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morning chief you doing all right yeah man cannot complain just another day so looking good though i mean one day closer to
some fun taproot wizards dropped you know we got some exciting mints on the horizon so
just drama another day in crypto right yeah i think everybody's just like piling on that
taproot wizards are under mint is that what everybody wants to talk about it everybody just want to pile on the taproot wizards
and the mint price and now that we have it under mint price now certain people that did cats
they're up i mean if you paid the 0.1 you're taking some profits right now you know and
other people may be down but if you are the 0.1 mentor I mean you're in the green regardless of shit
It was that a 2x for you, you know
Granted you held the cats for a while and you know, you have that opportunity cost over there
But you've been holding those cats for two years. You wrote those off
You know what I'm saying? Like those were gone with the wind and yeah, they have some type of value
But it's not like you're planning on realizing that immediately
that are hurt are the people that committed to the dutch auction yesterday at that point i mean
like look lu do you let's be real you think there were that many i don't think that 80 people minted
at 0.3 bro i mean that's just to be honest you know what do you think they minted? I think there was a mentor Not mentors, you know what I'm saying? So you went higher point four?
No, I just think that one person took the stock bro. Oh you do you still you think one person took all 90 of them all
One two people a group of people. Yeah, I mean
I don't think that it it could make sense as like a strategic acquisition or a partnership if you fuck with Tapper Wizards like that, right, for long term.
I don't think that there are...
Why would you pay .31 when you could have bought two cats and did this whole bullshit
and it would have came out cheaper?
Like, you're literally burning money and losing it
just so you can mint on public like you're trying to tell me that 80 people decided to lose money
yesterday or the day before just said fuck it like yeah i could i could have saved 10 racks
but i wanted to show you that i got those 10 racks so i'm gonna mint today
and i'm gonna do that now.
it just doesn't make logical sense.
I guess it doesn't make logical sense,
the sentiment on the timeline was that this was going to be like a two or
if you were kind of didn't,
wasn't paying attention to taproot wizards and you weren't on the white
list and you kind of fucked the quest up,
you're seeing these 80 and you're like,
whatever it is, 0.31. And hopefully and hopefully i could you know flip it for a few
few thousand dollars and now it's like 50 from that it's at like 0.18 so it's like those people
that just committed 0.31 just a day ago if they just waited one more day they could have got it
for half the price so it's just kind of kind of a fucked up situation i can't and it's like
and it's like be honest with yourself you. You really thought that no one was going to sell under mint?
Like, what world and what mints have you participated in unless this was your first time in NFTs ever?
And let's be honest, okay, first time, you don't know.
But when have we never seen a project ever go under the mint price ever?
Or get close to it, especially right after mint out you know
because there's the whales that get multiple that don't need a bunch of floor boys so they'll sell
some floor boys to buy rares it's not necessarily that they're exiting the position either some are
just selling regulars to buy rares which is normal so it's like okay let me just get what i paid
and i'll put this together with some money i had planned on spending and get a rare or get more or get extra, right?
So I just think it's logically, too, you could probably get one close to mint price and actually pick one at mint if you would have just waited until they got listed.
I don't think this was one of those like, oh, it's gone forever or anything in that sense.
And you could pick when you
want it right rather than just whatever you minted so maybe that's happening too some people are just
selling them that they had the quantum cat entrance at the point one selling this for little five six
g's profit and maybe they'll buy some new ones right so we really can't tell. But, yeah, man, it's kind of an NFT world expected.
Right after sellout, no matter how hype, how good, you know,
some people got more than what they wanted.
And they're going to sell some of those.
So what is your, what do you think by this time tomorrow,
when we host a space tomorrow, do you think it's above mid price at 0.2 or below?
I don't know, because they said that they're not going to market me that's the interesting part too so if they're not going to come in with this vc allocation
or vc funds or anything i mean has everyone that wanted one gotten the opportunity to pick one up
at a lower price maybe so i don't know i think it'll stay in this range maybe 0.18 is going to be the bottom
right and then you'll see it max like 0.22 or something but probably in that that couple couple
g range is my opinion yeah i mean i could see it probably right around mid price tomorrow i mean i
do think you're kind of right that this could be people whales just flooring the ones they don't
like so they could buy a rare and maybe that that's just like a temporary thing and then like
over the day it gets out that these are live and then oody's friend starts sweeping them so we'll
see dude like yeah that's what i'm saying that's why i don't think that they can get that much
slower you know like it's not gonna be like that disrespectful have everyone tarnish your name on
the timeline type shit you know but it's definitely like yo we can't go out there and just instantly
Like you got to let shit flow normally like a normal market.
You know, let some people sell, let some people buy, let it flow.
And then you see where the direction it's going rather than deploying your strategies off the rip, you know?
Yeah, the last thing I want to be doing is relying on the project founders, for instance, to pump my fuller price.
Like when you're saying like, oh, we need, hopefully he has some market makers or hopefully his friends sweep that's not a great position to
be in i'm just saying it typically doesn't work that way um i'll put up some just macro stuff we
have a 14.3 billion worth of btc and eth options will expire today so we have ran up pretty nice
this week so max pain would probably be going back down to those levels um because of expirations and
then when those expires today you can maybe see a nice little relief pump or something like that so
that's happening today that's a lot 14 billion where the btc and eth ones i've shown this um
if you guys don't have this app download coin glass they have a whole indices for uh top indicators
um so many of these bitcoin abr 900 index pi cycle top indicators. So many of these, Bitcoin, ABR 900 index,
pie cycle top indicators,
PUL multiples, Bitcoin rainbow charts.
None of those indicators for a top have flashed yet.
So it could be in a point of accumulation
or a point of volatility at this range
and kind of be range bound for a month or two here.
But it doesn't seem like we have hit any indicators from previous cycles
that kind of show the top of the market.
CoinGlass is a great free app.
And then China, we've been talking about this forever,
plans to unban Bitcoin and crypto by Q3 or Q4 or 2025.
I don't know if this is people just recycling shit at local bottoms
or what we're doing here.
But yeah, I guess China has been...
We always talk about this.
Every cycle, China's doing something with Bitcoin.
It's either bullish or bearish.
I mean, I don't even think that they know what the fuck they were doing, right?
I mean, the longest time it was banned over there, but they would utilize going through
offshore exchanges, right?
Singapore, Taiwan, stuff like that to unload all the bitcoin they've seized
now opening the door i mean you know it just becomes a circular economy if it's back on and
then the government can start selling yeah yeah i mean i do think if it ever did come out that
got unbanned um i think the market would pump before the announcement so you'll probably be
like why the fuck is Bitcoin up 12%?
And then the next day we'll hear that, oh, China unbanned crypto.
It finally got through the firewall.
So yeah, that's always been rumored.
And they do it on and off every cycle.
There's been 1 billion of USDT stable coins minted, just minted. So this happens on Fridays like all the time.
Happens on Fridays, like all the time.
We see this and it kind of leads into the market pumping.
We see this and it kind of leads into the market pumping every time there's like just a lot of, you know, new coins minted on USDT.
So that just happened about 31 minutes ago.
A lot of money on the sideline.
And then we have the full draft of the stable act of 2025 was released.
This guy did a nice little breakdown of kind of just like sampling what was there.
So no yield bearing stables in the draft.
Banks and credit unions and approval approved non-banks can issue.
So you can have banks, credit unions and approved non-banks.
So I wonder if like Robin Hood are these other, you know, that are those non-banks.
So they, I mean, also too, it's the no yield bearing stables i mean the dollar even
on your bank and the savings account yields you what like two to three percent so what difference
is that than the actual dollar itself if we're considering a stable coin you know to be one-to-one
the fiat uh just the digital version how is it that i can't even get that lousy, quote unquote, 2%?
You know, it's just one of those things that you can't allow innovation, but stifle it
at the same time, because those are the big differentiating factors that make this different
Or us have the ability to get out of a hole or better ourselves with different rates and
Even if it's the normal five or six that you get from staking and ledger because you can go on ledger and stake for six percent so i think that that's
ultimately kind of different you know this whole stable corner i think when it comes to the stable
coins and u.s creating laws around it they still they still have to acknowledge that the dollar
is the world currency so yes we are like oh like, oh, why would I do this?
But there's no way that the government's going to say the dollar's worthless
and you should be using these stable coins instead of dollars.
So they're not going to create an environment where there are yield-bearing stable coins
because that is competition with what their underlying asset of the whole world is.
Well, I guess the goal or the point behind that was that there's technically still has to be a one-to-one backing so it's not like the dollar is irrelevant i mean it still has to be there and
even if you do offer these yields it has to be at a certain percentage i mean i think that the
the movement the issue is is that these aren't going be back to one-to-one anymore, right?
And it is gonna move like like a bank
And so that's where we start having our problems is well
These guys only have to hold ten or twenty percent of what they actually have
Inventory wise and then they could start offering yields and stables and then we're in an all-ve FTX kind of situation all over again
And then just a few more things.
Must have one-to-one reserve of cash, T-bills, 93 days,
or highly liquid safe assets.
Interop standards may be required.
I don't know what Interop says.
If necessary, may pursuant of a Section 553 of Title V
in the manner consist of a National Technology Transfer
1995, prescribed standards for payment stablecoiner issues and promote compatibility and interoperability.
All right. And then states can verify their own stablecoin regimes, but they must meet and exceed
federal standards. No algorithmic stablecoins for two years and a two-year registration grace period
so after the end of two-year period beginning on the date of enactment of this act it shall be
unlawful for any uncustomer intermediary to offer or sell payment stable coins in the united states
unless the payment stable coin was issued by a permitted payment stablecoin issuer. So it does look like this is right around the corner being launched.
And of course, Ms. CBDC is pissed off about the stablecoin.
So Elizabeth Warren came out and says stablecoin build is a scam for Trump and Musk.
Elizabeth Warren has sharply criticized a new bill of stake coins, calling it Trump and Musk style ripoff.
According to her document,
opens the door for financial fraud, ignores consumer protections and favors the interest
of the elite. She paid attention to the USD1 stable coin project, saying it was part of a
scheme to create shadow banking that benefits big tech companies, but is dangerous for ordinary
citizens. So of course, she wants a central bank digital currency where she can control and have time locks and make sure that you know all that other stuff that's way
more intrusive than a stable coin so and i also saw that it's the reality right um i forgot who
it was that made this point uh either zeneca or just someone sharing some high-level thoughts
um and it was just the more that the crypto i mean crypto that the trump administration
aligns itself with crypto right world liberty finance etc uh the more pressure that you are
going to get from the left or from in a sense opposition because they're going to always
correlate it back to personal financial gain right no matter how much trump or how much it seems like
this is innovation for all of us as a space, they will always pinpoint the fact that, well, Trump is trying to issue his own stable coin.
Well, World Liberty Finance stands to benefit in X, Y, Z way. Right. So it's a good and a bad thing.
But that's also why we've been sharing and educating that executive orders go so far. Right.
executive orders go so far, right?
Executive orders can be reversed.
And so that's why it's important to not just write the pen now
and get these signatures out there,
but to actually do full-blown legislation before we get to midterms, right?
Because then when you can start getting things actually passed from both sides
and you can get real clarity,
then it becomes harder to reverse regardless of any kind of personal connections
he has. And as long as he can show that he's not directly benefiting from it, right? Like
taking a salary XYZ that way, then he'll be good. Right? Like Elizabeth Warren isn't benefiting off
and being the anti-crypto army, like going to conferences and charging people to listen to her
talk about CBDCs. She's doing the exact same shit.
She's on the other side of the spectrum.
She's making tons of money off her narratives of CBDCs.
It just makes Trump easy for the pickings because they can say,
well, your company is getting deeper in crypto,
so why wouldn't you want crypto to be successful?
And it's not just because crypto is the new emerging industry right
and why else why wouldn't we be here they're gonna try to say that it's for personal gain and it's
only to leverage and power and money and like that like you're the quote you said right incentivize
musk and trump and other kind of uh billionaires to win off of these trades so yeah that's always
the narrative right a punch down
or punch up i don't know what it is but uh gold continues to surge all-time high 3100 leaving
short sellers those who wagered against gold in a tough spot and with underwater trades closing
above 31 000 or 3100 signal strong bullish momentum at the 3300 market serving as a support
level so gold continue the pump typically gold pumps
before bitcoin a lot of indicators here showing maybe bitcoin's going to pump we're kind of in
a crossroad whales have added 129k bitcoin since march 11th marking the strongest accumulation
rate since of august of 2024 signaling the rise of confidence so what happened in august of 2024
was literally the bottom last year guys nothing was Nothing was going on. We kind of pumped in September and then we went full parabolic October, November, September. So
kind of playing out if this is the strongest since August, you probably are going to expect
May and June and July to probably be similar to October, November and December based off
this accumulation from Wales. So just a little hope. And then comparing Bitcoin to Trump's
previous presidential terms, most of the gains occurred 200 days after the inauguration. And then comparing Bitcoin to Trump's previous presidential terms, most of the gains
occurred 200 days after the inauguration, and we're at 150 days. So we got about 50 days,
which is kind of lining up with buy in May and go play. This whole narrative that I've been pushing
for the past year, once everybody says something and everybody agrees on something that flips,
everybody's selling me, I'm going away, I'm doing the cycle. Actually, I think it's going to be
complete opposite. We're at 50 days away from where we would's selling me. I'm going away. I'm doing the cycle. Actually, I think it's going to be a complete opposite.
We're 50 days away from where we would be last election.
We're going to have interest rates being lowered in May.
We're going to have legislation approved in May.
We have quantitative easing beginning in May and in June.
So I do think this summer is going to be different than previous summers.
And then I guess the last thing is a little fear is that if Bitcoin breaks this support, we're fucked.
It's kind of like a point of no return.
I think this line, this line is upward trend.
So I guess we can go back lower.
Yeah, we can go to, we can hit.
I mean, look, if we break the 77 to 72 range, it's over.
Like that's the actual point of Goblin Town
is, like, two channels underneath where we're at now.
72 should be the worst target in your mind, right?
Maybe a dip to 69, but that's, like, beyond playing with fire.
But, yeah, we got this channel right now.
If we go down lower, then we're into the next bracket beneath.
But we're two channels away from actual goblin town
But I mean numbers are starting to look back when people had them what a week or two ago
uh soul around I think like
86 to 100 right? I mean we can see 120
We're gonna see 120 first if we do dip and then after 120 we'll look for 112 and then keep going so
not looking ultimately horrible but it's just nothing really changed because we had a one week
of green yeah i think we're kind of going to be in this range until the second until we kind of
figure out what trump's going to do with tariffs on the second so i don't know if we have like a
little short-term play around and people kind of play hot potato or musical chairs until that day.
Maybe we pump into the weekend and on Monday and then everybody's kind of risked off on the second or on Wednesday.
After Wednesday, we're really going to understand where we are in the market.
We're going to focus on these tariffs and it's 25%.
We're probably going to go down.
If he surprises us and he's dovish and he kind of works with the other countries with
these tariffs i do think it will kind of be like all right he's he's a boy that cried wolf we're
not going to take him seriously and i do think we'll pump off of if he's just dovish or neutral
so it's not just him though either i mean yesterday i think you had the potential new
prime minister for canada saying that like he's completely done right to sever 100 ties with the united states that they have no plan on
you know uh recuperating anything or any of that nature and they're just going to try to
in a sense weather the bad and just not fold rather than folding and just have it
semi-bad right so it's just stuff like that too that even if trump wants to take uh kind of a dovish or like a lighter approach um you also
have the other side which is going back and forth and maybe they're not really feeling it that way
sorry uh so a lot of people are speculating on the Wayfinder airdrop happening sometime very fucking soon.
And if you guys have done the missions, you have to keep your money staked in that wallet until TGE.
But this guy has a theory that the AI Wayfinder TGE and Avatar snapshot is going to be this Sunday, March 30th.
And the TGE will be on Monday, March 31st.
Then monthly payouts of prompt can start on the first of every month thereafter.
Would make a lot of sense.
So a lot of people are waiting for this airdrop or how long I have to wait for this.
When I first found out about this, it was from AIXBT probably four or five weeks ago,
and he was speculating, or that bot was speculating that I was three weeks away.
Well, this would line up perfectly with that.
So if you haven't done those missions, if you haven't deposited your crypto in there,
you need $10 of like six different cryptos
and like do the social tasks
and you can refer friends.
Probably want to do that before Sunday
because apparently they might be taking a snapshot
relatively soon for that.
And then the TGE will be on Monday,
which it kind of be similar to the Cato, right?
Like kind of fast paced, kind of out of nowhere.
and just kind of comes out of nowhere and does it.
So if you haven't done that, I would do it.
On that note, too, I think last time that I pulled stats and I was sharing here on the show, there were roughly around 15,000 signups for this.
But the fact that you actually have to send money, participate, do the missions.
A lot of people are lazy, just said, fuck it, aren't bothering. There was only
2,000 out of the 15 that had completed all six missions, right? The six missions are literally
what X said. You send $10 across six chains, and that's it, right? Log in, link your socials,
link your account, send $10 of base, $10 of ETH, Arbitrums, $10 of ETH on
Polygon, shit like that. Very, very simple. You sit in front of like a changely, a change now,
a side shift, whatever your favorite fucking mixer and distributor is, you'll get this done
within 20 minutes. So big, big gap in number of signups and people who have actually completed it, right? That data is roughly about a week old.
So kind of let that grow for you.
It is 2% of the entire prompt allocation that gets to anyone that does these quests or these
So not necessarily saying it's going to be the biggest thing, right?
But definitely could potential if prompt Wayfinder
continue to find success if it's actually making good trades for people that the underlying token
itself is going to cook. So free money, once again, because you can remove the $60 whenever
you want. That's why I'm saying it's free money, right? You're literally instead of keeping $60
in your MetaMask, your Rabi, whatever, Phantom Ledger, put $60 on there until you get an airdrop, and then you can remove that.
If for some reason you need your money before the airdrop, you can still get your $10 out or whatever it is instantly.
free. Just put the money there, let it chill there instead of your wallet.
Just put the money there.
Let it chill there instead of your wallet.
I do kind of think that this will, I don't think that people that are here right now are going to
be that overwhelmed with this AI in the very beginning. And like I said before, it's pretty
basic stuff. And I do think every wallet in the future will have these. So I don't know if
Wayfinder, now that we're seeing DeFi.app have them and we're going to see other wallets have
these kind of agents built into the wallets.
If this token can hold up by itself by being something that's innovative and like product driven, because I don't think this is something that's that native and won't be that like special in a few months.
So I'm probably going to sell this airdrop instantly just because I don't think it's that novel enough.
And I think the people that are here, they're going to airdrop.
They'll use the AI and they'll be like, I can just do this quicker with DeBridge. Yeah, well people that are here they're going to airdrop they'll use the ai and they'll be like i can just do this quicker with dbridge why am i going to use this
yeah well that's what i was going to ask is it not um heavily intertwined with parallel and
all of that ecosystem yeah i mean parallel has their own they have their own avatars and their
own tokens and stuff like that so i don't know It just doesn't seem like it's that great of a product right off the bat.
I could see this being more for like new people.
Like the people that are here that are doing these tasks, you're a novice.
You don't need any help with a fucking AI agent helping you send ETH or bridge, right?
So, when this does go live and people are using it, it's going to take you three to
four minutes to get all the prompts right for a bridge when you could just go to one of your favorite bridges and do it with yourself for 30 seconds.
So I don't think that the product is that novel to us.
It's like a feature because it's a feature.
It's not necessarily a protocol.
It's literally a feature on an existing product.
The product is swapping, being able to swap in and out trustlessly or whatever
The feature is telling the AI to do it for you
And I mean if that's the case you can add that feature like you were saying in any of these bridges any of these wallets
And you you have the same thing as Wayfinder so to speak
Pretty much and that's why if you're looking at a if if it's a product, then it's a product that can be replicated very simpler, very simply, and it's not going to have like a uniqueness to it compared to other, I feel like bots in the future, like d defy.app is basically competing with Wayfinder, they have their own DJ mission going on right now, and they have a bot, a Gemini bot. And so what's stopping from Phantom from doing it or MetaMask from having one in the future? So I don't think this is that novel. I do think it was new and interesting in the beginning because no one's done it, but now they're getting closer to TGE and people are trying to compete. We're getting wallet wars.
and they're not going to kind of hold a uniqueness and it's not going to they're all not going to do
that much of a difference so i don't know i just don't see this this this this token being that
like something i'm willing to hold because it's unique right so i'm just like i'm gonna hold it
and probably sell it within like the first day and uh this guy right here bro this guy kind of
showed you the background of how it all works under the hood so the the hood basically this guy um
used a wayfinder to bridge solana to bnb chain to buy real floki um so basically what it does
is under the hood it uses d bridge for bridging and lifo protocol for the swap wayfinder is already
live on bnb aligning with cz and and BNB's push into AI native infrastructure.
Also, TGE WaveFinder native token prop is coming in Q1.
So the highlights of Solana BNB chain via AI, natural language only, no manual steps,
and cross-chain agent live on base, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Polygon, Abstract, and Baruchain support coming soon.
So it is using dBridge basically underneath the whole infrastructure.
Underneath the hood, it is Wayfinder.
And Wayfinder is like a market maker bridge.
It has market makers that have all these tokens, and they just send them to you.
And so that's why it's fast and seamless and why there's not a lot of risk involved.
So that's why I say if this is basically just Wayfinder, I'll just go use Wayfinder.
It's not that it's not that unique at all.
Like so that's why I was saying like I do think the token will be a free airdrop.
I do think it's an opportunity, but I'm not seeing this token being like the next AI token that goes to multi billions of dollars in my opinion.
Do we even have those anymore, bro?
I mean, is there still enough attention on AI?
To push something to Vader level or you know stuff like that anymore I thought that maybe this was it but now that I don't know. I don't think so
I think I mean that banker bought the banker bought is pretty impressive
I'm not gonna lie the one that's on Twitter where you can it automatically creates you a wall
Have you seen that one where it creates your wallet
and you can say like make a you write something on your tweet i can go make a contract or a token
right after right underneath your tweet and send you some tokens and stuff like that so i think
that's new and novel the ability to be able to buy it right then and there too hey banker bob buy
some of this token from the page from the tweet, right? You don't have to pull up your wallet. You don't have to pull up a chart
You can literally just buy directly through like Twitter
So I don't know if that's a good or a bad thing, but it does level up the degeneracy. That's possible
I'm gonna post was cool. I thought Banker Bob was cool. Go G
I posted something up to the top it
was just the coin telegraph uh announcement earlier um just a security issue so for anyone
that has or utilized gemini beforehand uh a dark web threat uh claims to possess over a hundred Over 100k Gemini and Binance user records with full names, emails, phone numbers, location data.
Binance has stated that this is not from an exchange leak, but from malware infected on computers.
So just kind of waiting to see what happens with that.
We've had this happen a couple of times beforehand, right, where they just release all the information or threaten to do so but i mean robberies opsec security all
that's kind of been at in turmoil right now right with people getting uh kidnapped attacked so just
be safe out there stop flexing your money stop posting posting all that shit. Just be cautious with it because your exchanges that you unfortunately slash fortunately have to use for offloading, they have all that KYC information.
And they're not necessarily going to do what they need to do to protect your information because they don't know what you got going on in life.
So just be careful. Don't get fucked. your money off exchanges and uh stop flexing it yeah dude stop
going to conventions stop fucking buying bottle service and with the girls coming out with the
sparklers saying i'm a fucking billionaire like these people are gonna mug you after the after
the fucking club my guy especially if we're gonna go bitcoin vegas dude there's there's people there
was just a story a few months ago of one of the, what is one
of the strippers or one of the bottle service freaking went to go rob one of the people
after the club that she knew she had crypto and trying to extort them.
So yeah, guys, like it's, everybody knows that crypto is a thing and you guys love the
show and flash your wealth and these people are just going to take advantage of you.
Well, I mean, dude, if you, that's just having address and emails and stuff like that.
Like, we tell people the normal, hey, be safe.
Hey, have good security and whatnot.
But, I mean, this becomes personal.
It has your house address on there.
What the fuck are you going to do?
Like, you know, let's be honest.
What are you going to do?
You're not going to pick up and move because someone got your address. Now you just have to worry about that. It just becomes something on your mind. So just be careful. Right. Ultimately, none of these exchanges. It's inevitable. You have to KYC. But just know that they're not necessarily working for you or on your side on this.
Yeah, no shot. No shot. Did you see that Sam Altman announced the company is putting temporary limits on ChatGP saying GPUs are melting after a viral social media tried to say nearly everything is gibbified. So they're basically putting limits on the gibbify thing. And I don't know if you were. $20 ones you get some some bullshit copyright errors because it utilizes like dolly instead of
the actual chat gbt agent and stuff but yeah dude it's kind of different for were you around when
naps are first launched cheap were you two i know i was probably like 11 or 12 when it first launched
i don't know if you were too young for that but i'm sure you're around for like limewire and just
kind of like i can't believe i can peer- peer trade. Oh, dude, I was the asshole.
I was the guy that would download the shit and stop seeding.
You know what I'm saying?
Or when I was downloading it, since you automatically seed when you download, I would set my upload to like nothing, bro.
I was that guy, like nothing.
You're not getting shit from me.
I'm taking everything from you.
And then as soon as it was over, bro, I'd go, uh, end connection.
This is, this is reminding me of that time.
Like, I cannot believe this is happening right now.
This is a whole change of how things are going to work in the past.
And I don't know if you guys remember, probably a year ago,
that there was, you know, when OpenAI was having a big dispute
and Sam Altman was kicked off the board and fired and he came
back and there was people inside
The guy came out as a whistleblower
and leaked an article saying that
Sam Altman and OpenAI is stealing
artists and other creators.
Well, that guy got fired.
And about five days after that interview, he undeaded himself.
So basically, they did a drug toxicology report on this dude.
After 40 minutes, he had two bullets in his head, and he had roofies in his system.
So this is way bigger than I think that we even realized.
I think there's a lot of people, a lot of powerful people that want to.
Bro, 23andMe, you can connect this to the 23andMe announcement yesterday.
They want to bankrupt creators, dude.
They don't want anybody that's small, that has any talent to get up in this space.
And so I do think this AI revolution is great for us, but I think this is a way to control skills in the future. And I think
this is a bigger agenda that is bigger than Sam Altman. I don't think Sam Altman's even behind
OpenAI. I just think he's a figure man, just like Bill Gates is a figure man for Microsoft.
I think the people involved want this to happen and are going to do all their powers to make sure that everything in the world is copyright can be used with chat
bots and no one has any rights to any of the stuff in the future, dude. Well, that was what,
who was yesterday's schooling us a little bit about having to do it on a local, right? I mean,
that's the ultimate, the difference. And that's where people are creating actual businesses,
right? Because you approach a company and you're like, hey, anything you put on here is going through these chat, open AI, chat GBTs, Gronk servers.
Right. Do you want that information to get pushed through them?
You don't have a say once it's kind of out there anymore. Right. You don't know where it's going. And like we asked Emlo, if you ask chat ask chat gbt or any of these bots hey pull me the resource material that you compelled or compose this with
it's not going to be able to give you the resource or the source right to them it's it's into the
blender and it's into the black hole it's mine now right so that's the thing about it too dude it's
i mean we're slowly progressing into that if you put it out there right it's it's
for them and it's for data and it's for future use and we don't know right they just want the data
and so having your own if you're gonna around then create your own local model right that's
customized to what you want to around with because at least you know your data is not being connected
to the internet and not being shared because i mean it's over and done with there's certain copyright laws and stuff in place but that's still ultimately once you've submitted
it and they've scanned it into their database yeah it's going to come up with a copyright for
you on the front end as a user but their database has that image now it's over like that's why
people were saying hey quit putting your fucking actual picture on these things like you guys
putting your kids and doing all these things like you guys putting
your kids and doing all that shit y'all are crazy bro y'all are wild because even if it says no i
can't generate you a picture you just submitted a face your kid your family to any of these companies
to just float around in the data sphere forever and they don't have it already bro come on no
they don't but it's one of these things where you're adding it to more and more pools of
Information it's one thing that I know that I've given it to Apple or anything like that
And it's to a certain extent you do but this is now allowing that photo to be
Remixed and regenerated and inspired by and from and to and you know, you can see potentially like a
Cartoon character of your of your kid and be like damn this cartoon character
looks really really close to my kid and it's like oh well maybe a percentage of your kid's photo was
used as a reference photo and stuff like that can't stop it but now it's done at a rate to where you
don't know where it goes anymore right it's not just to apple it's in a literal black hole that
will be sold as a black hole of information and who knows what's inside
that's it yeah i mean just that they all do i mean all facial recognition apple does it to
scan your face and obviously that's on a cloud that has back doors in it that governments can
access snapchat all the snap filters instagram so all these companies have our faces and we upload
it every day our children's photos into it so it's yeah i understand what you're saying but this is
nothing new they probably have our fingerprints.
We used to give our fingerprints to open our phones.
They still have all that information.
I didn't know if you saw this Greg Iceberg piece basically saying like,
Ghibli Studio didn't receive any royalties.
And he feels like NFTs came too soon.
And he feels like this is the perfect, we talked about this before,
but this is what NFTs and Web3 was supposed to
And I'll kind of read this.
It was an interesting kind of article.
I can't believe I'm tweeting this,
but it did Web3 NFTs come too early.
We're witnessing the largest creative heist in history.
Yesterday, millions of people typed Studio Ghibli style
in the chat GPT and instantly created a beautiful image
that would have taken artists weeks to draw.
The value generated was enormous, but Studio Ghibli didn't see a penny.
This is happening across the entire collective landscape.
AI companies are training on billions of creative works without compensation,
then selling an ability to mimic those creators back to the world.
The irony is that Web3's core thesis that creators should have automated programmable property rights is exactly what the market needs right now.
And most people laugh at it.
Okay, for one quick second, put all your perceived notions about NFTs and Web3s aside and hear me out.
Imagine a system where every Studio Ghibli style prompt sends a tiny payment directly to the studio.
Artists set their own terms, free for personal use, paid for the commercial.
Everything happens instantly with zero transaction costs. The entire system is transparent and
traceable and somehow doesn't sound so crazy, right? This is literally what Web3 has been
trying to build for years. Problem was timing. Web3 arrived before we had a clear need for it,
and it was a solution search for a problem. But AI has created exactly the problem that Web3 has
designed to solve. Web3's vision is owning your digital creation making perfect sense of ai can clone
any artist's lifetime work in seconds we need a practical way to ensure creativity remains
valuable in an age of instant perfection replication gets you thinking some sometimes
the right idea arrives in the wrong order what do do you think? So we've been talking about this forever, dude, about how these NFTs in the future,
and I've even been saying like,
it's going to be so hard to recognize what's real and fake
that I even think that all like announcements
from governments are going to be posted on a blockchain
and all politicians are going to have blockchains
because AI generation is going to be so great
that you'll have someone create a, you know,
Elizabeth Warren's speech that she didn't say.
And if it's not on her blockchain, then you can't verify it is true.
So I do think blockchain technology and entities are going to be the solution to all this shit in the future, dude.
And it just came too early, I feel like.
I mean, to a certain extent, I agree with you.
But the key word in all of that was you can financialize own creations. I mean, this isn't a creation.
An art style isn't a creation, right? I mean, it comes from and it's inspired by, but it's the same
thing of, well, that style in itself was also created through you acquiring and seeing a
plethora of different styles throughout your lifetime and then composing all those together and making it unique right i mean i don't know i just i've
been reading a lot about this debate on the back and forth element of it and as a creator once you
put a creation in and out i mean that's it you have no no say in that sense of exactly how or what the creation is, because you can put and say whatever it is.
Once it lands in the hands or someone else, I mean, it's no longer yours. Right. Intent can be there.
But if I want to use your plate to hold my whatever money, my weed, then who are you to tell me that the plate was designed to hold fruit?
Well, that's why I think that this is all going to, this is, I think that's the use case of
this whole IP copyright. But that's, and okay, so now this is where I'm saying.
That's the case. And I think you're making sense. And that's why it's going to take over and artists
aren't going to have any copyrights in the future, bro. Well, yeah, yeah, that's, that's my point.
You're not going to have copyrights. I think think it's gonna go that direction because what are you gonna do? Copyright the plate and say well
I I was inspired to create this plate and so the plate is mine and then I just say well
I'm using it differently. So it's my plate now, you know, like it just goes into this very very personal of
Interpretation aspect and then how are you going to argue with someone how they interpret
xyz the thing is it's like like i was saying commercialization and ip rights are just like
artificial human creations where it's just you're not going to be able to stop this type of thing
the only thing you could really hope to stop is like commercialization where it's like okay
now someone can sue you if you made money off it but in terms of like i don't know like being
able to put your data on something that then it's going to do something on chain like it's going to
be it's going to be another chinese company that's just going to take your image anyway and use it so
it's just like that you can't stop the only thing you could stop is commercialization of it and
trying to monetize that maybe well how can you like think of graffiti i think the easiest way
to do this and there's even a term in graffiti for this, right? It's called biting, right? You can sit here and say, yo, this guy bites my style.
Look at this. Our, our, our, you know, our lines are very similar. He uses color the same exact
way, but I've, I've been inspired for years of just seeing street art or seeing graffiti or
anything like that. Like there is no ownership of a style of art. It is just inspired.
That's the craziest part about it.
I mean, it can be inspired and maybe I own this piece and you can say I stole this from
But how can you talk about, I mean, just in general, right?
That's the hardest part is when you try to pinpoint that because there is no copyright
Your style is not your style because it was influenced by millions of other styles. And copyright isn't
worldwide. There's different copyright laws in different countries. I guarantee China
doesn't give a fuck about American copyright laws. So I think the only way this can actually
happen is if there's geolocking of the apps. Similar to drones
where they geolock it if you can fly in over certain things. I think the only way you can
implement laws to copy lock it if you can fly in over certain things. I think the only way you can implement laws to
Copywriting is if you geo lock these prompting based off the jurisdiction
You're in or the state or the country you're in based off their copyright laws and just people use VPNs to get around it
And then the court and then the government's gonna ban VPN. I mean, didn't we see that?
Uh, and then we'll go to the hands
But didn't we see I think the craziest example of the copyright laws and stuff to me was the Power Rangers thing, right?
That, I mean, for anyone that didn't know, all of the 90s Power Rangers, those were all clips from the Asian Power Rangers, right?
That's why the only time you see voices was when the helmets are off.
All the rest of that image is not from any American actor that did any of the moves. They just took actual
Power Rangers in Japanese and Chinese and got some American actors over here, and then they just
filled in the gaps when their heads were off and the things. So it's like the copyright laws are
very different, even if it is a major in the same IP, right? So go ahead, Sam, and then we'll go over to scott jim jim jim i mean yes but still it takes you own your imagination so like you were saying if it's
just everybody use the same tool or whatever it's gonna come out different because everybody got a
different imagination you know i'm saying and and you own that you know what i'm saying like you said coming up in the like you say about biting and coming up in the um hip-hop world your lyrics
back in the day when i was able to see it was considered whack to bite you know what i'm saying
but nowadays it's a normal thing but um you're you're limitless you know to your imagination so
and then on that too sam if someone said you're biting you it's just gonna be a back and forth of no
I'm not well. Yeah, you are well. No, I'm not well look at this phone
You know you there is no ever a debate unless you copy the exact same words or the exact same whatever it always ends with
Well, I think you are and I don't think I am and that's it, you know
So there is no solution and there's never been it's inspired by and that's why even with art and copyright shit
I think it's like 50% or some shit if the picture is too close, then you can get sued but if they change it up like
61% or 51% like 1% extra you're clear to use it as inspiration rather than a
Derivative work, so it gets really kind of dicey with that shit.
I do think blockchain's the result of this.
And I think that artists and people that have IP need to come to blockchain to seek solutions to this.
Because if they sit on their hands,
this is just going to be taken over.
like I was mentioning this yesterday,
what is the fallout of all this?
And maybe the fallout is actually artists, more and more artists coming and searching for blockchain solutions and artists coming to web
three because this is the only way that they can get paid in the future is is like service there
or have their ip be tied to a blockchain where they get royalties based off of it so maybe that
fallout is actually more artists and more creators come to web three because this is the solution
for them to actually make a living in the future um what's up scott what's up brother yo what up
what up no uh cheap man great combo guys uh oh before i forget man when i was in washington dc
this whole week bro they was talking about taproot risers bro just want to let you my the bitcoin
familiar know i i was like damn bro this is crazy i can't really say
what was going on but i could share that you know what i mean so yeah just some alpha for the i know
a lot of bitcoin people come in here but you're in washington dc and they were talking about
tapper wizards bro i've been close bro bro crazy bro like went to dinner with michael saylor um
representative voren yeah i just posted bro uh it's been crazy
this whole week man just lobbying these uh rwa bills um looks like i might be moving to arlington
too but another convo um i just wanted to that's in dallas isn't it well which day espresso
isn't that in dallas uh no uh arlington virgin, yeah, it's like right across the river from, um, like everything in D.C.
But, uh, I couldn't agree more, Chief, when you talk about, brought up the graffiti thing.
As a music producer, bro, I always will admit this.
Some of my biggest hit, I bit the drums.
I just changed either the BPM, um, the key.
But, like, bro, like my song like my real big song with Filthy Rich,
I bit the drums off Lex Luger's Rick Ross song.
Fucking 808 for 808 and kick after kick.
Maybe the hi-hats are a little bit different.
And then you got another thing in the music game
So if somebody says something that sounds like a melody or or a
lyric from before so like if someone said every day i'm hustling you know in a different way like
rick ross said they rick ross owns a piece of that song right and then another thing is this
is a very unpopular take but i wouldn't be scotful if i didn't have these ip's in trouble
and this is coming from you know a creator first guy you
know what I mean like came to fucking web3 you know to do different shit in music but
anyone that knows AI you can't really like redo what's already been put in with like what she
said and this is why a lot of people go dude you never post your kids no more hell no because just
what she said like Facebook everything i don't post my kids
anywhere because you can't pull out what's already fed to the llm there's no like oh shit there's
fucking pedophile shit in there we got to take it no it's in there now it's fucking in there
and that's the shitty thing about ai blockchain you can't really this is why i don't believe in
fully decentralization too because there's too many weirdos in this world. But the thing is, if America goes, okay, we're not going to do the IP shit.
It doesn't matter because China, everybody else don't give a fuck.
So I have to agree with Sam Altman where he said, if we, if he, if we don't allow it,
And I, bro, I know my music company's going to kill me for this, but bro, I agree.
And we, I would have never said this a year ago,
but now it's bigger than IP.
It's about the fucking race to the top.
And, yeah, man, I know it's not a popular opinion,
but I just wanted to voice where I was thinking coming from.
Do you think the Grimes solution is the answer then, Scott,
to where, I mean, I think what, like,
she was the first one, I think,
that even front-running all of this, right?
She just came out and said,
look, there's no way that I'm going to stop you all from doing this.
You can use my word, use my voice.
Just give me royalties for it.
Is that the route for, I guess, innocence artists or just rappers, music creators, or voice artists, right?
Someone that's not have to be physically there.
Yeah, I think, see, the thing with that is,
is that scalable in the long run, you know, when everything's like running LLMs and agentic systems
with brain agents and fucking, you know, 800 task agents under the brain agents, like we don't even
know like what's in store yet. So I mean, all of the, and same thing with Expresso, I hella believe
that election is the last election where we don't see some kind of like
new metadata or something where like expresso said where it says this is on this is a real
message from donald trump because it's on trump's private chain like yeah that's the last election
where we see like everything's with no interference but grime's idea sounds good but i just don't i
don't know how that would work in
10 years from now 15 years from now once it gets so diluted uh you know and mixed up even more
like yeah i i'm not really sure you're a derivative you're a derivative of your parents and your
parents are derivative of them and they're dead so there is no copyright like you're so people are
saying oh i want my like salma hayek or or drake i want IP out, but you're a derivative of your family, bro.
Like you don't even own the way you look. You're a remix of someone else.
So I could see this going down a dark, dark black hole of arguments,
but like you just said, like, I just mixed the beat.
So let's just go to ourselves. Do we even own our own looks?
We're just a remix of that.
If you just say you're just going to take a beat and speed it up.
they just sped up your DNA and you look a bit different from your family and they're your family's dead so you don't
actually own the way you look either so it's like that's where i'm saying this is going this is going
like you're not going to own and the people are going to make money are the people that are active
and actually trying to find solutions to get paid for their ip until it's there is no more ip where
everything is you don't even own anything you don't own your
hairstyle who says that you own that the way your face looks is really Botox it's really a filter
like well the hyper connectivity that we have now is also I mean it's a curse and a blessing
back in the day there was no way to know that if some little dude and let's just say a small town
in Brazil Argentina Taiwan is out here cranking your
IP out and just, that's his business, right? Back in the 90s, early 2000s, you could live your whole
life just stealing IP and selling shirts in your village and minding yours, right? Now, everyone is
connected with everything, some way, shape, or form. Social media runs the world, right? There's internet within two feet of
you, some way, shape, or form. And so that has also sped around this, one, the ability for
identification and for people to be found, but also for anything to get shared and spread and
catch in a lot less organic or slash more organic way, right? so i think that that's also one of the things that
is moving this a lot faster is that before you could steal ip mind yours don't don't piss anyone
off and and be good your whole life and then now there's not because it takes one person on social
media posting your store it takes one reference to xyz and it's a wrap and that just comes with
the world being more and more connected
with each other go ahead on what's up brother yeah gmgm i know nothing about music or the industry
i have no artistic bone in my body but what i know is that like doesn't diddy pay sting like
two grand a day or a thousand dollars a day for uh every breath i take so they they do get screwed up
because there is no actual i believe there is no actual limit on how much you could sample so there
is always going to be that i'll take you to court if it sounds right enough
isn't that by sting yes thing i just said sting yeah did he pay sting two to five thousand dollars
a day i don't know exactly how much, but I know that's around that.
That's crazy. That's crazy. I don't know. Scott, do you have a thought on that? I don't know much about the music industry.
Oh, and what did I just say? Sorry, I was looking up this other story I was going to share, too. What was the question, Ant?
It wasn't a question. It was more about, I know that there's no limit on how much you could sample in the music industry.
I know it's not like a seven second rule or something like that.
But every breath you take or breath I take, I forgot the song's name, but with Diddy, I know he pays what, like a thousand or two thousand dollars a day to Sting.
So there's always going to be a reason to bring someone to court, I think.
Going to be a reason to bring someone to court
It's really up to the person you're biting
From too so like on a re-sing
Just for saying in an ad lib
Rick Ross is publisher and it's really never up To the artist because a lot of artists don't own their publishing
So it's up it's really like you know Warner
Rondor of Universal who owns their publishing Warner Chapel these people you know they're just suits behind the desk
They get the flag oh no we taking you know 35% of that you just re sung a platinum hit. And that's why also you see a lot of samples don't get cleared. Like Kanye members, he wanted Lauryn Hill for gold digger. And yeah, he had they had like re sing the sample. So yeah, sometimes you get denied sometimes.
um um it gets passed but then it's up to the publisher how much percent they take
but the other thing i just wanted to bring up too was foo fighters man like go look up the
foo fighters uh interview with dave growl and pharrell and every nirvana drum fill was a bite
off 70s disco drumming like every single drum fill and he does it and pharrell is like mind
blown in the interview with dave grow because he's like, oh my god
That's you know, that's the Gap Band dun dun dun dun dun dun dun
That's Gap Band fills any Nirvana song go listen to the drum fills
Lithium all that dun dun dun dun dun dun dun that's a gap that's the Gap Band so
Like every like Express I couldn't agree more everybody copies everybody everybody is a copy of something else like you know all the new rappers now they're gonna copy
Fucking little Wayne's bars switch the bars up be a little bit creative yourself and I don't know who said I think it was you Sam
Everyone's gonna like view it a little bit differently. That's the beautiful thing about creation
I think people are sleeping on that like Like I get the story, dude's all pissed
off, bro. But what if somebody makes some crazy shit, you know, you know, using that
because now they heard of that. So there's always like a double, I guess, double that
sword to all of this. But it's gonna be real interesting to see what happens, man, the
next like couple of years here. Yeah, I've been saying like the breakthrough app is you
opening an app and you basically prompt what music and TV show you want to look like based off skin color, based off, you know, theme.
Like if you want Simpsons character and the family guy, you'll be able to do that.
And we're getting to that point.
Now we're basically prompting characters.
We're going to be able to prompt human beings and what we look like in like a year, maybe even six or nine.
I think that's the next unlock where we're all sitting here giggling at each other.
Or I could put my face on Scott's face with the prompt and you can't tell the difference between us two like that's next we're just doing cartoons right
now the next is just like irl this is going to be unidentifiable in chat gpd so it's pretty
fucking crazy dude and like you said if you guys didn't follow through with that like dave growl
is the lead singer of foo fighters he was the drummer of nirvana and so that's where he that i
just know some people don't know that sc where he some people don't know that Scott
some people don't even know what Nirvana is and Dave Grohl
Dave Grohl is part of the Food Buyer's
lead singer but he was also the drum
on Nirvana and that's what he was talking about with those drum
drum cymbals so let's go over to the Bad Brothers
then I want to talk about this new project
that's launching on MegaEth it's a deep-bit project
yeah I guess we can talk about that
I was just going to close that to say um
you know i just think it's silly the idea anyone owns like ideas secrets of words or sounds um i
think this is basically just an inevitability um you know our laws that you know subscribe oh this
person knows this for this or that um you know that's all just artificial right um once you kind of have
these new tools of creation uh that they can try to stop it i mean even to the point of you know
piracy we have now through the internet i mean they've they've barely been able to stop i mean
they haven't been able to stop that gaming did a little bit better in terms of more drm tools and
you know they play chicken and mouse but um you know anything that's like digital like this i mean you could never really own because at the end of the day it's a sequence ones and zeros so
um yeah i know that's probably going a little existential on it but uh that's just kind of
like the reality when we upload all these things into these systems there's an article i forgot
what artist did it yesterday it was actually specifically talking about all this and we can
hate that i don't have it something to do with like chickens versus the jets uh like jets like
actual jet planes or something right and it just quick tldr reference um it comes back from the
idea of manifest destiny the idea of actual ownership right So long story short, farmer owns big farm, lots of chickens,
happens to be right outside an airfield ran by the United States. Every time planes go over,
chemtrails, just shit falls out of the planes, ends up killing all the chickens.
Guy sues the American government and says, hey, you're in my airspace.
I own the land. Therefore, everything above the land is technically mine as well. And therefore,
you know, you're killing off my chickens. And that's the issue. Right. Actually, and then
settlement in that he wins. But the settlement is a settlement. Right. He wins. But they actually
set a precedent that day on
that what you own pertains to you
and not anything above it, right?
Or any extension of it more than any other way, right?
So let's just say if you own land,
then you don't own the air above it
or the gas in the sky above that.
It's not in all the different forms of matter, right?
Is you own this, then you own that.
It's actual ownership. So I just thought that that was an interesting concept that since the
beginning of time, really, right? The idea of, well, I own this land, so is the air above it.
Can you build something up or not? And that's already occurring. I mean, in certain cities,
people were selling airspace, right? Because of ads and buildings and what goes above it and i mean even
i think scott was talking about that last time right you can sell and there's airspace for
just for you to be able to deepen put the deep end projects on there and kind of claim that so
it was just interesting that it's going down that route and ownership stems down to some of these
kind of laws that actually have been through supreme court
But yeah, dude, it was it's a story about chickens and jets, right?
I'll see if I can find the actual original post, but it literally comes down to that
But you do stuff above me or around me that influences my ownership
And am I susceptible for whatever that means?
Like is it my fault that the chickens die?
Right because you're allowed to
do all of that even though that i was here first or not and stuff so it just gets a little nuanced
but it does give a clarity on kind of the idea of what ownership is i mean you know your chickens
die they cause damages right so you just got to show cause and effect versus um owning the actual
property above and banning someone from it and saying you have ownership of that.
So that all makes sense to me.
The case itself is the case
of United States versus Cosby.
And it ends up in a settlement
Literally, it's the most randomest bro chickens and like fighter jets and
but that's how we determined uh ownership same way like the howey
test is about apples and like this is where america's basing
its rules but yeah yeah like i'm saying like the government loves to
give the illusion of ownership but you know you don't own your house the bank
owns your house you don't own and uh that's what's going to happen with copyright and ip in the future they're
gonna say you don't own shit just like you don't know the airspace above your house not like you
own your property just like you don't own your car just you see a theme here you don't own shit
and you're and you'll never own shit and you're gonna rent for the rest of your life so that's
the theme and that's where i feel like laws and legislation is going to go with everything in the
future it's just rent you're gonna be a renter's economy and you won't have any rights. And so that just stems to this story too.
I'm a home borrower, Expresso. I'm not a homeowner.
Yeah. Home borrower. I'm starting to realize this too.
Well, yeah, that's what, I mean, dude, my parents are fucking like 75. They got their house paid
off and still, I mean, you got two 70 plus people get hit hit with 10 20 g's of property taxes a year like
where the fuck where does that come from i thought we paid the property off we own the house
and hell no you don't you don't shit stop paying that see what happens to the house you own
hey chief that's why you go ahead and um well correct your status and just put your shit in a trust.
No, you still, dude, even if it's in a trust, if you don't pay property taxes,
bro, I guarantee you someone's going to
Did we go to whole war, Bad Brothers,
about taxes? Now we're just paying crazy
taxes. It's kind of crazy, but I'm not getting into politics.
Saw this from Bread and MegaEath right around the corner.
They have Hop is the first deep end project out of MegaEath
Beyond use of this of the product, I love the grand position.
Hop is a tool of empowerment.
With global travels increasing, people finally know what's being taken from them. position vpn's proceeding as a hiding tool hop is a tool of empowerment with it with global
travels increasing people finally know what's being taken from them hop says fuck that you
deserve the entire internet and no one can stop you from accessing it so there's a little thread
here going into hop and information wants to be free the internet promises no borders now we are
told where we can't go that changes with with Hop, an unstoppable VPN, leveraging the bandwidth of
billions of internet users to be part of an expanding network, enabling anyone to be anywhere.
And it goes into like the internet users have many restrictions, current solutions. And then at Hop,
we are leveraging the bandwidth of every expanding network of nodes, enabling anyone to be anywhere.
Anyone with a stable internet connection can be a server slash IP to empower community.
You don't need to trust us.
So current VPNs, very paranoid networks,
capitalize on fear to sell you services.
I've read the perception of a VPN.
We are accessing easy to use resilient network.
Hop is a protocol of an open internet.
So by partnering with MegaEth and Eigenlayer,
we optimize for user-centric experience,
can we have new-send connections,
instantaneously bootstrap reliable and high-quality servers and nodes,
conduct frequent checks to reward the best nodes.
We have much more than VPN.
Hop is the world's first portal, enabling anyone anywhere.
You can join their telegram and join their waitlist at hopnetwork.xyfm.
Looks like to be something similar to Grass, but with VPN.
So I guess you probably put these in your browser and earn credits.
And by doing that and giving your bandwidth to this,
then you're probably enabling their VPN,
which is basically just like you can go anywhere on the internet
without being geo-blocked, is from my understanding.
So kind of like a new project. I have has there been a dpn vpn yet i don't
think there has been one no because i mean technically the way that it's the law well no
it's not against the law that's how dpns are made i mean that's how vpns are made it's it is a
decentralized like infrastructure network it's a bunch of server houses throughout
the world that people can tap into or utilize. So it kind of is DPN-ish, I mean, DPN-ish, right?
But it's not because they're still individually owned by one company and stuff like this. This
is more of like LimeWire, right? To where now we can access people utilizing whoever wants to seed,
whoever wants to participate in the network and opt in versus having to be a server house or something like that.
So it's basically been deep in.
They just haven't rewarded the people that have been hosting the servers yet.
And they're basically saying, hey, we'll just, you know.
Now me and you can get involved.
Me and you can be used as a pinpoint for them.
That's a perfect product market fit
you're not trying to do anything different you're just crediting the people for using their bandwidth
now which never happened before so i think it's a good idea again bro this is what i told the whole
government we ain't changing nothing we just adding an incentivization layer like i tried to
tell you kanye and you fucking didn't listen but yeah just add an incentive like we don't need to
reinvent the fucking wheel here bro like and you can just amend a but yeah just add an incentive like we don't need to reinvent the
fucking wheel here bro like and you can just amend a lot of the bills that are already out but
everybody just wants to redo everything man and i think like a lot of these resource networks from
damn i'm an 80s baby seti uh like you guys said earlier kazaa we can all uh these are all resource
p2p networks like chief was saying bro like literally there were all these were dpins just
they didn't have a name and they were just resource based and now you could just take
anything that was resource based from before and add a fucking incentivization layer whether it's
usdc or your own token and fucking you know start plugging people up you know they uh they actually
launched uh this same vp, like a centralized VPN.
This was one of the first protocols on Solana.
It was called Boring Protocol.
But yeah, they had a token in Shaya pumped and everything.
That was during the whole Alameda FTX time.
So I think Alameda really put the pump on that.
I don't think the team was really strong.
oh, this is a really cool project.
who were still around then,
were like, yeah, this is sick.
So this is a project that's redeploying
Is that basically what you're saying?
It's just, they're taking the same idea.
It's the exact same thing, just different team.
But you guys can look it up.
It's called Boring Protocol.
Okay, I just wanted to make sure that this wasn't the same team
because you said they weren't strong.
And I was like, if they aren't strong and they've grifted before,
I don't know if I'm that bullish on it.
But if it's a different team that's taking their idea on another chain,
I think that's different.
Yeah, I mean, it's a hard problem.
You got to, I mean, I think the thing about deep ends in general is like
it's a long-term game right so it's very capital intensive so if they're not well well funded then
i'd be pretty bearish just like off the rip and you're also dependent on everybody needs a vpn
in web3 with like geo blocking and airdrop so i think everybody has a vpn that they use that they just pay a subscription plan so this could be the first
kind of crypto is it everybody in crypto needs a vpn why not get paid for you but everyone already
has a vpn and i and i've already paid my yearly subscription on that so why am i going to go
ahead and switch it also i have norton vpn and i have like the full-on like norton security across
all my you know so my shit, you know.
So it's like, you know, like this shit is like it's bundle.
Like there's a there's better product offering.
So it's just it's just it's a hard thing to do in general.
But everything is fucking hard.
If y'all are actually in true, if in VPNs and y'all give a fuck about any of this, Mulvart is the one you need.
It's actually cypherpunk. You buy credits, you credit your account, you don't connect credit
cards. You can't even download the shit. It's all cypherpunk based. Go check out Mulvart. No KYC,
no nothing. But the one issue that there is with VPNs and when you're looking into this kind of
stuff and deep in, it's you're dependent on your weakest link
And you can't really set up a network of servers if the barrier of entry is low so everyone can become a server
Well, not everybody's going to be able to output and throughput like a server, right?
And so that becomes a bigger issue, especially when it's a network effect of stability and information
I mean, honestly, I don't know if
I'd use any of you fuckers computer to pass through my wallets. I mean, I wouldn't tap into
that VPN network. Like, let's be real because 99% of everyone's a good actor. But, and then you got
that 1%, that 0.05% of dudes that are going to be like, yo, what's up? It's this easy. I just got
to say that I'm going to be part of your network and y'all are going to send me some data. Oh, and y'all are crypto people.
Oh, that's a bet. Let me set up two or three computers. And now I'm, I'm the validator of
this VPN. And so it's just think about your data, right? Think about what you're transmitting.
I mean, this goes back to old peer to peer security. And a lot of people aren't used to
what peer to peer connections mean and how that could either potentially fuck you so just be cautious um did want to throw this up
puff paw went live today uh and i actually wanted uh scott they they they stopped bro they said this
was the last web 3 offering they got bought out by a web 2 company already before even going live so
i thought that was do we not call bro bro we just don't be saying shit to be
saying shit on tda bro like bro put like and i'll say this again because hey just so everybody knows
i'm leaving peak on the 28th giving the daily alpha the alpha first uh what's to come next uh
we'll we'll uh we'll let you know soon um but yeah man fucking man i and same thing what gito said
i'm really bearish on a lot of
these founders in dpin bro and this is the dpin guy telling to you know be careful because a lot
of these data sets these dpins claim that are are valuable they ain't worth shit if the data ain't
worth nothing in web 2 ain't gonna be nothing in web 3 and then the other thing is these teams man
and i mean i'm ready to call out some of some of y'all big unicorn D-Pins.
Y'all like you can't scale some of this shit.
That's quote unquote unicorns.
And as long as you keep putting leadership on these chains for RWA and D-Pin who are not from Web3 on the executive level, dude, we know where this yellow brick road ends, Web3.
the executive level dude we know where this yellow brick road ends web three so you know whether
whatever i'm not going to call the chains out but as long as we keep having weak leadership
with weak teams that burn through their their cash you're gonna have the same fucking conundrum
over and over again 2017 what happened chief remember everyone turned their fucking d-pin
devices off and just move to the next shiny you know shiny thing that's out there um so yeah man i i really
hope um you know the the 10 percent of deepens the geo nets the wing bits um you know they really
just kind of like separate from all this other kind of goofy stuff that is going on right now
yo what's the alpha on plume bro on what on plume network oh man i i love plume i love i love uh i love how they're doing
all different kinds of rwas you know not just like you know either collectibles or just doing
finance i think uh you know the a to z on real world applications is really cool but like jito
like you said a lot of this shit is long plays so it's
really hard to kind of market to you know the long buyers you know like you know some of us do a lot
of long plays but then still kind of be degenerate you know and kind of cater to the people who are
going to be in and out or you know not holders for more than a month so it gets really tricky
i've noticed in the next this last year and especially dsai right dsai feel the worst for almost every token is 90 down and then what
happens express was brought this up before it's the token community takes away from the infrastructure
idea product that actually is really good so all the token people are 90 down in dsai projects
it's over shadowing the cancer research the ip all the cool stuff are 90% down in D-side projects. It's overshadowing the cancer research, the IP, all the cool stuff that could be done in science.
Again, it's because of these leaderships.
And until we start changing some of these chain leaderships who come from Web 2,
who have no idea what they're doing in Web 3, we're going to keep getting in these,
oh yeah, drop the token, chief.
Yeah, drop the token right now.
take their 25%, you know, up front. They don't care about the rest of the 75%.
Company doesn't get one to two and we start all over and what's the next shiny thing?
Well, that's the thing too, because if data is the currency here, I mean,
paying me one off is never going to be worth it if I have an actual farm for data. And that's when
I think you can actually see
the teams that have the good flywheel, right, or the loop down. Because I mean, if you have a loop,
why would you take a payout today if I literally have a loop that's going to pay me indefinitely?
I know the data is good. I know it's in demand or wanted. You know, it makes no sense to drop
token now if I can set up to where it can actually be sustainable and we can quote unquote milk you for the rest of your life.
So that's another thing, too. I mean, think as an operator. Right. I mean, who in whose best interest is this? Right.
Am I going to sting you once and it's bad taste in your mouth and all the homies hate me and now word of mouth, everything's skewed.
And that's what a lot of people are doing. Right. Hey, fuck i need my money back uh or i need something do something rather than hey this is
actually has product market fit the data is worth something no one else has it or ours is better
because of xyz and then therefore we can take our time we can we don't need a token we'll roll one
out there's a different reward mechanism so i don't know i think it's a combination of it all hey chief i mean look what wing bits is doing they haven't dropped their
token right and building the sickest infrastructure and deep in geonet uh and and and wing bits and
geonet i really hope people look what mike is doing whether it's the burn mechanism you know
for the tokens uh whether it's the data offloading to like john like the
craziest companies and mike's just this quiet dude in the cut doing his thing so like geode
there's literally the blueprint out there uh you know if you're not really you know trying to drop
the token asap like chief said look what wing bits is doing and if you know if a token is your
thing look at what geode net's doing they're accruing value from their actual product to the
token that's what we're supposed to be doing but for some and the ones that did the token are going
back because i mean helium now has transformed from mobile pulled away from mobile went back to
hnt and then a lot of the helium plans now you're incentivized to, or you earn cloud points, which is now a closed loop, uh, gift
card system rather than like a floating token or something that someone can grab and then
You're still now having to grab those points.
Now it's points, something that normies understand, but grab those points and buy a gift card
versus before it was made for me and you like, yo, I got 10 tokens.
I can go sell it on the decks and cash out some Solana now
You can't cash the lawn out now you get some points and you got to go buy an Apple
An Applebee's gift card or something like that right or or Apple music or whatever it may be
So it's changing a lot of the freedoms that you get with the deep ends as well as they start to learn and scale out
I'm usually kind of thoughts on the whole
d side with uh say trying to acquire 23andme that's right that makes zero sense that's great
that's what i was thinking because wasn't 23andme like hacked by the black market and all our
genetics yeah wait everybody everybody that submitted uh had shit exposed in their latest, like, scandal. But also, it's a public
ledger. It's a public ledger.
Like, we don't want our data out there.
It already is, but like...
We want our data out there, and then we're going to put our data on a blockchain
that everybody can see? I was like, it doesn't make a...
What was the explanation, Gito?
Like, I know they... I didn't read it yet.
I'm not reading that shit, bro.
I'm going to go read it real quick.
I'll read it real quick. That's what the Daily Alpha does. Since you guys don't read, I just read for you. I'm like reading that shit, bro. I'm going to go read it real quick. I'll read it real quick.
That's what the Daily Alpha does.
Since you guys don't read, I just read for you.
I'm like your narrator, like reading Rainbow.
So 23andMe, the genetic testing company that went public in 2021,
announced that in March 23, it was filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
D-Sides or Decentral Science is the use of Web3 infrastructure
and the scientific process.
So SAI Network Foundation is the process of placing its oldest D-Sci bet yet.
The SAI Foundation officially exploring the acquisition of 23andMe to defend genetic privacy of 15 million Americans to ensure their data is protected for generations to come.
to come. We believe that our data sovereignty is a matter of national security. When American
We believe that our data sovereignty is a matter of national security.
biotech pioneer faces bankruptcy, personal geometric data and millions have become vulnerable
to parties that may not share the same values of transparency and open access. So,
Deploy 23 and Me on Say is the most prominent blockchain built Web3 scale application,
return data ownership to users through encrypted confidential transfers I like that encryption would be great allowing users to choose how their data is monetized and share in the revenue
This isn't just about saving a company
It's about building the future where the most personal data remains in your control
So you know where that data is in my control and my funk ass body, bro in my body
You can't access none of that shit it's encrypted beyond control you can't get
my data out of me regardless you know like that's crazy well the first the first fuck up is giving
your data to google in the first place your dna to google so how do you prevent the people that
fucked up from this happening from this being sold if they go to the bankruptcy i think it's a novel
idea i don't know if they succeed I think it's
you know pie in the sky but
everyone who ever sent their data into there is retarded I don't know
why anybody would have ever done that I told everyone
not to do that 10 years ago but they didn't listen
I was just going to ask you guys if anyone knew.
Is there a bid amount or they didn't put that up yet?
They're just saying they're in the process of acquiring it.
Just like Bear Chain said they're in the process of acquiring Build-A-Bear yesterday.
I was like, dude, fucking Yog and them are cooking, bro.
I'm so bullish on Bear Chain.
I think Build-A-er Bear still does well.
There's a bunch of kids signed up for that shit.
That's one of the biggest D-pins from one of the biggest chains, bro.
Bear Chain got some secret sauce.
Oh, they just got PayPal for being one of the bribers
slash incentive validators for
their chain that and y'all don't understand paypal's only involved with solana and now bear
chain that's it there's only two they only have their pay why like their paypal stable but anyway
that's just cooking we can kind of transition a little bit over there and bear i mean yields are going crazy yesterday uh pools of 17 000 apy bgt premiums at an all-time high
um so pinned up top the puff paw thing i know a lot of tda people got some of those puff paws
go stake your puff paw snapshot hasn't happened yet you must be staked at the time if you are
listening and you want to go buy one of these, you have to check online
if the actual device is redeemed. Buying the shit on Magic Eden, because it is open for trading,
does not give you the actual physical device unless they have not claimed it. For example,
I have my PuffPaw. If I go list it on Magic Eden and you
buy it, you're fucked. You don't get a device. You have the token. You can stake the token and
every time I smoke, you'll get paid. But you do not have control over ultimately what's supposedly
making you money, right? So it's a different way. There are some devices that are able to be leased out right you can see that but make sure if you buy on secondary it comes with a device i mean it
makes no sense to go buy right now and just get screwed so that's there on puff paul uh next just
kind of covering a little bit of the bearish stuff right um this is where's it at? Oh, okay.
So Teddy's once again, April 1st, there's that.
A lot of people don't know if it's true or if it is, but, and then lastly, we got IBGT
is just something I wanted to cover.
So, uh, the way Baruchain works is ultimately their BGT token is the underlying asset that
Uh, you can be incentivized to delegate
that BGT to specific validators, specific protocols, etc. And in so, right, they can issue out a second
liquid staking token. So roughly about 62% of all BGT emissions is held by infrared, right, the
protocol. But this is where the interesting
part is. They are only incentivizing their own pools with 32% of that. So there's roughly 30
plus percent that's out there floating for the biggest network of BGT holders to incentivize
and to push. The way this is happening, right, is that people are rather stake
their tokens and their receipts with infrared than they would on any other native bear chain asset.
And granted, with good reason, right? Most of the pools over there are at 150 plus,
some of the best ones are pushing 800 plus APY.
You can shop around, like I said, and find some that are, you know, like the 17,000,
Those ultimately come with smart contract and platform risk, just depending on if the
platform itself can be trusted.
And then there's a lot of things you'll go into consideration of size of the pool, et
But if you have no exposure and you just have some money sitting there are plenty of options for
you to just lock up single sided tokens and earn some stables yield so don't fade it right it's
just one of those things we've been kind of guiding you guys on the last couple months
right going on six months plus so excited for the teddies mint that's coming um me bear a
chaos is still at all-time high so no no sign in the horizon of when that'll clear you said he
would hold it till may 20th of the latest so yeah i mean i get it for two months yeah we don't even
know when the fuck that chaos is gonna end but that's just kind of higher level of just a little
quick barrel review um yeah and that's really yeah can i uh so i didn't know
it was already public so uh man daylight is leaving base to go to bear chain bruh like
i don't know what they doing over there bro again i'm that i just wanted to put that alpha out
like base pitched their whole deep in smart city using daylight demo and a few others
nah bro daylight on the way to bear chain yeah i mean their yields and just the ability to gamify
um i mean if you can already quote unquote gamify deep in right imagine when you have
an incentive system to where you can now tell or give people a reason to not dump their incentive
token. I mean, you have the flywheel of, hey, go walk around, go farm me helium. And then what do
you do with helium? Well, shit, I want some money. So I'm not going to I got to go sell it. Well,
how about you keep your helium and I give you a dollar a day per helium you have locked up?
Right. So tapping into that bribe and incentive system really levels
you up to either have the best designed kind of retention method, aka Ponzi, or who has the
biggest bag, right? Who can throw the most money at me to delegate some money to them? Because
ultimately, that's the power in this is you have the token they want. And in a sense, they have the token you want.
So it's just that back and forth of the constant teeter-totter.
Did you guys see Doodles launch their tokenomics and what they're doing this week or next week?
So they're basically tokenomics.
It's going to be $10 billion, $68 allocated to the community, 30% airdrop to Doodles and NFT holders,
13% new blood and community growth, and then 25% for the ecosystem fund. Its initial launch is going to be $10 billion, $68 allocated to the community, 30% airdrop to doodles and NFT holders, 13% new blood and community growth,
and then 25% for the ecosystem fund.
Its initial launch is going to be on Sol,
and then it bridges to base.
And apparently what they're doing is something called DreamNet.
Because I think that's where DreamNet is.
Because then they move from flow to base.
And I think the only reason they launched on Solana is because...
Okay, yeah, go ahead. Sorry.
No, just go ahead. No, I was going to just go ahead then why launch on salon in the first place because i think they're just replicating they
they basically committed doing it after pudgies and i just think it's like if you want as many
participants as possible you want to do it on a layer one and and kind of prevent the whole
trying to figure out bridging so i just think they want to get as many people that maybe followed the brand, maybe bought a cup.
If they did see it on the timeline and they have followed them,
they can just, I think they understanding Solana
better than L2 called base, even though base is relatively easy,
is the only thing I could think of.
But I think this DreamNet thing is on base.
And this guy did a whole video, a six minute video,
but he also created a little thread here that I'll read
kind of giving you a TLDR of it.
So DreamNet is a protocol where you can create characters,
places and lore and turn them into on-chain assets.
If your content gets used in AI media games or apps
you earn through automated reference fees,
think fan fiction with upside.
Everything lives in a world state,
a shared AI readable lore graph characters
equal erc 20 tokens places equal tokenized hubs popular content gets canonized i i heard that say
canonized i don't actually know what that means main story so like story okay canon would be
whatever your main story is and then everything else is like not canon or just like side quests and filler extras uh he was explaining that he was also what the catholic church calls
making someone into a saint but i i think it's probably chief's example in this case
wow i didn't know that uh so uses triggers for token buybacks you You can create an agent, a character with its own wallet and token.
You can found a place for others to build in, stake into early ideas you believe in,
and build tools or media that query the world state. Doodles is the first universe to launch
a dream net. OG holders can create early agents and worlds, reference usheds and earnings.
The earlier your ideas get adopted
the more valuable they become the takeaways if you are into storytelling ai or nfts dream
that lets you build ip from scratch and gives you a shot at owning the upside when others build on
top of it so i don't think this is a doodle verse this is a whole atmosphere in a world that isn't
doodle centric but you can import your characters into this world and have a
say on like how the story develops i mean dude for it to a certain extent i i don't know like
they're winning right you do understand i mean i want people to understand that you're choosing
to go and give your creativity your creations to these people, granted, they'll put it in their lore, their world, but
it's no longer yours, right? So it's dope because you get other people to basically not do your job
for you, but help you do your job for you, right? If I open up to, hey, anybody up here will use
any alpha that anybody brings up, then dude, someone can literally find whatever the fuck they
want. And we could probably fill the show for five hours with everyone's little piece of bullshit
that they find, right? Because in a sense, they're going to be doing our job for us. So I like it
because it empowers the creator themselves. But I also think that you need to understand the trade
off of you're giving your work, creativity at a cost right none of this
is free uh it is it is like a equivalent exchange of oh kind of it reminds me of when you're a new
music creator or a dj and they're like yo what's up you want the deal you want to be my mentor and
you're like yeah dude i do all right cool so the next three bangers you make they're mine
and uh i'll mentor you for the next five years and you're like, okay
Cool. That sounds like a really good deal, bro. I'm getting mentored by by the top guy
But for the next however long right it's until you give them the three bangers. There's no time limit
It's well you this is the deal right in order for us to elevate you empower you as a creator
You we need a main character. We need a storyline. We need anything like that not to say
But eventually I mean, it's probably going down that route
Right of empowering creators
Offering that intern and sponsorship ability
But whatever you create during that time period is ultimately theirs it belongs to doodles or doodle but this
isn't this is important because this is like the exact thing i would want for something like
star wars like in terms of like this avenue like it doesn't for their ip where it's just like you
know star wars ip you can never make money off of it because it's like they own the fucking ip right
so it's like if you want to make a fan film sure you could do a fan film but it's like you're not
you can't do anything off of that you can never make money this is like okay there is no way as
a creator you're ever making money off of ip and like this is a solution to that where it's like
okay maybe you can't you can you can develop these stories and stuff make ip and then maybe we pick
that up also and we do it like this is this is the direction i would want to see this stuff kind
of go in in terms of IP rights in relation to creators.
And like I am expanding that offer because it's like,
that's like some of the most,
especially when we think of like AI and stuff like this,
where it's just like, okay,
now I could use AI tools as a,
as a fan to create this cool thing.
And I can now put it in this and then maybe Disney also think it's cool.
And then they can make money off it.
Then I make money off it.
It's like that whole flow of like trying to connect these things so i think i think the idea was in that the example
they used brad brother is star wars where you have like the star wars universe and then you have like
little trilogies off the star wars universe like you have aiken and then you have like the rise of
aiken so i think it's gonna be a whole like star wars universe and then you can like build little
wait wait did you just say aiken anakin yeah bro i'm not a star oh you
call them aiken bro that hurt me to my core i'm over here who the fuck is aiken i was trying to
think if it was some obscure character lord that like i forgot i'm not into cult i'm not into cult
classics i'm not into anime i'm not into lord of the rings i'm not into star wars any of that nerdy
stayed away and just went and watched sports my whole life so if i have mess ups with anime or
that kind of shit that's the reason why i have very little uh like knowledge of it or like user
experience i'm a nerd you know like my my all three of my screens are all the the fucking
dead eyes right here story i played madden like we're this is why we're a great combination you
feel where i'm weak and i i feel where you're weak so it's a great it's a great
man man no way with my shit even though i would watch star wars afterwards right
go ahead scott hey quick quick uh fun fact kylo is my son's middle name chief
i dead ass my oldest son's middle name is kylo uh but no I just um if anyone hey Bad Brothers
you remember when I was doing those horror AI things uh like what like a year and a half ago
when I made that horror movie I literally copied McAllister's whole style and McAllister flipped
out and was so hyped and excited and reposted my shit so what Bad Brothers said and bro I'm not a
horror artist a movie maker anything
i just thought it was cool you know you could make a still um you know in diffusion and then
animate it for three seconds so i just spliced it all together and made a movie trailer i posted
it on twitter uh tagged mcallister i'm like either he's gonna be really pissed or he's gonna think
it's fucking sick and now dude's my boy so it it's like what Bad Brothers said literally happened to me.
And it's happened to a lot of other artists too.
So I think it could be a fucking cool ass thing in Star Wars where, yeah, maybe me and
Bad Brothers' rendition doesn't get paid right away.
But they're like, dude, wait a second, bro.
We never thought about Kylo fighting the Ewoks.
We're going to use Bad Brothers' idea and Scott's idea.
Then now maybe we're in the credits and we get a royalty or a point um bro bro would you care if it no longer
becomes i think that my the i guess the point i was bringing up is when it's no longer scott and
and bad brothers's idea it's no this is disney's idea that's it but like the thing is like they
like we were never going to be able to create that idea and monetize it anyway it but like the thing is like they like we were never going to be able to create that idea
and monetize it anyway it's like the end point where it's just like because it's like like if
me and scott then you know let's pretend we did this a bunch of times we made money we went and
created our own idea you know that could fuel that but the idea that me and him would then
would have created this and like made any money off it and got like anything from it at the
beginning they would have just sued us so it's like okay now at least there's an avenue right yeah that makes sense it's like you can at least have an
outlet for it rather than and in potential past just putting it out there rather than just putting
it out there and saying hey this is us it's original but it'll never go anywhere because
you're stuck on this it's original well we just had the whole discussion to begin the show of how
ip's taken for people and no one's going to make any money is off their things and then now we have
this opportunity where if you're a creator you can go create for this this this thing and actually
make money off of it for creating so it's an opportunity for people that want to get involved
that are creators that may be now looking at themselves saying i don't have any skills well
now you have an opportunity on chain to use your skills to build this universe
and maybe it builds an opportunity
So at least it's something different.
At least it's not like a replica of Ape Chain
or a replica of Anime Chain.
It's something different.
Like shout out to Doodles
for at least doing something
that is off the beaten path
that could have some potential in the future.
So Chief, you got anything else
that you wanted to bring up before the show ends we got about eight minutes ten minutes bro
you got anything else yeah give me one second let me pull it up
um yeah trio for anyone that's out there trading um taproot wizards today uh just a quick check on
that they are sitting at mint price so ggs if anyone managed to pick one up at 0.17 or
something on that initial dump they're at least back to mint but if you are trading taproot wizards
trio posted up top uh one you get zero fees if you hold 50 of their token their trio token right so
right so maybe if you are going to be doing a lot of ordinal trading it could be something to look
maybe if you are going to be doing a lot of ordinal trading it could be something to look into
into they also got some incentive platform with points etc but if you don't hold any of the token
they charge less of a fee than magic eden gamma or anyone else to begin with right so it's the
difference between paying 530 dollars versus paying 400 bucks right right? So roughly 130 bucks, 150 bucks
from just using a different marketplace
for the exact same thing.
Now, if that's just too rich for you, cool, so be it.
I will say this, don't only list in one side, right?
Don't shoot yourself in the foot.
I mean, the reality is Trio doesn't have the foot traffic
in order for you to use that as your selling platform.
But if there happens to be any volume over there if there happens to be sale capitalize on momentum but buy there save yourself some money if you're looking to pick up a wizard you know the cheaper
the margins you can get the better it is so just buy there don't necessarily focus on trying to
sell there in that sense right well what else what else that's that oh and then lastly
this weekend for those of you guys that are being fat and lazy uh we introduced you guys to lugo
which is just a monad kind of get out there and move system similar to like a step in whatnot so
you go around collect loot boxes walk around um They are giving extra energy this week, right?
Energy just means that you can collect more boxes in a shorter amount of time.
So put notifications on if you need an access code.
And as you play the game, as you progress, you earn tickets and just different opportunities for communities that are using this as a onboarding and distribution system
for monad right a lot of whitelist inside a lot of nft access inside so it's kind of just a fun
gamified way of introducing new protocols and new projects to monad itself so got that
energies energies are a way to kind of govern you from gaming the system so in like a
two hour to three hour span you can only collect five boxes and each of these boxes like you said
have tickets and test net meme coins that you can enter into raffles for discord server roles so
when they say they're upping the energies means that you could probably do like seven to eight
boxes in that two and three uh span period instead of five so it just means more tickets and they just launched their season four this week so uh more rewards and more shit so
luco's fun you can game it by driving around you're driving around in your car you don't have to walk
so there are there are some things that you can game but uh it's fun and it does get you involved
in the monad ecosystem where you probably wouldn't be involved anyways if you weren't like an og or
in their testnet or in their discord so just a a easy way to do it. And then just like the last few things,
we've been talking about this algorithmic stable coin that Andre Cornier has been talking about.
He says, we will no longer be releasing a USDC based algorithmic stable coin,
completely unrelated. We will be releasing a mathematical bound numerical Durham,
which is settled in denomination of usd which is definitely
not a usd based algorithmic stable coin so it is but i guess he's just using different words so
we're gonna get luna all over on sonic um this guy named rip.e says ethereum wallet 2.0 coming
next month to the petra upgrade no token approvals gasless transactionkey support, no re-sign for each transaction,
game changer for Ethereum transaction, or for UX. So I know that base and other products have done
like the smart wallets. It looks like all Ethereum wallets will be upgraded to this
in the next Pectrel upgrade. Anime is coming to Sonium. So Animoca Brands partners with Sonium
by Sony Blockchain Solutions to develop Mocha network identity layer and launch Sanford and Tokyo's anime initiatives on Sonium.
Sanford and Tokyo was one of the biggest freaking rugs in history.
And they were supposed to do this whole anime thing with Animoca Brand, create their reverse and create a token.
It looks like they're bridging over to Sonium along with a lot of anime in general
So it looks like if it's not on anime chain and abstract it's gonna be on Sonium if it's anime and it looks like animoka brands over there and
Bringing this Sanford Tokyo thing that they launched on aetherium over to the Sonium to reboot it and rug you guys all again
Yo, so real quick on this whole passkey thing
Just know for for anyone that's out, find a good passkey, right?
This is going to become more and more popular, this not having to remember C phrase or X, Y, Z, but find a good one, right?
It's not just any service that's going to hold.
Don't use your Google fucking password manager or anything like that, right?
Invest 20, 30 bucks, whatever it may
be, and get a good, decent one. Find out if any of them have had exploits, have had vulnerabilities,
what kind of information they've given up at any time if they were compromised, right? So all of
that stuff really matters if you care, because this is going to be a, just call it an extension
that'll safeguard your life,
right? Or an application that'll have every password to your, whatever, your bank, your
wallets, all of that's involved. So don't just hop on this wave of like, you know, the, the,
what is it? The smart wallet, one pass keys or whatever, find an actual good service to use,
not Google, not Samsung's wallet manager or whatever
right something that's independent third party or whatever has its own uh security backing and all
that kind of insurance good yeah with pass keys i just think it's just using your faces to open
the wallet is the only i think that's what they're well no passkey is a type of security and it's like
one pass and all that it's it's a password manager system that does use biometrics as a way to open right so it does
use the face and all that but that that's like a whole category of just tools or passkeys you know
yeah that makes sense and then i guess the last two things is bonk officially
acquires exchange art which is an nft marketplace i think on solana
so i would expect there's probably going to be some bonk pfps or some shit i don't know maybe
maybe this is enough backing to push solana nfts back up and maybe it competes with magic union i
doubt it i don't know what the point of this is i guess we'll figure out you know a few months from
now what their kind of goal is of this um kind of nfts are dead on solana so and magic eden kind of
has that whole market share so i wonder how they're going to kind of create something unique
that people would actually like prefer well the thing is too is that exchange art was designed
for mostly one of one artist and it's similar to like a foundation or something like that so
i mean granted you're not necessarily competing with Magic Eden, but ultimately that, not to say that class of art, but there's not many people buying one-of-one art right now in general, let alone on Solana.
You know what I'm saying?
So to a certain extent, it does depend on exchange art and their lack of supporting their artist.
But also, I mean, there's only so much you can do to get people interested in one-of-one art, right?
Some people just aren't interested at all.
And did you happen to claim anything for Ape Pro?
I don't know if you're eligible, but 5 million Jupe tokens to traders.
With 1K Ape Pro, which is part of the Jupiter thing.
I never did the shitters in their Ape Terminal.
I don't know if you've ever played on those. But yeah those but yeah that their ape terminals like a shitter kind of launcher platform
And I never did any of that there is one
Claim that's open for a lot of the Bitcoin people. I'll post this up to the top. It's the bliff
Right, we told you I told you guys shit two three months ago to go make your name
Right when they first introduced their AI agent that used to speak gibberish on the timeline,
Bongo was saying that at that last event,
they were hinting at some type of drop,
So just mint your name and you were able to get it.
Today, they did their airdrop.
So if you were able to, if you minted your name,
if you qualified, if you did anything,
GG's, I'm going to post it up to the top. If you were able to, if you minted your name, if you qualified, if you did anything, um,
GG's, I'm going to post it up to the top and you can receive a bliffy allocation, right?
So put in all your wallets. It'll tell you exactly what it is, why you qualified and what the actual amount is.
I appreciate you guys coming by.
We'll have another space tomorrow.
We'll start at 10 30. Um, I don't know if I should say this is usually a chief says, but I appreciate you guys coming by. We'll have another space tomorrow. We'll start at 10 30. Um,
I don't know if I should say this is usually a chief says,
but I appreciate you guys. I'll leave it here for chief.
I'm also doing some live streams, uh, this, this weekend, Friday,
Saturday, Sunday, probably, probably two or three of them, uh,
depending on the attendance. So, uh,
I'll leave announcements on that and, uh, probably typically start around 9.
So I'll see you guys on the live stream tonight and I'll see you guys back
here tomorrow. And you guys have a great rest of your day. And I'll leave here for chief. You guys have to see you p.m. Central. I'll see you guys on the live stream tonight, and I'll see you guys back here tomorrow.
You guys have a great rest of your day, and I'll leave you here for Chief.
You guys have a great rest of your day.
Yeah, I appreciate everybody that comes out to TDA.
I appreciate everybody that came on stage and contributed,
gave their take, helped the conversation go by as well.
Any support that we get, likes, retweets, shares also go a long way.
At the end of the show, we'll include a thread
that has everything that we talked about. It's to be used as a resource for you guys when you're
doing your own research. Listen to the show, find the bookmarks right, choose what alpha is good for
you. So Tuesday through Saturday, 1015 to about 12, 1230, just depending on the conversation.
It's TDA or stay poor. Tomorrow is a little bit different show, so we'll catch you at 1030.
Easiest way is just having notifications on and we'll catch you on the stream tonight.
Y'all be safe and have a good one. Thank you.