But right now they're not available to the public yet.
We've got quite... I don't know if ways is talking over me but I've got like you know
navigation stuff going on in the background but we've got a incentivized
testnet that's gonna come out for the Maverick Network and that's one way to
get involved with early tokens as well and um and we've got a pretty interesting kind of like a multi-layered
air incentivized testing and airdrop that'll be happening and then we're actually rebuilding
mavens go to market for the public uh availability of that token um to match that sweet yeah because
like i don't know if y'all are gonna do any but like, I don't know if y'all are going to do any,
but like, it would be cool also if y'all did like during that, like during any of these incentive
times, also like referrals, you know, like, I don't know if y'all are going to do referrals
and stuff like that. Cause that would be pretty cool as well because I've been seeing like,
you know, that's like, yeah, yeah. Go for it. It's something that's in our, that we're planning on, we're planning through.
We are working on a whole plan for the incentive ice testnet.
Now really to maximize it and get people to, many people to join and to take part in the ecosystem,
help test out the economics of the chain that we're building.
If you look at the protocol charging and the liquidity mining and how that works with tokens vested and how we want that to integrate with the validators voting on it and
to spread to DAPs that launch on it. So we have this, we have a whole plan that we're working
on and referral codes is part of it. Sweet. Yeah. Because that's the, like, you know, a lot of
people, like, for instance, like when they hear hackathons, they're like, oh, I'm not educated
to do that. And they don't even try. And like some of those like don't even need a lot of like technical coding experience.
So like it's good if you have like started like me being an educator that I'm there to be able to like, hey, guys, don't worry about like these words you hear.
you hear, go in there and just test, you know, like, so yeah, that'll be awesome to see that
Go in there and just test, you know, like so, yeah, that'll be awesome to see that come out.
come out. And you know, when it comes to referrals, you know, the referrals part is about building a
network of users and community that have access to the blockchain and have access to Maven Finance
and have access to the tokenized real estate that we bring on chain hackathons is not for building a, a, a, a community of users,
but rather a community of developers.
Um, and so yes, those will be important, but it's, it's a different element of.
It's a different element of building.
And I think there's, in my opinion, in this world, there's an over emphasis,
Sam's going to kill me.
There's a little bit of an over emphasis on developers a bit and not
as much an emphasis on building teams. And so these hackathons that occur, we really need to
focus on them building, not just technology, but technology that fits a purpose and technology
that also is, is packaged as an actual product. And the DAO is still a product, even if it's not
centralized, but you know, we need to be building developers and entrepreneurs with venture capital is packaged as an actual product. And the DAO is still a product, even if it's not centralized.
But, you know, we need to be building developers with entrepreneurs, with venture capital,
with graphic designers.
And I think it'd be really interesting
to have hackathons where it's not just,
oh, cool, like we put together these smart contracts
and it does X, Y, Z.
But, hey, we got all these graphic designers,
these entrepreneurs, there's venture capital
and investors there too.
And you actually end up having like actual products and teams to launch
those products that comes out of those hackathons. But again, that's on the DAP building side of
things where referral codes is equally as important, but on the user base side of things,
you know, who's going to end up buying these real estate backed tokens, who's going to go deploy them as, let's say, as collateral
into Maven and take loans, or who's going to run satellites on Maven to control the
banking platform.
And that's where those referrals and incentivize testnet and that force multiplier of building
a community comes into play.
Yeah, not only that, but you just said like all these different, like there's different
layers, right?
You might not be interested in doing this, but there's that, you know, like, so that
is also, or you would just do everything, you know, and you sweep it all up.
Like, so that's where strategy, I love this stuff.
Cause like strategy comes into place where it's like, what do I, how, how much do I want to be, uh, encapsulated in all this? And then what am I
going to take advantage of, you know? And so, yeah, that's, this is the year of learning to
me in my head. This is the year of learning new technology, new standards, new ways of how this
space is moving forward. think we're we're turning
that corner where it's like it's going to be a different era and how quick you catch on or you
know hang on is going to be important so yeah i love all that i want to jump in real quick and
just kind of let everybody know down below just in case it wasn't like kind of made clear or whatever.
If you have questions about Maverick or the CW quests or just kind of want to jump in and say hi
because we're talking on Discord, but you never really get to hear our voice,
send an invite. We'll bring you up.
Completely agree. Whoever wants to come up, come up and ask a question we're friendly we don't bite
hey alex did you did you sorry i'm getting feedback uh did you see the uh pfp i made for
sam like uh he put it on so yeah that was the pfp i made for i think that's hilarious because it kind of looks like a, like a, like a, almost like a Brad Pitt slash Blade Runner character.
Um, and I, I'm sure Sam is extremely happy about that because we just watched Brad Pitt.
So, uh, not Brad, we just watched Brad Pitt.
That's awkward.
Uh, we just watched Blade Runner with the guy from the notebook and I'm blanking on his name.
Um, Ryan Gosling.
Yes. Uh, so yeah, I think that was actually pretty cool, but really anybody down below really, please feel free to
come up, ask questions that, you know, these, these spaces are not just here for us to talk
to you, but for us to answer questions, dive into details, think of them as like chill fun laid-back amas and discussion
channels so yeah and if anybody real quick if anybody does rwas is real world assets uh it's
the next step that we're gonna see coming around uh so like if y'all have any questions like
don't hesitate and there is no bad questions.
Definitely come up and ask.
We know you guys got questions because we see them all in the Discord.
You know how it happens, right?
The questions come once they see incentives are there.
They're like, oh my goodness, now I can actually make. Any question is not a bad question.
Come on up. We're excited about this.
I am.
That being said, we have our God who has come up to talk to us.
Go right ahead, man.
Jump right in if you can.
I'll always get to your hands, but you don't have to use hands.
You can jump in.
There's just a couple of us.
I'm sorry.
I'm kind of used to orders here.
So I get to follow orders.
So my question here is, so if you're considering assets, right,
is this going to be location-based?
You know, there are places in the world around the world
that are not so into Web3 yet,
and how do you intend to onboard them into this?
Alex?
Alex, are you going to let you take that one?
I was just about to say, you guys have an answer.
Is Alex in a meeting uh it might be okay um per the different
like everywhere in the world has different regulations and laws that apply for its
jurisdictions uh some of the more prominent ones are ones in the US. And there are a bunch of securities laws that we will need to abide by and we plan on abiding by.
Over time, the goal is to start in one place and then branch out, slowly but surely building adoption in those places and then branching out to new jurisdictions, different markets.
It will take time. But with this kind of thing, it's not everyone waits to see who
dips their toe in first and then they'll follow. So we just got to show that it's a model that
works and we have what it takes to show that it's a model that works. So we're going to do that and
then we'll a little bit show the dominoes will that works. So we're going to do that, and then we'll show the dominoes, we'll just follow.
And then we'll bring on more and more
states and jurisdictions.
Yeah, that's kind of what I was going to get into,
right? I mean,
we can't really control
the regulations of every country, right?
We can just do our best we can
to follow all the rules.
And another thing that we,
even if you do follow all the rules. And another thing that we, even if you do follow all the rules,
regulation changes constantly.
So yeah, we're just gonna do the best we can
one step at a time.
And I think as far as adoption is concerned,
we're in like technology wise,
we're in a copycat model, right?
Where it's like, if you look at all technology,
it comes out and then it's kind
of the race to zero where people are trying to copy, but do it in a kind of like, you know,
the gas station across the street type model where, so like, I think you show by, are you
adopt by proof? Meaning that if something works, then people want to get on board, you know, like,
and that's, that's what I've saw with other models, you know, like, and, and it's happening over and over for 20 years now.
So I think technology is good, products, good standards, good people want to jump on board.
Yeah, for sure.
Completely.
All right, God, did that answer your question?
Yeah. Do you want some answer your question? Yeah.
Do you want some more explainer?
Yeah, I did.
I know for one that this will be a challenge, but it's going to look like how, what's called
what's called, what's my favorite crypto crypto allies at first nobody really wanted it and now that but then gradually
people are beginning to accept it and so I definitely think yes to take some time but
then with the adoption of crypto I know it will be to help us to reach the adoption also
so yeah I just thought maybe there was a plan for that.
Yeah, for sure. Also look at it this way. Like this is the, this is the perfect market to get into real world assets.
The Bitcoin ETF just happened at the beginning of the year.
BlackRock is intent on tokenizing half the world,
I'm assuming just from the statements they made.
They want to tokenize real with assets.
That's what they think the future is.
That's what we think the future is.
They also, frankly, own most of the world.
So they'll just push everyone to do this kind of thing.
So it's the right time to do it.
It's not too early.
It's definitely not too late.
We're in the prime time to tackle it.
Yeah, we got this.
Let's go.
There you go. If anybody else has any questions, feel free to come up.
Come up. We have about 15
minutes left of the space.
Maybe a little extra
depending on what Sam got going on, but we're
going to try to keep it around
the one hour mark.
If you have any more questions, please come up.
And then I wanted to touch a little bit on...
Theo.
Go ahead.
I just had one.
I just wanted Sam to touch on Commonwealth a little bit.
Just what...
Basically, they're a great platform they're offering.
What they call is a free VC fund.
It's where users complete a bunch of missions, 45 mandatory across 15 or so projects.
There are way more than 45 missions to complete, though.
You compete on a leaderboard.
More missions you do, the more XP to hire you up on the leaderboard.
And then that is divided up.
The rewards there are divided up for different sections of the leaderboard
for their airdrop of the wealth token that then leads to a share of the earnings
off of the pot of the VC fund, which are tokens that a bunch of these different projects
put in. So Maverick
put into this free
VC fund some of the
NVRK tokens.
Sweet, sweet, sweet. Okay, perfect.
Yeah, no, that's all
for me. I mean, like I said, I'm
excited this week and
I'm going to start these missions up and
try to get through every single one and yeah i look forward to this it's gonna be fun like
i'm telling you like that's where for me like even for if it's a it's a longer mass adoption
i'm the type you know like i've always said this and i'm the same way with nfts and the crypto
world i want mass adoption to kind of stay this is just my personal
opinion stay as far away as it can for now while i accumulate right like because as soon as like
it comes i have i'm probably gonna be at the end of my accumulation states because it's gonna
increase so high right like so just like btc you you have, we had like almost a year and a half to accumulate. And now everybody's like, I want it to go down so I can accumulate more. And I'm
like, dude, that time's passed kind of, hopefully it's passed. So like, that's the same way. Look
at RWAs. If I find the right ones early enough before they come, then I'm not going to have that
same mistake with BTC where I'm hearing people like, I hope it dips.
So now I can get back in. It's like, no, I've already been playing since the start. And that's another thing for me is if I dollar cost from the start, I'm at a good thing rather than later on
down the road, it hits a spike and I'm trying to like throw a big bag at it because I didn't
do my due diligence the whole way through. So yeah,
I have visions for everything and my vision is very specific on this. So I'm excited.
Oh, and let's be honest too. What we've seen tends to be a thing. Black swans do happen.
I'm not a financial advisor. But from what I've seen, the lowest of the low where everybody was accumulating was actually like one of the high points of like 2018.
Right.
So it's all a matter of perspective and where you are as a person.
Are you ready to to to jump in?
Yeah, a little caveat there.
Right. Right. Great thing. Yeah, a little caveat there, right?
Right, Greg King?
Yeah, definitely.
But no, that's exactly right.
It's like, but this is the time right now,
like it's in my head, it's pre-launch, right?
So it's like, if you are in the audience
and you still have questions,
these are the perfect times to jump in the disc boards,
ask them and start to get this education going.
Because I think if you already know NFTs, you already pretty much kind of know a little bit.
It's just the part of trying to, like, train your brain to understand that this could be just a tad bit different.
So how is it going to be? And that's where like that's what I'm doing right now.
So how is it going to be? And that's where like that's what I'm doing right now.
I'm digging into not only the specifics of how this is relatable, but also how it decouples as well.
Oh, I totally agree. I mean, even for, let's say, Bitcoin specifically, the longest running one's been out since 2008.
It's still a great time to get into there and ask questions if you don't know, right?
It's just like it's always going to be a great time to get into a new technology.
It's just always going to be, whether it's crypto, AI is another good one everybody's talking about right now.
It's always just a good time to be, what do they call it, on the bleeding edge of this stuff.
Learning, always learning and kind of being ahead of the curve.
Yeah, I've always said that if I can.
So my philosophy is if I can learn this good enough where I can teach it to someone else,
then I'm ready to start investing, you know, like, but until I can learn this,
until I'm good enough to teach someone somewhere else. That's my education part. So like,
and that's how I've looked at every part of, uh, of, of the space is like, okay, I find something
that's interesting. I become as curious as I can be. And then I gobble up all the information on
it. And then I start to talk to others about it. And then eventually I'm good enough where I can
start to dip my toes in so like yeah that's
what I'm in the consumption phase right now where it's like I'm consuming as much technical
knowledge I can about RWA so when the time happens I'm gonna be fully prepared you know
yeah another note on RWA is we're all still learning. We're still defining this term, I think. So if anybody
says they're an expert on it, they're lying.
It's a term that's been around for a term that's been around for a long time in the
Web2 space. But it's not really been known as real world assets because it's just their
assets. In the crypto space, it's been, it's relatively new because they're like, okay, let's bring
something, let's bring something from the real world onto the digital world.
How do we do that?
Okay, we're tokenizing these assets.
Okay, but how do we differentiate them from digital assets and NFTs and monkey JPEGs,
all that.
So real world assets, because that's what they are.
It's just this, it's this new terminology that's to the crypto space that's coming on
board, but it's something that everyone intuitively knows what it is and has known it for their
whole life because they've interacted with it their whole life.
It's just now going to have a tokenized form to it.
So is the word fidgetal is now rwa's new word for fidget or is there even
a little separation of those two terms in your mind as well what term is that fidget yeah have
you ever that's what they that's what see that's what they nicknamed in the nft space between
non-fungibles and fungibles they would call fungibles
fidgetals uh and it was to make up something you knew every week exactly and it was kind of i think
it was a play on like uh our gotchi and stuff like that so they started using fidgetals but
even for that i thought what they were doing is they were i didn't like it because I never want the NFT itself to be a, just like the
form of receipt, you know?
Like, so I was getting the, at that time I saw what they were doing.
What they were doing was trying to use the popularity of NFTs to kind of like do something
that wasn't really good for the whole part of everything.
But so like now that it's, cause like, this is different, you know, when you got to if I if I've got a basketball compared to a real estate property, those are not like, you know,
two things that, you know, they still need to be decoupled, you know, and this the fidget thing was
kind of like, that's a teddy bear. So it could be a fidget. It's like, no, there's no real value
behind that unless people are trading it. But like, so yeah, I see even more of a separation where it's actually like tangible, securitized
like money makers compared to just like a, what do you call like a beanie bear, you know,
like that's just doing it because they want a receipt, you know.
And that's where I was nervous about is people
back then were trying to turn nfts into receipts instead of just like something that keeps the
value of everything else still going up behind it you know because there's a domino effect of
certain things you know i think fidgetals was like a was a was a nft that represent ownership over a physical item. It was a mashup between
physical and digital.
The name Fidgital
just on any human anthropological
level does not sound like
a good word.
It's just unappealing
beyond an imaginable measure.
They kind of were RWAs though,
in their own way.
In their own way, yeah. Look, I think that the NFT space is interesting because there's the technology and
then there's how it was used. And they're two separate, two separate items and agendas. But
what I do think is that NFTs will have a, you know, cause Kripking, you touched on this of
like a receipt. Uh, I do think that NFTs will serve a longer term purpose in the sense of a certificate of ownership
over a physical item, which is kind of like, you know, a, uh, it's kind of like a receipt or a
tokenized RWA. Well, a bond is a loan. So it's not, um, it's not like a bond, but it's more like,
I like to use this thing all the time because I'm a big F1 fan.
So Max Verstappen, I'm not going to talk about the Bahrain GP because I didn't see that yet.
And it was on Saturday and I was totally expecting Sam to text me it was on Saturday.
Oh, you didn't.
You don't want me to talk about the race?
I will leave this call so fast if you talk about the Bahrain GP right now. So if Max, who typically ends up winning now
in the last couple of years,
he wins the Abu Dhabi GP, for example,
and he's got his race-worn racing suit or his helmet, okay?
And he signs his helmet and Red Bull Racing auctions it off.
So, you know, you've got this helmet,
but, you know, anybody can produce a helmet.
Anybody can fake a signature. So how do you know that this helmet that you're buying in
some random store from a sports memorabilia shop is really the one that was worn by Max
and sold by the team? So you issue alongside the helmet, the issuing, like the person who
actually deploys the token contract for the NFT, who who mints it kind of like how the artist mints the
tokens uh well kind of creates the tokens um is red bull racing's wallet address and they issue
this nft that represents the ownership over the helmet when you buy that helmet you get the nft as
as a certificate of authenticity you see that it was issued by Red Bull. And when you go and sell it from that memorabilia shop
to another buyer and that buyer sells it to someone else
five years later down the line,
he also transfers the certificate of ownership, NFT,
alongside with the helmet.
That I think is a massive, massive industry
in order to prevent fraud
across the sports memorabilia field.
I agree. And it's also going to create job, uh, some more jobs as well. Uh, I think that
they're going to need to be people there. So like, that's what I look at certain things too,
is like, do we create new, even completely new jobs, you know, like, and this will,
this will definitely do that. And, uh, and so, yeah, uh, I agree, like, and this will, this will definitely do that. And,
and so, yeah, I agree. And like I said, I didn't want things to look at, like, like you said,
it's not, not a receipt, but more of a certificate, authenticity, that is more of a contract. And then
on those, like, you know, you start calling these, you know, what they actually are,
smart contracts within contracts, within contracts, contracts like then they'll look at it more as a valuable item than just you know
like i hate the word receipt you know like so because people think of receipts they think
throwing things away and it's like no the this is the valuable part of the whole uh the whole
transaction you know and so yeah i love that oh even paper receipts these are
receipts you want to keep yeah i don't think people realize paper like how valuable a receipt is um
especially in a digital world think about the web2 world and all the different things that they have
done with the paper receipt you get you scan them you get points in an app you get amazon gift cards
you do all this stuff.
The surveys on these receipts, there's a lot that has been done to this paper receipt, and that's paper.
So think of all the possibilities of a digital receipt, right?
It's kind of interesting when you really actually sit and think about it.
Totally agree. Well, I also think it's interesting because like with it,
you know, you typically tend to get receipts on stuff that are not assets that you buy,
but liabilities or products that you're purchasing. So if you go to, if you go buy on Amazon,
a, or let's say an in-person store, cause that's where you get a physical receipt. If you go to Best Buy and buy a TV and you get that receipt,
that's your proof of ownership that you bought that TV.
But it only really matters within the period of time you have to return that item
when it comes to consumer goods because you don't really need to prove three months later,
oh, this TV that's hanging on my wall is mine.
That's just not the world that we live in where you know like that's gonna come
up to be contested but on an on an asset on an item that is an asset you will
need to prove that ownership and so we typically don't tend to use receipts
there but certificates of ownership you know I'm not gonna get into it too much
but actually you know I'm from a few, everybody knows their rough areas of their neighborhood, right?
And, you know, maybe proving that you own that TV three years after it's been on your wall, you know, there might be some justification there.
Well, if that TV is taken from you, there's no real way to find it anyways.
So one thing, there's actually things that companies have done to try to fix this actual issue.
And like, say, the PlayStations and the Xboxes, you got to register them, right?
So if something happens to it and it disappears, well, it doesn't matter how many years go by.
If that VIN is found at a pawn shop or something like it's that's yours that's your playstation um now that doesn't really
that's separate from the receipt but again think of what we could do if all this was like you know
made better well that that's because you know's like, there's a last few years,
the production lines, supply lines,
and how expensive these PlayStations and Xboxes have become.
They're almost like, I mean, they are liabilities.
They are a consumer good, but they've almost turned into these,
like a lot of consumer goods have turned into assets these days and they just don't have enough then there was covid and stuff comes out over covid
there's not enough supply and then you want to get your hands on a playstation everyone's like
stealing them to resell so uh in a way that consumer good is almost turned into an asset
pokemon cards um so excited for it yeah pokemon cards though 100 i mean i got a box of pokemon
cards i gotta look through.
We could probably, like, I don't know, tokenize my Pokemon collection.
We could bankroll a year of development on your Pokemon cards, probably.
Yeah, we should look through that box, Sam.
But anyways, Aragods has got a question.
And we'll take that question.
If anybody else wants to come up as well, please feel free.
Let us know.
Aragaz, go ahead.
And then Alex,
I got one pinned up top for you as well.
Yeah, mine is exactly a question.
I was just thinking while you're talking,
I think for now,
maybe there's no sense of detecting when something is stolen but i think
um the future we don't know i do i think in the short time um that will be able to be um that
will be able to uh we'll be able to kind of like prove that um maybe there's something stolen on
on chain or something like that and that could happen and then secondly um something about
nft it's about royalty i mean there's something that we enjoy um from royalty so regardless of
how long uh something you've created sits on the blockchain and it's been distributed you will
always have royalty which um where you mentioned we get more jobs
and so i feel i feel like i should mention this because you it's like continuous stream of earning
forever you know even if you're dead so that's um when you the first part of what you're talking
about is more referring to um putting the ownership of like a lot of things on chain and that would require more so like smart devices.
And there are, I've personally invested into IoT platforms
that do put smart devices interconnected on chain.
And that's somewhere that also, again,
dives into the whole tracking of ownership
on chain for IoT devices.
It can be refrigerator, TV or whatnot.
When it comes to royalties we've actually got like I can't go into this but when it comes to
onboarding real estate into the on-chain world we do have an
incentivization mechanism for these traditional owners in which is operates a
bit like a time-based royalty I will go into that
stuff later perhaps on a maverick call or on a joint venture Twitter space but
there will there there will be some forms of that but when it comes to our
WAs and royalties there's not really royalties on our WAs because it's an
asset you you buy it and sell it you earn dividends on it you borrow against it etc um the question
pinned on top if i could read this and you know uh at the time driving let's see rw nfts liquid
say once i own can i sell percentage energy all on chain um so that kind of merges that nft space like let's just not assume it's
an nft for now but the rwa tokens that you have you'll be able to trade lend stake borrow against
on chain so there's a common misconception that just because you tokenize something that means
immediate liquidity like bitcoin and that's a misconception that I like to, you know, dispel. There will be increased liquidity relative to a, let's call it, you know,
if you want to sell your house on the market and you want to put it up for a million dollars,
let's say, you know, it could sit there for a while at a million dollars, depending on the
market conditions, where you are, et cetera. So there, but if you're trying to sell like $50,000
of it, there will be increased liquidity for that
in either a DEX, which is something that we're building or a OTC smart contract,
which operates similarly to an NFT exchange actually. Uh, so there will be increased liquidity,
but that doesn't mean that you can just all of a sudden liquidate your position overnight like
Bitcoin. And I think that's an inherent misunderstanding of the nature of illiquid assets.
Real estate is an illiquid asset.
And we have to understand that while there will be increased liquidity, it's not a, you
know, oh, look, I can just go sell $10 million of my building in one second.
Eventually we'll get there.
Don't get me wrong.
But it's as a growing industry it
requires you know well growth it'll take take a little bit of time to get to that full liquidity
at every moment um i don't know if uh you and our god realize it but you really did just kind of
break down the what is different about an nft and anWA, and they're not the same thing, right?
I think that his question and your answer to Ian's question,
I think that really solidified there's a huge difference here, right?
And one of the great things about NFTs is royalties,
and we'll continue to talk about that in spaces in the future
when there's more nft um stuff going
on on maverick right uh right now we're just focusing on on rwas which is yeah something
totally different well there's you know there's also like royalty rights so for example i think
the the tv show friends makes one or two billion dollars a year in in fees for reruns and they pay those those royalty fees back to the different people who own the royalty rights.
And, you know, some of the you know, I think there's five actors from the show or more.
Forgive me. I was I grew up on Seinfeld rather than Friends.
But there are royalties on the rights to film and the rights to music, etc.
And the artists get paid back over time, similar to how there's royalties on NFTs.
So those NFT rights, those royalty rights can be tokenized as an RWA.
And so let's say, for example, you can get, you can own $10,000 worth of the royalty tokens for friends.
And every single time that income flows in for showing friends on TV around the world would flow to those token holders.
And that's and you want to talk about like liquidity for RWAs and NFTs, royalty rights, etc.
The liquidity for royalties is is atrociously low. You typically just end up
buying it outright, holding it and getting paid. But you want to go sell that, you've got to go
find an individual buyer that'll buy it. When you tokenize it, put it on chain, fractionalize
the ownership of it, you can now actually sell off 5% of what you own from the royalty.
And then essentially you get liquidity trading.
You can provide it as like yield on a, on a RWA decks, which is something
that we're building.
I'll talk about that on the Maverick calls.
Um, so yeah, there will be, or even talk about liquidity, use it, you know,
as a Maven call, you can take your royalty RWA tokens, put them into a
vault on Maven and then borrow against them.
And that's, it's just this crazy world of, that's another form of liquidity, but this crazy world of interoperable finance all on chain.
All right, that being said, guys, we're past the hour mark.
And I just want to thank everybody.
I see a lot of faces down below from the discord right so thank you guys for coming out and I
really I really hope these spaces are helpful for you guys so just you know
sit here vibing listen to us as opposed to trying to fight in the discord for
attention right it's a little it's a little nicer doing it this way so
definitely like keep keep joining in.
We do it every Monday, whether it's Maven Monday
or sometimes we might do a Maverick Space.
Tune in.
It'll always be Monday at 5 p.m. UTC.
Monday is always Maven Monday.
I hope everybody has a happy Maven Monday.
And, yeah, with that being said, any final thoughts, guys,
as i try
to fix this title i gotta jump into a meeting but i want to say i appreciate you all as well because
everything around the space is like so what's the next picture we're minting or the next
airdrop we're chasing and it's good to be able to point somewhere and say like uh look they're
they're doing it the way that um like, kind of like the more mature
investor would might want to see, you know, like, so I appreciate that. And like, I look forward to
completing these missions and hearing all the updates and congrats on moving forward, you know,
like a lot quicker than I thought y'all would. So like, that's great. And I hope y'all have a
great week as well and look forward to the next spaces.
Yeah.
Thank you all for coming out.
Happy to see you here.
Be active in the Discord, ask those questions.
Come to the next space.
Hey, one more question.
Sorry, before we go.
When is the next AMA?
When is the next AMA? When is the next AMA?
Next spaces.
Yeah.
Okay.
So every week we have a space on Monday at 5 p.m. UTC for Maven Finance.
We are working on a schedule right now for Maverick Network to do a weekly space as well.
But we'll definitely be here on Mondays.
We're finding another day of the week
that's best for everyone to hit the right
mark result for Maverick Network.
So this can be considered
as an AMA?
It's an AMA
because we like hearing questions from people.
But it's never defined as an AMA because
we usually have content that we want to cover. But we never end up AMA because we like hearing questions from people, but it's never defined as an AMA because we usually have content that we want to cover,
but we never end up covering it because we just end up taking questions from people.
I find that we like that better.
We do need to do a proper AMA where people line up their questions ahead of time a week before.
These Twitter spaces, as Sam says, we want to cover certain topics
and, let's say, educating the community cover certain topics and, uh, and, you know, let's say educating
the community, getting people familiar with it, et cetera, because we, you know, it's
a, it's a chill space, right?
We're not here to preach.
We're here to converse and conversations are, are dynamic, but we should do properly advertised
AMAs where people can post their questions ahead of time.
Then we'll go over those questions.
And then we've got these spaces as well.
Yeah.
Uh, when we
we have a whole plan for marketing and wrapping up uh for maverick network uh we'll be doing a
bunch of amas then as well hey if y'all are looking for a third party ama host that uh
isn't directly affiliated y'all know where to find me famously show yourself heck yeah Famously shill yourself. Heck yeah. Let's go.
In case you don't notice, I'm participating in the CW competition. So there's this field where I need to fill in to be in attendance for an AMA.
Okay. It's on the cookie. So that's a masking really. There's nothing for it.
Oh yeah. No. Um, so the, I'll, I don't remember off the top of my head, but, uh,
we'll have to stay tuned. I'm not sure if there's going to be any space quests, um,
off the top of my head right, right but yeah um there's no there's no ability
there's no ability for them to track a space quest at the moment we asked them about that
um but there's issues with tracking it with the uh twitter api so there we go so yeah it
i just encourage you guys to be here so the reason i uh you know do these spaces and i've
been doing spaces for a long time and it's never, of course I love learning about the technology and stuff, but one thing I think that's incredibly lacking in the Web3 space is a clear picture of the people behind some of the projects that people get involved with.
people get involved with so you know my goal was to always put us front and
center you know here we are talking hanging out get to know us as people
because we're people and I think that's you can get a huge disconnect sometimes
when you know people are just hiding behind Twitter accounts and and you
never really see or hear their voice so that's one of the biggest things is
getting to know you guys and allowing you guys to get to know us
and that's why we do it weekly and
Another cool thing about now that like you know Maverick's a whole blockchain. It's a it's gonna be a decentralized blockchain
So although we'll have our like official AMA's and we'll do our official Twitter spaces and stuff
I mean, I'm really looking forward to like the other ones that I hope to see start up, right?
You know, Maverick Art Week or something like that, like that people start doing other spaces,
and I can't wait to start attending those.
So, yeah, that's just kind of a hint for you guys, right?
Yeah, it's all about community right now, getting to know each other,
because we're about to go on a crazy rocket ship ride, right?
Right on that
Maven spaceship, we're all going to be taking a
crazy ride, so let's do it together
and get to know each other.
For sure.
With that being said,
we'll join us next Monday and we'll keep you
updated on more Maverick Spaces.
I think that's all, folks.
Goodbye now.
Thank you, everyone, for coming out. Have a good week. updated on more Maverick spaces. And I think that's all folks. Goodbye now.
Yeah, thank you everyone for coming out. Have a good week.
Thanks everyone, have an awesome week.
And stay tuned for more spaces for Maverick and Maven
coming actually this week as well. Thank you.
