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Tezos Community Call | APAC Edition #40 | @Plenty_Network
Recorded: Aug. 30, 2023 Duration: 0:40:30Space Recording
Full Transcription
Welcome, welcome, Majid.
I was just pinning up a bunch of things up top, going through the baking sheet, just
seeing all the different news here with Tezos, so we can go ahead and chat about it.
And so welcome, everybody.
This is the Tezos Community Call, the APAC edition.
So we do this every Wednesday at 5 a.m. UTC, and it is a community call.
So if anybody wants to come up and talk about the Tezos news with us or share any news,
I see SIFT and Tezos Philippines has joined as well.
Yeah, feel free to come up and chat with us.
In the meantime, me and Ajit are just going to just hang out and hang out.
So welcome, Ajit.
Welcome, welcome, Teo.
I'm still having my breakfast today.
I just, yeah, it's just late.
Sorry, just when you wrap up the next five minutes,
I'll just finish your breakfast and then I'll be much more active.
Oh, well, good morning.
I should have said that earlier, huh?
Good morning.
Good morning.
And you're welcome to the start of your day.
As always, it's 1 a.m. for me, but I'm ready to go.
I'm feeling pretty energetic today.
So there's a lot of, there's actually a lot of news I see here going on this week.
I don't know what you've seen.
So whenever you're ready to jump into anything, just let me know.
Yeah, I think first thing that we need to talk about is how was the space last,
how was it for you personally interacting with the TIA community,
all the main people in TIA?
So you have hosted a space.
So how was your experience?
How was the experience?
Yeah, that was on Saturday, right?
Yeah, absolutely.
And I do think I have something pinned up for TIA as well somewhere.
Maybe not.
Maybe I missed it.
Yeah, TIA, one of the things that happened last week was they launched a DAO, right?
Which is really cool.
They've been talking about it for, you know, since the inception of TIA, actually, right?
They've been talking about this, but they really wanted to get it right.
And so they just launched it.
So if you go on their website right now, let me see if I can get it pinned up.
You can actually go claim your tokens, which I do recommend everybody do.
And then I would also, you know, my opinion on tokens DAOs or whatever aside,
I would definitely, you know, I'm going to hold on to these ones because I really do like TIA.
And the whole point was to have the entire community have a say in what happens with that platform, how it grows.
And I think that's really cool.
I think that's, it's kind of was originally the purpose of HEN, right?
If anybody remembers that.
So it's kind of like fully, fully bringing that ethos back now of like having a, just a solid community driven platform.
So it's really interesting.
I recommend everybody check it out and I should have, I'm trying to look for it right now, but I'm talking instead of typing.
What is your thoughts on it, Ajit?
Have you, did you get to listen to the interview or?
Yes, yes, yes, yes.
I partially checked it out.
It was great.
I mean, it was so free, natural.
So people are just sharing all the thoughts that they have, what they want to do in the future.
Everything was very great.
I think that's the reason why it got the highest number of views we had, right?
It's like almost 1.4 K listeners have already tuned in, which is almost like what?
That was insane.
The monthly active users of Plenty or Kweepoo or, you know, any other reading process in Tezos ecosystem.
Yeah, that was really cool.
And that was on the replays too, right?
That's, it's, you know, just to clarify.
But we did have a very, a big live audience as well.
I think we hit or something around like 50 live members during the space.
Taya, they really had a crowd come out for that platform.
And I'm not surprised, right?
We've all been kind of, we know about Taya, we hear about Taya.
We never really get a chance to have a big space like that.
So I'm not surprised.
I'm not surprised.
And what's the eligibility criteria, Theo?
I think I, 14 continuous active days, right?
That's what they want, I guess.
Two weeks of active, activity on Taya.
Continuous activity.
Yeah, it's really, I want to say that their requirements shouldn't be too tough.
I mean, one of my wallets got some tokens and I didn't even think I ever used Taya with that wallet.
But I guess I did at some point, just like buying NFTs during an event or something.
So I would just check, man.
I mean, it's, there's nothing, you know, it takes a minute.
It don't hurt to, to try, right?
I think I got around 10 to 12 NFTs from Taya.
But I'm not like a crazy NFT art, avid art collector, I would say.
But yeah, I think maybe just, I didn't get any tokens.
Maybe I just missed or something.
Whatever I remember, I think it's 14 continuous days you, you need to back to on Taya.
And don't get me wrong, like, as with the launch of any new token, I still don't know if what I have is big or not.
I, you know, like, what is it worth?
I, I don't know, it's just something I can use in the future to maybe perhaps vote on an idea someone proposes with Taya.
So, I mean, that's, that's all I have it for.
That's all I care for.
But yeah, it is, that's still early days of the token, right?
Like, you don't know what a token's going to do.
Plenty of doubts have, have come, I've tried to come out and haven't worked for numerous purposes.
But Taya knows that, right?
We talked about that.
The team knows that, which is why it's taken them this long to get it launched.
So hopefully, oh yeah, hopefully we see something different, which I kind of think we're going to.
It's like a whole new system, as far as I gather, too.
It's like not your, it's not your typical DAO.
Like, they were, they got into the legality of it.
And, you know, they were really trying to cover every base with this thing.
And yeah, so if you guys, I'll pin up the space as well.
I mean, well, I guess pinning up doesn't really do anything.
I mean, you know, check it out.
But yeah, if you're, if you're listening to the recording, definitely go to at plenty underscore network and check out the interview we did with Taya.
It's still pretty, pretty fresh up top at the profile.
I'm pretty sure.
So it shouldn't be hard to find.
Yeah.
And that being said, I believe.
Oh yeah.
I mean, absolutely.
They can come up.
Like, let me send an invite.
They should know.
Um, and, uh, speaking of Taya, just on the topic, they also did, uh, an interview on Tez Talks on YouTube with Tezos Commons.
So if you're more of like a YouTube guy and you want to know Taya, they, they did something there.
And, um, if you're more of a blog person, I believe there is going to be an article, uh, coming out soon, kind of summarizing, uh, all these different improvements and stuff.
So you can, if you want more updates on, on Teya, there is plenty right now.
Like they are the talk of the town.
All right.
And then, uh, go ahead.
Have you checked this, um, adaptive issuance?
It's live on testnet now.
Oxford, Oxford, uh, represent.
Yes, uh, I did.
I, I, like in passing, I, I didn't really fully absorb what was going on with that.
So it's in, it's, it's being tested right now.
Are people testing it?
Like, uh, yeah.
It's all testnet.
Let me just, um.
So how would somebody.
Nicholas tweeted it out.
Yeah.
How, how would somebody participate in that?
You think like, I guess it's mainly for, for, for bakers.
Right.
Correct.
Correct.
I don't think we'll be able to participate now.
Even I'm reading, reading about it just now.
I see ideally, according to that, um,
the proposal, we should be able to lock, uh, you know, a few, few, few of our TESOS tokens
and we can't liquidate it anytime.
It will just be locked.
Right.
So there'll be like two sorts of things.
One is something that you, we could, um, uh, you know, we still delegate and we can still
use the TES and there'll be another portion of this that we just take it or whatever we
call it.
And that, and we can't use that, that TES anymore.
So yeah, even I'm interested to see how it is playing out if it's on testnet.
I haven't really tried it out, you know, um, but yeah, right now it's, it's so technical.
It's so programmatic.
I would say it's not easily accessible to really test it out by a normal, normal user.
And that makes sense.
I guess that, that makes sense.
I'm interested though.
I hope we get more.
Is anybody, any of the bakers posted about it?
I guess we can, um, I guess we have some time to gather up all those opinions.
Maybe we could talk about it next week.
Yeah.
Nicholas, Nicholas did it.
Nicholas posted, uh, are the retweeted.
Wait, let me just, let me just pin it here.
Oh, okay, cool, cool, cool, cool.
And then, um, there's a, there's a lot of big things that, that come up with, with TES.
It's not only adaptive issuance, but I guess, um, there was another, like, successful display
with, uh, layer twos using a million transactions per second.
I seen a lot of people, um, talking about that too, recently.
Um, so, uh, let me, let me see if I can find that.
Um, and then also, Ajit, I don't know if you saw, but I pinned it up, but Yuves, I guess
has been listening for the whole time, has just launched a new token, um, that is tracking
the price of gold.
It's a, you know, it's, um, it's a synthetic gold asset for, you know, I, or maybe a Robo
coin.
I'm not sure exactly what the word is because checkers, I will admit, um, are confusing
system, but yeah, I mean, it's tracking the price of gold.
So this is God, this has been the first step to what I have been talking about.
I feel like since I was hired by plenty, do you see that?
Yeah.
And we have also put that on, on a bridge as well.
Oh, let's go.
Let's go.
That's awesome.
That's awesome.
That's actually, that's huge.
That's huge.
Um, have we made an announcement tweet about that?
We should do that.
Yeah, we should do that.
We should do that.
We have a plan to do it now.
Maybe tomorrow day after we'll put out a tweet on that.
Yeah, that's really cool.
We have to announce it.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Oh God.
This is like, this is so exciting for me.
I like, uh, so anybody who's listening, then I have been talking about synthetic assets
on Tesos, uh, at least since 2021, at least, uh, it's other chains have done it and granted
in the longterm and retrospect with 2020 vision, a lot of those weren't successful.
And some of them, I would even go as far as to say were rugs.
So there hasn't been a truly successful one until today, but everybody has always talked
about checker and how like, it's right there.
We just need to utilize it.
And, you know, that's basically what I've been saying ever since I was like, Oh, what?
We have a system here on Tesos that has been here since 2019.
Why can't I purchase gold?
Why can't I, you know, I feel like these are the first steps in DeFi that we should try
to figure out, you know, like, and obviously Arthur agrees having been one of the first
things he, um, helped get together.
I mean, nomadic labs and all the other teams included, um, 2019 Jesus.
One of the first things they did was, was get synthetic assets.
So after all these years to finally see gold here displayed by you, hopefully I'm saying
this right now on my appreciation and how, how just like happy I am right now.
Like, um, I can't believe we're finally here.
Finally.
Um, I, I'm so excited about this and I can't wait to see what other assets they, they add
to it.
Um, and speaking, you know, uh, what is your thoughts on that?
And what are you, what are your thoughts on checker as, as someone who's probably looked
at the, look at the checker code a few times yourself as you, uh, I know plenty was playing
with it about a year back.
So it was your thoughts on this.
Yeah, what's this, yeah, checker is a great system, right?
Um, probably it's, uh, it's the advanced one that is there in this blockchain ecosystem
right now, not just in Taylor's it's, uh, overall, even, even when compared to Ethereum
and other blockchains, because the latest, I mean, the, like,
uh, we, we have this decentralized stable coin, for example, you know, uh, die maker
down, uh, where, where of course, you know, there is, there is a bit of decentralization.
Um, and, but the decentralization comes, um, by, by the community.
And then there'll be a lot of community.
They keep on voting.
They keep on trying to, uh, you know, change those, change those numbers, vote on everything
and then try to come to a consensus.
And that's how decentralization is maintained.
While in checker, the system is designed in such a way that it's, it's decentralized in
a way, in a way it is completely automatic.
As in, you don't need, uh, anybody to vote on all the numbers, be it like the interest
rates or whatever you call it.
You know, there's some technical terms there, but, um, you don't have to vote on all these
parameters, but, uh, it's, it's completely automatic, mechanical, and a complete algorithm
has, has been written to actually balance out everything and, uh, and, and keep track of,
uh, the underlying coin without, uh, yeah, without, uh, but by keeping the details,
decentralization and without keeping the voting and, and DAO and all this stuff.
So that's really cool.
And even Ardhar has spoken about it in multiple interviews with multiple people that it's already
so advanced.
Oh, yeah.
Looking forward for it to become even more bigger.
Hmm.
Maybe we still haven't gotten that much attention, uh, to checker yet.
Of course, people know, but, you know, it still has the potential to, to completely
be like the, the market, market leader technology, market leader protocol, um, for, for, uh,
tracking for, for decentralized, uh, way of, uh, synthetic coins, which is automatic and mechanical.
And, yeah, I don't know how well I explained it, but I think I gave a bit of an overview.
Well, I mean, it's not an easy thing to explain, to be honest, I mean.
But if anybody else wants to check it out, um, at the same time, Mary Gold has actually
posted a pure legal version of the checker library.
So it's more of like, I would say the easier, uh, most more common, uh, code base.
Am I wrong saying that, Ajit?
Yeah.
So it's probably the easier one to check out.
Uh, cause I know one of the, one of the issues with checker in the past was it was, it was
written in a different, a more harder to understand code.
Right.
Or am I, am I saying that wrong?
Um, no, the thing is, um, yeah, it's hard to run it and implement it somehow.
Yeah.
We end up in some, some issues or the other, when we try to deploy the system, maybe it's
with better documentation or whatever you call it, this, this, what I hear it's, it's
really right now for, it's challenging for a developer to actually run it and understand
because it's, um, yeah, it's not so straightforward.
Maybe it's a lot, but Hey, maybe it's, uh, maybe it's a lot better now with this, with
this Marigold checker library.
So, I mean, damn plenty has way too much on its plate with 2023, but we, we should maybe
take another look at it in 2024.
Definitely.
Like we got, we got so much planned for this year.
I don't, and I don't know, I guess me and Ajit have more of a context for that than you
guys do, but, um, I will say the most recent thing that's going to be coming up, uh, is
we will be launching, um, plenty V three, hopefully fairly soon, fairly soon.
Um, let's see, we're, we're at the end of this month right now.
Right.
So it's about to be September.
I would say, I would go as far as to say confidently that we'll have plenty V three by the end of
September.
Would you be confident in saying that Ajit?
Yes, yes, yes.
We should have the V three version in September itself for sure.
Um, cause, because yeah, a lot, a lot of things have come into, come into place right now.
Um, we are almost done with, with the NFT design and integration.
So that's looking really cool.
It will be an extension to what, um, you know, the V NFT we, we already had, uh, for our V
two, V two system incentive system, the V three NFTs, the liquidity position NFT is going
to be much more cooler.
And it's designed by the same artist, Warren.
So hopefully, yeah, once it is out, we'll definitely do more, um, interviews, uh, more
discussion with Warren on what his thought process is.
So that's, that's really cool.
And yeah, so that has come to a conclusion.
Almost.
We are already doing the integration and, uh, we just, just in the final stages and another
cool thing.
That's, um, not, not cool thing.
Another important thing is that the audit that we have been trying to do, like we want
to launch like a proper version, right?
So the audit is also almost completed.
It's just in the final stages, in the very final stages, you know, it will be done very
soon.
So that's also coming to an end.
Um, so yeah, it's, it's really time now that in September we'll definitely have V three.
We'll also kickstart marketing now post, um, you know, after this month, we are, we are
in the end of this month.
So from next, next month, we'll be kicking, kicking start the marketing for, uh, V three
will be share.
We'll be talking more about the advantages, how LPs can really use the system to, uh, use
their liquidity efficiently.
Uh, we'll be talking more about that.
And yeah, another, another cool thing.
Now it's cool thing.
Yeah.
Another cool and important thing is that we'll also be launching an SDK, um, along, along with
the main net launch.
So the SDK will, uh, will, will, you know, people can use the SDK to, you know, for anything,
right?
They can do anything programmatically, they can create bots.
Um, yeah, they can use it for anything and everything.
SDK.
So, which is, which is also something new, which was not there and not so easily accessible
till now.
So that's now right off the, right out of the box.
Uh, we have architected our code in such a way that SDK, SDK is, is always there and whatever
improvements are happening, um, you know, we improve the SDK and even plenty is UI is actually
using that SDK and showing all the values, you know, that's how we have designed it and
improvised.
So SDK is now a part and parcel of, uh, our development now.
Yeah, more details, of course, unsure and other, other developers should, will definitely talk
about it.
I'm just barely scratching, trying to give like what's in store and what's coming out.
Um, so yeah, all these things will definitely, um, um, bring, bring some new, new energy I'm
expecting.
And along with that, uh, we are also trying to get some partners, trying to get some liquidity.
So that's also going on badly.
And once that happens, if, if, uh, yeah, if we get more liquidity to the system, uh, you know, that
will take off really well as well.
So we're trying to plan everything.
Yeah.
Let's, let's wait for more concrete updates, but this is like an overall overview that I
wanted to give.
That's it, I guess, pretty much updates on V3.
No, I was super excited for it.
Thank you, Ajit.
Thank you for letting us know.
And, um, I also wanted to point out, um, you know, shout outs to plenty wallet.
We, we, we haven't really talked a lot about plenty wallet lately.
Um, usually I have them in here in this space, but I don't have my second phone right now.
Um, they, yeah, we just, we just launched, um, mail chain.
We will, I should say we integrated mail chain into plenty wallet, right?
So now the plenty wallet, uh, can, can send messages to other plenty wallets, maybe other
Tezos wallets, uh, in general.
Correct.
Correct.
So tell us about that.
Yeah.
That's something really cool.
So MailChain, right?
Yeah.
There's integrated mail chain in plenty wallet.
Um, it's, um, yeah, it's not a native widget yet, but, uh, it's, it's good to try out.
Anybody who is interested can check out plenty wallet and then it'll be redirected to mail chain.
We've already put it on top also, I guess, as far as I know.
Um, and yeah, I could create an account, try to send message to another wallet.
And yeah, you can, you can send messages to your friends and they can send messages to you.
It's, uh, yeah, it works that way.
So really love to love everyone to try it out.
And if everybody thinks that it's, um, adding value and it's really good, it's really cool.
We could even plan for a native integration, which is built into the wallet.
Right now it's, uh, it's like a redirection, uh, like a web redirection, of course, within the wallet itself.
But, um, but we can make it even, even smoother with a, with a better UX, uh, if we get good, good response from people.
Yeah, this is going to be really cool.
I mean, I could see it going sideways in so many different ways, but I'm interested.
This is the first step.
So, like, first step is to get people using it, right?
It could be really amazing or it could also go sideways.
Like, uh, you know, people spamming you all the time, but I'm interested.
I'm interested.
I'm here for it.
Um, it's really cool.
Uh, it's, that's just another piece of innovation that, and every piece of innovation we add is another piece to the greater puzzle and or tapestry.
That is, um, you know, Tezos and the future of Web3, right?
So, I'm here for it either way.
Uh, so definitely check out PlentyWallet.
And, and PlentyWallet itself, I mean, we haven't talked about it in a while, so I'll just say, um, you know, it's a wallet.
It was formerly known as None, and it is, it was built, uh, if you remember, if anybody remembers None V2, uh, the second version of the app.
Plenty, uh, PlentyWallet would be the third version of the app, uh, kind of, if you want to call it that way.
Uh, so the second version of the app is a wallet and an app on the Google Play Store and the iPhone where it was designed with artists in mind.
And it was designed with artists in mind while talking to artists in these community calls here.
Um, not only the APAC calls, but the Saturday calls as well, which have been going on, um, for almost 70 weeks now.
So, uh, we've just been talking to artists, you know, asking what they want to see in a wallet, uh, what they want to be able to do,
and trying to implement that as best as possible.
So, if you're an artist in Tezos and you're looking to, if you're an artist in Tezos, definitely check it out.
And if you're looking to onboard people, definitely, um, use PlentyWallet as a consideration for when onboarding your friends and stuff.
They can download the app right on their phone.
They can use it without making a wallet or anything like that.
They don't have to know anything about Tezos.
They can just open up the app, uh, go right to object and start scrolling through art.
Uh, and that's, I, I, it's probably the best way to do it.
Right.
Uh, and if from there, uh, they can just sign in with their Google, their social media.
Um, they can, uh, add it, the gallery.
They have the gallery section where not only can you keep track of your NFTs, uh, from all these different platforms,
but you can also keep track of like your friends, NFTs, um, and, and anybody you want to follow.
Say you have a, an artist that you really love and you're a collector and you really collect this art,
you can follow their, uh, wallet and, and see every time they mint and stuff just through the app.
Uh, and it's all just really cool, worth checking out.
Um, so yeah, definitely give it a consideration.
And then obviously I will add, if you're more of a DeFi person listening to this segment,
then, um, do make note that we have, so it's officially called plenty wallet.
Now, uh, we've changed the name, but we've made no real changes to the app.
So it's still kind of does kind of artists forward on or onboarding forward.
Right.
But obviously it's called plenty wallet.
So you will, uh, be seeing some DeFi integrations in the future without a doubt.
So, uh, just keep us, keep up, uh, follow at plenty wallet and, uh, yeah, keep updated on that.
It's pretty cool.
And that'll be the end of my segment as you, uh, tell us about, uh, this, this Tezos India,
uh, and, and huddle partnership.
What's going on there?
I think for that, we should, uh, we should wait for one more week.
I would say so that we get proper information because, um, I was just, I was just speaking
with Amman.
He's pretty much taking care of, uh, the growth and BD at Tezos India.
So he's the one leading all the partnerships, um, Tezos India is doing.
So we have seen, seen some tweets on Tezos in India partnering with huddle, the decentralized,
um, communication protocol.
All right.
This is the streaming protocol.
Yeah.
We'll keep that as a sneak peek for next week then.
Yeah.
There we go.
I mean, everybody's got a sneak peek on what we might be talking about next week and, uh,
the guests, the guests that we might be having, uh, next week and speaking to you.
So if you're listening to this recording, don't miss the live talk, uh, next time, next
time.
And, uh, so thank you for that reminder.
She, um, that's going to be really cool.
Definitely check us out next week with Tezos India.
And then, uh, yeah, that's pretty much most of what I have, uh, pinned up top.
Uh, of course I did post up Tezos, Tezos commons is baking sheet.
It's their, uh, weekly Tezos newsletter.
Basically everything we've talked about it is on it.
So if you, if you want to keep up with Tezos and a more, um, um, article type of way, that's
a good way to do it.
And, um, you know, there's a, there's a few other things down, uh, through that you might
not know as well.
Uh, this is not really super important for, for the APAC region, but maybe people are
listening and don't know.
There is a San Francisco Tezos meetup happening soon.
Um, I, uh, Oh, actually I should have read a little further.
It happened today.
It happens.
It's tonight.
Uh, I should say it's Wednesday at 1am for me.
Uh, and it happens Wednesday at 6pm EST.
So, um, so yeah.
I mean, if you're in the area, didn't know about it, go check that out.
Um, and then there's also this NFT NFT break.
Uh, it's, it's a new NFT platform by, uh, LaPosta and, um, where is it?
Nomadic labs.
I'm pretty sure.
Yeah.
Nomadic lab, which is kind of crazy.
I didn't realize, uh, nomadic labs had a hand in NFT platforms.
I thought they were defy only.
So that's really cool.
I got to check that out.
Um, I don't even know if they have a Twitter yet, to be honest, I have to go look that up.
Uh, and yeah, that's just like, uh, uh, a few of the key things.
And like I said, we've pretty much talked about everything.
Um, oh, there's, here's another thing.
Um, TZKT, uh, dot IO.
If you don't know what this platform, this is what most people use to search wallets.
Uh, you can see everything that's going, you can put in a wallet, look what's going on,
see everything, all the transactions in a wallet.
Um, you can track tokens, you could, there's, you know, they even have analytics and stuff.
Now, uh, you can track contracts.
It's really what it means when we talk about Tezos being, or blockchain in general, just
being completely to the public, right?
This is the way you would see everything.
If you don't know what that is, they have just released, um, profile customization for
artists.
So you can actually start, um, it allows users to verify their Tezos account and yet
personalize their public profile, which is, uh, really awesome because verification I know
is always, um, on people's minds, right?
Like who, who are we really talking to half the time?
How do I know this is really you and not someone pretending to be you?
Um, you know, how, how do I know you're not a copy mentor in disguise?
These are all things that are, are on people's minds.
So, um, if that is something that is on your mind, check that out.
I know we had the T like the Tezos profiles, I think still exists as well, but this seems
like a good alternative if, if, uh, you weren't happy with that platform.
And that's all I got, I think is sheet.
Um, so let's see, I'll look, uh, Sift, Saina, if you want to come up, tell us what you guys
have going on, feel free.
Um, but I think at this point we've kind of talked everybody's ear offs, just me and
Ajit.
So we'll probably end up wrapping up, uh, here if, um, yeah, if everybody in the listeners
is all set.
Uh, so like I said, this is a community call.
Um, yeah, for the APAC region, right?
Most of the time we, we'd rather just sit here and listen to you guys tell us all the
cool stuff that you're seeing in Tezos or doing in Tezos.
Um, so yeah, keep it in mind.
If you're listening to the recording, uh, we do it every, every Wednesday at 5am UTC.
Uh, and, uh, yeah, you know, we, like I said, we've run 40 weeks.
So 12, uh, 12 more weeks as you, and, and it'll be a whole year, uh, doing APAC calls
with the, with the, uh, APAC community.
I know it's been slow, uh, lately, but, um, I can feel it picking up back up again and,
and I'm really excited.
Uh, and yeah, it's kind of crazy to think about.
Yeah.
That's really cool, right?
It's been, it's been a year since we've been doing these spaces.
Oh, is it a year?
Sorry.
Not an year, right?
Okay.
Yeah, no, a year.
Yeah.
52 weeks.
Um, so yeah, don't, don't let the momentum stop now.
Uh, people listening to this call, come join the space.
Come talk about Tezos.
Come talk about what you're doing in Tezos.
Um, and yeah, let everybody know.
Um, yeah, yeah.
I think that's all I got.
Yeah.
I'm starting to talk over myself, uh, cause it is now two in the morning.
Um, thank you, everybody.
Um, and, uh, you have any last thoughts as you?
I'll just close it up.
You have any last thoughts?
Um, no, I would say we should, uh, we should definitely keep these spaces going and next
week do check it out.
Um, we'll try to have a special, special guests for each, each of the episode.
Um, yeah, most likely we'll have Amman from Tezos India next time.
And yeah, let's, let's hear more from him and do keep, do keep, uh, following us.
Plenty of wallet, plenty of techs.
We'll bring more good things for you.
Awesome.
And like, as a reminder, that is next Wednesday at 5 a.m.
UTC.
And, uh, if you can't wait and you want to talk Tezos before that, we also do one every
Saturday at 5 p.m.
UTC.
Uh, and that's pretty cool too.
We have, uh, you know, more of the American and European crowd.
So if you want to hang out with them, see what they're talking about.
Uh, yeah, come join us over there as well.
Uh, and thank you everybody for coming out.
Um, and yeah, we'll, we'll see you next week.
All right.
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