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I'm glad and clear brother. How are you? Welcome everyone to I was mute but there I was speaking I realized apology demo so welcome to a fireside
We're here to answer some of the most burning questions that people have in the recent days and weeks.
Yeah, good. I hope everyone is doing well. I'm doing pretty good just back from the gym drinking a liter of water, not so bad. So, Makoto, what are you most looking forward to in the coming months?
In regards to solar of course. It's a hard question because there's actually so much coming out. This is going to be the summer of Sora in many ways and it reminds me of the summer of DeFi in 2020 for those who were around back then but this summer is really going to
be quite I think transformative for a lot of what we're doing. On the focus website we've got Sourceynthetic assets launching hopefully next month and that's going to be really cool and you can test it out on the testnet now so if you haven't tried it, go try
It's the more we test the faster we'll be able to release it into production. So please go and test and try to break stuff. But synthetic assets is going to be kind of like our own synthetics platform right on Sora. So, you know, how Ethereum has this synthetics platform.
platform called Stelix. It's nice, but it costs a lot of gas fees to use. It's really slow and typical Ethereum interface. It looks like it was made by blind designers, stuff like that. On the SOAR network,
I think we're going to make a similar type of app, but the experience is going to be way better. So you can try it out on the testnet, let us know, but you can buy things like synthetic gold and silver and cool stuff like that. Not financial advice, of course, but try it out on the testnet and let us know.
Yeah, I definitely remember the DeFi summer of 22, 2022 was the 2020 it was like the the bear summer Yeah, I remember it started with Yam token was the first that was like some sort of fireman token and I went to zero and
the end but it really kicked it off. So synthetics are exciting for that exciting. I'm not too familiar with synthetics on Ethereum myself. What's the most popular synthetic asset on the Ethereum synthetics platform?
to the website and see, but I used it before to buy some synthetic silver, like thinking that JP Morgan would stop manipulating the price in the price would go up to the market value of silver, but unfortunately it didn't. But when I did that, it cost $200 in gas fees.
to buy like I think 600 dollars of synthetic silver. So it was kind of nonsense to be honest. Wait, is there a way of giving me one of the money at least over 10,000 perhaps? Well I know for a physical silver you do actually have to pay fees
if someone is storing an evolved fee, insurance fees and custody fees, but that's proportionally important to the amount you get. But we won't have that on Sora because it's synthetic so there's no custody fee so you can get access to the price action without
without paying any of the crazy ass fees. Yeah, so moving on to some of the burning questions. There's a lot of talk in the community. A lot of talk in the community about the XOR supply. It's increasing. People want to know why it's increasing and is it something that they should be worried about?
Yeah, so to put things in context, yeah, the source supply was when we launched 350,000 soar and now it's like 5 million. So the supply's gone up and the way it goes up is when there buys from the token bonding curve.
So we currently pay for everything that we do on the website, marketing site. We have to pay people in a TBCD. So TBCD is a stable coin that has preferred buying
writes from the token bonding curve. What that means is TPCD can be used to buy Zor from the token bonding curve which will mint, use Zor and put it into circulation. And then the TPCD is held by the token bonding curve in reserves. And there's other reserve assets too, like ETH, DAI, but TPCD is
especially designed to help us through the build phase of Sora. So it has preferred prices compared to Ethan Dai. So you can buy Sora at $1 over a spot from the token bonding curve using TBCD. So that means
the current price plus one dollar. And it's designed that way actually to encourage people to hold TVCD because in the future when sores is a higher price, like let's say theoretically that sores was $100
you're paying $101, which is different from, you know, it's over being 50 cents a paid dollar 50. So it's kind of designed with that mechanism in mind. But, you know, builders got a build and, yeah, so it is expanding this supply right now because we are in a build phase.
And you can't just shut off a project and turn off a team that took, in some cases, years to build and train just because of market conditions. So doing this mechanism allows us to continue development even in a bear market.
And we can actually continue in a sustained way because majority of the developers actually are taking tokens or ecosystem tokens for their salaries. So we're able to pay these salaries without limitation to liquidity, which I think is another question you'd probably want to ask anyway later on.
But, yeah, so is it a problem? Is it something to be concerned about? And so according to the general quantity theory of macro economics, you don't really have to be afraid of expanding purchasing power to pay for production. Now that being said,
There are secondary effects, so when you pay somebody to do some development work and it's not alone, then the money will circulate through the economy and potentially you can seep over and cause price inflation, especially if you have to exit to pay for goods and services outside of the economy.
In this short term, we have this problem because there's not that much you can I mean it's kind of limited what you can do inside the Sora ecosystem. So we don't have Sora cardia. There's a lot of things that are still being built. But in the future there will be more utility for Sora and you'll be able to spend
more store tokens inside the ecosystem for doing different things. And Store Card will also make it so that you don't just have to cash out all your tokens to Fiat instantly. You can just charge up your card as needed. So that's going to be really great for a lot of the builders in the ecosystem who, you know sadly enough need real Fiat current.
for daily life. And in the future, when we get more users, we'll also be able to reduce the source supply because the source actually being burnt like gas with every transaction on the network. So if we had, I mean, it depends on the fees, but if we had like, you know,
one to 200,000 transactions per day, then we would be able to sufficiently burn Zora where the supply would be going down. Now, there's another way that we can reduce the source supply to, and that's to create demand for a TBCD, because like I mentioned,
TBCD is in the token boundary curve and the preferred treatment of the price goes both ways. So you can buy a TBCD using Zor with a Zor being a more reasonable value than the token
So that will allow you to, when you buy a TBCD from the token by the user source, that burns the source. That is a mechanism to reduce the supply. So if there was demand for more TBCD in the system,
So there is an elasticity built into the tokenomics. And, you know, the, so just so on again, this clear. Yeah. Yeah. Because it's a lot of things.
complex words. So the reserve as it goes into the token modeling curve and X-o work comes out and this supply is expanded. I'm going to work the opposite way when someone sells X-o to the token modeling curve and takes back out the TBCD since supply gets part. That's correct, right? Yeah.
That's exactly right. So, um, why who wants to be CD because it seems like that would be a very important factor to keep in the high boundary and increase demand for X awards. Okay, so currently there's two mechanisms that, uh,
link to TBCD demand. The first is that TBCD is currently under $1. So if you buy it now, you could have the potential expectation. This is not advice. I'm just explaining in mechanics that in the future it could be worth a dollar because it is a stable coin.
should target dollar parity at some point. And so that's one of the mechanisms, the other mechanism is that Zora, and this is again not the financial vice, but one of the things that we have is Demeter Farm, and there's the Demeter Farming Paraphrase or TBCD.
So there is an interesting yield that you can get if you provide and stay continuity farm, but you should always do your own research and this is not financial advice at all. In fact, SOAR ecosystem is not for speculation, but for changing the world and putting humanity first.
That's something I try to say a lot in the chat. Let me talk about the price for now. The reason I'm here and I'm interested in sort of it's not simply for the price but it's for the overall goal and vision of what we're trying to achieve. Sure, if price goes up I'll be
very happy and also when it goes down very sad but it's not my goal but it does affect my mental health but it's not my goal. Well I mean look let's be honest, peer markets are not easy
easy for anyone. It's always fun when there are these big market moves in Bitcoin space, for instance. But that's not the only thing in life. So unfortunately,
the world is constructed so that if we don't do anything then the trends look really bad for the future of human progress and freedom and so that's why we need to build economic systems that are kind of more rational because
To be honest, in the future, currencies that don't have any monetary policy that's rational, like Bitcoin, won't be able to compete with centralized currencies that are running a way that can facilitate
high growth. Currently, most mainstream central banks don't really target high growth right now. That's just a variety of reasons. I mean, that's a whole nother conversation. But in the future, and in the past there have been central banks.
that have targeted high growth very successfully in the future, they will be again. So for example, the Japanese high growth model in the post-war era. And that's kind of what inspired Sora, the capability of using rational economic policy to still
production and you know we're doing this every day so in the story ecosystem we you know we expand the purchasing power in the economy to pay for builders who built things that we need like you know series tools and Demeter Farm and
focus swap and sore card and aesthetics and all these cool things. But we can just together as a community manage the monetary policies that we are able to build these things that we want without having to no go and giving up
control to outsiders or begging people for money or things like that. I'm not understanding that. Japan got a high growth phase by doing this similar economics though.
We are targeting. Why is the store not having a similar growth? Where is the Riyama? Where is the Toyota? We are still really small economy. In many ways we do have quite a lot of successes.
If you look at what we built like Pokerswap, Saur wallet, these are really amazing apps that if you show them to anyone, they get really surprised at how nice and amazing it is. In Japan and the post-war era, Japan is much larger economy.
So they were able to have a circular economy. So they were able to create the Japanese yen and then people could use that in their daily lives. Unfortunately, we don't yet have a circular economy in Sora. And so that's one of the things that is curtailing growth right now, but we will get there.
And that's really what I mean I can't really go into details but some of the other initiatives that I've been working on on the political side working with some governments What can I say? Trying not to give away all the details, but yeah, we're creating some really cool initiatives
that will allow Zor to be used in their in more common transactions. In fact, I didn't tell anyone this, but I won't say the country, but I did meet the government of one country this morning. So we're making a lot of progress. We're meeting a lot of people
they get really excited by what we have to offer because what we offer is a new potential source of funding for some countries that don't have a lot of options, right? So a lot of these countries are in our own IMF world bank debt traps and what we go to them is we say, "Hey, you don't have to
You don't have to use this, but if you want to, then it's your option, your own control, but it gives you a new source of funding through the crypto space that you get access to crypto investors potentially and you can open up your economy in new ways that you know
So we don't ask people to get rid of their currencies if they have them. They just allow more options and then let the market choose what is the best solution. So I think full legal tender status is definitely within reach, but it's not going to be a day
to, you know, it's going to be a long and hard work. That's another reason why we should keep building and not be worried about short-term price dynamics. So just to push back on the likelihood of that, because I see some people in the chat and they're saying, well, so is so small, as a small market cap in the
crisis when going in a downtrend. Are we really going to be taken seriously when talking to these governments and nations and prime ministers? Well, yeah, it depends on what kind of offer you do. If you walk in, if you can say, you know, user, user should coin
And then everyone's going to be driving nambos in a year. Of course, they're not going to believe you. But that's not what we do. We don't promote Sora as a platform that's speculative, but rather as a platform that we can build together in a collaborative way. And in some types of cross-border transactions, for instance,
So it could be very useful. Even other types of initiatives inside the country can take advantage of PokerSwap. So it's a very easy and fast platform to use. You can create your own tokens in a few seconds. And these are tools that governments can use even inside their own countries.
You could even use the CBDC, right? So if you don't have enough money to run your own system, you could also create a token on the open ledger and use it. And a lot of governments are wanting to have, of course, permissioned blockchains, but more recently,
There is a move towards several financial institutions using public blockchains. For example, society general issuing different structured products on both the Tezos public blockchain and Ethereum public blockchain. There is a BIOCI in China that
They issued some kind of security on I think public ethereum There's there's an article out about mfg wanting to issue the digital Japanese yen also linked to the arium so
There's a lot of people starting to use public blockchains. And the reason I would say is because in many ways they're more secure than permissioned blockchains because you have more actors all over the world and managing the ledger, staking, putting in their own money.
And this potentially allows for more capital and more security in the ledger finality than you would have with a single central bank doing something on a private ledger. Though, you know, there are always going to be central banks who want to control everything.
But some of the smaller countries are indeed open to some of these public blockchains. And Sora, you know, is really fast. It's a great experience. I am speaking to one central bank. I won't say the name. Sorry to be so coy. The thing is, I try to do
business and not just press releases or you know that's why I don't put any selfies online, I don't like doing anything with any of these politicians because for me it's getting results that's most important anyway I was talking to one central bank and I took out the store wallet and show
them transfer, well I showed them like a swap on focus swap and they almost like you could hear them gasp because it was so fast and in that country doing even a credit card transaction can take like a minute because the poor network infrastructure and you know the
time it takes to route the transactions. So they were really impressed by the speed of it. And do we have their currency as a synthetic under-test net? We don't. So it's a different.
We should add that. Well, yeah, we need to get Ben protocol to add more things. That would definitely be their interest. Sorry, sorry, Dr. Doctors. So speaking of synthetic assets, sorry, Dr. Doctors. Go ahead.
Hi, I'm synthetic asset. So there is one question unclear for me. And that is the band protocol limited to certain numbers of
of currencies that you can add. And if yes, or what you will you do to expand the currency amount on the synthetic asset platform.
Okay, so currently we've worked with Band Protocol. In the future we can also support Chainlink, but yeah we just start with a band because they were pretty nice about integrating our network and they're pretty reasonable cost. So when we don't have so much money to throw around it's better to start
And then move our way up. That being said, I think their protocol is more secure than chain link because they do a lot of outlier detection and things like that. With a van protocol, we pay flat rate per month plus some money for each pair that is added in the Oracle data. So we can add
more apparels, but it will cost more money. And so what we chose in the current apparels is we just went with like their standard fiat assets and then go on silver, but they have other crypto assets that we can also add, but that would be more expensive and I think it would have as many users at
to be honest. So it's better to start out small and move up over time. We can get them to support more currency pairs like for fiat currencies and we can also get them to support some things like stocks and other commodities but we would have to pay for that.
It's, you know, they have to pay other people for the data. So it's like a long process to even find out the cost for this because we would have to tell them we want something and then they would have to go and ask their data providers and see if they can get a reliable data source. And in many cases they can, but it would just cost
extra money. So I don't think it makes sense to spend more money before launching the platform. So it makes sense to launch the platform and then see how the people are using it. And then maybe we can get some requests from the community and then that can guide
direction of the data that's provided in the Oracle. I think people would definitely agree with you there. So another difficult question I have for you. A lot of people are talking about costs and the cost to pay for all these various initiatives we're doing like we've to pay for
for the Oracle integration, SoraCard, people are talking in the chat about liquidity, which is quite low. At the minute for external liquidity in eat and die, I know shortly we'll have some Kusama, poke it up liquidity, or right now we only have eaten, die as the biggest pairs.
Is this something that's worrying? Is there any solution to really grow this liquidity gap to a substantial amount? Yeah, so okay, so does it worry me? It's something I keep track of and but to be honest
It's not the only thing that I worry about and look at. And even if the liquidity went to zero, I would still work on Sora, and I would still continue to develop. And I think a lot of people would actually, because we believe in this vision. We do need more than
So yeah, we're trying to engage with some people to try to get some liquidity using the PokerSwap as a service program that is heavily subsidized for LPs and then also by promoting to some
investors, the demeter farming platform and the potential there. So these are some private conversations that are of course ongoing and I've put out some pretty specific targets to some of the people I'm talking to about how much
we would like to kind of keep going. But that's like a short term kind of plug. For long term, we have a solution for bringing in liquidity and it's the solution we're executing on, we're executing on it every day and it's just going to take some time.
is going according to schedule and we're going to do great things I think in the future. So I'm not really worried about the, you know, let's, I won't give any timeline, but just saying, looking forward one year from now, I think this situation will be very different and I'm not really
Because the different initiatives we're working on I'm not too concerned to be honest and I want to reiterate that You know, we're not going to stop our work You know at all we're going to continue to to work to plug on and to release things
So I don't see any reason to stop market's club, markets go down, but it shouldn't define who we are, which should define us are the core values and the goals. So core value is humanity first.
And that's not just the same, you know, it's really something we're trying to do. If you look at a lot of the policies of governments from the past two, three years, they weren't rooted in humanity first. And they were violating human rights
on a daily basis. And so we're trying to actually put humanity first recognize that people have rights to body bodily autonomy rights to their assets and try to preserve these freedoms that we have. And our goal
to accomplish this our goal really is to create a new world economic system. So the problem really is what we have, if you get to the root cause of it, it's the way the economic system is structured and it's created
the centralized power in the hands of just a few entities. And not that that's a problem per se, but the problem is these entities are not, they don't have humanity first as their core value. So that's the problem really. So we have to create an
system that has humanity first at the core value and that will help uplift humanity and we should be able to have much higher economic growth, more technological progress, less pollution, cheaper energy, everything will be much better with the right economic system in place.
Yeah, so just to put that in the context something that I often think about is that when my parents bought the first house they were able to buy it where I think a couple of years wages minimum wage a couple of years and they were able to afford a house in the current situation I think I'd have to get a mortgage
which for 30, 35 years playing most of my wages. So really given loans to buy assets that are already there, has really jacked the price up of the assets. So I think houses are in a bubble now, they're really out of reach for most people. And I think that's because we put so much
new capital is in loans into buying houses instead of creating them and this is really causing a lot of issues a lot of homelessness, tree generations in the one house and things like that and that's really where I see what we're talking about in the re-enworld. That's exactly right.
So there was actually a paper that came out from one of Richard Verner's students that showed that housing prices in Australia would be like 85% cheaper if non-bank financial institutions gave out housing loans instead of banks because banks create money. They create new purchasing power when they give it
So that was quite interesting that they were able to quantify this number. But I think the issue there also is a lot of Wales with a lot of property who do not want to see property prices 85% lower. Well, yeah, you have a few rich people also buying a lot of
So the building I'm living in, I think the whole floor and the floor above it and stuff is all owned by one guy. So he just wants out all of us. I don't even think he lives here. So it's kind of funny. Well, it's interesting. I mean, it's funny. But yeah,
Yeah, well everything is moving to this world where the NPCs are supposed to own nothing and be happy, basically. So we're moving to this rental world where every
will be potentially rented and nothing will be owned, which is kind of sad, I think, because you do need... It's part of human psychology that you need some ownership in order to really go above and beyond the bare minimum effort.
Like if you own a house, you'll treat it differently than if you rent it. I mean that's kind of... Well if so much more interest in the future, I'm for your children and the future of the world, but the good news for me is I already rent everything, so I don't have to worry. We already eat pizza bugs.
to. Sometimes, but one times a couple. Today I was eating books the last week of the eating books. I just have a two more questions and we'll move forward. It's pretty late where I am at the moment. So the next question is about validators. The transaction fees that I've gone down a lot to the extra
price going down and the fees are in a fixed XOR rate. I've seen some validators complaining, the claim fees are too expensive, we're not earning enough. Is this something that concerns you and what should we do about it to improve the health of the validators set?
I think the validators are pretty healthy. Let's take a look at the current number here. Well, just to push back on that, I know I currently stake and that I think it could be a lot healthier. I mean, it's pretty good for the market conditions.
Let me check. So we've got 51 validators active and 3 waiting. So we could have more, but I guess some people, I mean, it's good enough, at the minimum of 51.
So your question is like basically should the claiming fees be cheaper I think. Yeah and also the transaction fees are quite low at the minute. I see. Yeah. So I think we should raise the transaction fees a little bit on the network because we try to target a little
bit higher fiat value and the store price is what it is and it's a little bit lower than our initial target. So yeah we should target maybe like 15 to 30 cents for like a swap in fiat terms and so that would mean increasing
fees a little bit and I think that's a very reasonable number. Uniswap, you know, costs several dollars at least, maybe six dollars or something. So I think 30 cents would be fine for paying for a swap. So if we raise fees then that will provide a little bit better
revenue to some of the validators. But the validators should be people who are a little bit longer, you know, longer-sided. So they shouldn't be short-term, but rather trying to look at the long-term picture. And that's also why they get
which is deflationary token because it's supposed to push people to think in longer term, longer timeframes. So I think free raised fees that would help a little bit. Of course the cleaning fee would also grow up. It's been quite a discussion for a long time about that.
I don't have a strong opinion on it, but yeah, I mean, we could try to, it's just a matter of like development works. So either RT or somebody else could edit the claiming fee and then make a poor. Why would you estimate there's many at the
Well, yeah, everything you do you can't just release it, you have to have a QA like check it, you have to have code reviews. Kind of take. Yeah, but just a rough estimate of manner. We have some general scope. Yeah, I mean, it's not that
much work maybe like 10 hours or something like including like the QA and like you know the time deploying in the testnet and tested and stuff. My personal feeling on it is I think it will be worth it because I stake with a community run validator and I think because I actually talked to them about
that he said because the fees are so hyper and the claim he charges the large commission which is the proportion I get so I get a small proportion of the actual revenue because he charges the large commission so if the claimant's fees were down his commission will be down and I'd get
more of which would be sweet. That's my personal thing. Climbing is also good to the validators. It's not like it's completely agonist, but yeah, I see what you mean.
There's been talked about this for quite quite a while to be to me personally It's not really an interesting topic. That's why I haven't done anything with it, but I think you yeah because I guess the fees to go to the validator which in turn goes back into the system. Well, yeah, there's just the
That's why people don't like to take us. Oh, let's have a answer. And I have one last question before we wrap it up. What do you think the next stage is there for Sora in the next 12 months? Yes, this is going to be quite a
formative year for the project. So I hinted on synthetic soror card also is going to come out very soon. Signups will start soon too. I'm not going to say when. I'm not giving any timelines anymore, but it's getting quite close. So the next
timeline, you'll hear is like when it actually starts, you won't hear any more estimates. To be honest, I don't really trust our partners, timelines, any more. And then the bridges substrate bridge will be on the public
that pretty soon. We have it set up on our internal Dev network using the bridge and you're able to move like Rococo, like RLC tokens back and forth, which is kind of cool. So that's like the analog to
So that's, so is that to our parachain XEM or is that from a parachain, the solar light network? It's from that's from the relay chain and for the XEM we've done integration with a cardoo.snet. Yeah.
We're working on other test net integrations now too for XCM. So when we launch the bridge from day one, it should work with that GSM because we have a pair chain, we can get the relay chain there, we don't have to register XCM or anything. And then after
After that we'll register with the major chains, like a call them and beam a star, like people like that, and then we'll be able to move the assets that are registered there to our chain. So we're getting really close. I mean, that's probably going to launch around August.
I would say is, you know, August September is a reasonable estimate. And for multi, so that's the highest priority. And then multi VM bridges kind of like after that. So maybe September, we could see a BSC added maybe.
So we're getting pretty close. And then, like I said, I'm also working to bring in some real liquidity, so we're stopped worrying about liquidity so much. So this year is going to be quite an exciting year. Mine biggest concern about liquidity
that it takes more buying power to push the price up. Well, I mean, the store is not a speculative instrument. So you should have tokens because of the utility. So you can't do anything without store tokens.
So you can't stop the gens from speculating. Yeah, why would I get more the quiddy? I feel like all the major things I mean since day one I've been asking that when could Samabrid when poker up bridge
I'm still have my I mean I'm a no corner but if I wasn't I would still have my WT tokens waiting for the bridge
So I can put LP on focus what? Polish and AWT will be AVM bridge as far as I understand, Greg. Yeah, yeah, we'll have it in future. So it should be pretty cool. It's awesome. I can, you know, yours to stop
some of the stuff so it's exciting to actually be at the customer. Did you expected to take this long to build a bridge? No not really. Yeah I would say my expectations
We're much faster, but it's the journey, you know, and you know, we never built a substrate bridge before so it's hard to estimate something like that. No one has that. Next time we put a bridge, we can estimate it. Well, I guess people can just
I want no problem. Yeah, I see rubrums request in the speaker. I was actually just gonna wrap it up, but let's go rubrum. You're just speaking out brother. How are you?
Let's see if we actually joins up. One final question that came into my head, avocado. It's zorah going to polka da tecoa
Yeah, so from Sora meets Kamio should go for Kagame. That's someone from the team should go. And for Sora, I think I thought Beino was planning to go.
I'm not sure if William is going or not maybe William wants to jump on and say. But if someone will understand me, I'll be there just an offer. Yeah, but I think at least
and maybe William would go but to be honest I haven't asked him. I've seen Bill LeBoon was recently talking about Kagomi and his Twitter space and now we're looking. Yeah that's really cool. Kagomi
is I think really important for decentralization of a polka dot infrastructure and it will make polka dot much more resilient. And I think, you know, after Ethereum, you know, it's really rare for any protocol to make it, make its implement
and multiple languages because of the high complexity in cost. And so it's really quite an amazing thing that for Polkadot to have this and should increase the trust. And I would say future sustainability of the ecosystem.
Yeah, for a long time, I really didn't understand what it was, but now I'm asking questions. I can see why it's so valuable to have the runtime in all these different languages. There is one question from
So, it will, yeah, we have to release on Polkadot in order to have dot tokens. So, it's quite a high priority.
You know post August like I said because that's when substrate bridge will be out So what kind of rewards that's up to the community so the Community should create some TV CD to give out for
for the people who give dot the crowd loan. So when we talked about it earlier, we're planning to target, I think, five or $7, but then the dot price went down a lot. So it's like, yeah, so
So that's even more than the dot price. So we should kind of think about what the rewards should be when the time comes, which is going to be short. Well, we were looking at the stake in AQI.
and trying to be above that to make it appealing for people to criminal. Yeah, I think that's a good strategy. Pretty common sense strategy for them. Yeah, do you think there will be a dot tk assembly by the time our bridge is up?
Maybe we can just X, C, M or bridge from dot to cosine and then that over saw. Maybe not.
You see we have a full third per gene on the polka dot for sure. Well, that's all the questions from me. Thank you for your time. And I know. Yeah, I'll see you at the same time next week. Or roughly the same time same day anyway.
Yeah, I have fun everyone. Don't let the crypto markets get you down. It's just something you have to go through to get to a new world. But don't just sit around, let's actively create the futures.
So that's your best. Yeah, I'm what I do to actively create the future is that on these words. Yeah, I mean, there's lots of strategies, but yeah, people should do whatever thoughts they're both
beautiful well on that nice note I say we wrap it up and talk again next week my colonel is always a pleasure to have you on talk again soon have a good day bye all the best everyone see you next week