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MINTIFY MELTDOWN? WEB3 EXPOSED🌶️🎙️
Recorded: March 25, 2025 Duration: 1:34:30Space Recording
Short Summary
The transcript discusses various aspects of the crypto market, including a token generation event by Mintify, the launch of new decentralized applications and protocols, and the use of AI in crypto research. It also highlights market trends such as the correlation between crypto and stock markets, and the potential decline in interest for meme coins. Additionally, there is a mention of market growth, despite some coins struggling with low trading volumes.
Full Transcription
Regulators.
We regulate any stealing of his property.
We're damn good too.
But you can't be any geek off the street.
Gotta be handy with the steel if you know what I mean, earn you keep.
Regulators!
No, no.
It was the fair blackout, a clear white moon,
Womerjee was on the ships,
trying to take them so on some search for the eaves,
so I can get some phones rolling in my rhyme,
chilling all the job.
Just at the east side of the LBZ,
on my mission trying to find Mr. Goroggi,
seen a call full of girls,
ain't no need to tweak,
all you stirs know what's like two and three.
left on d one in lewis and brothers shooting guys so i said let's do this got you got the
rock and say what's up the brothers don't so let's say these girls speak for me
among god and swirth these circles looking so hard they strayed the curve want you bigger
better things that's a morning tricks i see my homie is and chockers all it is mix
Jack, I'm breaking my step.
I can't believe it.
They take it more as well.
They took my rings.
They took my Rolex.
I looked at the others get damn once it's next.
They got my homie him up and they haul around.
And I'm seeing if they're going straight down for piles.
They want to come up real quick before they start the clown.
I've been pull out my strap and let them busters down.
my head, I think I'm going down, I can't believe it's happening in my own town
If I have things I would fly, let me contemplate, I glance in the cut, and I see my...
I can't believe the grifford!
Grypton!
Grypton!
Six feet in the clip and one in the hole, named dog is about to make somebody's turn cold.
Now they're dropping and yelling, it's a tad bit late, name dog and poor and she had to regulate.
I leave all the buses that I let my cat explode
And once within my mind bag is too free-pold
If you won't curse it back and up to herb
I just slept a gang of those over there on the curb
Now they got the brakes and that's a known fast
Before I got jacked I was hurt to set.
Happy Tuesday, let's fucking get it.
Get that activation going on in your motherfucking system
Turn the crowd upside down!
Let's get it!
You know who are the six.
And my wife.
First those,
and the click you claim.
Westside when we are coming quickly game.
You claim to be a player, but I got your wife,
we put some bad boys.
You know, see me with hearts I breathe.
Vicki's more.
We keep on coming while we running for your huge steady.
People fussing at the booths, you know the rules.
No steep a guard to hold me out of my live.
Because you're young asses.
Leave you in with peace.
Now we're deceased.
Little kids don't f***ing real cheese.
You know, guys, it's not obvious, but I'm very, very, like,
it's very important for me to point the obvious out
because we got a lot of oblivious.
But then we also got unfortunately a lot of, uh, uh, I'm not going to even say ignorant,
because it's just not, it's just not obvious to people, you know?
It's just not obvious to people. But there is new sheep's in town.
There are rather wolves. There's new wolves in town in streets,
clothing. This is, this is the cycle when you keep your crypto.
Do not give away your crypto. Keep your crypto. You're going to be really mad if you do.
This is the young animal dream of getting rich. What?
You're never gonna see a fucking $50,000 Bitcoin again.
You're never gonna see a $20,000 Bitcoin again.
You're gonna be really mad
because you keep giving away your motherfucking Satoshi.
My nigger fantasize about a white picket fence.
Whits, my niggins.
You still want a pair, find out what's the test.
That's all I need, my nigger.
Throw the 20s on that bitch and get it wits.
But now I see my nigga
That there was a lot bigger effort
F-fits
That's a fucking
BMW M-4
When you could have got
The whole lot
Motherfucker
That's it
And he's a killer
That's it
Burn the plug for the fucking F4
You could have the lot
Fuck the internet in the civic college ticket with the bushes and the pimps
Try and write a story.
Can I get a kept?
Last night I had a bad drink.
Then I was trapped in the city.
Then I asked is that really such a bad thing?
Then robin' niggins.
Yo, welcome to the show.
We're about to start in about 47 seconds.
Like, comment, repost. Tag your bestie.
Tag!
Tag!
The fucking number one grifter in the space.
Tag whoever you want.
This is the time.
This is the motherfucking time.
And if you don't do any of the four I just mentioned,
I'm going to fucking assume you're a freeloader.
And I don't think any of you guys are freeloaders.
Let's get it, bro.
We're about to start.
Welcome to the show.
Nico, I don't even think you're a freeloader, my nigger.
Let's get it.
No, Nick, Nico's, he had to cut off the free loa, but I already know.
You got his phone.
You got a go.
You've worked around.
He's a clown.
He's a ho.
So we should know.
We can see you Venus.
That he's scheming.
Ando I see you.
Scott.
Pato.
Crocs, Crypto, Esto, Teter.
What up, baby?
Hey!
Oh, is that Swiss cheese down there?
Oh, no, that's cheddar.
That's not Swiss cheese.
That's cheddar.
Pixel, Riley, Jabby, I see you.
What's the box?
Dello!
Hello!
Like, he's all about you, and not all about him.
Now, it's he posing thoughts, and they both are true.
How on is supposed to everything you choose to you?
While observing the truth is your habit,
being higher.
Excuse me, the question
not even to address the higher level.
Otherwise, you couldn't differentiate between the two.
Awareness, what a fool.
You think you hurt,
I promise I was blessed.
May it show you're all right.
Awareness we're heading to.
I'd rather die free than I can get inside a second child.
The head and get it to me.
I'm going to get it to me.
I'm a chance.
I'm a good.
I can be it up
I'll make a good enough
I'll make a good enough
to love
What's up, what's up.
What's up?
What's up?
What's up?
Welcome to the show.
Thank you for being here.
Weatherly exposed is officially live 6.54 p.m.
We go live every single day, except Wednesdays on Twitter.
It was a good day to day.
Day, day, day, today, today, day.
I've cut all my calls to 20 minutes.
And, man, motherfuckers come to the call ready to speak, ready to get straight to the point.
And it's been fucking great.
It's been great.
I got my time back.
I got a lot of my time back.
But lots to talk about.
Order in the court.
Order in the court.
I'm sorry, guys.
I have a little bit of Tourette's.
You know, just give me some time.
Give me some time.
But as I get through this,
We have so many really good things to talk about,
and I've hinted a lot at some things that I want to do,
and I think I'm ready to talk about it.
But before I get into that, you know,
I just want to know who the fuck is paying everybody to lie.
Who got the bank row to get motherfuckers to lie?
L.O.L. I'm kind of fake kidding there. I'm fake kidding.
But, no, I've seen a lot of positive things.
I've seen a lot of positive comments on this Mintify Mint today, or rather the TGE.
I actually seen the platform for a long time.
I think I've met the people behind it.
wanted it to win. I think it can win. I have some bookmarked tweets. I'm going to post up at the top.
I was super like tied up IRA and stuff so I didn't dive into everything. But I got like multiple
DMs from people that have been like using it for a long time. And they're like all sad and
disappointed. And I'm like, what the fuck went wrong? How do we how do we fuck this up? And the more I keep like,
You know, this is my favorite time in the market.
I say this a lot because, like, it's the best time to, like, do research.
You get to, like, you see new daps come out, new protocols.
You get to, like, dive deeper into these things.
Because when it's all fast and, oh, my God, ah.
Like, you don't really take the time to.
So I've been seeing a lot of, like, there's, like, tools and teams and companies, like, fucking software to, like, help you launch and not fuck up.
Am I tripping?
Clearly, you know, I know I've never deployed a token, you know, and I never will, especially in a motherfucking...
an irresponsible way, but like, I just, I don't know.
I don't have enough facts.
I'm going to, you know, again, bookmark some stuff and talk about some liquidity pools and
shit like that and see what's what here.
But my thing is if it's like, it's been around for a while, lots of volume, lots of activity,
how do we roll this shit out the wrong way?
I know they use some like exchanges to roll out and stuff like that, but I don't know.
Just like question of the day for me.
I have not stared at my portfolio the way you obsessive fucks do.
But I could almost imagine that a lot of you are up crazy on some leverage trades
and you won't take profits because you think we're going to go straight to 150K in one shot.
And you just think you're that motherfucker and you're so smart.
And you're like, yeah, yeah, I'm up 40%.
I want the 140%.
And you're going to be mad in like seven business days when we're back at like $77,000.
$77,000.
Um, don't get me wrong. I, I want us to go to 150 tomorrow. Don't get me fucking wrong. But, uh, market chop is market shop. And there's, there's more to happen, you know, and I'm gonna let the expert get into it in just a second. Uh, we have, what else? Oh yeah, I'm gonna go into a ton of daps that I've been doing some research on that I think are worth farming and just using, um,
Yeah, I just, I'm definitely going to get into that in a few minutes, but thank you guys for being here.
Welcome to the show.
Another day to be great.
Just know that you guys are all God's highest form of creation.
I don't say that just to say that.
I want to remind everybody, it's a fast world, tech is even faster, CT is even quicker.
Life is wild and remember that reason.
You have a purpose.
You absolutely have a purpose.
So, anyway, we'll.
Being here, I'm pretty sure you're fucking busy and you still make time for us.
So thank you.
What's going on?
How's your day?
Man, oh, man.
I don't know.
I think people just got to stop launching coins.
It's the extraction cycle.
You launch a coin.
You give it out.
You think you're doing something in the space and all it's going to do is rug.
And I think that people just haven't figured that part out yet.
Just stop doing it.
Right?
Don't launch a coin unless it has some type of value.
Like these no value coins, you know, for fundamental plays just make no sense at all.
And all any of them have actually done is go up.
And then, you know, basically your pre-sale sends it right back down.
Not to mention the snipers and everybody else.
And then it just never really recovers.
It doesn't mean you can't have a long-term vision on these things.
But I mean, like it's more damning to your brand.
I think right now to launch a token than it is to just, you know, head down and hold.
And if you need liquidity, do like a seed round or something, you know, create something of value to where somebody can invest that they want to invest.
Don't just sit here and launch endless coins and think that they're going to do something.
I think it's just dumb at this point.
And I think a lot of the markets caught on to that.
They're kind of over it.
I do think there's there's a place for mean coins to a degree, but I don't think that these fundamental coins launching nonsense coins that, you know, use case is very minimal.
are going to make much sense to people who want to invest right if people are going to buy something to invest in they're going to buy things that have been here long term and if people are going to gamble they're going to gamble on memes so you're playing that middle ground that nobody's interested in really in my opinion um and i think that's what happens to a lot of these tokens i just want to say that first and foremost i mean a lot of coins are barely able to hold you know 100 k 200k and volume right now um yet we're still trying to extract
there's nothing to extract anymore people aren't interested in buying because number note
doesn't go up and i think that once people realize that a little better they'll understand
kind of the m o the market at the moment right now people are looking for clarity and they're
not willing to put their money in the market until clarity is is there
If you want to take advantage, you take advantage when everybody's stupid, right?
Everybody's height.
Then you can take advantage of the market, but I still don't think that's the ideal thing to do if you're really looking to stay here and build and create a name for yourself.
Yeah, I just want to say that first and foremost because we were talking about the Mintify thing and all that stuff like that and not pointing them out directly.
But I think it's an interesting conversation that we keep seeing happen over and over again for many different jans.
Um, so, but yeah, so, you know, looking at the market as a whole, I mean, what do we send out today?
87,480.
I'm just waiting for that, uh, that black swan that everybody's where it was going to come.
Um, we'll see if it ends up playing out, right?
We'll see if it plays out.
You get that black swan that sends you straight to 30K magically.
Um, it will be magical if it gets there.
Um, I think that, uh, you know, the magic hasn't quite hit yet.
We continue to see steady markets that have seen no real downside.
I mean, SPX, what, drop 10% if that, I mean, I'll get you, I'll get the exact number before somebody quotes me.
Sorry, 8.6%.
And that's what the WIC included.
If we just go body, it's 8%.
I mean, the SPX sneezes those type of moves.
It's literally nothing as far as downside.
People looking for toppling price action.
I can tell you if things were as weak as people say they were,
they would have collapsed immediately.
These flushes are a lot bigger than what we've seen
when you're heading into a bear market typically.
And typically I'm looking for flushes
when you're going into a bear market,
which means the market just completely wrecks.
Everybody sends it through just multiple support levels and just
you know,
crushes the market as far as sentiment goes.
Every time you get into a consolidation range,
everybody talks about how much downside potential there is versus,
you know,
hey,
we're in a consolidation range.
And I think that that's something that's important to speak about too because those are two totally different things, a consolidation range and how much downside potential there is are two totally different conversations.
So if you're looking at it for how much downside there is, then you're stating likely that there's a bear market.
I think if you're stating there's a bear market, I would love to see the evidence of that.
Um, do I think that there's potential that we could see a recession or something like that?
I think there's a lot of conversation around it.
And I think the more that, uh, you know, your mailman, your male person comes to your house and tells you about a recession and the person at the gas station tells you about a recession and the homeless people sitting outside asking for food or to at are talking about a recession and they don't even have access to media.
Right.
But they even know about a recession that's coming.
I think the more and more you hear about that, the less and less likely a recession is really there.
Right.
Because honestly, the crowd, the crowd is pretty dumb.
I'll just come out and say it.
The crowd is pretty dumb.
Um, what do I mean by that specifically?
I mean, typically when everybody's screaming the same shit, it's usually somebody says something, uh, somebody else amplifies that.
And it's, you know, it's a thousand voices all saying the same thing over and over again and repetitively following each other like sheep.
And typically when you see those type of conversation pieces, right, or people trying to sound like intellectuals for downside, which I always find hilarious.
intellectuals for downside those and you've got a crowded room of intellectuals for downside talking
you know using their their big words and discussing uh let's go and let's talk about recession
let's talk about uh let's talk about the the vix let's talk about uh the housing market of 2008
let's talk about the uh the bankruptcies and and the bank collapses and and they start moving in that direction it just
You're literally just feeding into this fear that really kind of grasp people.
Why do people feed into fear specific?
I'm a little bit out here in this conversation.
I know I should be talking charts,
but I want to explain to psychology because psychology is stronger than charts in a lot of ways.
Psychology can really flip people on their head and get them to believe something that will likely never come true, even though it can come true.
And it'll really get inside your,
your mental, right?
It'll really throw you off.
And that's why you have to avoid getting psychologically driven in these markets,
psychologically driven to the upside and psychologically driven to the downside.
You have to be realistic about your price ranges.
You have to be realistic about your consolidation ranges.
And if you can do those things,
you'll do fine.
But, you know,
just kind of getting back into the market.
I'm talking a lot here,
I know.
I think that we're at support levels.
I think that's perfectly reasonable to say, okay, we're at support levels.
What should I do?
I act at support levels.
So typically I bid support levels and if support level breaks,
I look for the next support level and support level breaks,
I look for the next support level.
And that's how you average, right?
You don't average just bind into a waterfall.
You look for support levels.
And you DCA those support levels until you get some kind of market reversal.
Now, if you're looking for a bear market without a 40 to 50% downside move,
you know, I think that's kind of the wrong way to look at this market.
I think Bitcoin hit like 80, 80 something percent in the last bear market to its downside potential.
And people tend to not even look at those things.
They just look at every pullback as some kind of bear market.
I've talked about volume volume's pretty much flat it's been flat since
Essentially 2019 right 2, 2019 lows it's been flat since then
The heaviest volume range that we've seen outside of 2019 was the low at 15k Bitcoin there was a massive bid
Almost a massive fight for that range to become the support range and
when it came to volume.
And we haven't seen volume spike since then,
which means that we're basically in a market that is steadily growing.
Not only are we steadily growing,
I think that if you're looking at tariffs as a negative,
tariffs aren't getting put in place,
tariffs are already in place, right?
And I think not enough people are thinking about that.
So if tariffs are in place,
has the market priced that in or has the market not priced that in?
I'll let everybody kind of answer that on their own.
I can tell you my answer.
My answer is the market usually prices things in ahead of time.
So if the market prices things in ahead of time, the market is priced in tariffs.
Some people argue, know they haven't.
Some people argue, know they won't know that or some people will argue they have.
I'm telling you, I think they have because I think markets are efficient and smart.
I think people are dumb.
I think markets are smart.
Um, so because I think tariffs are priced in, what would be the pro and the con here when it comes to markets?
Well, if I'm looking for a con, I can say, okay, tariffs might send us a new recession, right?
But that's a really far reach.
That's a really far reach in comparison to option two, which what is option two?
Well, it's more of a pro.
What's the pro?
Uh, tariffs get lifted.
Right. So if tariffs get lifted, all that downside that got priced in, what do you think will be the likelihood of what will happen with that downside? Do you think A, that downside will continue? Or do you think B, that will create a relief rally that could send markets much higher? And I think everybody has to answer that on their own. I can tell you my answer. My answer would be B.
And that's just from a at least what I think.
I think I'm a sophisticated investor, right?
I think I'm a smart, savvy investor.
Doesn't mean I'm always smart and savvy about everything.
I mess up sometimes too.
But I can tell you being in this market for over a decade, I've seen these things play out time and time and time again.
um across stocks especially that's the biggest place but i've seen the stock market um start to lead
and or um form the crypto market so what do i mean by that i mean crypto has become more more correlated
to the stock market
over time. That's what I've noticed. I've noticed the way that it acts, the way it reacts to news and
everything else is not decentralized from world events and everything else. I think it's very
very much in line with with U.S. stock markets. And I think it moves in a similar way. At times,
it separates, but a lot of the time it follows. One can lead the other or vice versa. And so for me,
I'm looking at this from the factor that I think the likely scenario is here,
is terrorists won't stay in place forever.
They'll come to some kind of consensus.
And I think the conversation we had the other day,
I think that's a really good way to look at it,
is potentially even, you know, they might come to a deal
if you buy bonds and we'll remove the tariffs.
There's going to be a negotiating fact
that these countries can make at some point to,
reduce or remove tariffs.
And if you get any reduction or any removal of tariffs, I can tell you, without a doubt,
I think it will create a relief rally at minimum.
And I think if you get a removal, complete removal of tariffs, it doesn't matter if they
had to buy bonds or whatever they had to agree to, you then get a rally that can send
markets higher.
And I think that that's your more likely scenario here versus more downside recession scenario.
Recession is always possible, right?
I think that that's a plausible conversation.
But I think it's the less likely play here for now.
I do think there's potential for a recession later, right, down the road.
But I don't know.
I put it like this.
everybody's invested trump's invested congress is invested everybody's invested they want to keep the
ponsie going it's not about buying cheaper bitcoin or any of that shit like i i hate those conversations
i think that you know it it's always this catch 22 that everybody comes up with is oh they want
cheaper bitcoin they want cheaper stocks they want they're already multi millioners multi billioners
do you think they care really about cheaper this or cheaper that they just want the ponsonze to keep
going up that that's all they really honestly care about
Corrections happen, but the reality is, it's our Ponzi keeps going up.
You, everybody else, the public keeps getting poor.
That's all it is.
And the more we keep them from investing, the more we can get in ahead of them.
And then when they finally figure it out, they'll buy on top of us.
And that keeps our Ponzi rolling.
So, I mean, again, I think markets have retraced the reasonable levels.
I don't think there's reason for more downside beyond 74k Bitcoin, beyond, I would say, even 5600 spy.
And I think that if could we revisit those lows?
Potentially yeah, but I think if you start breaking those loads, you start to get BMSs,
which are breaking market structures and then you can entertain conversations like,
oh, recession, oh, more downside.
Oh, bear market.
You can, you can entertain those because your likeness is more likely now once you break
those market structures.
But until you break those market structures, I think the market's fairly healthy right now.
It's just kind of in a wall at the moment, which means it's a boring, it's a boring
market.
I will admit, but it's still an uptrend market, right?
We don't have to call it a bull market if that's not the word you want to use,
but it's still an uptrending market, which is a market that will likely continue to push to the upside.
That's my perspective on a lot of things right now.
Any indicators that we're not, I don't think we're shooting straight to 100 kite.
I think we're, is there any indicators that you need to see before determining that?
It depends.
Like if we lull out until August, September, we better believe we can get a God candle
if we haven't broken these lows.
We can get a God candle around that time.
But if we start slowly creeping back up there, a lot of people won't even notice it
until, you know, Salon is $200, Bitcoin's 95K, 100K.
And then they're like, oh, shit, maybe I should have been buying.
And then they start buying the top of the move again, right?
And it doesn't mean that that will be the top.
But what I mean by that is people are selling really freaking low.
I've seen people do this numerous times.
Sam, selling at 74, I'm buying back at 30.
And they sell at 74.
And now we're sitting here today looking at the eyes of 87K Bitcoin.
And we're hoping that it'll go back to the range of where they sold.
Right. And that that's what I see time and time again in these markets with people.
It's always the same conversations. And then, you know, when shit comes to fruition, then they're like, oh, man, I should listen.
But when we get our next retrace again, they'll believe all the other people that are telling them the macro this and the macro.
I was watching a look, I'm not going to spout too much, but I was watching YouTube video today.
What this dude was going through the car dealerships and saying like all the cars are priced at like 80K and they have some cars since 20, 23.
Okay, great.
Car market might collapse. That's good. Why? Cheaper cars. That doesn't mean the whole economy is going to collapse because the car market collapses. I think people don't think this stuff out. They just they they look at areas and in their head to what they are making specifically what you are making as an individual does not mean that that the rest of the world's prices are going to come down because you make X amount.
Six figures is like a 60k salary nowadays back in the day, right?
Like 2010, I would say 2008.
A 60K salary is probably like a six figure salary right now.
That's where taxes are.
That's where costs are.
That's where inflation is.
So yes, we recognize inflation has happened and has occurred and certain sectors have to cool off at some point or salaries have to go up.
Otherwise, these things will collapse, but we also have to understand that these things take time.
They take time to collapse.
Even this is why like I'm bullish now, but I'm bearish later because I do think a recession comes at some point.
And likely it might be out of when Trump's out of office.
It might be why he's still in office.
Right.
But I think a recession is coming down the pipeline because I do think things are overinflated.
But they can keep this Ponzi rolling for quite a bit of time.
Again, the market can stay more liquid than you can stay sane, right?
And I think not enough people think about that.
They're like, well, you know, all I got to do is just wait it out, wait it out, wait it out.
By the time you wait it out, the market's got up another 300%.
And you have basically lost to inflation significantly and you're down because you probably spend all your money on everything else rather than holding it like you said you were going to do and invest in it later because now you don't want to invest because the market moved up 300%.
So now you're like, well, I'm just not even going to invest now.
Okay.
Well, when are you going to take the leap?
That's really what it comes down to.
At some point, you just got to pull the trigger.
And I think like when you get opportunities, you get pullbacks, you should look at those positions to pull the trigger for investing.
And I always tell people that.
I think like right now, there's really no signals for bearside outside of we can entertain again, tariffs, you know, causing the Fed to over leverage their position.
But at the same time, that could take time too.
And if markets rally again, go up to 150K and then we go into a recession, who's really the dummy there, right?
Was it the person that was swearing that a recession was coming?
Or was it the person that was telling, you know, people to kind of, you know, look at look for upside for now and look for recession later.
A lot of people will tell, oh, see the recession came, but you also missed out on another, you know, 80% move, 60% move.
Because you were too hyper focused on a recession that likely will come later than what you think.
I'm prepping for a rainy day, Will.
I don't know about you.
There's nothing wrong with that.
I think if people want to go half cash and half investing, I think that's not a bad take.
I think if people are Florida, I just think like people saying, I'm going to wait for a certain price is just, it's a horrible take.
I think you should look at support ranges and take that as your entry positions and you don't have to go all in on those.
You can dial into them lightly.
So I just think there's better ways to approach the market than I'm going to wait for 30K or 40K or 50K or 50K or whatever.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So before I go to Nico, because he's not going to really say anything of value.
Trap, you have anything?
How's your day going?
Yo, chilly, man. How we live in everything? All right? Good to hear from you guys always. Will gave us a grando fucking economic class crash over here, like in 30 seconds to three minutes. And it's always good to listen. He always pushes you to like thinking about another side, right? Because most of the times we're here regurgitating each other's ideas. And I like Will. Sometimes he puts us some fresh perspective on the same subject that most people look at it one way. So I love that.
As far as that, like, you know, I, I just wanted to put in that things change too, guys.
You know what I mean?
Like, I was talking about that in our group today.
You know what I mean?
Like, we're trading under new conditions now, you know?
Like, there's a new rhythm in the markets, right?
Maybe could it be that mean coins are dead again?
And it's like the new NFT when you talk about it's like, ew, it's like cuddies and shit.
Like, it could be.
Let's see if it can pick back up.
But like, there's a lot of things happening.
Like, you know, Trump with all the, everything, every day, there's some type of news that moves the markets.
So like.
we're not trading like back in the days anymore you know it's a new guy in town he's kind of like the
the the orchestrator you know and and he orchestrate this markets along with you know the the
decision he makes and then the feds come to back it up to and then there's some other guys on the
other side and in and he just creates new conditions and i feel like until we learn how to
ride on those you know and especially because the market right now is not as up
It's not like just up only where you just throw money and it grows.
So once those all those things have to take into consideration and then it's kind of like we say all the time, you know, like these are the times that you really learn, you know, a lot of the things that, you know, that you don't really pay attention to when you're just winning.
You know what I mean?
I was going to, you just brought something out that I meant to say.
There was like three or four different tweets.
I saw this one got a lot of tension, apparently.
But basically, it's like the second pin, but it says this coin pretty much sums up Solana right now.
700 million views on X, a billion impressions on Instagram.
Majority of Normies have seen it.
Every big company making jokes about it.
And it's still a 7 million.
Dollar Market Cat. Basically, this guy had a morning routine that went viral two or three days ago with like banana peel on his face and ice water and all this random shit.
And I'm sure most of us has seen it. Most probably seen the byproduct of it, not understanding it. But basically it's, yeah, that's what it started from.
Obviously a meme coin was launched.
Um, my, my take here is, is, is interesting.
Cause I, uh, hold on, my, my mic is, I don't understand why everybody is, is like, oh,
this should be a 50 million.
First of all, some of you sound just down bad as fuck.
Let me just say that.
Let's just say goodbye to that 50 that salana that you poured it in that motherfucker at three
mill or four mil or 10 mil or fifth, whatever.
You should have caught it in the 100k's buddy.
But besides that, um, what the fuck?
do we really expect?
Like after a dilution of over a year,
like I remember seven months ago,
this would,
if this happened seven months ago,
this would be a $50 million,
$100 million point.
100 fucking percent.
I totally fucking agree.
But you guys, you guys,
and I don't want to use these words,
you know,
I'm trying to be better.
You guys,
fuck the shit out of the chain.
What do you expect?
What do you fucking expect?
So I'll digress a bit. We're going to continue on. I'm going to give some salano away. I shouldn't get none of you. I don't know. Fuck it salana. You don't even already treat that salata.
Practiously, you don't even cherish the salana. You just burn it on dumb-ass coins.
All you have to do is repost the room, like comment, drop your salon address. Anyway, Will, before I go to you, I'm dying to hear what Nico has to say because it has to be an amazing fucking take. Nico, welcome to the show.
Oh, go ahead.
How you going?
First of all, all right.
Well, all right.
You said I have an amazing take, but before it was like it's going to be worthless.
So I don't even know where to go with you on this one, you know,
because I say some fucking crazy shit that actually did happen so far.
So anyway, that's besides the point.
Will, I think we've actually been in a recession since 2020.
I don't think we've ever really recovered.
And the whole thing about all of this is if, if...
they decide to call a recession,
it's actually going to be a depression.
What I think, and that, you know what?
Or it'll be too late like they've done with the past five of them that they've done.
Yeah, yeah, exactly, exactly.
But the whole thing that I'm trying to say here is,
I actually, what you just said to the whole, because you went on for a lot, bro, and I got a lot to even, like, you also said that we've had, we've been flat on volume since 2019.
That's actually scarier than, like, that just means that either we're losing on some end and then, like, we gained the, the, the, the, the, whatever the fuck.
I don't even know, you know, but I can explain that when you're done.
Okay, fine, because that's a little bit more on the, like, I think volume should be going up, not down.
Like, it's not down. It's flat. It's flat. Yeah, all right, fine. It's flat. Okay. But that doesn't, that's not really that great either, you know, like.
Anyway, that's besides the point.
The whole thing that I'm trying to get to is I even told you guys, and fucking profits got on my fucking case on this.
Because you're right about the psychological part, all right?
I said probably a week or two after Trump gets elected.
I said this month ago and the stream is recorded.
I said the mainstream media is going to say we're in a recession, or it's like all doom and gloom.
I didn't say we are in one.
I haven't heard that from MSN.
Oh, all right.
They're saying all kinds of crazy shit, though.
You know, I don't know.
I've been hearing all kinds of crazy shit.
It's the end of the world tomorrow.
Yeah, but they haven't gone...
I haven't heard
CNN. I haven't heard
I haven't heard CNN.
I haven't heard
anybody
even mentioned recession.
We went,
all right,
fine.
Maybe they're not saying
recession
that necessarily,
but we went from
the greatest economy ever
well,
Trump's economy
is going to put us
in a recession
to the end of the fucking world.
The tariffs are going to end
everything.
Like,
it's so volatile.
Are you watching
like conspiracy theories
there is like YouTube videos
or like the news?
No, no,
I come up with my own.
Okay.
What are you getting, Nick?
No, he's right.
There's some people like that.
I was debating these leftists on TikTok for a few days.
And they talk like that.
They think the whole world is going to end and the economy's going to zero.
Yeah, they're extremists.
But like, listen, there's extremists on both sides.
But the point being, though, is I want to point this out so everybody understands, but...
The mainstream media was kind of right.
And that's CNN, that's CBC, that's Fox.
All of them were kind of right.
Tariffs are attacks that gets passed on the consumer.
They were not wrong on that factor.
I know a lot of people take that as,
As, you know, they want to they want to take sides on that, but they they were factual on that portion.
I think did it did they over you know over exaggerate it in some ways?
Sure.
But it's definitely a tax and it slows down spending.
So I just want to point that.
But you go ahead.
I mean, yeah, let's just continue the conversation.
There's not much more to add on to it other than I really think that we've, that if anything
happens, it's going to be a full-blown depression.
I honestly, I don't even think we're going to see a 30K Bitcoin.
If we go like, anyway, yeah, go out.
I guess from the flat volume perspective, you can look at that a couple of different ways.
I can tell you, SBX has been flat for 100 years.
And what direction is the SBAs going up only?
So the difference is, it's like,
Which direction is the market going with the volume, right?
Is volume dying down and the direction is going down?
Cause that that's that that would be a bad scenario, but I think like when volume is crime or when when volume is flat and price is climbing, that's that's actually a healthy market.
It's not an over extreme market and over extreme market is a market that continues ramp volume ramping volume will cause a crash.
All right. Does that make sense?
Yes, but the fact of the matter is...
That's what we see with Meancoins a lot of time, right?
Yeah.
We see ramp volume and then they, what, they completely crash out?
Yeah, but I can't agree with you that SPX has been the same amount of volume forever.
Like, it's been flat forever.
Like, first of all, the money supply...
Take it out on monthly and look at it.
The monthly...
So you're telling me for the last 100 years, SPX has been flat?
It's pretty much been steady and down.
You're telling me there was more volume in the 1900s, in like the 1920s, 30s, than there is now.
So we topped on volume on SPX, just so we're all aware in 2008, 2009.
Volume has been in a steady downtrend on SPX since 2008, 2009, while SPX has only been climbing.
So what would, you know what's scarier?
What does that tell you about inflation?
What does that tell you about inflation?
Yeah.
It tells me inflation's been rampant.
And even though volume hasn't been steady, we've still seen prices climb against declining volume.
All right. So you know what? Maybe maybe volume is the wrong way to kind of look at it because like we it's a lot of retirement plans in SPX. It's a lot of shit.
Correct. Yeah. It's so you can't even look at it. Yeah, you can't even look at it as volume. So but what it tells me is average investors have stopped buying SPX and all you have is retirement funds by an SPX.
Fine, but I don't think you compare it compared SPX to the crypto market like the crypto market literally went like.
What to do it?
10x from 2019 till now, maybe a little more than that.
So like, if volume.
But an asset is an asset, Nico, from a trading perspective, it doesn't matter if it's a
million coin, doesn't matter if it's Bitcoin.
And I know some people have different perspectives on that.
That's fine.
But as a trader, the point is to always look at the direction of the asset, to look at the
volume and flow of the asset and try to say, okay, have we got higher low structure,
or higher low structure?
or lower low structure have we got higher high structure yeah lower high structure
a basic trading strategy yeah fine yeah and that's what i'm saying and from that perspective
bitcoin is fine crypto's fine yeah no i'm looking i look at it from that perspective always i'm not
really here not that i'm not here for like the all in but i'm not here to tell you like it's
generational wealth and whatever the fuck i'd rather people
I'd rather people be negative when they invest, like expect to lose $100 and then make $10,000.
You get what I'm saying here?
No, 100%.
Yeah.
I mean, it happens all the time where sometimes you lose $2,000, you'll get $100,000.
Yeah.
But like the way I would look at it, especially like if you're going into this stuff.
But like, all right.
So I actually was watching something the other day.
There was a woman.
All right, Nico, I'm in voicing.
This was a test.
Yeah.
Uh, trap. Go ahead and then let's go to average and then we'll go back to Nico.
All right.
So yeah.
Now I want to actually talk on on the points that they were talking about.
So like going back to the tariffs just for a little bit, you know, like we'll say, it's,
it's definitely a taxation that eventually gets back to us, right?
Because, you know, if Mexico gets taxed more for sending in the coronas and you like drinking
colonas, you're going to pay more for the coronas.
But also another factor that can add to this is that we're cutting a lot of the, a lot of the fake
And, you know, whatever you call, it could be, you know, fraud or it could be like mismanaged money.
And so with that, you know, the job cuts also affect how the economy does, right?
And then we don't have the rate cuts.
Yeah.
So it's kind of like a storm and it's the perfect storm.
I feel like they're going to have to cook up the perfect storm for us not to end up in a bad recession, but we still have a looming recession.
And I believe that we might even experience some type of stagflation, right, where we have
very slow growth as well.
But I feel like eventually we get some type of a V-shaped recovery,
kind of like we did last time, because I feel like,
If we do get it right, right, if the tariffs does work because we're we're talking reciprocal
tariffers, right?
So we're just saying, hey, we're just going to charge the fuck out of people that are charging
us shit.
Like, you know, like I think that's some base some like real basic stuff.
And people are like, oh, but you know, they're going to raise it too and then it's going
to be a war.
There's no war.
The United States is the biggest consumer in the world.
We buy trillions of dollars from everybody, right?
So they cannot afford these type of war.
In the short term scenario, yes, we might feel it, you know, a little bit more.
But if I have to pay 50 fucking cents more for the guac, a tepotele, I'm okay with it.
As long as, you know, I see some type of improvement coming in.
And I feel like with all this money that is starting to flow into the economy, like in Saudi Arabia, trillion dollars, you know, 500 billion from SoftBank, you know, this is real money, you know, like this is real jobs.
it's happening in the u.s you know apple's bringing um you know buildings here Tesla is going to expand
here I feel like this is a a short-term scenario and it's kind of like reminds me of the whole crypto right
like we go we go from freaking 60 50,000 to 109 and then we correct 20 30 percent and people
losing their fucking shit right it's the same thing that's happening in the world in the USA like
We've just been in right now and people are losing it.
Like we're so fucking out of place with our emotions,
on our emotional intelligence is so screwed beyond the instant gratification that everything has to be now.
We expect full results from everything.
And that's why we have bad relationships, you know,
whether it's like a relationship emotional with like a partner or with a business.
Yeah.
because we always want more and we have like crazy expectations.
So like for me, I feel like my frustration has been a lot less when I just lower my expectations.
You know what I'm saying?
I'm not saying to walk around like with giving low expectation to things, but I'm just saying like let things play out for a little bit before you fucking die of anxiety.
Like you know what I'm saying?
And that's why like I really try X, bro, and I really try to be out here.
But I'm telling you, this is the most.
dark corner of the internet for me you know like every time that i'm very i'm over bullish and i'm feeling
too good i come and i open x just to kind of level me out you know i just say just give some time you know
things will play out the way you suppose and i rather be i rather obviously be proactive right like will
say have a fucking plan you know like don't be waiting on the sideline maybe show you deploy from
time to time on things that you like you know pay attention to price action you know they like have some type of
plan or some type of action that you do, but I feel like we all need a little bit of more
patient to let things play out. You know what I mean? Whether it's the economy or whether it's
in Bitcoin because, you know, like we're building and there's a new team in play and I feel
like, I feel like things are looking good, you know, so far.
My boy, average.
What's up?
Yo, yo, what up.
Yeah, I agree with Will.
The tariffs attacks.
The way these tariffs are being executed, though, there is a chance.
I'm not saying it'll happen that the job creation could offset the cost of the tariff.
And in addition to that, with some of the companies moving to the U.S.,
depending on what kind of tax incentives they get, production might come down for those specific companies potentially, but nobody really knows for sure how this is, how the shit's going to play out.
There is two things that I know for sure.
There's really only two pass forward.
One is we get a Goldilocks scenario and like all this tariff shit clears up.
The Ukraine shit clears up.
So the market's like price that in and is expecting uncertainty there.
And then we get a bump.
And fundamentally like we're still kind of okay right now.
I guess there's there's probably enough liquidity to push us.
But the situation really depends on do we have enough liquidity to push to new all time highs right now?
It doesn't really matter to me which scenario plays out right now.
What I'm more concerned about is what happens over the next 18 to 36 months as automation really starts to take hold.
We are not going to be able to create new jobs fast enough to keep up with AI and the displacement of existing jobs.
And I believe that that will send us into a depression in the near future.
I don't know how fast, but I think it's going to happen faster than most people think it's going to happen.
And I think right now everyone should be thinking every single day when they wake up.
If you aren't already financially secure, how can I make as much money as I can possibly make today?
Because we don't know what's going to happen.
And if you go listen to some of these computer scientists, like people that are real, I don't know anything about AI.
I mean, I kind of transform revenue organizations with AI, but I'm not like a technical person.
But if you listen to some of these great developers and some of the people that are running a lot of these big AI companies, like they'll tell you that the rate of advancement is happening so quick.
Like this thing is going to outpace what everybody's even thinking.
And the last thing I'll say about it is just like a raw data point from a real scenario.
I'm working with a, I'm working with a company that does AI automation for sales organizations.
And they do, they solve really four core functionalities.
Account planning, opportunity management, forecasting, and forensics.
Maybe nobody knows what those things are.
It doesn't matter.
But this tool takes away about 40%.
of the activity a sales rep would have to do today, just in their day-to-day routine.
So that's 40% of a sales team there, if you extrapolate it out mathematically.
So this is like a very real thing that's going to come.
And hopefully we get a couple more good years out of the economy and the market here.
Hopefully they're able to pull it off.
If they are, treat every single day like it's your last day having a job.
That was real.
Nico, you want to add to that?
Go ahead.
So I don't think tariffs is such a huge problem because, all right, the size of the economy
is about $30 trillion and we import a little less than $3 trillion.
All right, so if we average it out, the difference would be as a tax, 10% on us.
Okay, so that's why I'm like I didn't even mention tariffs before because like this is all the
psychological part where people are just
Like, oh, it's going to be 30% to get something from China.
Not everything that we consume is made in China.
I hope like everybody knows that.
Well, not not everything's taxed either.
Yeah, yeah.
Some of these tax are two specific products.
Two specific things.
Fine.
But we're, we're importing about $3 trillion, bro.
Like the size of the economy is $30 trillion.
I just Google the size of the economy.
I didn't Google how much we import, but I think it's 2.7 or 2.8.
So, because my numbers are a little bit old.
But still, it's not much of a difference, right?
So I'm not even worried about that.
I think you're right, average, that it might cause like a mild depression because that's kind of what happened in 2008.
Because if you remember, manufacturing started leaving the United States somewhere around 2001-ish.
And companies were going overseas slowly and slowly and slowly.
Just to be clear real quick, I didn't say the tariffs are going to cause the depression.
I think AI.
I think AI.
Yeah, yeah.
No, no, I know.
But the tariffs was in that conversation.
So, like, because people are overestimating what artificial intelligence is.
Artificial intelligence is just a library.
And it's just a better library or like a better encyclopedia.
It's not everything that it learns, you have to teach it.
And it's not going to be more creative than we are.
Like you can't really predict them unless we put the data in there.
It can't predict things.
No, no, I'm not saying to predict, but I'm saying like it can definitely fill in for like short clips for movies.
It can fill in for trailers.
It can do a lot.
I'm like it can fill out for a lot of niche jobs that are basically not even need anymore.
And a lot of that will flip the gig jobs.
Yes, and that just means that people are going to have to adapt.
Like they had to adapt from 2001 to 2008 because I had a friend.
He's younger than I am, I think 36, 37.
He worked in a...
Like a gene manufacturing company.
I forgot what they call it exactly.
But they made jeans in North Carolina.
He lost his job.
He had to adapt.
Now he's, you know.
So what you're saying is a good, and what you're saying is the perfect phrase to use for it, they have to adapt.
So like, here's the thing.
If you, if I go into GROC right now and ask GROC to build me a DAP that can bridge,
Ethereum to Solana or whatever,
just in any kind of like simple DAP, right?
Like I type that prompt in and it begins writing the source code for me for that Dap.
And it's done in about, I don't know, 37 seconds.
Who knows, right?
You can, wait, wait, wait, let me, let me, let me,
let me, let me, let me, let me, let me land on the thought.
So if you, if I go to a human,
and say, hey, write me adapt that bridges from Ethereum to Solana.
Do you know how much like compute malfunction is going to happen when those words come out of my mouth?
They're going to be like, oh, wait, let's get a call.
We got to build a wireframe.
I'm confused.
What do you mean that button does, goes up and down?
So what you're saying is so true.
We're...
we're going to ask humans to adapt to a change that's happening in 37 seconds that takes them 37 months to do.
So there's going to be a delta there where job creation isn't going to happen at the pace that it needs to.
And that's where the problem is going to is going to live.
All right, fine.
There is some, like, in the automation part, you're right.
Like, they are kind of screwed.
But there are some jobs that AI cannot take away, like plumbing, construction, certain
construction jobs, a lot of construction jobs, actually, because it's not, like, it's not
as far as people think it is.
Now, is it going, is it?
Construction field is behind big time.
And you can tell that by a housing market and everything else.
Like, the construction field is.
It has a lot of catching up to do.
Well, because we're not far enough when it comes to technology and stuff like that.
Like when it all all the above on that part.
Like you're not going to be.
There's so many different parts.
And everything is good.
They don't have infield people.
Yeah, but we have the development of robots and stuff like that.
Come on, you guys have to remember that.
I mean, that's going to take a lot of the manual labor is going to be replaced by robotics.
But you think that's going to happen on a construction site for a residential house?
Of course it will.
not right away, but of course it will.
Like you have to, because it limits the liability, right?
So like they just want to, these companies, limiting the liability, if you put a robot in the field instead of a human, right?
You don't have to pay as much as insurance because it's a robot.
Well, I understand it from a human perspective, but I would say it's a little bit different in some aspects, basically the security of the person that's going to be in the house.
right you have nobody really verifying at the robot built things right or did not build things right
and there's there's a lot there's still going to be in there then you get another guy to get the
inspector to get the video camera on the robot yes yeah that's that's that's what I was going to
head toward I was going to head towards the inspector and other jobs like that those those are
jobs that are not going anywhere they're not going to get replaced by robots and but but I I
But then the AI is trained on the inspectors through an LLM, and then that just is the inspector because he's an AI agent.
And then, you know, we live in what do you call, cyberpunk or something.
Yeah, all of this is going to be taken over.
Like, I think that I think you guys are like skirtinging the issue of universal basic income.
I think that is going to be what we should be like kind of like talking about because that's kind of like the next wave.
Right? Because if these jobs that are like blue collar go away, you have to do something to support that level of, of, you know, economy in the United States. And in order to do that, the easiest way to do would be what they did during COVID, which is basically a test market for universal basic income.
I mean, why are we not fucking up?
I can, because the whole economy will collapse.
The dollar will collapse and they'll want our Bitcoin.
And they're not getting my fucking Bitcoin.
Emily,
nothing.
You got to explain it to me.
It's going to.
That doesn't make sense.
Nothing.
Nothing.
Nothing.
We have.
all right, out there can replace any construction job other than the machine being stationary or like on a flat land or whatever.
There is no way all of these blue collar jobs are going to go anywhere.
That's what I was going to say to.
Number one.
I just want to...
I think modular housing would be cool, you know?
Yeah, modular housing is a possibility.
That's something we talk about.
So the way construction has kind of offset the building,
and I'm telling you this from experience.
Like, I've been working engineering for 20 years.
And as an engineer, and basically, I can tell you, without a doubt,
from what I've seen from the evolution,
the way that the construction field has moved
is moved more towards fabrication, right?
Which is fabricating specific...
specific areas within the building in a factory and then bringing it out on a truck and then
installing it that way that's the way they've done a lot of it um they they we don't we
don't have robots doing that with stuff people on assembly lines that are doing that and that's
just for inspection purposes and everything else uh is there is there a uh
scenario where some things are like shot together and whatever with a machine, sure.
But I don't think we have robots that are sophisticated enough to be able to tell, you know,
three-eighths from the edge of the two-by-four so it doesn't split it and so on and so forth.
I think...
I think in some aspects, like you have a good point to a degree, Emily.
It just the problem is, is like what I guess when people speak universal income,
I think it's just it's it's a tough conversation because it's like what is universal income for one person?
For one person, it may be welfare, right?
For another person, it may be equal income for everybody.
For another person, it may be, I mean,
it's.
We subsidize, you know, in some ways universal health care or not health care, sorry, universal income through the government in some ways.
We do do that.
I mean, we have it in California for people.
So, yeah.
Yeah, at the lowest levels, levels we definitely do.
It definitely happens.
But I think like when you're talking about like mid tier to high tier jobs, there is no universal for that.
Like every company is going to want to pay every person a specific way.
And I think like if you're saying that nobody should work and everybody should just live at home,
I think that that doesn't lead to a productive society, right?
Oh, well, I'm definitely not saying that.
I'm just saying that like based on what you guys were saying about, you know, technology,
because it is a snowball effect with technology that as soon as it goes down, starts going down the hill,
it goes faster and faster and faster and faster.
And we are going to develop tech faster and faster, right?
Yeah.
So we are going to get to the point where there is going to be a robot that can do everything that we've already, you know, that a construction work energy.
That's going to happen.
Within three years.
Yeah.
It's just when is it going to happen?
And then when that happens, then what are we doing with those people that that was their livelihood?
That was like, because that's a big chunk of the work.
By the time, this is going to happen in cycles.
That's not going to happen.
They give me contact creators in Web 3.
I want to give an example again.
Again, this is from my own personal perspective,
what I've seen in evolution, millennial,
but nothing crazy, right?
But what I've seen through the engineering field.
So we went from drawing drawings, right,
on engineering paper.
measuring them out, doing them on paper to what we called AutoCAD, which is a 2D version,
right, through engineering.
And we distributed those through printing and plot machines to what is now Revit, right?
Which is 3D.
What is the evolution created?
It's created better construction.
Has it cost more?
Yes.
Does it take less people?
Significantly less people.
But it's also created two fields, right?
Rather than eliminating the engineering field,
it's created what we call a Bimfield and what we call an engineering field.
So now we've actually created jobs from the evolution of technology
that is actually reducing the amount of time infield installs take.
reducing the amount of time it takes to redo work,
reducing the amount of danger that they may put themselves into
because the drawings may or may not be off
by verifying them in the 3D software.
So even though a lot of people think a lot of times technology takes away jobs,
sometimes it adds jobs too.
Well, let me...
Sorry, I don't mean to interrupt, but I just have to get this thought out.
Let me just, let me just do a caveat to that.
Like, it's like a work funnel, right?
Like, you have like...
Like, I understand what you're saying.
It does open up job possibilities for people like that and da-da-da-da and this and that and the third.
But you just said yourself, like, the majority of the populace is stupid.
Like, let's be real.
Like, there's, like, 98% of the population that can't really think outside of a box, right?
So if you have that, and we all know that, okay?
I mean, that's why crypto Twitter is small because people can't think outside the box.
So if you have that and you know that and you know that there's a certain majority of the populace that can only work certain parts of, you know, certain parts of jobs, like as we go more into tech and heavier into tech, we're not going to, like the jobs that are presented by the tech are going to be more upper echelon jobs, like more jobs that require you to think better, to think faster, right?
When it, one of those smaller jobs, the minuscule jobs.
be taken over by the said tech that we develop.
I don't understand.
Do you understand what I'm saying?
So Will had a really good point.
And that is a true statement.
Like,
we're always going to find new ways for humans to be productive, right?
Like,
and I just want to like be clear about that.
And AI is never going to be a human.
The thing,
the one thing I'm really trying to land the plane on here
is that in the journey,
we'll describe a moment ago,
Throughout that course of like the evolution of construction manufacturing, we were changing at the rate of a human, right?
We are now changing at the rate of a robot.
So it's going to take, there's going to be a big gap in between like how fast the technology advances and how fast we're able to figure out what the new jobs need to be.
And for the market actually, frankly, to tell us what the demand for those new jobs is.
But who will be the likely person to have to switch to those jobs?
The jobs that people are saying are getting replaced, those people need to step up and
move towards those job locations.
So like if, for instance, if your job is video editing, you need to learn how to do that
with AI so you can become a better video editor, right?
It doesn't eliminate your job.
It just, it adds to what you do and makes you move faster and makes you evolve faster, makes you be able to produce at a faster rate.
It's the same thing with construction where we move from paper to 2D to 3D.
Now we move a lot faster.
We get construction documents out that would take years now in a matter of three to six months.
And it's going to do the same thing with AI.
It's going to literally just improve the work time, the workflow.
And what else is it going to do?
It's going to eliminate people that are in the work field that are close to retirement age.
And they're saying, F that, I'm not going to learn a new field.
I'm just going to retire.
And so what you're going to see is you're going to see the older people move out and the younger people move in.
And that's what you'll see through evolution a lot of the time.
But there are a lot of older people in our economy that need to keep working because they need to work.
Those boomers got enough of our money.
They don't have, like, they don't have retirement.
They don't have savings.
They don't have stuff like that.
Like, like, they'll have to switch fields if they're not willing to evolve.
That's just how that how this thing goes.
But maybe it's not that they're not willing to.
They can't even, like some people just can't wrap their heads around it.
Like, I've talked to people like that.
And I'm just like, yeah, no, that's what I'm saying.
Can I give a couple of examples real quick, please?
It's just to make it a little easier.
So I have a, so here's the thing.
I actually was a fabricator on the other end of Will's profession.
I had a custom mill workshop, and I have a degree in computer science and math.
I just like I know how AI works.
I know what it is, exactly what it is.
Not that I'm not impressed, it's great.
It cuts a lot of time, but Will is 100% correct.
And it's what I've been saying the whole time.
We have to adapt.
And one of the best ways that I'm going to like explain to you because I've seen it happen
with two different generations, all right?
When I was a kid, my grandmother didn't know how to use the remote control, all right?
And the remote control was just basic.
Like, she didn't even know how to use the one with the fucking, with like three or four buttons, whatever the fuck.
You know, like, we're not even to, then when cable came out, forget it.
Like, that controller was too much for her.
If you remember what that, like, what that looks like, that controller, right?
Oh, the silver optimum one, too many buttons.
Yeah, whatever. And now, all right, where I'm at the point where I'm seeing my mother asking my nephew, who's like three or four years old, four, what do you call it, to fucking sit there like on his iPad to like fix the iPad or do certain things that she does not know. She barely even knows how to use her phone. I'm surprised with she knows how to text. But the four year old is better at it with than her. So like.
Yeah, you know, that's why I say it's not a huge deal because we will adapt.
That's just the way it is.
You know, like, there's no...
There's no, like, there is going to be like a short amount of time, like maybe 10, 15 years, whatever, where, yeah, there's going to be a gap.
Like what happened in the 2000s.
But that's the whole thing.
It's like everybody's going to have to like constant.
So the only thing that we're not ready for is the amount of information that we have to like take in.
That's the only thing we're not ready for.
Everything else, it can be trained.
Right.
All right, but the amount, like, we're like the amount.
I love where you went with that, though, real quick, Nico, because like, I can tell you, me, when I was going through the engineering field, a lot of companies pushed towards not doing 3D and they didn't want to do it.
Yeah.
So I left and went to another company that was willing to do it because I knew it was going to be the future and where things were going to go.
And I think like innovators are going to do that and not innovators are going to stay put at where they're at until their jobs are eliminated.
Exactly.
It's unfortunate, but that's how things work here.
By the way, like, I didn't bring this up to like doom and doom and gloom.
And like, I know there's a bunch of people who are probably like, oh, yeah, we've heard this before or whatever.
Like, I really kind of brought this topic up specifically because this is for the people that like are trying to figure out.
hey, how do I hedge and how do I, like, skill up so I can stay employed in the interim
and how do I find new things?
But I'm not all doom and gloom.
Like, you know, we'll always find a way as humanity.
Like, you know, we will.
Maybe there will be a gap there.
But one thing I do know for sure is that Ethan Sol and all coins do all-time highs like this week.
Let's go.
Oh, you heard that?
That's a fighting word.
Hold on a second, but I just realize something.
If you guys are not using AI Daily, what the fuck are you doing?
For real.
Is this a joke?
AI should be bettering everything you're doing at all levels.
Your fucking, your sex game, you're cooking, you're cleaning, your hygiene.
It should be upping every fucking thing in your life right now.
Everything.
Everything.
I'm trying to figure out to do video editing with AI, man.
No, for what?
I got you.
Don't trip.
I got the team.
You just see how you need to text profits back?
I got a whole team used AI.
Motherfucking best in the game.
They are on payroll now, bro.
We don't even got that thing.
We don't even got to think, William.
Go ahead, Will, go ahead.
And then trap.
I still want to learn.
That's all I'm saying.
Like, I still want to learn that.
All right.
I'll make them teach you.
Fuck it.
I'll make them teach you.
I like some of these AI generated videos that people are putting out.
Some of these mean coins are pretty funny too.
Not buying them, but I definitely like watching the videos.
The videos are freaking hilarious.
I was thinking about making something for myself.
But now I...
In Netflix shows, they're manipulating AI in videos.
Like, I was watching a show the other day.
Oh my God. I don't recommend it.
But it's it's I bingeed it.
It was oh my God.
It was,
do you know what this is going to change the profits?
The biggest area.
I want to hear what it is.
Well,
what I was going to say was in the show,
they manipulated.
See,
he was going to say the name.
And that she's not going to say,
well,
good job.
This person was getting served papers.
Yes.
and she fucking slapped the person and it's some fucked up shit, right?
They owned the hospital, so they were able to manipulate the videos.
Bro, she fucking manipulated the video in 10 seconds, and she's like, see, see, you're not ahead of the game.
Like, using AI to manipulate the fucking video.
I don't know.
I was just like, what did you do that?
Basic as Netflix video and Netflix stuff fucking shows, dude?
That's insane.
But yeah, well, I'm sorry, please finish your thought.
And then go to Trap.
No, you're good.
I think commercials are going to forever change with AI.
I really do.
Not saying, like, I thought the Salana commercial was super cringe, but like that was a really done AI video.
So I have to agree.
I didn't even know it was AI at first.
Have you?
We've gone, we've gone backwards with commercials.
Have you seen some of these commercials that people do on like TikTok and YouTube and all that shit?
Like, they're horrible.
So I don't know.
Like, I agree.
Not all of them, obviously.
They're a couple good ones.
You will.
Some of them are so bad.
I don't know what this guy's yapping about.
State Farm is ahead of the fucking game, okay?
State Farm is on Kai Sinat's fucking stream.
Jake from State Farm is that motherfucker.
I don't want to hear it.
People are getting it.
People are absolutely fucking getting it.
Kira, what were you saying?
Yo, so Will, if you check out K-L-I-N-G,
like they have a pretty, like, simple workflow, like,
and you can just like really just...
put together like two images so you have like a person and then like you have your project like
that's your subject and then it will generate like whatever like a 30 second video man it's pretty
crazy that that's what i'll shoot you some links in a second oh yeah of some of this AI stuff because i've been
yo i've been messing with it because like i used to be super opposed to
to just like calling it AI because like it's just machine learning it doesn't have any sentience or whatever right
but yo bro some of the mcp stuff that they do with like adobe premiere and like you want to edit videos and stuff
there's some crazy shit you can get into man and it's not like extremely difficult because i'm doing it
i want to know what's every one's everyday a y i promise what you use i'll be so confused on grog or chat gpt or what
Bro, you know all those people making bandos off of the Cato?
Guess what they're using?
GROC.
They're finally putting that $50 a month to use.
Wait,
explain.
What are you talking about?
Give me the play.
Yo, so here's the place.
So, okay, for example, right now,
Kyto is doing something with Sofan, right?
And Sofon is like an entertainment blockchain.
They have like a,
a fucking little campaign that they're running right now.
So what I did was I was like, give me five points about at Sophan, right?
So it did that.
It gave me the five points.
Then I go into my GTP and I'm like, give me the TLDR of these five points.
And then it made it like, so it was kind of like.
Yo, it, Kido can't tell if I'm fucking using AI or not, basically.
Because you're, like, passing it through, like, two different AIs.
I don't even think that's wrong because in reality, you're just, you're still putting out information about it.
And that's what their, their tools for to out the algorithm, pick up the algorithm.
But you're just, you're just being smarter with how you're going with how you're talking about it.
You're just, you know, profits, I'm going to send you some stuff.
Like, you know, there's a whole, like,
quote unquote UGC thing that you can do with the AI and you can have it do your videos for you on
TikTok and shit and automatically post and you that's what I'm I'm actually tapped into that right now
oh you oh you're odd you know I knew you're on it because yo that shit is lit like people are
are slowly slowly gonna I mean I'm not even gonna act like I'm super I've seen it for a while but
finally acting on it and it's just like
If you really put it to work, like, bro, Drake is doing it.
If Drake is doing, is putting out $50,000 bounties for people to clip up and chop up and put out content on the stuff he's already going to put out, there has to be there.
I'm pretty sure there's already AIs that are created to do this to tap into.
Trap, go ahead.
No, you know, it's funny because the whole time, I think we spent like probably like 30 minutes talking about like how would we adapt and you know how our people are going to be without jobs and things like that.
But what we didn't talk about is I always try to look at things in the pot.
By the way, sorry to catch you all that.
Yeah, they're going to be waiting for like 30 minutes to say shit.
Now you want to come you out on the top of my shit like what the fuck?
We should stop.
We should stop saying that though because AIs are definitely not taking over nobody's fucking job, bro.
Okay.
Yeah, that's what I was trying to say. Look, so in history of the world, all the builders has always been the people that are willing to take risk first.
You know, like, whether there's a country, whether there's fucking the guy that was in the ship trying to find a new country.
All those people started with a skill that at first they thought they'd be crazy, right?
And then people are saying like, oh, but you know, a lot of jobs is going to be lost.
But what we're not talking about is the early adopters.
The motherfucker is in this.
space right now that are using AI every day.
They're implementing through their job and everything they do make them faster.
I'm better on my calendar.
I'm better on my diet.
I'm better with everything that I do.
I run it through my chat GPT.
Sometimes I run it through GROC.
You guys don't understand how powerful GROC is when you're doing research on crypto
because he has all the information from Twitter.
So that means that you can ask them questions.
like what are the AIs or what are the coins that are popping today the mean coins what are the best ones like you can literally act things that are right there and these are the people that are going to lead the top whatever you know one five 10 percent of the
nation in the future and then everybody else that is going to catch on later right that is going to
start using it later they are going to come in in others and then the people that are on the other
end that are a little bit older those people are going to have to fend for however they good
they did in their lives did they save money for retirement because they're going to get put
they're going to get kicked to the curve for a little bit.
And if they can adapt, like we'll say, to a new job or, you know, maybe they have a little
hobby that they can turn it into some kind of income, then those are the people that are going
to be the ones in a little bit of trouble.
But I feel like today, we already have people that are using this and expanding, just like
the next generation is being trained.
My son is 11 years old.
He spends hours sometimes, whether it's in, you know, Fortnite or even with the, with the VRs, right?
Now, these people are being trained to be in VR.
So if the future, any type of jobs and things like that will be in VR, these kids ain't going to get dizzy spending eight hours in that shit because they already put it in the hours now.
So I feel like.
It's always like an evolution and, you know, it's like almost like the Matrix said, you know, like we're refining things.
But I feel like a lot of the people that are going to lead the AI revolution tomorrow are here, right here in this chat.
There's going to be some motherfuckers that coming out of these places to lead this.
I feel like it's not going to happen.
We're already doing that.
Hold on.
Hold on.
I don't want you to get mad.
You've done?
You've done talking?
Just messing you.
I appreciate you.
Go ahead, Will.
Nah, I normally don't talk about it, but yeah, you kind of brought something up though that kind of piqued my interest.
So what you were saying, the other trap is like it's similar to like my kid, right?
And I think that I normally don't talk on spaces about my personal life, but I have a daughter and stuff like that.
And I teach her in ways that other people don't, right?
A lot of people would say, oh, you're being neglectful or you're not helping them.
I help her with the homework and stuff like as much as I can.
But like when she's like, how do I spell word?
I'm like, ask Alexa.
Ask Siri how to spell word.
And that's just me trying to program her to let her know that there is technology to assist her in life if she needs that.
And that, you know, if somebody's not there to help her, she knows a way to use technology to do that.
And I think like if you if you teach the younger generation in a way to understand and respect technology as a millennial, that's a big part of your life is the evolution of technology.
If you teach them to understand technology would not abuse it, right?
You still got to know how to spell and everything else.
That's where a lot of people say, oh, well, next generation, not going to know how to spell.
Come on, people.
Like when people say stuff like that, it's just super cringe.
But I think like...
Teaching them how to use technology will make them that next evolution, right?
They'll understand technology and they'll be able to identify early.
And I think identifying early is the biggest thing because like me, I am probably one of the people in my field that have the longest...
I definitely think I'm one of the, and I've been to California.
I've been across the nation to many different states.
And I have one of the longest, I would say times in BIM out of most BIM people in the world.
And that's just because I moved fast on BIM.
Right. I moved immediately when it when it came out so like when I go up with a resume and they see how long I've I've been doing them for
I can get a job pretty easily. That's not a bragging thing. That's just saying like that's me because I moved on this technology fast and I think that if people respect
And I'm even looking for ways to use use this in my everyday life, even on the engineering stuff and stuff like that.
I'm looking for ways to use AI because I think that it is going to integrate in many different sectors that a lot of people are not expecting.
And if you could figure out where it will integrate into your sector, be a first mover.
You could be the person in your company that's teaching other people and getting paid a lot more than everybody else.
Do you do any design?
Yeah, yeah, I do design.
All right.
So why don't you just help, let it help you with design?
Well, that's, that's the thing.
That's trying to get it to cross-reference and the design.
Design's not a lot of design.
I'll just say it's done through Revit, right?
And a lot of Revit is done through Dynamo scripts and stuff like that.
So there is, there is an...
There's a type of coding through Python and stuff like that.
I think if you're telling it like, hey, create me a Python code for this or that, it's really great for that use case.
But I don't think it can back in Revit and necessarily and create your design.
So I can finish no work.
I can tell you how to do it.
I can definitely see how it can help with design and finished work.
Maybe not for like a building structure and stuff like that.
But for finished work, I definitely can see a way for it to work.
Yeah, I can see you from...
What do you use?
AutoCad?
No, Revit.
Revit?
I don't know if they have a plugin for Revit yet, right?
But there's this MCP framework that helps you connect the...
the, what do you call it?
The machine learning stuff to, like, whatever application you're using.
I'm going to, just give me, like, a couple of seconds.
I'm going to shoot you over that stuff, bro, because, like, so I do...
like horticulture related stuff i do like plant tissue culture and i have this shit doing like
peptide chains and all types of shit bro because i'm not too good at that stuff and i usually
get a lot of stuff wrong so this like really helps accelerate it right because it's like you know
i could fucking sit here and larp like i'm like i know what i'm doing most of time but i fucking
i honestly just don't man like it's just that simple
No, that's cool. Yeah, I'd definitely be interested in looking into it. The thing is for me is like as long as it meets the criteria, I think that's the most important part. And the company has to, there's a lot of stuff that has to go through company and stuff like that too. That's the other thing. You have a company is willing to adopt. I'm still willing to learn even while companies aren't adopting yet.
And I think that that's always the important part.
If your company or sector hasn't adopted yet,
but you know that there's a way to get adoption in your company,
I think just moving ahead of them is always smart as an individual,
even if that means like going and taking a couple classes at your local college
or going and watching YouTube videos or whatever it may be,
I think that people strive and do that.
Those are your front runners.
Those are the people that end up with six-figure salaries,
seven-figure salaries.
Whereas everybody else has just fallen in line with whatever the current trend is.
And I think like people should always be striving.
One important part, especially I think it was Avery that our average that brought it up.
And that was, you know, always look at your time and your money and always put your, uh,
Put it out there that you need to be trying to make more money.
You always need to be trying to make more money.
I think that's really important.
Like if you work two jobs, three jobs, whatever, you know, side gigs, regular job, you know, whatever, whatever it is, always tried to make more money throughout your day.
And, you know, as long as you're doing that, you'll always be ahead.
I'm never worried about a recession because I, my job is always, there's always a high demand.
And why is there always a high demand?
Not because they won't reduce in size on my field.
I just have a higher knowledge base than most of the people in my field.
And that's, again, it's not a bragging thing.
It's just a factor that I take into consideration.
So if I go to a company, I can get a job.
Because I have the history, I have the resume, I have everything else.
And I think anybody can really do that if they work really hard to get to that point.
If you work hard up front, life becomes easier on the back end.
If you work really lazily up front, life becomes harder on the back end.
And so you have to kind of front load your life so you can have an easier time on the back end.
So I'd really urge that to a lot of people who may just be getting started in life and everything
that really pump out that liquidity, man, get those jobs, make that money, invest, be smart, be savvy.
I think this is a, it's always a time to be positive on markets and be, you know, happy where you're at.
I think, like, that's why I always pressure that on when I talk about markets specifically.
Uncle Will being Uncle Will.
Chesape, what's up, man?
You can't.
I'm just kidding. You could farm any day of the week, Chesapee. What's up, man? How's it going over there?
Oh, that's amazing, bro. Thank you. I love that about it. Yeah. Good to know.
You send the invoice? You know I'm sending them.
Fuck your thumb, brother.
Rob, I'm thinking about coming to Miami tomorrow.
What? Just out of nowhere. I love that. Well, come on, brother. Bring that ass here. Let's go.
There's actually a lot of events happening this week.
Miami Music Week.
I'm pretty sure there's cocaine flooding the streets pretty wild at the moment, along with Molly and every other drug.
It is what it is.
But, yeah, lots of activities going down this week in Miami.
Well, how many buildings were put up with cocaine?
Like how much, how much, like instead of...
That's a question for chat.
A fucking session on this.
I want to hear about Chesapey and Ape Chain right now.
Chesapey was going to talk to me.
What you got?
No way.
You got the stage with 297,000 people and you're not trying to, you're not trying to fucking...
You're not going to shill anything.
Ape Chain?
Would it get to get off my stage?
What a disgrace.
All right, Nico.
I guess we're going to ask your cocaine question again.
Well, go ahead.
What was your cocaine question?
So the building, remember the building that collapsed in Florida?
I think they put it up with cocaine.
Like, I really think that that's kind of like what's going on in Florida.
It's been around for a long time.
It was been around for a really long.
Nah, bro.
The real tinfoil hat behind that is that they were trying to buy that building for a while.
And the residents there didn't want to leave.
And so they blew that big edge up and they're turning into a resort right now was millions.
Listen, I just think some construction workers got fucking high and they mixed up the fucking cinder blocks with the cocaine with the fucking keys.
No, bro.
She's been around for years and it was not stable.
And these motherfuckers, I didn't want to sell, bro.
I believe what Trapp just said.
Oh, my God.
Dude, buildings in Miami are like money laundering operations.
That's what buildings in Miami are.
When I was down there.
That's real talk, though.
That is real talk.
A lot of people don't understand that one.
Yo, when I was down there, it just, like, especially, like, Winwood over there.
It just looks like a weirder Bushwick or fucking Williamsburg.
Or they're trying really hard.
Relax.
Relax.
Pull back up, gee.
It looks, listen, Miami's Miami.
Don't disrespect, okay?
You got two motherfuckers right here that run Miami.
You're not about to disrespect.
Okay?
Uh-uh.
Yeah.
Miami looks actually fire right now.
I'm not going to front.
I love all the art on the walls.
I love the graffiti.
It's amazing.
Yeah, that's...
I like the weather.
It's a little swampy, but I like the weather.
Who doesn't like Miami?
Somebody told me, but I don't know how true it is.
The developer in Miami, the bigger one, is actually from Brooklyn.
So, like, he was, like, a big developer in Brooklyn.
So I wouldn't be surprised.
Yo...
And New York motherfuckers are coming over here, taking over the motherfucking buildings.
Yo, Nico, where are you going to retire, brother?
I've been retired.
This cycle, we're going to retire him, for real, for real.
Miami's moist, though.
So I like Miami because it's moist.
That's what she said.
Wait, you have?
Oh, shit.
Yo, yo, I was lagging, man.
I don't know, man.
You guys are, you guys are tricking me.
You guys are what's going on right here, man?
Yo, profits.
What the heck was that, man?
No, I love to be way by you, man.
But...
Man, that shit was cool.
I love it.
I love it.
I love it.
I love it.
Like Eminem, brother, you have one shot, one opportunity for the ape chain community.
Put on right now.
That's true.
That's true.
You know what's funny?
I was just playing that son.
I was playing that song as the ITU of my spaces bro onboarding everybody I just want to say people just turn notifications on if you're not perp air chain I have over $15,000 on NFTs.
I have the big ball because the space is coming later tonight man because 8chan is just cooking 62 other dates to all the freaking builders and grinders of the chain.
Congratulations.
Five people just were announced today and yo I'm so super super excited. Thank you profits man.
Yo, this is badass and who the fuck is fighting Miami?
Let me block this motherfucker right now.
That part. You heard him.
Pin it to the top too, bro, so people can check it out.
I think it's cool with their report. It's pretty unique.
At first I was like, what the hell is this spotlight stuff?
But that's pretty unique.
It's, uh...
It's a really good incentive, a good way to get people on the chain.
Some people have mixed reviews on that, but I mean, yo, effort, A for effort, consistency, grinders,
I see a real cult-like community being rebuilt.
I see something.
When you see grifters trying to grift it, these are green flags.
It lets you know there's some, there's some heartbeats over there.
There's some blood there.
There's some life there.
Let all your dreams come true at A-Chane, right?
All of them, all of them, man.
This is the word to start.
One shot only to building grind, motherfuckers.
What's up, Kiro?
I appreciate you, bro.
Yo, I have a real question about like the thing.
So we're going to be able to add like our own content to our other sidelines.
So like let's say I have like a virtual like a 3D environment built and stuff.
I can like put it into my land.
Why would he know that answer?
He might know the answer though.
I don't know.
He wouldn't.
I'm pretty sure.
You know, he sounds like he knows some shit because I know I know nothing.
That's one thing I'm confident.
Maybe, you know what?
I'm going to send you his space set a reminder.
How about that?
I think you'll get your answers over there.
Oh, blessed.
100%.
I'm not dropping any alpha right here for profit.
Right now we're taking care of Miami.
We love the city.
Don't fuck Miami right now.
Average, what's up?
Miami.
I mean, I'm all about Miami.
Oh, my motherfuckers.
All right.
I'm going back to my bubble bath.
Yo, love you.
Tomorrow we're off. Thursday, we're back. 6 p.m. Eastern right here. Twitter spaces. Let me see. Did you guys get in the telegram chat? No, you didn't. Maybe you get in the Discord. Find the fucking Discord. Find the white rabbit. Find the clues. Find the fucking clues, ladies and gentlemen. I'm finally doing it. Yeah, I'm doing it. Finally doing it.
But yeah, thank you for pulling up. It's been a really good day.
Listen, this market is wild, dog. You're in crypto. You log in the CT. You like fucking Bitcoin.
You like Ethereum. You like all the things. Suey, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
Find your purpose. And you're going to feel stupid in two to five years if you were just
sticking around and not building your fucking port and building your relationships and building your
friendships and building your network out. Straight up. That's literally what I want to.
So you know why? Because I lived that.
2014, 15, 16, I was dicking around because I was 20 years old and I was like, oh, fuck it.
I like 3x Bitcoin. I'm traveling the world. I make $4,000 a month.
No, bro. I should have 50,000 bitcoins.
And it's okay that I don't, but my point is opportunity doesn't wait for nobody.
And if you feel like you've missed an opportunity, no today is another day to get that opportunity.
So, well, any last words, trap? Any last words, please.
No, I'm good. I think I talked a lot today.
I'll leave it. It was good discussion now.
You killed it.
Guys, listen, stay tapped into the game.
You already know you're pulling into the right spaces.
Stay involved.
If you're getting a little bit too bearish, get away from Twitter, go outside, come back again, and everything's going to be all right.
I'll see you next time.
I always fun time.
Peace out, guys.
