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SRC 20 STAMP ALPHA TopeTalk EP 49
Recorded: May 25, 2023 Duration: 1:20:49Space Recording
Full Transcription
I'll try, I'll try whatever I can do.
It'll make you smile when I'm with you.
I swear, I swear, I just wanna give you.
Ooh, I just wanna give you.
All of the nights in the day waiting after.
All of the breath in my lungs and the laughter.
The love and the fire that you're looking for,
give you all these things, all these things.
Oh, oh, oh, oh, how happy,
you make, you?
Uh-huh, oh, oh.
Oh, oh, oh, oh!
Oh dear.
Oh these days!
Oh these days, oh!
Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh!
That's right.
That's right.
That's right.
We'll be right back.
We'll be right back.
That's enough of that.
Making me realize my age by those songs.
And I was like, oh my God, I'm getting old.
That was good.
Thanks for that, CryptoMatic.
Hey, guys.
Everyone, welcome in.
Thanks for being here early.
Please go ahead and retweet the space at the bottom right, the little purple chat box thingy.
Click that thing.
Click retweet.
Quick look.
We're going to fill up this room a little bit more here.
And then we'll get some introductions here with the people that got here early.
I'm sure we'll have a few more joining us over time.
It's obviously a busy Thursday afternoon.
So, yeah, let's get started with some introductions.
I'll go through the room here.
Thanks for joining Patty the Pirate, Mr. Ben from the Crypto Banter team.
Good to see you, man.
How was your trip home from Miami?
Thanks, brother.
Thank you for having me.
Yeah, it was a long trip, but well worth it.
I had a great time in Miami.
What a city, man.
Wow.
Your first time down there?
It was my first time in Miami.
I'd been to the U.S. before, but that place is pretty crazy.
Yeah, it's a lot different than the rest of the country for the most part, you know?
Yeah, I think we met in Austin last year.
Hella different from Austin, that's for sure.
Yeah, in Austin, you go out, you play some Frisbees in the park.
You know, you get some nice barbecue in Miami.
You're out in the streets with booty shaking every corner.
There's Lambos and, you know, there's Lamborghinis everywhere.
I mean, you can't walk down the street without having to pay for that, you know?
You want a water?
It's like $10.
Oh, yeah, man.
That's a crazy, crazy place.
Oh, it was cool to see you in your β I didn't actually get to see you, unfortunately.
I came up to the booth.
Ryan was there and one of the other gentlemen from the banter team.
But definitely will tap in with you in a second to kind of get your guys' thoughts on everything from the event.
Next up on the list here would be the Blockchain Crusader.
What's going on?
Thanks for joining us, man.
It was awesome meeting you and Keeper out there at the Bitcoin afterparty.
How was your trip home?
Dude, it was great meeting you out there.
I mean, I still am down here.
I live down here in Miami, but it was great, dude.
It was a great time standing at the Bitcoin conference, meeting a lot of new people.
So I'm excited to be here, man.
Yeah, dude.
I mean, how do you β so, you know, for the rest of us that don't live in Miami, how do you handle all that?
Like, do you just, like, lock your β do you have, like, a lock on the outside of the door so, like, you get locked into your place so you can't go out and party?
Yeah, dude, I got to stay indoor, bro, because if I go outdoor, you go outside and the first drink is, like, 30 bucks, right?
So it's, like, if you want to save money and you want to, you know, survive out here, you got to make sure you lock yourself inside your own house.
I can imagine, man.
Well, it sounds like you also have a little one in the back there.
So thanks for joining us today.
You know, I saw you guys had your podcast earlier.
I stopped in for a little bit and was talking to Keeper earlier.
So it was really cool, man.
I like what you guys are doing, and you guys are sticking through the thick and thin of this market.
And, yeah, I'd love to tap in with you on how everything is market-wise in a second here.
Going forward, we got Scary Terry from the Rebud team and the Gardens NFT team.
Dude, how are you doing today out on the other side of the country?
Yeah, what's up, guys?
How's it going?
Just chilling here at work.
Glad to be on the panel.
But, yeah, excited to be here.
You already know.
I love just being here, being in the space.
I'm, you know, we've hung out so many times.
It's just great to be here and reconnecting again.
Yes, sir.
Yes, sir.
And how's Mr. Armand doing out there, man?
I haven't talked to him in a space in a minute.
We've just been in separate ones, I think, for the most part recently, and also the trip.
Yeah, no, Armand's doing great.
You know, just he's got one foot in the IRL business and one foot, you know, in the Web3 business.
So, yeah, I'm holding it down here on the Web3 side while he's holding it down in the IRL.
But, yeah, you know, we got our mint going.
So that's kind of really what we're focused on right now is just getting our mint going, mint out.
That way, you know, we can start with the second portion of what we want to do as far as the gardens and, you know, everything that comes with that.
Great, great.
We also have our DJ in the house and operations manager at Metatope, Mr. Crypto Medic.
Thanks for the tunes today.
Saved me from having to set up like a setup for a second.
And I almost did just because I like to practice.
But, yeah, I am definitely not as, like, electronic savvy with a bunch of chords everywhere as I am with the Internet.
What's up, my brother from another mother?
I am always happy to be here, happy to see everybody, happy to see you.
That first song goes out to Shelly.
That was for her.
The rest of them.
Hey, I just had to remind you how old you were because it makes me feel younger.
That's right.
And last but not least, for the time being, we have Enzo.
What's up, dude?
How's everything going?
You still are rocking that TFP.
I don't understand it.
But, you know, maybe one day we'll get you, you know, into, like, the ATS or something else, right?
Maybe even, like, an ordinal.
Yo, how's it going, everyone?
Talking about expensive drinks.
At least you guys don't get salt in your water.
You pay $10 for water, but you don't get salt in it.
See, Uruguay's going through a drought, so we got these machines taking out water from the ocean.
And our water, like, our drinking water is very salty.
On the bright side, Shelly's blood pressure went up.
On the not-so-bright side, my dad has to pay really, really high prices for water
because he has high blood pressure and needs to bring it down and can't take all the salt.
So, yeah, we're going through, like, a weird mix in the house of need salt, don't need salt.
And it's really confusing.
But, yeah, $10 for water, man.
I mean, I think it's worth it if you get to see a Lamborghini.
I've got to be honest with you.
I don't know if it's just worth it to see the Lamborghini because you see about 15 of them every, like, five seconds.
So, and half, I would say, I mean, I would say blockchain knows better than me,
but 80%, maybe even 90% of them are probably rented.
So, you know, you got people behind the wheel of those things that don't even know how to drive them.
It's pretty dangerous out there in those streets.
But, yeah, so let's jump right in.
I mean, let's start off with some current news here.
I mean, blockchain, I hate to ask you to kind of just like a real quick summary, man, if you don't mind.
You know, what are you guys seeing on the traditional side of crypto, you know, like regarding Bitcoin?
I know that everyone's kind of going, is this thing bottomed or is it not bottomed?
And some people are calling for 20Ks.
Some people are saying this thing has to level out above, like, 27.6 to get out of a wedge.
I mean, if you don't mind, just like a quick summary of what you guys, you know, more of a technical side.
Yeah, for sure, dude.
So, yeah, Bitcoin is definitely on a tight little spot right now, right?
It's between this β it keeps getting rejected at 27, couldn't break above 30, and now it's dangling here at 26.
If we do lose these levels, we're probably heading lower, closer to that 22, maybe 24K range.
And obviously, we got to take it level by level on where it drops.
So, I do β I personally believe we've bottomed out.
I don't think we're going to go lower than what we already have.
If that were to be the case, I definitely think it would be a quick wick down, shakeout in the market.
I don't think it's going to be a prolonged event.
And I think one of the things that is keeping us from moving up right now is this debt ceiling situation with the United States.
But as that gets figured out, I think that's going to pump a Bitcoin.
Yeah, and speaking of the default, you know, every day the news is getting gloomier and gloomier.
And they love to do this.
I feel like every time there's something happening and there's like a deadline, they just literally will blame each other.
I don't want to talk β the conversation stall and then the β oh, there's going to be 45% plunging stocks.
Meanwhile, NVIDIA is going to the moon before crypto does.
And we are all kind of sitting here like with our thumbs in our mouths just trying to find the next shitcoin to buy or the meme coin per se right now.
So, you know, I think that you're right.
I mean, there's β it's a little β kind of like a little weird spot that it's in.
But do you feel like if it hits that 20 to 24, you know, the 20 to 22, 24 range, are those buy levels in your opinion?
I mean, for sure, I'm a long-term investor in Bitcoin.
Dollar cost averaging works in my opinion if you have a long-term mindset.
So, seeing these dips to 24, could it dip lower?
Maybe.
But if you're dollar cost averaging for the long-term, it's never going to hurt, right?
Obviously, it's never financial advice.
I'm not telling people what to do with their money.
But whether it drops lower than 24 or not, at some point, 24K will be a long-term memory that you're going to be like, man, I wish I bought a 24.
Because people forget that when we were at 69, everybody was saying, if we go below 30, if we go close to 20, I'm going to be loading up the truck.
I'm going to be buying all the Bitcoin.
Now we're here, and people are like, oh, well, you know, I don't know.
Maybe I'll buy it later.
When we were at 15, same thing happened, right?
People were saying, yeah, I'm not going to buy.
I'm going to wait until we get to 10.
I'm going to wait until we get to 8.
And then they missed out the opportunity.
Now they're wishing they bought a 15.
So I definitely think that every dip is worth analyzing.
And if it makes sense for you, it's always a good time to dollar cost average.
So what you're saying is, instead of me putting 0.1 into every single meme coin that launches and watching it go to zero within five minutes, I should be DC-ing into Bitcoin.
I don't know, man.
Some meme coins work, right?
Some people have made tons of money on meme coins.
I'm not that lucky.
I've only gotten lucky once, but I've seen a lot of people get very lucky on these meme coins.
But that's the casino, right?
That's when you're going to Vegas, rolling the dice.
You just got to know what you're doing with investing or gambling.
True that, true that.
So real quick, before I forget again, everything we talk about here is non-financial advice, first and foremost.
This is all I understand on purposes.
This is only anything that any of the speakers or the host or myself or anybody up here says is not to be taken as advice to how you should spend your money.
Yeah, so let's go back to Ben here, man.
You guys are one of the top podcasts in the space.
I mean, gosh, you guys have been around for a long time, man.
What is the current sentiment of the Bandor team?
Are you guys bullish, bearish?
Jeez, I guess it depends who you ask, man.
We've obviously got quite a big team and there's a couple of hosts as well.
They all tend to have different VCs and outlooks.
I would say, generally speaking, we're always bullish, you know.
We all really obviously believe in the space and we've got a pretty similar mentality on the investment side of things.
Like blockchain was saying, we DCA.
We have a long-term outlook, so, you know, we look to buy the dips.
Short-term, I think it's very hard to say, right?
It's, you know, it's very much anyone's guess where we're going.
But I think the general thesis in the office is, you know, kind of pick the winners and do your research and you should be good.
Exactly.
And, you know, I'm curious about how, you know, it's more of an open question towards, you know, this kind of thing with the market being sideways for the most part.
I mean, it is fluctuating a little bit, but, you know, are you guys participating in MemeFi Summer?
You know, are you out there scooping some of these, you know, non-utility tokens?
Of course.
Of course.
You know, every guy in the office has his meme coin that he shills.
I was personally quite upset that I missed Ben, given that it's my name.
Oh, no.
I missed that.
I'm also in that bender with BitBoy and Ben.Eath.
So I saw all of it happening as well.
And I completely faded it.
So that one hurt a bit.
But, yeah, we've also been dabbling.
Ran, I think he invested in that Opti AI, which he's spoken about quite a bit.
We were fairly early on Pepe.
We got in a decent time there.
So that was quite a bit of fun.
He also had on his main show, I think it was about two or three weeks ago, we had a bunch
of these, like, meme coin specialists that, the one guy, I think his name's Poe, a bunch
of these guys.
That was a really fun show.
I think that was our best performing show, probably this year, to be honest.
It's just mad to see the amount of interest that comes in for the meme coins.
You know, you speak about the debt ceiling and Bitcoin price action and you get pretty
average views.
You bring these meme coin specialists on and all of a sudden the show explodes.
Yeah, I mean, it sounds like, I mean, I follow Poe.
I'm in his alpha chat.
I typically watch his calls lightly.
I mean, they're more of like the, like, already kind of like established positions.
And I feel like, you know, he does get a little bit of a pump whenever he does post stuff.
I mean, made a quick buck on a few things through his calls.
But yeah, no, that's cool that, you know, I'm going to go far as far as a specialist
because I'm not sure this thing is a crapshoot sometimes.
I mean, but it is definitely fun to dabble.
I mean, I got into Ben at launch and so did my team here at Metatope for anybody who took
And yeah, I definitely am a smarter trader than I was last year during the season.
Uh, and when I say smart, it means I was taking profits on Ben.
However, if I would have diamond hands it, this recent pump in the last two days, my eight
was like my 0.5 East from the launch would have been worth $180,000 if I would have diamond
So, um, yeah, it's hard to stare at that, but I make it my, I made it the background of
my, you know, profile picture of my phone.
That way I, every time I open my phone, I just, you know, I, I reminisce of what diamond
handing was and, uh, you know, try to try to push myself into a, uh, position of, of
making those better trades.
So it is, uh, it's definitely hard out here in these streets.
You can, if you get in early, that's like the name of the game, right?
On these meme things, it's like, you gotta be early.
And now you're seeing this, like the meta has kind of changed.
People were just launching fair tokens, which I prefer the fair token launches, but now you've
got this, like the shifting meta and the meme coin space for pre-sales and, um, um, engagement
farming LP, like building, uh, tactics that they're using now.
So like you got Alex trying to launch a network token with books, which they, you know, announced
it to launch yesterday and then LARP for about an hour, uh, wasting my time, wasting, uh, keepers
time and a few others that like about 2000 people in a space and, uh, yeah, nothing launched.
So that was fun.
But, uh, you know, you gotta hope that I think a lot of people are trying to catch one, you
know, they're trying to catch one of these, they're trying to catch the, uh, dollar sign
love is coming out.
Uh, Poo launched today or no, that didn't launch today.
Poo had a, had a, um, a raise for pre-sale and it went, it was like not even a minute.
The thing was sold out.
So immediately that means that, you know, I, I can say that that was bought it.
And I think there's a lot of things that the average, the traditional crypto person is, could
be experiencing for the first time, especially a lot of these people came from the NFT space.
So, you know, scary, Terry, you guys, you guys are re-bud, you guys have been, you guys
have been cracking down.
Like you've been hustling, grinding hard, not only with like on the David Taylor side
of things.
And now we're going into the gardens NFT house.
I, I, I picked up, uh, my garden NFT.
So I'm curious to see how everything's going on that end.
Are you guys satisfied with, uh, with where you're at so far, given the current market conditions?
So, um, personally, I would say no, um, just because I, I, I feel like what we have to offer,
you know, realistically, like I, I just want to get word out there about what we're doing
because, you know, like our NFT project is more than just, you know, beautiful art done
by Evan Hilton.
Uh, it really is, you know, uh, an overall powerhouse, um, and something that hasn't been seen in
the space before, you know, like, um, our NFT is backed by two real businesses, you
know, our, our tech company, Logicate, and then, um, our cannabis business that is Rebud.
Um, and you know, what, what we are planning to do and what, you know, we are going to do,
um, is we recently have made our tech public.
So, you know, all of the tech that we use here at Rebud, um, we are going public with
We're allowing, um, everybody that wants to, you know, use our tech, uh, we're allowing
them, uh, the ability to license our tech out for 12 months free.
Uh, we're already taking pre-application.
So by August, um, all of those pre-applicants will, uh, have the ability to start using our
tech.
And, uh, because we are the, uh, first and only, uh, cannabis token gated marketplace, um,
right now, all the Rebud holders and the gardens holders, Rebud holders get 30% off at
any one of our locations online as well.
Um, and the gardens holders get 25% off at any one of our locations in store or online.
And then we do have partnered projects such as, uh, the Krypton Goons, DGentoons, uh, Angry
Ape Society, Alien Friends.
Uh, we, we have like a list, I think of like 18 or 22, uh, partner projects that just for
holding those tokens receive 20% off at any one of our locations and online.
Um, so what, what we plan to do and what we're already, you know, on track to doing is
uh, since we are going public with our tech, uh, we will, you know, take in that utility
that we offer here only in Southern California and Northern California and, uh, bring that
anywhere where our tech is being used.
Um, so now, you know, uh, everybody throughout the United States, wherever our tech is being
used, they'll have the ability to receive, uh, those discounts, um, as well as, you know,
not just cannabis, uh, companies that can use our tech.
Like, you know, our, our tech can be basically used by anybody.
Um, what, what we offer, you know, as far as like our tech package, uh, our suite, um,
you know, it's an online storefront, uh, live order pages, payment processing, loyalty and
promotional tools.
So, you know, like, um, think of like rewards points for shopping, uh, and being loyal to
that customer.
Um, we also offer a customer relations management, uh, owner dashboard, our driver app.
We do have a platform API, uh, live inventory tracking, uh, again, uh, token gated marketplace,
uh, for those token gated discounts, uh, POS system.
And yeah, just what our tech offers as a whole, um, it offers a lot and, you know, not just
for cannabis.
We want to open it up, uh, to any, any basically a businesses that want to use our tech, you
know, ice cream shops, sandwich shops, tire shops, whoever is in need of these services.
Uh, we are opening it up to them.
Um, so, you know, not only our holders get those discounts anywhere that they're shopping
or anywhere our tech is being used, but also, you know, it's kind of a cycle now that, um,
these, these businesses are using our tech whenever our NFT holders or whenever partner
project, uh, NFT holders go to these businesses and use their NFT as a discount.
You know, that business is also paying us, um, for a lead generation because we are, not
only are we providing the tech, but we're also providing, uh, customers for them now.
Um, and you know, it, it, it really is very, very interesting what we're doing because we,
we talk about the bridge and we talk about, you know, uh, mass adoption.
Uh, we're literally here creating those bridges, um, you know, so whenever web two companies
want to come in or, you know, uh, again, that IRL, when web three, uh, people need to go
into the real world and do some shopping, take care of things.
Uh, they have a place that they can go to a place, you know, not only where they receive
discounts, but they're very much welcome just for holding, uh, those tokens.
Um, so yeah, I, I feel like what we have to offer is a lot and, uh, you know, it's, it's
not just that it's so much more, um, in the whole grand scheme of things.
And, uh, yeah, just, you know, I'm, I'm really doing my part, you know, just getting word
out on what we are doing because we're, we're already there, you know, um, what we've done
with Rebud, you know, all the utility we've offered the IRL events, uh, the music festivals,
uh, the goodie bags, uh, to the NFT, uh, conferences, uh, the Rebud houses, just everything
that we've already done, uh, you know, uh, just showing people that it doesn't stop there.
Like we're still building and there's still so much more to do.
Um, so yeah, um, I think we're somewhere around almost 2000 mints.
Um, I wish we were a little more like the 4,000, 5,000, then, you know, I'd be a little
more happy, but, uh, yeah, just, uh, for right now, you know, grinding it out and just,
uh, getting word out there, you know, what we are doing and what we are providing.
Uh, you know, we are a real business.
Um, we, we aren't launching an NFT project for funding or anything like that.
Uh, the, the tech is here.
The tech has been built, you know, for the past, I want to say six years, um, you know,
just catering to everything that we needed, um, as a cannabis delivery center and a storefront.
And, uh, truly, um, not to sound cocky or anything, but there is no other tech like
this on the market, um, as far as cannabis goes.
And I, I'm really glad that, you know, that we've decided to go public with our tech and,
you know, open that up, uh, to anybody that needs, uh, uh, uh, uh, services, a POS system
or, uh, you know, inventory management, whatever the case may be, uh, that they need.
Um, we, we can provide that.
That's cool, man.
No, I appreciate it.
Um, yeah, Armand was telling me about that for a while back and I knew that he was excited
to get this rolling.
Uh, you know, I think even, uh, uh, having about, you know, even 2000 minutes in this
current condition is exceptional in my opinion.
Like you gotta give yourself a little bit more credit than that scary, but, uh, it's,
it's definitely interesting to see that you guys are, you know, that you guys are just
pushing forward through the, through this, this time here where a lot of eyes have been
shifted off the NFT space, except for, you know, what we're seeing currently happening
with the ordinals today.
Um, I know that, you know, Ben, you were saying about how, uh, round was taking a look
at those ordinals and got in early on that stuff.
I, dude, I tried to, I tried to learn like the BRC side of things and it gives me a massive
headache.
Like, to be honest with you, they, the people came into like a space the other day or yesterday
talking about it, like Trevor and those guys from the, uh, ordinal maxi side of things.
And, uh, dude, I can't even like, they, they speak a different language than even crypto
does.
And I was curious, you know, it opened kind of an open, uh, open topic here for anybody,
but has anybody here, like, does anybody here have like a, like a short form introduction
or understand like, you know, is it like the, is it just changing the main net of a Meta
mask and then using Bitcoin to John, like luminous or I, I don't even know what the hell, like
I can't even figure it out myself.
And I didn't even want to go lose money on transactions that wouldn't go through.
Right.
Cause I hear it's like very difficult and it's very like, it's very like, uh, you know,
as, as, as, as new tech as it gets.
I mean, and anybody here use it yet?
I've used it a bit.
It is very complicated.
It's not user friendly at all.
Um, I like that to be honest.
I think that the best opportunities in crypto are the ones where it's not so easy.
Um, yeah, I think it, it means you're, you're pretty early.
Number one, um, and number two, you know, you, you get to kind of experiment with this
tech in its sort of earliest form.
Um, yeah, I think, I think if you're going to do it, you gotta, you gotta go put in the
hours.
You gotta make sure you know what you're doing.
Um, I've heard a few horror stories of guys losing decent amounts of BDC, which is never
ideal.
Um, but yeah, I think, I think this is the time to, to play around in my opinion.
Um, I think it's, I'm not, I'm not going heavy.
Um, I've been doing it, like I said, just to, just to get a feel for it.
Um, the reason I'm not going heavy yet is I think it's pretty hard to pick a winner at
this point.
Um, I'd like to see the market establish itself a bit more before I do that.
Um, but yeah, I think it's, I think it's, it's going to stay.
I think it's going to get pretty big as well.
Um, someone at, at BTC Miami explained it to me in quite a nice way.
And that made me pretty bullish.
He said that, you know, on Solana, ETH, or all the chains that we currently buy NFTs on,
um, you know, what you're actually buying is a token that represents ownership of a JPEG
that's stored like in a link, you know, on our weave or, or on, on some sort of host platform,
um, which can essentially be taken down.
Um, you can essentially lose that, that JPEG.
You can't lose the token, but you can lose what it represents ownership to.
Whereas with ordinals, obviously you are inscribing that JPEG on BTC.
You're actually inscribing it on the blockchain, which I think is, is very, very powerful.
Um, and we, we shouldn't underestimate that at all.
Yeah, I agree on that.
I mean, I, I think that I'm underestimating my capabilities.
I don't understand this shit, man.
Back yourself, bro.
Back yourself.
No, I think.
Yeah, no.
So I actually, yeah.
So I figured, okay.
I can send some to you.
Yeah.
If I was like thinking, I was like, all right, what if I'm late on BRC twenties, right?
Like everyone seems to, you know, this, this OBXT that dropped today or whatever they call it.
And, uh, people made a quick, you know, quick 5,000 sounded like around like that for their
mints.
And I was like, damn, all right.
Well, I missed that one.
But, um, I said, all right, let me see what else, what else is out there that I could get
a headstart on.
And I was curious, you know, I was looking into SRC, everything.
It's like this weird name, SRC 20 stamps.
Have you heard of the SRC 20 stamps?
I have not heard of that.
I've heard of ORC 20s.
I'm ahead of the game.
Ooh.
Blockchain Gercetti, you heard of SRC 20s?
Dude, I have heard of them.
Rice from Rice X TV told me about them at the Bitcoin conference, but I don't know how they
work.
All right.
Well, maybe I got some alpha here, boys.
All right, the website is called stampchain.io and it says SRC 20 minting utility.
It basically gives you a giant disclaimer that you're going to lose all your money by trying
to do any of this.
But if you really want to, you can, uh, that, you know, pretty much their community members,
I think are probably still in high school.
Um, and they are the smartest geniuses building this, this software on their off time, uh, when
they don't have homework.
And the, you know, you basically have an operation key, a tick, which I don't understand that.
There's some total supply and a limit permit.
Uh, yeah.
So that's as far as I've gotten here, but apparently these are kind of like, you know, stamps.
I would assume like how, uh, yeah, no, I have no idea what a stamp is except for like Starbucks
stamps.
Maybe it's the same kind of thing, but yeah, I'm going to try and actually take some time
this weekend and dabble into that and hopefully not get lost in the blocks, the block sauce or
whatever you want to call it.
But, you know, it's, uh, this is definitely something new here that I think, uh, like
Ben said, it's, it's, it's, if you want to get a head start on the game.
And, uh, I think that this is potentially one of the next levels of, you know, the, the
blockchain wormhole that we could, uh, essentially be, be earlier on, you know, BRC 20s, according
to the guys that were in that, uh, space yesterday.
And I think it was Borovic space, but they were basically saying like, at this point
you might even be late, you know, if you're really looking for that, that, uh, those,
those, those gold mines, but I might, I might've found something with this SRC, SRC 20s that,
um, you know, maybe, maybe it's a, we're taking a, taking a stab at.
So that might, that might be my introduction into the Bitcoin ordinal inscription, whatever
you want to call them.
Um, but, uh, I just, you know, it also brings up a point of, are these things here to stay?
I mean, do you guys think this is a fad?
I mean, I feel like this was already tried years ago by multiple companies and they all
fall into the same category and the same problem that there's really no utility that's it, that
they failed in the past because they had no volume.
They had people, you know, they just couldn't keep the, keep the, keep the drive and the motivation
to, to attempt all this stuff up.
And I feel like when it comes to these BTC ordinals and stuff like that, it's falling
into that same category, just a different time of it.
And then it's, now it's in the bear market versus in the time when they tried, which was
probably in the bullish side of things.
So, you know, is, is this a fad or do you guys think this is here to stay?
Yeah, man.
I don't, I don't know if it's a fad.
I do have some concerns.
I don't know about the stamp thing.
Right.
Um, but my concern with, with this is inscribing these things onto the Satoshis, right?
They're doing it on Litecoin too, uh, is the fact that they can filter it out.
They can create a filter and filter out any Satoshi that has, you know, a inscription on
So I don't know if that can be a good thing or a bad thing at some point in the future.
It'd be a good thing.
The fact that, you know, less Satoshis, less Bitcoin, more value, more scarcity.
But at the same time, it could be used against Bitcoin to, you know, maybe say, Hey, you
know, we can't, if they get enough inscriptions on all the Satoshis out there, they can filter
it out and say, Hey man, you know, maybe we have to move to a new blockchain and replicate
Bitcoin because it's been, you know, contaminated with this stuff.
I don't know.
That's all speculation, conspiracy, crazy stuff.
It's a very powerful fad.
If it is a fad, I think it definitely has some legs under it and it has a lot of momentum
going for it, but I definitely have concerns.
I don't know.
I want to hear from everybody else.
And welcome to the stage real quick.
Uh, Mr. Cruz, uh, we got the other half of Keeper Crusader over here.
So Mr. Keeper, welcome to the stage, man.
What's going on?
Hopefully everybody's doing well.
Uh, I literally just jumped in.
So I caught the tail end of what you guys are talking about.
So I'm going to pass on jumping in since I heard literally next to zero of the conversation,
but I hope everybody's doing well tonight and making some money.
Um, I'm trying, I've, I'm currently in the opposite direction of making money on these, uh, coins
right now.
I, I went into the, the PP coin and that didn't work out too well.
Uh, in fact, the entire presale dumped and I, uh, yeah, I, I went into, uh, I just, for no
good reason, uh, thought trust or not trust.
What was it?
Poppy at, uh, like the top of the hot, whatever.
And I was like, ah, I'll talk a couple of bucks into it.
And then I was like, I was telling crusader, I was on the phone with him and I just tossed
like 200 bucks into it or something.
And it was up like 30% within like five minutes or something.
And I was like, I was like, all right, I'm just going to go to dinner and then come back
or whatever.
And then it'll probably be back at nothing.
And guess what?
It's back to even.
Could be worse.
It could be nothing.
It could have been rugged over dinner.
For sure.
But, uh, I, I think, uh, honestly to answer crusader when he's asked, you know, basically
what anybody else thought about this being a fad.
Um, yeah, no, it's, it's a really interesting question.
I mean, that is gaining a lot of steam in the Twitter spaces.
And last, I think last time, I don't know, maybe it was clubhouse that they were probably
pitching all this stuff on in the, you know, back then, but yeah, no, I would, I would
like to, uh, I'd like to see what Mr. Jett, Jett just came up to the stage here and, uh,
Jett, did you have anything you wanted to tap in on the, uh, BR, BRC 20 side of things?
Yeah.
I mean, how are you guys going?
You doing good?
GM bro.
GM, GM.
How are you doing?
Yeah.
Not good.
Just woke up, um, getting ready.
I work full-time in web three, so I'm quite happy.
Um, but yeah, I think I'm very bullish.
But I was really, really early into it, so I'm like pretty much in it for the long run
now.
Um, got into Ordinal Penguins, I think, uh, I think around three months ago.
So I was like really early.
I did the escrow style sale.
There was no marketplace.
Um, yeah, I bought, I bought the Ordinal Penguin, I think for about $8,000, um, with an
escrow in a discord and now I think it's around, I think 17K, which is incredible because I
did get the inscription and you, you just had to trust some guy on a, on a discord, which
gives me like 2016, like no marketplaces vibes.
So it's like, you're pretty early.
It's like getting, I think I compare it to getting a punk, um, at like really, really
early phases of like crypto.
Um, as well as like, if you think about it, um, from my perspective, if I buy one that's
like, for example, two, mine's 2,657 inscription and now there's like, I think over eight mil,
right?
Or something like that.
It's a crazy number.
Um, so it's like pretty much art at this point.
Um, yeah, I probably wouldn't sell it, uh, which is pretty incredible.
It's pretty hard to sell as well.
So that helps.
So you could probably give us a little bit more of a, some insight, if you don't mind
on regarding like DBRC side, I, I was in a space as well and they were talking about
how there was a bug in the indexing and which created negative inscriptions, which you could
essentially be sitting on rare Satoshis.
So if you own a Bitcoin, you should go check your inscription because if it's a, if it's a
negative, you have a, you have a Bitcoin that potentially could be worth, it would be called
a cursed inscription and it could be worth a lot more than just regular inscriptions.
Is, is, am I kind of giving that out correctly?
Yeah.
So the Ordinal Penguins, which is cool is there's only a hundred of them and we already, like
the alpha in that group is incredible.
I think we all made about a hundred K off of all BRC 20, uh, like the tokens just because
of the alpha in that group.
Um, all Bitcoin maxis early 2000, like 19, um, really like, uh, sorry, 2009, really early.
I'm like the youngest person in that group.
Um, and basically, yeah, you get these cursed inscriptions.
Um, they were, I know that there was these punks that were cursed, um, as well.
And then they were kind of like, um, reversed, which is pretty cool.
Um, they reversed the colors, um, on the like JPEG, which was pretty, pretty, uh, like insane.
Um, but our, our, like Ordinal Penguins, I don't want to show it, but like the, they were
just talking about sats.
Um, they were inscribed on the 2009 sats, which is very, very cool.
Um, they're pretty much like one of the only, um, like under 10 K that are inscribed in 2009
sats, that makes them a little bit worth, like worth a little bit more.
I think they've done like three Bitcoin in, in volume in the last two, two days or something
like that is mad.
Like it's just picking up now people just, it's just too bad high of a barrier, I guess.
Uh, cause the high, the lowest ones like 0.65 ETH now, uh, sorry, Bitcoin.
I'm too used to ETH.
But is it like, um, but so like the more, but more or less my question as a non Bitcoin
maxi or, or no maxi would be, can I, do I need, if I owned a Bitcoin, like anybody here
in this room has a ledger or something in their closet or in their vault and they have
a bunch of Bitcoins sitting there from the early days, is there a chance that they should
be checking their inscriptions on those coins that they could be sitting on a rare
and expensive asset?
Yeah, you can definitely, you can, you can be holding one.
Like you just go, you check it on the chain and then if it is negative, um, that's pretty
cool, you post about it, you just gotta, it's just about like people knowing that you have
that and then kind of creating that market.
Cause like people don't know what they don't know, right?
Like it's for example, like for us, no one knows that our like penguins on like whatever
the 2009 sats, um, the only way that we can make it worth more is if people kind of know.
That's what sucks.
That's what kind of sucks about, uh, this whole thing is it's all about like the marketing
of like the project as well.
Um, which, which is like weird because you've got these things that are rare, but you need
to make them rare.
Um, yeah.
That's, that's interesting.
Ben, have you guys looked into that on the banter side?
Not enough to be honest with you, man.
Um, like you said, it's, uh, been like a, it's, it's a pretty, pretty daunting sort of
experience at the moment.
Um, so, I mean, from a show perspective, we've been a bit reluctant to kind of push it to
the community.
Um, you know, we don't really want anyone to get wrecked.
Um, and we wanted to make sure that if we're, if we're providing content on a topic, you
know, that we, that we, that we can be as well informed as possible.
Um, yeah, to be honest with you, um, I think no one in the team is informed enough.
Um, maybe we need Jet to come and give the, the banter team a bit of a tutorial.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I think it, I mean, it sounds kind of crazy, but like you, but just to me, like just from
the outside looking in and without it being so much of which, like what it is, like if
it's a frog or a penguin or anything like that.
But if, if you, if you literally have a ledger with BTC on it, you should be checking those
things.
It's kind of, that's, that's really interesting for a lot of people that have been, have been
holding Bitcoin since the early days.
And, and, uh, I'm assuming like a lot of this room, you know, from both teams of Crusader
and Keeper and you on banter side, I mean, uh, anybody who's been on, you know, who sitting
on stuff, you might be sitting on a bigger gold mine than you even know it.
And that's, that's wild because I, from what I also know, they're actually, the bug is going
to be fixed.
So I think they're going to be using indexers.
They have to upgrade the, or update the indexers and then it's going to be fixed.
So that will be just a, a limited supply of what per se cursed inscriptions.
So that's, that's actually the most intriguing thing about inscriptions to me personally.
Um, I'd love one day to dive in and kind of, uh, like you said, like get a little bit
more knowledge before making any type of, uh, rash decisions or expensive decisions on
my end.
But, uh, I was really intrigued when I heard that because it's almost like a lotto ticket
and you, you already have the lotto tickets purchased and all you gotta do is just go
scratch them.
So that's an interesting aspect there.
And, um, yeah, no, you know, really appreciate a lot of that information you're popping out
here, man.
I mean, it's definitely, um, I think people need to have an open mind.
A lot of people that are a Bitcoin maxi don't understand, like, well, not that they don't
understand, I think that a lot of people just are like, you know, what, what's different?
What's the use case?
Where's the utility?
However, there's also a, a really, you know, a very intellectual group behind this.
That's, that's putting together some, some awesome stuff through the Bitcoin, Bitcoin
ecosystem.
And I really like one day to see, you know, what exactly these things are going to do
outside of just the art.
Um, with that being said, Andrew, thanks for coming up this stage.
What did you want to talk about?
Yo, um, no, that was a really refreshing, uh, side from jet.
Um, I just kind of wanted to drop my two cents about just BRC twenties, like for whatever it's
worth, you know what I'm saying?
Like, it's only like my opinion.
And I just want to kind of clear that out the way.
Um, uh, before I even like say my thought, I just want to let you know, like the one thing
that I have learned for sure in this space and like, that's don't fade the culture.
So regardless of even like what I think, like, if this is like what the people want, it doesn't
even matter what I want because it's like what everyone else wants.
So this space definitely runs on culture.
So I'll definitely just throw that out there.
And then I'll kind of say my two cents.
Um, personally, I I'm part of the squad that faded BRC twenties.
It's not that like I faded them, but I've just like seen similar trends play out throughout
my lifetime.
And I think like the most comparable one I can make is, uh, with steam IDs.
I don't know if y'all are familiar with like the, the gaming platform on PC called steam,
uh, way back in the day, if you were super, super early, when you make an account, you're
given an account ID and that's your steam ID number.
And before like all of these bigger games got adapted on the platform, um, primarily like
counter-strike was being played on steam and valve.
And whenever you joined a server, it would like display your, your steam ID.
And that was kind of like the way that you were identified by a lot of people in the community,
especially if you had a lower digit, people would consider you OG or people would consider
you being around longer and maybe having more experience.
So at the time, lower steam IDs were very, very sought after.
They were very valuable people kind of thought they were, they, they were, you know, they
meant something.
They were proud of it.
Um, as I would like to say mass adoption kind of came onto the steam platform.
I believe it was like call of duty, modern warfare one, some shit like that.
One of the call of duties got on steam and it completely blew up their, their, their user
base.
Um, steam pretty much exploded.
A whole bunch of new people came on.
And the thing that changed was all of these new people that got onboarded, all of these
new people on the platform, none of them gave a shit about steam IDs.
Absolutely.
Nobody, nobody cared about the length.
No one cared about how early you are.
No one cared about how short you were.
So it became just a thing that only a few group of people like thought was cool.
You know what I'm saying?
And then like that kind of like faded out and then like, as like progression went on,
you can't even see people steam IDs anymore on the platform, unless you kind of like go
in the console, you see what players are connected to the server.
And like, you have to do work to check steam IDs.
It's not so like apparent invisible before.
So I kind of thought it was something like a little similar.
Cause I was hella early on steam.
Like I had a super low digit and like, I thought it was hella cool.
You know what I'm saying?
And I was like, yeah, bro, I'm hella proud of this shit.
Like, check this out.
But as time went on, just nobody else gave a fuck except me, you know?
So that being said, this culture may be different.
Like I said, this whole entire space runs on culture, but that was just kind of my own
past experiences with something I thought was similar.
Yeah, bro.
I beta tested steam counter-strike 1.4 or even earlier than that.
And I had a seven digit, man.
So I definitely, I definitely relate to those times.
I bet that account is probably gone forever.
Never to be seen again.
But, you know, it is what it is.
On the side of a, with, with a keeper and crusader.
I mean, is this stuff, you know, obviously how banter is a large account.
They've been in the space.
I think their YouTube account was started in like 2017 with like, I think like you guys
are pushing Ben, like over 680,000 subscribers, if I'm not mistaken.
But, you know, on your side, crypto and crusader, like, do you guys feel like, do you guys take
a little bit more of this information?
Like BRCs, is that stuff that like, without having, you know, experts and, and of this
stuff, do you guys like be a little bit more edgier on the content that you produce?
Or are you sticking to the, the hodl game, sticking to the BT, you know, BTC as a whole?
You know, where, where do you guys position yourself when you create content?
I think when it comes to content, dude, I think everything is fair game.
There's everyone's looking for some level of education, right?
Some people are looking for BRC.
Some people are looking for the SRC, right?
People, some people just like to have that up to date, like latest technology out there.
Other people just like the more traditional, you know, hodler.
You know, basic crypto information, depending on their level of education, right?
They're new in the space.
They're probably not going to be jumping into BRC straight away, unless that's how they
get introduced.
But I think overall content is in all levels great, because it always educates you no
matter what level you're at.
I don't think that anyone should steer away from a certain type of content, you know, when
it comes to education, unless you're trying to shill something.
But if it's not a shill, if it's just straight education, I think it's always great to put
the content out there, no matter what the topic is.
For sure.
For sure.
Now, that makes a lot of sense.
Jet, real quick.
I had a question, Jet.
We talked earlier for a brief second.
I was looking in the SRC 20 stamps.
Can you clarify what an SRC 20 stamp is?
Because I think I got some alpha from somebody real quick, and then I kind of ran with it,
kind of looking into the website called stampchain.io.
Am I early on this?
Yeah, really early, because I don't even know what it is.
Hold that.
Hold that.
Breaking news.
Chris, Crypto Chris G is early.
Holy shit.
Who would have thought this?
I didn't make this.
Like, what you have there is, like, super early.
Let me just check the, let me check the Penguins Discord.
Let me mute myself first.
Oh, whoa, whoa.
Hold on.
Before you start spreading the God's word of SRC 20, let's all make sure we all capitalize
in here.
No, I'm just kidding.
If you can get some info, bro, that would be so sick.
I would like to understand what the hell I'm looking at.
It sounds like it was kind of like a Starbucks stamp system.
That probably just rolled right over your head, but no, that would definitely be something
interesting to hear about, so I would definitely be interested to see what you think.
Yeah, give me two minutes.
Give me two minutes.
While you're doing that, I want to pick on Keeper here, because it's funny.
I've been in DMs on Telegram with Keeper, and kind of, you know, been getting his whistle
wet on the meme coin game here.
Keeper, how's it going, bro?
You said you left some money in that one, but did you mess with any of these others?
Because I know I've been trying to help you get some pre-sales in, but it's hard, man.
Aren't these people crazy with how impatient and instant gratification is?
It's nuts, bro.
It's nuts.
I had an appointment today at noon for one of them, and I threw some ETH over to Crusader,
because we do pretty much everything together.
I threw some over at him, and I was like, hey, can you jump in, like, right at noon?
Because I know it's going to go fast.
But I was thinking, you know, it goes fast.
Like, ah, maybe it'll take, you know, 20 minutes or something like that.
Dude is like, and he messes with me a lot.
So he texts me.
He's like, bro, I couldn't get in.
And I'm thinking, oh, he's full of it.
He's just messing with me, whatever.
But literally, within one freaking minute, what was it, 168 ETH disappeared?
And I'm like, this has got to be, and some of this I feel like, so obviously there's a lot of bots in there.
So I almost wonder, though, the thing that I don't like is that it feels like, and I don't know whether this is true or not.
This is just me speculating, but are they loading up, basically, the token, get some liquidity, and then buying up their own token with their own bot, which then they can post on Twitter that it's sold out in a minute.
They've got it at a heavy discount.
Then when it goes live, it's hot.
Like, everybody's like, oh, that went in a minute.
We've got to get in on that now.
And then they use it as exit liquidity.
I'd like to think that's not what's happening, but it just seems like too much.
All at once, just too fast, where you can't even get in when you're refreshing and clicking the moment that it goes live.
It just seems wild, bro.
You DGENs are, and then one of my buddies told me, he was like, bro, sometimes I'll just drop them at, like, 2 a.m.
And part of the deal is, like, well, if, you know, you weren't up, well, then you were, sleepers were used as exit liquidity.
I'm like, oh, my God, you guys are nuts.
So, I don't know.
I like it.
It's fun.
It's something else to do.
I've made some money on some of them or whatever.
But I'm just trying to figure it out, man, because it's a totally different game than the HODL life that I live, you know, and running a construction company and family and all the other stuff.
This is just totally just balls to the wall all the time.
Yeah, you get, you know, you're used to getting some sleep at night, like, two, three hours.
No, there's no sleep in DGEN.
I'm finding that out.
I mean, honestly, though, this is a sprint.
And personally, I think that we are not even in a DeFi meme by summer.
I think we are in literally just a quick run of this stuff.
I mean, liquidity is getting sucked up every second by MevBots.
It's getting sucked up every second by HoneyPots.
And it's getting sucked up every day, every second by devs.
Like you said, a lot of these devs are building in what they would say is a fair launch.
But what they'll just basically do is set up buy bots from five different wallets, even probably more for the most part.
And as they launch the token, which they'll say on Twitter, oh, tokens launched.
But then you look at the chart.
It's been launched for a minute.
And there's already a base set up for it.
So, like, really, if you're not, like, in an alpha with, like, the devs in it, and it's not, like, something like a, you know, there's no such thing as a fair launch, guys.
Be real.
But what you need to do, you know, what you can do is try to be as early as possible.
Or if you know there's a pre-sale, watch for the immediate dump and then try to catch it on.
If you believe it has legs, try to catch it on its rotation up.
You know, typically that happens when the contract renounces.
So, you know, that's really what the purpose of this stuff is.
I mean, there is no utility to any of these.
So, like, don't hold this shit longer than you're happy with it.
I was about to say, the other thing I'm learning really quickly is to not have greed and try to hit the home run every time.
Because ultimately, you might get lucky once in a while, but I'm going to guess more often than not, you're trying to hit a home run and you'd probably just get served, you know?
A hundred percent.
A hundred percent.
And, you know, this has got to be, honestly, as like a, for you guys and like on the banter side, like this has got to be a little bit frustrating.
Because it's like, you're just seeing this liquidity and this volume moving around.
And as I'm like a degen, I'm like, okay, this is opportunities.
But man, it's like, this is like really, people are taking, you got to think like they're losing Ethereum.
They're losing, they're moving Bitcoin.
They're moving other assets to just get like an opportunity to have some play money.
You just got to hope like that this doesn't like deter people from trying or at least like investing in the long term.
And that's the reason that kind of is scary.
Because if the coins keep going down, like if we see a lower Bitcoin, we see a lower Ethereum, then this is also going to dry up DeFi.
And then everyone's kind of like, it's just going to even be more bored.
So I'm really hoping that, I'm hoping that we find like a default solution as soon as possible.
They don't wait till the last second and we don't get a bad stick at the end of the deal.
And we see this crypto go down because, you know.
It will hurt the crypto space as a whole.
It's part of the reason why I was very vocal last year.
So on Debate Crypto and then on my TikTok, I was pretty vocal last year, maybe the year before, I think last year, about the meme coin game.
And the only reason, the only reason, like I'm happy, like go ahead, gamble, make money.
The problem is that a lot of new people get in.
Like, okay, for example, you go out to dinner.
Somebody finds out, oh, you're in crypto or whatever.
Like, yeah, I got some Doge or I got some Shiba.
Like they never tell you like, oh, yeah, I'm in Polkadot or something like that, right?
That's never the conversation.
So the thing that I don't like is that I feel like it can be discouraging.
Somebody new coming in thinking they've got this opportunity to get rich overnight, that the majority of the time is not what happens.
And then they get a bad taste in their mouth for crypto.
So you're right.
I think we need to figure out, like, how can we find a sweet spot?
There's always going to be people trying to take advantage of the system.
There's always going to be, you know, winners and losers.
That's just life.
That's capitalism.
I'm fine with that.
But how can we educate people to understand, hey, this is gambling?
I try to do it on my TikTok all the time.
I just did a video yesterday, I think, and just said, hey, I'm going full DGEN, but I know that I'm stepping up to the table to roll dice.
I think I just want more and more people to truly understand that, hey, this isn't the investment side of crypto.
This is the, hey, can I get a little bit lucky side of crypto?
That's what I want people to know.
Yeah, I think that's spot on.
And I think, yeah, just from, like, a banter perspective, what I think is quite frustrating for us is, you know, obviously, we're striving every day.
We work extremely hard to provide alpha, you know?
That's what everyone wants.
They want alpha.
And with the current meme season, it's extremely difficult to provide that alpha.
It's almost impossible because, like you're saying, everyone's looking for the quick buck.
Everyone wants the gamble.
You want that one trade where you're going to just make it all.
And, you know, no one's really interested in what's fundamentally sound and in the kind of stuff that you can research and sort of analyze on a deeper level.
So, yeah, I think it's been pretty tough, to be honest, from, like, a content creation point of view to have these meme coins sort of just steal the show.
And, yeah, I think I really hope that it doesn't wreck too many people because my gut feeling is that there's a hell of a lot more losers than there are winners here.
Somebody has to lose for somebody to win.
Yeah, man, what's really frustrating as well, too, is that we're setting, you know, a stigma for everybody to just make a quick buck but not really build anything that has real utility or substance that can last a long time, right?
Like, Keeper and I, we have our own NFT project for the prepper space, right, with real-life utility.
And yet we struggle to grow the community, to grow the project, and then you have all these other projects that are just nothing, where they're just a bunch of Fugazi that are just popping off, you know, raising millions of dollars.
And you're like, how?
100%.
100%.
Thank you guys for both answering, all three of you for answering that question.
I mean, I can feel it.
I'm not even an influencer or a content creation side, but I could definitely feel that frustration just on my end as a degen.
And, like, when you talk about, like, when Ben talked about how, you know, you want to provide, like, deep, deep understanding, deep knowledge, deep, like, a little bit more than just surface-level information or content.
There's not much more than DexTools, Twitter, Telegram, and Discord.
Once you find those, you're in.
You got everything you need.
So, with that being said, Jet's back.
Jet's back.
Hopefully, he's got some clarity.
What's up, Jet?
They do, actually.
I went back, asked the guys in the chat what they think of Stamps.
They've been talking β so, not so early.
They've been talking about it for, I think, a month now.
So, it's not so early.
But they were like, it was really, really early when they got in.
So, now you're, like, early.
So, basically, a month ago, some guy named Mike created a Bitcoin standard.
Yeah, it's crazy.
His name is just Mike.
And he created a Bitcoin standard.
That standard allows you to inscribe it directly into the sats.
And, basically, that makes it much harder to prune, like, the ordinal.
So, it, like, increases the permanence on-chain.
And, basically, there's only 16,500.
I've got an article that they've sent me written by, like, a deep Bitcoin maxi where you would only find if you're really, really deep.
It's called thebitcoinmanual.com.
And, if you are, like, you would know.
I can drop it into the chat.
Like, you can have a read about it.
Yeah, you can have a read about it.
It's, like, basically, Stamps stands for Secure Tradable Art Maintained Securely.
So, he's just made that up, basically.
And he's gone, cool.
It's just art secured, like, secured better on-chain.
Yeah, you're really early, dude.
Like, 16,500 is low.
That is low.
Well, boys, I think I just provided some intense content creation for you guys if you really want to go down that route.
I'm going to definitely go down it a little bit.
If there's only 16,500, then, to me, that is definitely as early as I've ever been in this industry.
And I would love to kind of check out whatever you can find on that stuff, man.
And, however, to get my hands on one if there's drops or do I need to go, you know, do I need to go meet somebody in person and do, like, a handshake for this kind of stuff?
Like, how does that work?
Yeah, so, you're probably going to be dealing with an escrow.
That's probably what's going to happen because Magic Eden and all of them only support one of the standards, which is the BRC20 standard.
So, with any of these other things, you're probably going to be looking at an escrow.
I might look into it.
If I find, like, a good escrow, happy to let you know.
But I think it takes inspiration from, like, ERC, if anyone knows ERC-1155, it's like the NFT ERC, where you can, like, I think it's some sort of, like, I'm not good at ETH, like, don't kill me.
But it's similar to that standard where it's a lot more secure.
So, it's like an 1155 Ethereum.
Yeah, correct.
It pretty much takes inspiration from that.
So, interesting.
So, like, because 720 would be, like, your β Ben, correct me.
If anybody else, please correct me if I'm wrong.
But 720 is a little bit more secure, and then 1155s would be more, like, a fungible token, right?
Yeah, so, you could, like, completely repeat it constantly, I think.
I'm reading about the 1155 now.
It's in that article.
Just have a read down.
But it's used for, like, gaming, which, see, like β like, you guys are right.
This is a hype cycle.
So, please don't, like, take this as if I'm, like, yeah, this is utility.
I just made a lot of money and flipped it really, really well, which is, like, the game.
And it is what it is.
But I think, like, what β I think I compare this to is in early crypto days, people were trying to find utility.
And what they would do is, like, they would create β like, when meme coins came about and, like, people started creating these altcoins, they would just create them.
And then everyone kept making different standards to try to find utility for them.
So, you're kind of, like β yeah, I wouldn't be surprised if this is β I'd be very surprised, actually, if this was the last standard to come out.
So, like, please don't, like, think that this is, like, the final countdown.
We're, like, ready to go full utility, like, Bitcoin.
I think this could be, like, maybe one standard of, like, hundreds about to come out.
So, yeah, just take this as it is.
Just think about exiting when you can exit.
Like, yeah, all those things and your risk and all that stuff.
Just keep that in mind when you play with it.
If you don't mind posting at the top, I don't see it.
So, I was just waiting for it.
Oh, no.
Can I pin it?
Sorry, I don't pin it.
Yeah, please.
But, like, sometimes people are, like, oh, yeah, no, I pin my stuff.
And I'm, like, okay.
No, no worries.
Yeah, if you don't mind pinning it, and then we're probably getting to the end here.
I definitely want to just β I want to appreciate and be respectable of everyone's time,
especially because, Ben, you're across the β you're across the ocean now, I'm pretty sure.
So, with that being said, you know, please take β everyone, take a second.
Like, this is alpha, guys, like, real alpha here.
If you want to be as early as we can possibly be outside of, like, really diving in, like, thank you, Jet, for, like, posting that.
I would definitely make a bookmark of this right here and take, like, maybe some time to just understand it a little bit more.
I'm actually copying that and saving it.
But I think, like, this is β like he said, this could potentially be one of the last standards, if not the last, potentially, of a Bitcoin inscription, right?
So, it's, like, who knows?
I mean, if that's a utility that people get behind, that could be big.
So, yeah, no, thanks, man.
I really appreciate you taking the extra time and connecting and seeing if β and please, like, keep me in mind if you do learn any more about this.
I'm always open in the DMs for that kind of stuff.
But, yeah, let's start the closes down.
Ben, thank you so much for being here.
If you want to give a shout-out for Banter Channel real fast, man, I'd love to give you a quick minute here.
Oh, thanks, man.
No, it was a real pleasure to join and chat with you guys.
Really, really enjoyed that.
And, yeah, I mean, give the show some love.
We really just β yeah, we're striving to give you the best, you know, credible, up-to-date crypto content.
You know, if you have any feedback for us, we always welcome it.
My DMs are always open.
I'm very keen to connect with all of you.
So, all seem like a really smart and, you know, knowledgeable bunch of guys.
So, really, it's just been a pleasure.
Thanks for having me.
I'm really looking forward to hopefully coming back.
Oh, 100%, dude.
And, you know, I think it's awesome to connect different channels.
I know, you know, with Keeper and Crusader, they're up and coming.
I think they've been around in the industry for a couple years now regarding, like, YouTube content creation.
So, I'd love to see their growth get bigger and bigger.
And if you guys, you know, if you have any questions, you know, I'll let you go to it now to say β give a shout-out to your channel.
But, yeah, it's not often that you get a crypto banter part of the team in a space like this.
So, you know, Bennett, I can't wait to see you again.
And, man, I'm so sad I missed you in Miami, but I know that you and I will have another opportunity in person to definitely get together as we visit more of these hubs of conferences.
So, Crusader, man, you're next up here.
Yeah, man.
Thank you so much for bringing me on here.
It's been great learning all about the BRC and the SRC tokens and having a great chat with all of you guys.
I have tons of alpha and just great information.
And, you know, Keeper and I, we've had debate crypto for a little bit over a year now on YouTube.
So, check us out if you guys have some time.
Appreciate all the subs.
And, you know, we try to bring the best information we can and make it as entertaining as possible as well.
But, yeah, man, I appreciate it.
I look forward to maybe coming back on another space with you guys and chopping it up.
Hell, yeah, bro.
It's always β I'm all about people, man.
I invest in people and I love to β it's always good times to just start communications like this.
And then as, like, spaces and the space in general grows, we always revisit, never forget about each other and make sure that we all keep thriving.
So, Keeper, man, your turn here.
Yeah, man, thanks for having me on for sure.
It was really nice meeting you in Miami.
I love meeting new people.
It seems like everybody I meet in the Web3 space has just been super dope.
I feel like the community actually really cares about each other, whereas it seems like in life there's a lot of times a lot of, you know, haters that just don't want to see other people succeed.
And I think there's so much β so many intelligent people in the space that have different qualities, things that they're good at.
I think that if we can really take the mindset that, hey, there's enough of the pie for everybody to get a piece, that's kind of how Crusader and I look at things.
Like, how can we work together with other people that are able to do things better than us?
And then we can provide value on the side that we know how to provide value and ultimately bring it to you, hopefully dish it out in a little bit different fashion on Debate Crypto than maybe you see elsewhere.
So, yeah, man, I really appreciate it.
I look forward to being in here more with you and look forward to those little heads-up texts you've been hooking me up with.
I appreciate that.
Yeah, man, we're going to catch a good one here soon, bro.
I'm trying to β I try to filter the BS as much as possible, but as well as not let it affect my workday at all.
So, if I can be early, then that's all I ask for, too.
So, Mr. Scary Terry, man, thanks for joining us from the Rebud House out there in Cali, working from the cannabis store, spitting some cannabis software game, bro.
Thanks for being here, man.
No, no, yeah, definitely.
Thank you for having me here.
Definitely, I got a lot of information.
You know, I'm not too educated on my BCR tokens or BRC tokens.
I'm a little hungry, so I'm thinking bean cheese and rice burrito.
Sorry.
But, yeah, no, definitely it's been a blast.
I did follow everybody on this panel.
You know, again, what Debate Crypto is just saying right now is 100%, you know, what I also believe.
You know, there's so many smart individuals and so many different people in their own realms doing their own things.
And, you know, I really feel like this space is not only great for networking, but it's also great for, you know, finding individuals that have a certain trade that you might not have but might be in need of.
So, definitely, yeah, thank you, guys.
Thanks for having me.
I definitely, you know, look forward next time.
You know, if you have another one of these, let me know.
I hope to be a little more involved in the next one.
Unfortunately, I'm not too educated, you know, on my Bitcoin side of things.
But, yeah, thank you, guys.
I really appreciate it.
No, man, that's cool.
And it's okay.
Like, sometimes, like, not being involved, just trying to absorb anything that you can take away from a space is almost, if not more important.
And, you know, Jet here, thank you, Jet, for taking your time, you know, just jumping on the space here and enlightening us with some clarity of what the hell is going on on that side of the world.
You know, being down in Bitcoin Miami, like, I definitely think there is a community online that is a lot nicer than the maxi that attends these conferences because a lot of them, half the time, they just are ready to have an argument with somebody.
So, I think spaces are an absolute amazing and impactful and powerful tool for us to get real information, especially from, like, these different teams who have the opportunity as content creators, such as Debate, Crypto, and Banter, to help, you know, get a little bit of understanding so that way they can go back to their teams and start to figure out content creation plans and move forward with, you know, empowering the rest of their audience.
So, yeah, no, that was fantastic, Jet. Thank you for being here.
Yeah, no worries, man. Like, super awesome space. I actually just jumped in randomly, like, I think someone in here must be following them or something.
So, I just jumped in. I was like, what are they talking about? And I got in. I was like, you're talking about BRCs. I was like, cool. I can stick around here.
Yeah, I dropped it in the chat. I got added to an alpha group. So, if anyone would like to be added to an SIC20 alpha group, do not take β don't just hit me up in DMs, but I don't know what it is.
It's not my alpha group. I got added to it through the Penguins and, yeah, like, I'm happy to help anyone out, learn a bit more about it and get it.
But, yeah, get a little bit of an alpha and stay up to date. It's really hard staying up to date, though, when you were. So, you can take it if you need it.
Yeah, for sure. Yeah, definitely. I'll shoot you a DM. And Enzo, thanks for jumping up here, man.
Dude, thank you guys for having me always. It's a pleasure coming up here.
Dude, we've been on these spaces for 49 weeks, and it's been incredible.
The last couple of spaces have been phenomenal. We've gotten some amazing information on things that we had no idea even existed, like this SRC20.
Today was the first day we actually heard about it. So, yeah, thank you. Really happy to be here. Really happy to be a part of all of this. Thank you so much.
For sure. And, guys, after CryptoMedic, feel free to leave. We're going to play a song.
But, yeah, last but not least, CryptoMedic, man. Thanks for playing DJing out today for us.
Have a wonderful rest of your day, guys. He's going to shut us down here.
Thanks for coming, everybody. Much love.
Seven years have passed like a cigarette And some faces gone too fast
Got no time to regret Many chapters I've read
And no happiness I'll paint my heart in black and blue
Baby
But I leave an empty space
Just for you
Sometimes it's hard to face the truth
Baby
Feels like I'm running out of pages
I am running out of pages
Till the day I find you
Every page that I wrote
Every word I hoped
That I'm getting closer
Till the day I find you
Every page that I wrote
Every word I hoped
That I keep getting closer
Till the day I find you
Oh, oh, oh, oh.
And I keep getting close until the day I find you.
Until the day I find.
Until the day I find.
Until the day I find.
Until the day I find you.
I'll see you next time.
