You there Mike? Yeah, what happened Twitter Twitter bugging out again? We're getting we're getting disappointed by Twitter once again today We have the initial link sent out. We had some RSVPs So we're gonna be asking our friends were joining us
here early. If they can help spread the word, it's really, really frustrating when Twitter does not want to cooperate. But it's okay. It's all right. We're going to let people start filtering in here. We have a special episode today, really, much different from what we normally do. So we're very excited.
to be talking with the co-creators of the Banksy Dow and we'll be talking about everything that they're doing, building and what to look forward to with them. We'll probably cap this around an hour today and just keep this pretty Q&A style, which is pretty different for Eminem, but we're excited as we continue
to develop what this show is and the opportunities that we're able to provide everybody. So like I said, if you could help us share the word with this space, our initial link got rugged by Twitter. And any sharing of this new space would be highly, highly appreciated. So with that, I'm going to run our intro track and then we'll start to break down.
So welcome back everybody, I'm an embron today, we're happy to be here and we have a special episode on demand today.
Welcome back everyone to another episode of M&M Broad Day. Feels good to be back. I'm coming off a Chimper's community space which was my first attempt at kind of organizing that community.
and it went really, really well, honestly much better than expected. So I appreciate all my friends who I'm seeing some familiar faces from that space who are showing out and supporting and finding out things that the chimbers are up to. Today we're going to be talking about a different project. Today we are joined by the Banksy Dow and who
Who is on the account today? What's checking over there?
That's awesome. Yeah, we had some good conversations earlier which led up to this. You're coming in recommended from our friend Mo. So there was a good mutual connection there. I think a good starting point for all of this is kind of just giving a little bit of backstory on this creation, this concept that you guys have developed. So tell me
Just a little bit, what is the Banksy Dow and what is the project goal here? Yeah, so in short, we're trying to break the barrier down to investing in exclusive art, contemporary art such as Banksy's, you know, wall or the like, and we're also trying to platform emerging artists from the NFT space as well alongside this.
So the way we're doing it is we're building out a web 3 auction house so similar to the likes of Christie's, Sullabees, you know where we're going to be hosting all different types of art. Like I said earlier the emerging artists in the NFT space, the kind of guys that are posting on Twitter, showing them to get an audience, we want to help get, you know,
get it out there and incentivise people to purchase this and give a real platform where you know people can actually have a fair chance of getting their art soon. So the way we're doing it is we own currently four Banksy paintings already which are owned by the investors in our company. All of the proof, the authentication
is on our website and we have a video on the Twitter like showing the paintings physically next to our brand etc just so you know you dismiss any worries about the ownership of the paintings but in terms of how it works we've 3D rendered the paintings and generated unique NFTs with each one so when you
you like a fractionalized Banksy, you receive the individual token for your fraction of the Banksy, you'll see the fraction, it was 3D, fully interactable, draggable NFT, there's no example on the Twitter as well. But basically the launch, I don't
I hope that's a bit of a good background. Yeah, that's a great starting point. That is totally a great starting point. So for further context, we have provided the thread from the banks of doubt up at the top so you can find out a lot of the logistical information. Maybe you guys want to save that.
At the top of the show, I'm going to announce this is a sponsored space. We will be giving away some white list opportunities. We'll be having five spots for this white list that will be giving away to our listeners today. So all you got to do to enter is make sure you're following the Rehost Up top and retweet this space. I'll provide a link at the top to the
space itself. And we have Dopp here with our first question of the day. What's going on? No, I'm just saying hi. I don't have a question. I'm sorry. Oh, I'm just saying hi. How you doing? Hello, Dopp. We appreciate your presence. Yeah. I'm just starting it off bad so that you guys could take over and, you know,
I just wanted to, I didn't quickly just about what we're giving away. We're actually giving away five NFTs, not actually the whitelist spots because our whitelist is currently open on the website. So if we were giving away whitelist spots, whitelist spots, it'd be a little bit pointless. You can go sign up on the website. So we're actually five NFTs being given away.
Oh, that's right. Yeah, sorry. So please explain the breakdown of your allocation and sort of how people can get involved in this because it seems to be multiple different ways that people can be buying into your project in these paintings, etc. Can you kind of give us a breakdown on sort of what each entry point means?
Yeah, so there's a lot of information to unpack. So there's going to be the first launch. It's all going to be simultaneously all at the same time. So we have a Dutch auction. It's going to be starting at 0.1 E going up to 0.065 E. This is going
be our membership pass launch. So if you want to interact with anything on the platform by any art from exclusive artists etc you're going to need to own this membership pass. It's going to be a 33-33 supply NFT. So when you mint, you know, whatever price you guys decide up,
You'll have the chance of getting the membership pass or there's going to be 100 fractional shares of the Bank seat worth $2,500 each. That will be randomly distributed to mentors and there will also be 233 creator passes which will be randomly distributed to mentors if you're like
So the creator passes give you is direct access to us to get your art promoted on the platform. So you'll be able to list your original art. It's obviously going to be some due diligence because we don't want to let scammers on the platform. But you can purchase with your art one of one art.
get it on the platform and to incentivise engagement with the Swallow Creators, everyone that purchases art on the platform, you're going to be given a free share of the Stop SO Banksy as well alongside the art they purchased in a similar value towards the art just so that you're hedging against
You know, low liquidity art people can be cautious investing in smaller creators because of understandable reasons, but we want to incentivize this. So you're also getting a p2 real world art. Something that's actually contemporary art actually is beaten inflation, the S&P in bad market conditions. It's one of
the best markets to invest in as of recently. So that's the breakdown of the Dutch auction and alongside this we're going to have a very small supply, so 25 supply and these are just going to be fractional shares of the Banksy which are going to be worth $10,000 and
They're going to cost 2e to min. So if you want to purchase them, it's going to be very limited, only 25. So if you're a gambler and you want the membership pass, go for the big supply. If you really want to show this Banksy, it's part of your portfolio. Go for the small supply.
That's awesome. That's really great. So if you're just joining us, which I see a lot of new faces already, I first want to thank you and I want to rehash that this is a sponsored space with the Banksy NFT Dow. We're talking all things about their project. We'll be giving away five NFTs from their collection to one person. We'll five different people really.
who retweet the space and make sure you're just following the free host cohosts tandem up here. So all you got to do, retweet the space and you'll be entered to win. I was hoping you could just talk us through what was the process legally to get this going. I know you guys had paintings in London but you didn't actually go through with it there but I am
interested in you sharing that story with the rest of the audience? Yeah, so me personally, I wasn't the one that was doing this, it's the investors, but I can talk on their behalf. They owned the paintings through a contact that they made to their property business, their property investors and put some of their cash into Kuntabi Art.
and they actually bought them privately through Banksy's private collection. So they spoke to, they had some sort of connect with Banksy's manager and they acquired the paintings that way. This is about five years ago initially they started buying from it. So they build this collection but we you know once these we had
the idea of the NFTs when we're having them fractionalized, there's no point doing this in this. It's completely fractionalized both legally, you know, physically. So we intended on doing this in London because that's where the paintings currently are, getting the lawyers to look at changing the ownership over from the investors into the actual
the OUNAs. It's not something that's very good to do in the UK legally. It's quite a difficult process, but in Dubai, and we're actually having the paintings flown over to Dubai to be stored in Dubai, where we've managed to get the legal process down. We've got some lawyers just to work on it, and basically how it
works now is that the paintings have been placed into an as-scrow where there is no ownership and the agreement is that the painting is fully owned by any holders of the NFTs no longer the investors that fall to once we've minted it out minted out any of the fractions. Yeah
I think that's cool that you were able to get that done and actually have it all legally backed and stuff like that. Go ahead, Mayor. I was just going to also compliment that, but I see Dopp has his hand up once again. Dopp, the mic is yours. What's a Banksy? What's a Banksy?
It's a, well Banksy is himself a guy who's a street artist. You might be familiar with some of his work that went on auction and got shredded a couple minutes later. What? Pretty sure the price. Yeah. So, you guys shredded? I don't know the numbers of the, yeah. Wait, why would they shred the word?
Dut, they were burning the supply. It turns. It turns the place in air.
Basically, yeah. It's a new matter in contemporary art, I guess. But yeah, he's very famous for street art. It's about going on to anyone that maybe doesn't know Banksy. He's been in support of a lot of campaigns, you know, government campaigns, very anti-government.
And yeah, it's asked, perhaps a lot of value recently, especially since COVID, the entire Banksy market has blown up. And like I was referring to you with the one that shredded. I don't know the exact numbers, but I'm pretty sure it sold for a couple million and doubled straight after, doubled its price and sold straight after it got shredded live.
auction wait that one wasn't because we're the first to do it so no we're the first to do it properly let me tell you because it's shredded so like could you sell the oh I mean you could sell the shreds actually I don't know if we should try it on do you own one
Personally, I don't but I will own a fraction of one when we're not me personally, but the investors do I'm soon to be you I Want the full thing. Why do I just want a fraction?
You can have the full thing if you want to buy all the NFTs and then you're in the full thing. I think that that's a great question that DUP just asked actually without realizing it is what is the advantage to owning
a fraction of a Banksy. Why would someone want to own a fraction of a Banksy? Yeah, so there's a couple different reasons, right? So, first of all, on a basic level,
It's allowing you to invest in the industry of contemporary art for much lower barrier to entry than originally. So, you know, if until us you wanted to buy a bank see and see the return on investment in three years time as an example, you have to buy the whole painting, it's probably going to cost you a couple million, not many people
take advantage of that so that's where we come in if you want to spend the thousand or whatever you can go and get that fraction and it will be always entitled to that share of the painting. You know, being a shareholder in the painting and also add it onto this we're going to have a boat
So all the holders are going to have a vote corresponding to the size of your share. And there's going to be a lot of things that we proposed as votes, but some examples. If someone put an offer in on the painting, let's say in six months time, for example, someone wanted to buy the painting and it's like a
good offer for the people that hold the shares. If a certain amount of people vote yes, the painting will be sold and the profit obviously will be redistributed to all the shareholders. And that's you that you've taken advantage of your ROI on the the banks of painting. Yeah, that's cool. I like that a lot. And
One thing that I find interesting is that you said you said Banksy is a street artist and I actually have followed a lot of a lot of Banksy's work. I pinned one of my favorite pieces that's actually in New York City that is supposed to have been done by him up to the top and I think
I think that it's really cool that he actually has some physical paintings that are going around. So can you speak on, I mean, does he have a lot of physical work that's not actually on walls going around or is it is a pretty rare to have actual physical paintings of his
Well, it's actually more dated like the older paintings that he did in the early 2000s He did some canvases some 10 prints, you know like one of 10 one of five's Someone called
our board, things like that. But I think as time progressed and you got a lot more popular, it seems that he started doing less of the quantity art and a lot more into the, you know, random walls once a year type of art because I guess he realised the art was very valuable.
and he wanted to keep the mystic up. Yeah, no, and I do really think that he has a very specific style. People recognize his art when they know who he is. So I think I think Banksy is a great artist and a great example of
somebody who has a great style that is noticeable. But something that I wanted to bring up that Murr and I actually talked about was that I feel like this may be the direction that art is heading in in terms of being able to split
up an art piece fractionally and distributed amongst a lot of people. And I think that it's cool because some people may not be able to afford a whole bank see piece. And I think that there's a lot of other artists out there that people would be willing to collect pieces of art from.
Yeah, I mean this is kind of like the basis of our whole project right because we noticed that either you guys might be familiar with masterworks It's a company that's a web to company, you know just based on a website they offer shares and contemporary paintings other you know by
different and a lot more realistic ownership. So it's obviously a huge market for it because they were they actually raised 110 million recently given that they're more 1 billion valuation. I'm pretty sure they've only been open for maybe a year or two. So obviously there's a big demand for this market.
So what we're doing is you know you're going to own this NFT it's going to be in your meta-mask and as long as you have this NFT you don't give your seed phrase out or click any stupid links you will keep your fraction and always have ownership over the painting and we'll be doing things such as giving it to museums
It will be, you'll have the decision to vote on this, which museums it goes to, but it will always be shown in the museum with a QR code next to it and it's going to be officially, we're going to make sure if the museum wants to display it, the NFTs will be about, I'll advertise next to it as, you know, the fractionalised bank seat owned by these NFTs.
I'm pretty curious on what will the metadata look like for the holders of these fractionalized pieces? Will you have kind of the cut out of your specific part of the painting? Will it just be the visual of the painting and its entirety? What will that look like in my wallet if I were to be a no-no-frationalized banksy piece?
Yeah, so if you go on our profile, you might want to pin the tweet. If you scroll down a bit, we have a video where it's a sneak peek of the NFT. It's a fraction. You'll see your fraction and it's fully dragable, like, interact with your model, spin it around, zoom in. It's a 3D fraction, so you'll see like the contours on the painting.
I'll send you the link if you want so you can pin it. Yeah, I just got it off. It's up at the top now on the jump out front. Great reference. Awesome. Yeah, so that's exactly how they're going to look. You'll see that in terms of the metadata, you'll see the percent that you own in the painting, in the metadata, and the
name of the painting obviously stop at so Banksy and the token number that's that's the method data that's awesome before I jump into our next question here I'm gonna be reading off one of the winners from the retweeting competition rather
All you have to do is enter this, and we have our first winner of one of the NFTs coming from the BanksyDow. It is FCKNG rules. Send me a message and we can organize your role in dressing purposes over there. There will be four more spots.
more NFTs being given out as a result of this space. Like I said, all you have to do is follow the host up top, retweet the space's link, which was one of the first pains. I think it's the second pin now. Yep, second pin. And hopefully you'll be one of the next four if I get right off Mike. Yeah, I just wanted to again touch on the point that these are actual NFTs you were
getting the NFT that we're talking about right now. Can you actually explain exactly what they're getting? Yeah, so the one that you see right now on the PIN Tweet, this is if you are to be either one of the lucky hundred in the membership min.
that receives this or one of the 25 that have done the limited supply to ETH mint for the actual fraction. So in total 125 of these to start with and the initial mint but a lot more of these are going to be coming out after. There's going to be the option to just once I'll plot
There's always going to be an option to buy a fraction of the painting just like a free I guess you call it like an open edition So it's going to obviously be the same price no change in that because it stays to the paintings value But you're not going to have the same deal where we're offering a $10,000
are staking the painting for two weeks. That's only on the first minute. But in terms of the visual, that's the visual for the fraction NFT. The visual for the membership pass hasn't been released on our Twitter yet and the visual for the creator pass also hasn't been released on our Twitter but it will be coming soon.
Great. Okay, awesome. Johnny has a hand up. A good friend of the show. A nice, beautiful golden bean. What's going on, Johnny? Yeah, what's going on? So, uh, Banksy team, I guess you answered part of my question right now, but I wanted to know a little bit more about the structure.
of the Dow and if there's a liquidation event in the future. So a few questions are, I think you mentioned that it'll be on display or can be on display. Can the holders ever vote to liquidate? And if so, then I'm curious about if it stays as an open edition, are there restrictions on how many the team can
Because the team comes in and winds up mending like 51% don't they basically control the asset right so curious about any future liquidations event and then I guess the structure of the men will there ever be a burn kind of team and things like that Yeah, so in terms of
You know, if you guys have a proposal, we can run that through. And also we have proposals coming when things like opportunities arise from museums. And in terms of the liquidation, I'm guessing you mean in the event of like everyone wanting to sell the painting, is that what you mean?
Yeah, exactly. Okay, yeah. So if I make up a scenario here that someone offers an amount of money for the painting and it's a profitable offer and we put this proposal through to the dial, we haven't decided on the exact percent of people that vote yes to make this go through.
But that will be percent if everyone agrees yes, then that offer will go through and the revenue from that offer will be redistributed to all the holders according to how much we share you are. So that's how that would work in the event of a liquidation. Is that good? Yeah, cool. Thank you very much.
I have a question. So, you know, we're fractionalizing this stuff and you're able to see how much of it you own based on a percentage in the metadata. If you have people that, you know, determine whales that are starting to sweep up, maybe 25% of the Banksy painting, half of the Banksy painting,
Is there any way to combine the metadata to represent in one token essentially that it's being owned by one person or is there a burn mechanism that can be implemented for this? Is this something you guys have discussed at all? It's actually a really good point. I like that idea. It's not actually something that we really run through much.
in terms of merging together multiple fractions. The only difficulty that comes with it is as you see in the NFTs display an individual fraction. So I guess in the future, like you said, we could have you burn them all in exchange for redeeming one NFT that would have to
be a combination of all the fractions in one NFT. So it's going to be quite a technical challenge in terms of generating the NFT. We'd have to run it by the design. It was actually a very big process getting it 3D scanned and fractionalized. So in terms that I can't confirm anything, it's a
really good idea that we're actually going to explore now that you said that because I can imagine it'd be a lot cooler if you could measure it together. I do like that idea. Yeah, I mean actually to expand on that point, you I feel like you wouldn't even have to make it inclusive so that like people would have to just have to random
that they could merge together, I think it would be cool if you made people actually find two pieces that were next to each other on the piece and that's how they would be able to combine them. If they wanted to purchase that piece, they would be able to piece their two pieces together, but it would have to be the piece that was able to connect to any side of their current piece.
That's very cool, like a little jigsaw, that's pretty cool. Yeah, I like that. I mean, I'm definitely going to take all this to the team. There's a lot of things that are in the project and there's definitely a lot of things that we can add to the project always, it's such a big thing. That would be definitely awesome, but also a very probably quite different
So, it's not difficult to implement technically, but yeah, all great ideas. So, I wouldn't say no to an event. Yeah, that's great. And we love where idea guys. So, you know, even though this is in some of the stuff we've previously discussed, we hear something, we think of something, we air it out.
second winner of the day. We're running the giveaway as we speak. And Mamba, IBW Mamba is the winner of the second NFT membership pass to the Dow. Congratulations, Mamba. Mike, I'd like to stop you. It stopped me from coming off mute. Sorry. We have how many three
three more, we have three more that we are giving out today. All you have to do to enter is make sure you are following the people up top host, cohost, cohost, and retweet this faces link. Mike, back to you. Yeah, so I had another question. I think that this is a really cool idea. Like I said, for actionalizing physical art, have you seen anybody else do this in
the space for any other artists or any other pieces of art? Yeah, so I don't know if you guys saw it. Particle did a fractionalization for the lovies in the air Banksy, I believe it was, and they bought that for 13 million and fractionalized it.
But the thing is when they did that all they did was offer the fractions of the transaction right so you could buy the share but they always held the painting in their particle foundation which is their own museum and you basically had no ownership over it apart from an NFT share and obviously we
We saw that, thought that's not what we want to do, that's very boring, not really true ownership. The painting is still learned by particle, so what's the point? So that's one thing that has been done in the past. Doing it different, unbetter. Another thing that we, you know there's a website, can't remember the exact name, I think it's fractional, it's some sort of
but I think they mainly did memes and stuff, like I think they did the doge meme or something. But to us, it's good to have platforms out there that are doing similar things, it raises awareness to the industry, like I said, Masterworks clearly showing there's a demand. But we really want to be the ones that are doing
it properly with real contemporary art, with real NFC arts, not memes. The things like, you know, X-coffees, Beeples, Expensive NFT art, those are things that we think in the future you could definitely fractionize as well. Are there previous examples of groups fractionalized
really anything besides like I mean an open edition I guess but it's not quite the same you know logistically of what we're talking about. Was this sort of an original idea or were you guys inspired by something or kind of where does the credit fall on the idea of fractionalizing something that is otherwise whole? Well
So I guess it started in the way that we already knew the guys who owned the Banksy's and they knew we were in NFTs, we knew what they had. And you know, obviously when you own a painting, it's just sat in storage because it's so expensive, you never look at it, it's not even put up in your house.
you know what can we do with this art? Is there anything interesting? So we had some talks and we thought, myself being a full-time trader last year, I watched everything happen. There was the, what was it called? It was like not Banksy, Mint that happened, I don't know if you guys remember that and there was a bunch of hype around that. You got, you know, a bunch of attention whether it was Banksy or not.#
Obviously I saw that people liked the name Banksy. I saw the fractionalization of the college school that completely sold out so clearly people were after that. And that's where the idea came into fruition. We had some talks and said, look, I think there's a serious opportunity here as long as we do it right. Started building it out. The good thing is that
me and my team were already building a launch pad for NFTs as a separate platform before any of this came about. So what we've managed to do is actually merge the development that we already had made for the launch pad and turn that into the auction house that we're going to be using with the CENFT. So everything really came together very nicely.
That's awesome. Cool. Thanks for answering that. We'll be firing off another winner here. We're going through the picker and Apollo MB dot Eats. Congratulations. You've won yourself a doubt membership pass as well. Send me a DM and we'll get that taken care of.
That's really awesome. Everything that we're kind of airing out here, idea wise, this is exciting for you guys. So what is the timeline now that we're looking at as things start to ramp up for you guys? Are there any official dates, things that we should be marking on our calendar or what's to come really? Yeah, so we see now like
getting a lot more attention, it's great. So we're trying to really push for the launch date within the next 10 to 14 days. You know, we really appreciate that everyone's given us questions and asking stuff because it just helps us perfect the project. I would mark you can't lose 10 to 14 days, just make
sure you put your notifications on because any information on the specific day blah blah blah or just going to be released on the Twitter. We don't have a Discord. That's all of our audience on Twitter right now. We're going to be opening the Discord after mint. It'll obviously be a whole new section.
You can have your community there with the holders and yeah I mean it's look forward to the mint date there's going to be a lot more info regarding some logistics you know the Dutch auction we're going to have the mint details released to the prices and the supply so yeah just keep your notifications on
Great. And then this is obviously on Ethereum. Correct. That is the blockchain. I just want to make sure. Correct. Yes. Great. Cool. Cool. Cool. Okay. We're going to fire off. We have two spots left to give out. We're firing off another picker right now. We're going. We're going. We're going. We're going.
And it is Johnny Depp. Congratulations Johnny. Reach out to me with your wallet address and we'll get you a spot for sure. So, yes, that's great. And he was up here on stage. How convenient. Are we missing anything? Did you feel like there were any key points that you wanted to talk about?
about that we have not asked in question format, anything people should be aware of or look forward to. I actually have a question. Do you guys have plans to fractionalize any more pieces in the future, possibly through the investors, maybe investing in other artists or investing in more Banksy pieces if they have that connection
with his team. Yes, so right now we have four that are being contributed to the project. They're available on the website to look at. And in terms of the future, we definitely want to carry this on, you know, with new art that everyone likes, engaged with. But I do think personally
after these four bank sees or alongside these four bank sees we do some big NFT art because that's something that also I don't think really has been given much attention. Like I said earlier like the B-Pools that sold you know for lots of money X-copies, presenters,
you say stuff like that I think would be really cool to bring to the platform and also I just wanted to raise a little bit of awareness around bringing on the smaller creators to the platform. If you have, if you guys are one of one creators yourself or you know any, some close friends, you're part of a community, if you can, you know,
You use the same way of fractionalizing all pieces or will you use the same way of fractionalizing all pieces or will you need to refine that piece to piece? I guess it really depends. You've only done one piece. You've fractionalized the one Banksy piece.
Well, NFT wise, you've actually fractionalized all of them already that off the four vaccine-banks you pay things their NFTs are all ready to go But the process is basically how they do it. There's a picture on the Twitter somewhere Down the feed and it shows how they do the fractionization. It's they basically have like a 3D
scanner over the painting and it renders like in super high quality every bump on the painting, every basically very fine detail of the painting and then that gets uploaded into the NFTs each fraction divided and then uniquely generated.
So that's a process and if it's more physical art after these four, it will be doing the same thing and obviously we digital art. It can't do that so it will just be fractionized online. Cool, so it's pretty much it's like a different process for each piece you have to you have to go through and fractionalize it separately.
Yeah, yeah, so you have to use the 3D scanner on each one individually. That's great. That's really cool. I'm able to appreciate the level of detail you guys are ensuring in these pieces, especially even though they're getting fractionalized. This all sounds like innovative tech. Honestly, there were a lot of things that
when we were kind of vetting and doing our due diligence and looking into you guys. There are a lot of things that seem unique, innovative, trustworthy. So yeah, it's cool you guys came from good recommendation from Mo and we feel good about kind of echoing some of the information. You guys are putting out there and we look forward to what you guys have common here, right Mike?
I have a bit more of a candid question. What is the favorite bank's C-piece that you guys have right now? Out of the four you said you have? Boy, yeah, are you asking me personally or is it what I think is the most? I guess both. Which ones are your favorite and then which one do you think is the most valuable?
Well, personally, I like the stop SO and it is also, I believe, the most valuable at the same time. Whether that's coincidence or not, I think it is a cool painting. The spuck story behind it is pretty cool as well. It was made in 2001 in support of the stop SO campaign when
And there was a big, what you call it, like tragedy with the oil spill with SO. And he did this in the midst of the campaign to raise awareness and raise money to help clean up the oceans and help clean the air, et cetera, from all the pollution they were causing. So I think it's got a pretty cool backstory.
That is a great backstory. We will run off our last spot of the day. We are going with a picker here. At OD-3005, congratulations you have also received a membership pass to the Banksy Dout. This has been a great conversation.
Have we like I said missed anything is there any information that you think anyone needs to hear before we start to wrap things up? Let me see so I guess we can go back into the team a little bit I know that's important in the in NFTs you know you guys want to know who's behind the project whether we've just announced
I was on a mission come into it or whatever just to build. Basically myself, I was a full time trader last year. I don't know if some of you know my personal account. I mean to the MF is kind of the MF community when it came out. Being an air of since my other team members.
Two of them founded BAD, the crypto marketing agency. They've worked with Kucoin and Binance for acquiring customers. They've done over 250 million in ad spend on those two guys on the team. And also the co-founder of BIN,
the payment processor, the crypto payment processor on board as well. David, my contrarian's name is, if you want to check that out. So that's what the team's composed of as well as obviously the investors who are property investors. But yeah, we're here to build, here to stay. That was us.
Awesome, Mike, you have any other questions here? Yeah, no, I think that this is really cool and I think that obviously you guys are doing it right, you have it all legally bound and this is going to be interesting to see because I feel like a lot
more people who are owning this physical art maybe more inclined to do this or release fractional pieces of their physical art if this all goes well you know. We are hopefully with the guys too.
come to for that. You know, we want to have this platform where we have an existing audience, people can come to us and we can help push their art out, whether you guys come to us with fractionalized, you know, maybe there's some guys who own some very valuable NFTs and you rather than just sitting in a wallet, you want to
I love that too. We've talked with a couple of people that are building out unique platforms to help smaller creators and I think that that
is one of the key draws, the big draws here that you guys are offering, especially when it comes to community retention. So kudos to you guys for creating something innovative, something new, and doing it in a way that's more out in the open and with plans for sustainability through empowering their community members.
But if you guys don't have anything that we're missing and we don't have any other hands up, I think we can save everybody a little bit of time today. What do you guys think? Yeah, so good. Cool. Well, we thank you. Well, actually, hold on before we shut the lights off.
has returned and he's curious.
I'll be careful with that linked up. You never know. I'm getting to say what he's dreaming me. You're buying a fishing man. Yeah, you're dreaming me. I'm not gonna fall for it, King.
Well, like I said, we appreciate everyone showing out today. This was a cool conversation. Very, very new format for M&M. We're bringing on people that we come across with good recommendations, building something interesting and doing so in sort of
open AMA format. So this was a very cool experiment for us and we had a great time conversing with you and we look forward to all that you guys will be putting out and wishing you the best. Thank you very much. Hopefully you will see you guys
some more spaces, we'll be sticking around talking about the project. If anyone's got any questions, I'd just like to say my DMs are open. If you look on the Twitter you'll see following two people, one of them is my personal, and JC, so shoot any questions over there if you have any, I hope you're doing it.
Awesome. Thanks again. Mike, any departing words? Yeah, this was great. And like I said, hopefully, hopefully this is just the start of fractionalizing physical art in the form of NFTs. So I'm excited for the future of this.
Absolutely. Well, thank you again, guys. We appreciate this. Everyone who showed out all of our speakers today asking questions, people taking an interest in something that we also find interesting. Like we said, if you have any questions, feel free to ping us. They're willing to answer questions. I'm really curious to ask questions or at least relay the questions.
questions and this was fun. So thank you again for tuning in. We'll be back tomorrow night, 9 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, and we hope everyone enjoys the rest of their Sunday. Take care gang, much love. This is the wrong song. What the hell is this? Mike? Mike, you send me the wrong song.
I didn't send anything. Yeah, that was the wrong song right there. Whatever Mike just sent that wasn't it. He said it was my seed phrase not the song. Where's mom, but mom and next week we're getting you in here as
to send the songs and you won't fuck it up. Thanks for your therapy, mate.
♪ So be it close in the sea time ♪ ♪ You don't have to go home but you can stay here ♪ ♪ I know you're the one who wants to stay here ♪
♪ I'm going home ♪ ♪ I'm going home ♪ ♪ To take me home ♪ ♪ I'm going home ♪ ♪ To take me home ♪