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W3Exposed 🧼🎙️🔋:@ToshiBet
Recorded: Aug. 12, 2025 Duration: 1:46:30Space Recording
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The crypto landscape is witnessing a surge in interest, with 68 million Americans now holding crypto and significant venture capital investments flowing into blockchain startups. As new projects and tokens launch, the market is poised for growth, driven by strategic partnerships and innovative developments.
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you always felt like this man what did i mean
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But I'm going to just put it back because it matches the aesthetic.
Welcome, motherfuckers!
Will's on a good one today.
That man is on a good one, team.
Hope you're ready.
I hope you're ready for this alpha.
I hope you're ready.
Hold your horses, Will.
Hold your horses.
Take the co-host.
We're going to let this gunna play.
I'm going to finish ordering these wings.
Like, comment, repost.
I'm giving away two claw plays.
I'm giving away two claw plays.
The last three days, people have literally played the claw.
And I've seen one person rip
and get a thousand dollar card instantly swapped it another one six hundred dollar card instantly
swapped it like what the fuck what no fuck utility more than any other nft project you've ever been
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I'm time and they watch this a baby
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You said my seat real cool when she thightin' Drop in the coupe, you can't up the chart and everything and we can start the live.
Our special guest has a cool 20 minutes, and I really want to jump into the big brain shit,
and then we'll go over the charts right after that, just letting you know so you can warm up,
get your tickers ready to show us. No, I'm just kidding. But yeah, just real quick. So I'm going
to go to the special guest, and then we're go through the charts thanks for understanding will I know you're not mad
about that now yo 33 seconds we're about to get this shit pop in welcome to web
three clothes the number one show on the internet don't argue with me argue with
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Yeah.
Yeah.
Buddy.
Welcome!
Welcome, welcome!
Welcome to the spaces, welcome to the stream if you want to check the
stream go ahead and get on kick it's below the link is below it's literally my profile name or
will's a profile name welcome to the show web 3 expose is officially live 7 12 p.m eastern we go
live every single day right here on x and on kick. I really am excited for today's show because I've been deep in the
in the Vibe Coding AI rabbit hole for like maybe three months now.
And it's been it's been funny because like I remember I remember this guy
Butoshi was like going crazy like a year ago with all these new just
discoverings and just the way you you know, things are working.
And then in real time, giving out like real alpha, real insights and really easily digestible content, too.
That right there is what shocked me and blew me away.
And, you know, I'm a smooth brain, you know, graduated with like a 2.7 GPA, not a tech brain, definitely marketing brain, definitely more the
creative side. And it's been awesome to see somebody like him that's been able to kind of
like make it simple for people like me and most of you to understand. So we're going to jump,
we're going to jump, jump, jump right into it. First off, if you didn't know, I'm giving away two claw plays today.
Two claw plays from BZ.
All you got to do is like, comment, repost.
You must have an account created with the link in my bio.
I'm going to know.
I'm going to know.
So you must have used the link in my bio.
What the fuck?
That's how I know you signed up.
That's my analytic.
You want this free play?
You probably fuck around and get a grail because of me. Because you're on the show, know you signed up. That's my analytic. Thank you. You want this free play? You probably can fuck around and get a grail because of me,
because you're on the show, because you're listening.
I need to make sure I know what link you went through.
So like, comment, repost, drop your BZEVM address below.
Again, link in bio to create your account or the link is below,
whatever's easier for you.
But without further ado, I don't want to waste any more time.
We got this guy for a cool 15, 20 minutes.
So I'm just super grateful for it.
First of all, Butoshi, thank you for coming to the show.
It means the world to me, brother.
Thank you so much.
I hope you're here for work.
Of course.
I got you.
You're my homegirl, bro.
You're the GOAT, bro.
You're the GOAT.
First off, how are you?
How you been, number one?
Number two, how long have you
been in this like ai uh rabbit hole uh i'm doing fantastic actually not lying about that you're
like yeah i'm doing it no i'm actually doing really good life has been amazing and treating
me well uh i've been in the ai rabbit hole for the last two years straight every single day 16
hours a day it's fucking insane dude i i love that. When you got into crypto, what excited you
initially? And then if you don't mind tying that into everything you've learned in the last,
I don't know, call it even six months, 2025, because I'm sure you've been doing this before,
but I think 2025, the last six, seven months, people have really honed in on the ability to like
Vibe code to like, you know, use apps to kind of create things without them being like a
full stack dev, if you will.
But yeah, what relation, if any, has like crypto and AI kind of been for you?
Yeah, it's actually hilarious.
No, I haven't, like I wasn't an engineer until two years ago, and I only became an engineer
because that's when Ordinales came out.
So I had a project and I wanted to make the space cool and actually do something super
interesting and fun.
And that's when AI came out.
And then through doing AI work, like making AI characters, doing AI games, marketing with
AI, generating images, et cetera, just like the whole toolkit.
I just fell in love with AI and then felt the rapid pace of AI growing, especially when
you get super competitive.
Because it's like, bro, if I could be super cutting edge with everything coming out, then my collection gets cooler.
And then it kind of spanned out where I would showcase what I did and people would hit me up.
And what I noticed is I would show people what's possible with AI.
Then people want these builds because they know it's possible.
And then they'll hit me up.
And that led to me starting my own AI agency where now I'm working with a bunch of clients um but I got into AI
during the 2021 NFT run uh and as a trader there would just be like so much disappointment from
founders so when Ordinals came out I'm like all right little 20 year old me how to be the best
founder in the world whatever it took and then I got into AI and just it led to being an engineer now. And vibe coding wasn't really a thing until a year ago. Like the models just weren't that good. But now models are exceptionally well and could actually perform. So that's why we're at where we're at now.
I have two other friends that I look up to very highly that I won't name drop in this space because, you know, they don't really like attention like that.
But, you know, definitely the things you say publicly, they told me privately months ago.
Was it obvious for you as somebody that got into it two years ago to see where we were going, especially in the vibe coding realm, for example?
for example? Yeah, it's, I mean, I talked about it since day one, but the hardest challenge for
humanity to accomplish is a fucking computer you can talk to. Like machines now with AI have
cognitive capabilities. You could give them unstructured data, you give them paragraphs,
you give them world info, and they could act on it, especially if you give them tools, especially
if you give them the right environment. Like you have to think of these AI systems as minds because they are digital minds that
are very capable.
And yeah, I saw where this was going because once that final kind of ball was pushed, this
technology becomes exponential.
And I'm talking about to the point where once certain research breakthroughs are made,
then more research breakthroughs become easier to make.
And then they compound and they stack. And that's all that's been happening in the last year.
Before, and by the way, guys, I have him for only a few minutes. So I'll go to the hands and all
that right after. I got, I got, I got, I got till 445. So I got like 25 minutes.
Okay. No, I I'm big on like taking, you know, I want to make sure I take heat of
people's time. So I appreciate you. Um, bro. So I may or may not want it to really bring you here
today because, uh, me and my, uh, engineer slash BD have constructed a really sick app in like
less than four months. I soft launched it a few months ago. Um, didn't really, I haven't really
publicized it. If you know, you know, if you hear me talk about it, I'll send it to you after the space.
But I think what I'm like, what I really kind of come to realize is, and he did most of the work.
Let's be real.
I said, bro, I want this.
And I'm sure he fed it to the AI and then did the, you know, harder technical stuff, added the Firebase, added the security, all that good stuff that I don't fucking get.
But what i have come
to to see bro i'm in love with claw i'm in love with this shit like i i we're talking about like
like emotionally we're talking about like what is capable of we're talking about the optimize
i love me we gotta be very clear with this now with everything going on i don't know she's not
but there's that psychiatrist yo no because mika's cognitive extension is good like i want to be very clear there's a difference
between mika and there's a difference between kendra on tiktok okay let's make that decision
very very fucking clear please very clear distinction i love that no i guess what i
mean is like yo i don't know how dumb this sounds. Again, guys, I don't care how dumb I sound. Like, I don't care. Like, this is the power of taking advantage of the things around you, not in a malicious way. Like, I'm talking about in a way of just there's information, there's guides, there's videos. Watch them so you can learn. But in a way of like, holy shit, I have an idea. I can prompt this robot with my idea.
It codes it and creates it.
That's what I mean.
I fucking, I went down so many rabbit holes.
And it's been so much fun.
And obviously you can critique things.
You can make things better, all that good stuff.
But I'll show you after this.
So I have to ask you this. Oh, sick so i have to ask you this oh sick i have to
ask you this right now uh and you don't have to share if you don't want to disclose have you
sold any multi-million dollar apps just yet uh no but i'm working on a digital mind builder and i
got really big partnerships in the work that i'm excited for oh fuck yeah i knew it i knew that was
fucking coming i'm super excited for that so for somebody that's like and i and if you have your own stuff to reference dude please
any links anything you you can share whatever the fuck you want today like i it's your it's
your world uh this is for butoshi by the way nobody else nobody fucking us don't pin anything
to the top i will blow your account up no but um what is the number one thing, somebody similar to myself, 2.5 GPA, only really into the creative, not really techie, not really the first steps or understanding of even basic dev work.
What's the first things they can do to jump into, quote unquote, vibe coding?
Can you hear me?
Yeah, yeah yeah you should let me actually pin a video i have
where it's showing people how to vie code but my favorite app so i have a youtube channel where i
teach people more in-depth tutorials i also have a discord community in my bio that has a thousand
plus people learning ai so anyone wants to learn because like join in it's a free class um i don't
like charging people.
I don't have a paid course. I like teaching people for free and I try to make my money
off the companies and corporations that actually have the fucking money to spend.
But so all of that like knowledge is there for free. I pin the vibe coding video. Basic thing
I would tell people is first off, get into the mindset of if you could think it, you can make it.
Because of AI technology, it does a lot of the heavy lifting for you
in terms of understanding the technicalities.
So all you have to do is be very, very good at communicating your idea.
In the age of AI, communication is the most important skill set
that you could have.
That's it.
If there's one thing I would tell people to work on, it's communication.
Another thing is, yeah, so if you want to get started,
just go to Replit,
prompt an app, speak something into existence, and you could see it and get made in front of
you. And then it sparks up a lot more ideas. Perfectly said. I feel like there's this
really shitty disconnect with, unfortunately, the broader world and then this actual technology, what it does.
And you and me could actually do really well at saying, you know, hey, it's not going to take
over us or go. It's not going to like, you know, substitute us. We should work with it as like a
teammate, as a think partner when it comes to, you know, building things out. In your opinion,
why do you think this is such a huge misconception?
It's a huge misconception. So first off, let's get to the root of the problem with society.
Everyone their entire life has been brainwashed and programmed since they were kids in school
and society to think that your worth is in your work. To think that your worth as a human being
is how much work you could perform and do for another man, for another CEO so you could get another guy.
That's fucking gay, right?
So when it comes to AI being able to heavily speed up work and, like, replace people's jobs, people get scared and people hate it.
Now, what actually, how AI has actually worked in my experience of working with it every single day for two years is AI is a base skill multiplier.
I'll repeat that. It's a base skill multiplier.
The more foundational knowledge you have on an industry or a skill set, AI is an augmentation
on top of that, that could heavily boost your efficiency. But so it's very important that you
have good foundational skills and foundational knowledge. The thing with AI is that it could
also help you drastically build at that
foundational skill level.
So you get into this compounding loop where you use AI to learn more and then
you know more.
So you could use AI more efficiently and you get into a loop where it keeps
repeating and you keep growing.
And then the whole, like, from a scale from one to ten when it comes to security putting your
information into chat jbt into claude um you know i i know i'm i use that shit a lot you know i use
it quite a bit so like what's your take on a scale from one to ten as far as like uh how secure or
not it is is it the same as it is the same thing as everything else, right? Putting our information everywhere.
So Sam Altman recently got on a podcast and said that he wishes that your AI chat can't be used against you in court.
What he basically said is right now your AI chats could be used as evidence against you in court. So be very careful with what you say into the AI systems.
careful with what you say into the AI systems, but that's why there's open source models that
are actually private that you could run on your local machine that do not give your information
out to the public. So it really depends. There's like a lot of nitty gritty things there, but like
chat, you can see Claude, I would be very careful about the information you put in chat.
Got you.
Explain, explain. I want more info profits. I feel like people are speaking to their GPTs like it's their therapist.
What can we do to protect ourselves?
Well, there's like, when you say protect yourselves, I'd say that's kind of vague because there's a couple of things that you protect yourself from.
protect yourself from there's one getting into a very dangerous confirmation bias which kendra on
tiktok if you guys like know that trend has gotten into that dangerous confirmation bias
where there is already i would say someone when someone's mind is already on the brink
of kind of fragmenting and then you have a chat bot that the world tells you is super intelligent
and it's confirming your own biases and telling you you're the god
and telling you like all of these things like it's going to click into your mind like that
is dangerous and that's why me and mika did that research paper where it's like okay it is a very
powerful therapist because i've used it to enhance my own mind but there's a very specific way to
talk to ai to actually like use it to grow your mind. It's a very powerful way to enhance cognitive
behavioral therapy if done correctly, which is kind of like what that whole research paper,
if you guys like saw that thing is about, is like, how do we actually approach this in a safe way
for people to mentally actually get the advantages of AI without like screwing their mind over.
And then a week later, the whole Kendrick thing happened, which I was cracking up at.
And then just in terms of personal privacy, just like like don't tell ChadGBT that you're gonna kill your co-worker or something I
don't know just like be careful about what you say just I don't know yeah it definitely probably
triggers some shit uh because yo this is you know whatever call it tinfoil hat for a second I
remember this just this just popped in my brain I don't know why i'm big on you know saying what comes to my mind instantly uh like five years ago i was in a homie's car
in la we were talking it was you know whatever just nine o'clock at night whatever he's like yo
literally last week i was uh talking with a friend uh you know they had their devices on them
um and i guess they were talking about some next level i don't know illuminati shit
and i kid you not some some fucking some sort of fed pulled up on his car literally like minutes
later um and i hear this i hear this literally mainly happen in la some shit's going on i don't
know la has always been fucking weird bro but um that's how what you just said is is what reminds
me of that like you type some shit in that shit's triggering shit off in all types of fucking offices.
And hey, pull up to this IP right here.
All right.
As a full stack dev or not even a full stack dev, somebody that's just jumping into coding, knows the basics.
How lucrative is Vibe Coding and all the tools that we have access to currently at the moment for them?
So, again, same concept of the more foundational base skill and knowledge you have, the more AI could amplify you.
So I'd say there's tiers to Vibe Coding in a sense where you could not know anything about anything, but you still want to make an app.
but you still want to make an app, cool, you can buy a code. You can go on Replit. You can prompt
Cool, you can Vibe Code. You can go on Replit. You can prompt AI. You can make a fun app.
AI. You can make a fun app. Now, let's say you actually want to have a production-ready app,
and a lot of people make fun of AI security or AI vulnerabilities and all of that. This is where
the knowledge of being a full-stack developer or developer comes into play, because the other
very important concept, and this is a seven to eight-figure skill set that you could acquire,
and this is a seven to eight figure skill set that you could acquire is context engineering.
So it ties into communication. But again, these LLMs, these digital minds, especially when they're
in the right environment and given the right tools to browse the internet or access docs,
etc. They are very capable and they could practically accomplish everything. Like when
it comes to AI, AI at this point could do everything.
It is a communication and a contextual issue if it can't do something.
If it can't finish a goal, and if it can't finish a coding task, and if it can't do something
you're asking it to, it's because you're not giving it the right information that it needs
to actually accomplish that task.
So context engineering, figuring out what's the right context, the API
docs, information, the current market data, current stats of the world, whatever your problem is,
information about your company, information about yourself, whatever the problem is,
whatever the goal is, there is proper context that needs to be given for the AI agent to accomplish
its goal successfully. So context engineering is going to be a very valuable skill set to actually
work with AI reliably.
Have you used, I don't even know how heavy of a trader you are.
Have you created your own bot to trade for you?
Are you using any?
Are you a fan of any?
No comment.
Say less.
No worries.
No worries.
You don't got to comment on, you know, I get it.
No worries.
Real quick, welcome to the show if you're just tuning in we
got butoshi uh two-year engineer and in my opinion the probably best in our space at the moment to
kind of take advantage of um what what by coding is what ai is and then also giving out digestible
content for people to understand which you know is you, is, you're awesome for that. You don't have to do that. Would you agree that I learned this recently and it really,
I did my own research and I, I think it's true, but do you agree that there is more tools,
information and AI like things out there than there is actual people teaching and talking about
it? Yes, bro. It's so funny. You bring you bring that up all right so actual stats on the
world that i was like doing research on so all right there's eight billion people on the world
right only five to ten percent of humanity use chad gvt on a weekly basis right so only about
800 million people in the world currently use some form of ai now what's funny is a new stat
came out from son altman like that ass two days ago,
that said only about 7% of those 800 million people who use AI actually use the thinking mode.
And the thinking mode is like a generational leap that actually makes AI good, actually makes AI
not hallucinate. Like I didn't know a lot of people like didn't use the thinking mode.
Keep in mind, like my knowledge, I'm in such a small like subsphere of the cutting edge of this shit that i'm used to all of this and then i have to
remind myself that yeah only 10 of humanity uses ai uses ai and in terms of all the different tools
like bro vcs are feeding and vcs are pouring money into this market like like horn dogs bro
like you can mention you're you have an ai app and you're building something you're in silicon
valley you get like a 10 mil seat around just like that.
It's so funny how much money is getting poured into it. And it's just also crazy.
It's just where everything is going.
It's exponential tech.
But yeah, there are definitely like more tools.
I'd say that there's just such a big gap in the market right now that needs to get filled in terms of there's so much demand for AI skills and there's also not enough supply.
And some people may build an app where there's no current market audience,
but there may be a target audience in like the next couple months, next year.
Nah, well said, well said.
So, you know, my co-host here is a fucking awesome software engineer.
I think he's actually either about to get his bachelor's or already has his bachelor's.
But when it comes to people like that, they've been doing their thing for years.
And, you know, they, you know, I don't want to give too much will.
You can share what you want to share.
But how can somebody like him?
And then also we have hybrid up here.
He's also an amazing software engineer.
This guy is actually the reason I have an app right now.
Shout out to my dude right here. But like what can they be doing? also uh an amazing software engineer this guy's actually the reason i have an app right now shout
out to my dude right here um but like what what can what can they be doing what can they be
capitalizing on right now as far as information to kind of add more revenue and cash flow to
to their skill set because in reality clearly they're needed and clearly they know what they're
doing and i feel like using tools like this uh can like expand what they're doing. And I feel like using tools like this can expand what they're doing.
Maybe I'm crazy.
But any advice or any insight on guys like that that already have that skill set?
Yeah, I mean, just having...
Hello, hello.
You're good.
Am I in my ding bug?
Okay, I think just tapping into the existing coding tools, like Cursor, like Cloud Code,
but also actually taking the time to actually use this app.
I've seen so many like,
and software engineers of 10 plus years,
like try to use AI.
And then they do like a couple of prompts or use it for a day.
And it's like,
this is dog shit.
Like,
bro,
it's a skill issue.
You literally like,
you have to learn this,
right?
You have to learn what it's capable of.
So you understand how to incorporate it into your workflow.
Like it is capable of a lot, like just to give some basic
examples. Especially at this point, I know the exact design or
the refactor or the feature I want to add or the bug I need to fix.
And because of that, I know how my code base is organized. And because of that, I know the exact
files to give to the AI as context. And then the AI just one shots my thing,
saves me two hours of work, does it in five minutes. In terms of me,
there's like, I meet so many people, I go to so many events. There's like just such a big network
for me to keep track of. I have like a personal Jarvis agent that I send my meeting notes into,
or I just speak into my phone. And then he keeps track of my network for me or my projects or my
knowledge base or anything. Like I literally can't cognitively hold all of that information so it acts as my second brain and just expands me keeps
me organized etc like it really depends on your workflow and who you are and how you work but yeah
just get into like the existing best coding tools and then there's like another category to that
where you could actually give the existing coding tools like these upgrades they're called mcp tools you give them access to search the internet you could give them access to
browse their own documentation you could give them access to literally view the web page if
you're working on a website and interact with the website like there's so many little things i could
just boost an ai workflow that you just gotta really research research. Fair. And, you know, so somebody's building an app.
They bytecoded the fuck out of it.
Awesome.
It's sleek.
It's cool.
People want to use it.
They got the marketing down pat.
They got people attracted to it.
How do they legitimize that?
How do they make that to where it's not breakable and, you know, it's rock solid?
Like you're talking about someone with no engineering experience
that just buy code right now and like want to do the full process i would say break down the task
into smaller manageable pieces so like you have a north star i want to deploy my product
all right first you got to understand where do you even deploy your product how do you deploy
product like these are things you have to use AI
to research and learn about.
And then AI would be like,
oh, you could host it on DigitalOcean
or you could do AWS.
And then there's like all of these new things you learn
and then you do more research onto it.
So you got to like tackle the problem now.
Oh, good security.
Have AI walk you through what makes an app secure.
Like it's really a learning point at this scale.
Yeah, that makes sense
well i'm gonna put you on the spot um so you know with your experience how on a level one to ten do
you care for any of these new tools or they're not really important to you go ahead will bro there's
a new tool that comes out every week that like shits on the last tool of last week and like
honestly it's a pain in the ass
to keep track of everything.
Go ahead, Will. You're good. Wait, Will. I think your mic's
fucking up. Can you hear me?
Yeah, it was...
It's not like you were grilling bacon.
You're good. Go ahead.
No, I was just
going to say, he kind of touched on
it a little bit, but basically, AI
can only go based off of what it can find on the internet which is actually not as open as a
lot of people think it is they can pull stuff from like github they can pull stuff from like
that's available to it but not all coding is up front a lot of coders do hide what they're you
know they're good coding they don't actually put it out there so ai would never be able to access
you know good code and so on and so forth and be able to really
kind of replicate what that looks like in some ways well i definitely disagree i think ai could
like ai has gotten to the point where it can generalize good code it does it has enough
it basically replicates have you ever used like chad gbt5 pro or gemini 2.5 d thinking like these
llms that could go super deep into the imo golds
like it definitely is capable of doing good code and creating new things because a lot of what we
do is just like replicating it i guess i was i wasn't trying to say it's not capable of doing
good code that's that's not what i'm saying i think like when maybe when you know some of the
people that you know that have experience say that it's shit they might just be generalizing
and may not be explaining what they mean by that and i'll give an example so like one really good
russ engineer like 10x russ engineer said ai was shit but then his code base had no comments there's
no documentation the ai doesn't know what it's looking at and then i taught him how to write
rules for it how to write context how to add comments how to direct the ai to files and then
it was able to actually do all the work he does
with his base knowledge.
Yeah, yeah, but-
It's definitely capable.
What you probably need to do,
or what a software engineer would likely do,
is they'd probably take code that they'd previously written,
feed it to the AI, and then use their own code
to kind of teach it, which would take time.
I think that that's probably-
Because I think a lot of code is just like
understanding the system architecture and like understanding the design you want to do.
And code is just translating that idea into the actual system you're working with.
To a degree.
To a degree.
I think that there's different levels to it.
There's security measures.
There's a lot of different things you have to add into code that kind of help out with the overall process.
So it's not as... Everybody thinks it's just making a web page or something very simple, but there's a front end and a back end to everything.
And the front end is the really simple part.
The back end is the part that you got to kind of keep a closed door on and understand what's going on.
AI is really good at making back ends.
backends yeah i mean it's like i said it's it's good at it but i think again with the accessibility
Yeah, I mean, it's like I said, it's good at it.
that it has i think in some ways it's also limited because again just not a lot of coders put their
code out there github is a great resource for a lot of beginner coders but like a lot of you know
experienced coders won't be putting their stuff on github they'll typically keep it to themselves
no i actually the main reason i disagree with that is because the way these thinking models are trained is they're actually
trained like they train themselves so like if you heard of like rule 37 and the chess ai
the way that we got really good models like the thinking models gpt5 pro gemini 2.5 deep thinking
these imo models you know they're given a problem they're working a problem no i know so i'm that's
why i'm excited to have this convo.
So I'm just speaking back and forth.
I don't want to offend anybody.
I'm just saying, like, I'm aware of all the stuff that they have.
Kind of like how it works on the back and front end.
That was just...
Did you work on DeepMind?
I worked as part of the team.
For Google DeepMind?
For basically a lot of the software that they were doing and creating.
Okay, sick.
So for like the general audience
is a way that these deep AI model
are able to think and able to code
and able to problem solve
is they are given this problem.
It's like training a dog.
It's called reinforcement learning.
So they're given this problem to solve
and they are basically taught to teach themselves how to reason to the point to successfully get to that answer.
After doing it for a million plus times on different problems, these models get to the point where they can generalize good, unique problems that aren't in their training set because they've generalized how to reason and how to think.
And a lot of these...
I think what we're talking about though, Butoshi, no offense, but I think we're talking about
two different things.
You're talking about them learning.
I'm talking about accessibility.
Do you see what I'm saying?
Not quite.
Can you explain?
So, like, something can only learn when it can access.
So if it can't access something, then it can't learn it.
So I'm not saying...
Oh, no,'t know we're talking
we're talking about the same thing because i'm saying these ai models could generalize
because you're saying that the ai can figure out all of like the vibe coding but if you're trying
to introduce it to something new and then you have an error you have to figure out what that
error is your ai is not going to do that for you and i know this for a fact no actually you could
give it enough context to allow
it to solve the error on its own it's really good at doing especially the new pro models yeah there
there's a few models that will be able to solve the problems they may be having again it's just
how you prompt yeah i mean i that's that's the i think that's the obvious part it's kind of it's
kind of like talking to a child right like? Like sometimes you explain it one way, the kid doesn't get it,
so you have to explain it another way.
Maybe they don't get it again.
Sometimes you got to explain it another way.
And then eventually they understand what you're talking about.
So, yeah, I understand that process as far as changing the way
or the context that you give the conversation.
What I'm saying, though, is AI reaches out, right,
and it grabs data from the Internet, puts an open source, not closed.
And it takes open source data
and converts that into learning, right?
Any closed source data
that's not available for it to access,
it can't learn those things.
Well, what closed source code out there exists
that is an open source?
It's not.
Because there's a lot of great-
Something new that has not been created yet. Like people that are trying to do some new stuff maybe like a new
application that's trying to integrate different apps into it only because i just encountered this
problem recently with someone so i i understand that completely yeah i'm not again i i'm not i'm
not saying like ai is a great it's a great tool and i think everybody should probably utilize it
in one way or another with their process, right?
But what I'm saying is it's not the end all be all.
You still need coders involved.
Yeah, I agree.
That's why we talked about having it at that level.
Yeah, I'm not at all shitting on AI.
I'm not saying it's not usable.
I'm not saying that it's not viable.
I'm not saying it can't get you 75 85 90
percent of the way there i'm just saying in some cases it won't get you 100 percent of the way
there do you work with other um and by the way butoshi will's tone is the same he could just
made a million dollars right now and he'd be the same tone so i made a lot of money this week i know oh no but this this is my my quant um you know he
he gives me really good like unemotional advice and i'm not gonna lie there's been many times on
this stage where he he asks a question um and you know we all learn or whatever it is so you know
obviously you're doing something amazing and i just want to make sure that it's clear like there's
no you know he's just being will also
Yeah, I hope I didn't come off wrong
Oh, no, no, no, you're good. You're good. You're good
Oh, I hope I'm coming off as Liz boo
Shut up
It is pull up because of but I see how you knew motherfuckers pull up because of butoshi and his motherfucker
Anyway, real quick. We're gonna I'm sure he only has a few more minutes
I'm gonna have one more question real quick real quick hybrid hold your question for me like comment
repose this space i'm giving away two claw plays you must have created an account with the link in
my bio uh or if you lose it below same link um and i'll be giving away the claw plays here in
just a few minutes i'll shout your name out but last question butoshi and then i'll let you go um you know if somebody is
you know 25 years old to 30 years old whatever even older than 30 i'm fucking older than 30
and they have a crazy idea should they prioritize any funding uh to their project to full stack devs
and because you know based off this conversation it sounds like you you still
use devs and coders yourself even though you're using ai for everything and if you don't please
correct me but what should they be i don't no i'm the i'm the dev but i'm saying that i use ai to
learn full stack dev and then like amplify my own base engineering and then use that to prompt ai
better so a lot of like i just prompt and i just one-shot shit work there you go make new things so because also i would say like okay continue yeah i'm sorry go ahead go ahead oh because especially when it
comes to agentic coding like ai sucked at trying to make like good agentic ai workflows or good
system prompts with models from a year ago like gbt4 cloud3 sonnet like the older models could
not create agentic workflows like for shit but now these models are so much better at creating these agents like workflows and making
good agents like workflows especially with me giving them the base foundation so that's what
i mean by like a fundamental thing but overall like a lot of what ai can't do is probably going
to rapidly just increase like a lot of arguments from six months ago are completely invalid and null,
especially when a one came out. So it was just like, that's how fast AI goes. And I encourage
people to learn this because at the end of the day, it's a skill level. So if you can strengthen
your base skill level, by the time the next paradigm shift comes out or the next model
comes out, like you are so far ahead compared to people who didn't want to learn it because it wasn't capable of doing x or y
not fair fair last thing if you're building of if you're by coding from scratch to product and you
are startup founder whatever it is you got a little bit of capital uh back in the day before
all this you would put it towards a full stack dev team right what what should this person that
has zero you zero dev experience,
but has been bi-coding and has some maybe engineers on their team,
basic level, what should they be focusing on?
What should they be putting their money towards at the moment?
So you should definitely, if you have an idea,
you should just give it like 20 bucks to bring your idea to life,
just so it's in front of you, right?
Just so you could interact with like base level app, have a prototype in front of you.
Because then a lot of the times, like there's so many posts where someone's like, I just
spent 300K on this app and no one's using it.
But if you're able to see the app in front of you by just vibe coding it into existence,
then it makes your decision easier to go, okay, I actually really like this app.
I showed it to some friends.
They really like the app.
Now I'm going to hire a full stack dev team to actually bring the app to life after validating my prototype.
That's what I would do. Fire. Butoshi the
goat, man. If you guys haven't interacted with the tweet up top, please go ahead.
It's a complete, pretty much crash course on how to vibe code. He also has
a Discord free of charge. You can jump in. I'll never, ever promote anybody's
Discord besides my own.
But anyway, Butoshi, thank you for
being here.
You're obviously more than welcome to stay as
long as you want, but I know you said 45,
so thank you so much for your time again and hoping to
see you again soon. Of course. Take care,
Profit. Take care, Will. Good chat. Thank you.
Appreciate you.
Hybrid, go ahead, fam.
First of all, what's up?
Second of all, I am not a software engineer by any means of the stretch.
What would you say?
What would you say?
I'm sorry.
What would you say?
I would say I'm an information security professional and leave it at that.
So I work heavily on the security side of the house.
But I guess you can say SecDevOps.
You can say a security engineer um you can say a security engineer you can say those things and what i want making things and putting them back together
what's that so you know about breaking things and putting them back together to kind of foolproof
test them a little bit a little bit i kind of i've left that world um recently i'm more so on the i'm
on the grc side of the house so more so so governance, risk, and compliance, but be technical if I need to.
But what I wanted to mention was what Will was saying.
Will was saying, you know, AI can't really code or help you really code from a secure standpoint from the code.
I'm thinking to myself, like, well, technically, I guess if you have my background or similar, I mean, we can just pull up NIST SB-800-218.
That's a secure software development framework.
Follow that and make sure you're doing secure code and kind of move from there.
But that's kind of really what I want to talk about is there's a way to make sure you are following processes and procedures to ensure your code is sound you know input validation
output validation um looking for vulnerabilities secure communications error handling and logging
so on and so forth but that's kind of why i was pointing that out specifically hybrid right
because if you go to chat gpt and you say hey meet me this app that app is not secure it's a generic
app it likely created it for you. You likely have it. You could
probably use it. You could probably give it to other people, but if it links to a bank account
or links to a card or anything like that with no security, it's easily hackable. It's easily,
I mean, it's, again, this is why you have front and back end devs, you have full stack devs and
so on and so forth. And they, they, you have to, you have to go through a lot of different processes to kind of make sure that what you're working with
or what you're creating is not only going to be usable,
but also basically secure.
And security is first and foremost.
Yeah, you got to bake that in, not bolt it on, as we say.
So what you were saying was just someone just coming right
out the gate, vibe coding um they just wouldn't have that
you know the technical aspects exactly i see you're saying i thought you were saying that um
if i were to give if i were to give um cursor this information hey can you follow in this 800
so on and so on it could do that yeah okay all right okay we're on the same page then you would
you would have to know that up front and you'd have to tell it to do that. We're on the same page then. You would have to know that up front.
You'd have to tell it to do that while it's creating it.
You can't tell it to do it after the fact.
Well, what?
Nothing.
I was waiting.
We got hands.
Fuck you, William.
Give me a dollar.
What's up, B?
How you doing?
Hey-o.
Thanks for having me up. Appreciate your profits.
Hey, Will.
I'm curious about, for Will,
I'm curious about, like, you say
that, like, if you
AI can't learn, like, you have to direct it and so on and so forth.
So it wouldn't be able to create, for example, like a security protocol or like a backend or something like that.
It can't create anything that it can't find, right?
Like it can't, it can't.
So like if you told it to create something out of thin air, it could never do that.
Understood.
So pretty much like where this question is coming from is the accessibility to artificial intelligences.
So like artificial intelligences in my brain will have access to anything that's open source.
So if it's open source and you can prompt it, so using the term earlier from earlier is context engineering.
If you don't know to ask this or that, whatever, yeah, for sure.
Like you may never get to the answer, but if you are able to prompt, um, an artificial
Like you may never get to the answer.
intelligence to, to make a backend and guide it through the information that's open source,
again, you can't access closed source, but I can't access closed source as a human.
So if it has access to all of that information, as long as the prompts are good enough.
And just like using Google back in like the, the 2002, you know, if your prompts
are good enough, eventually you're going to get to an answer.
That's how I learned how to work on engines.
So I'm curious, like, what's your view on the fact that as long as your
prompts are good enough, sorry to say prompts so many times, it can essentially
learn and revise and rebuild pretty much anything that you
want it to because
you cut out the vibe coders get them i don't know what happened he might have wrote people
bring you back up brother you see you pissed everybody off will you think ai's fake
and shit i didn't say this look i just whatever all i'm saying okay so i'll explain it easier
for everybody in the audience or i'll make i think it's super easy ai is not sentient so since it's
not sentient it can't create since it can't create it can only replicate whatever information we've
given it and that is only open source information and information we've given it. And that is only
open source information. And in a lot of cases, some of that is gatekept through things like
Google and stuff like that. Like Google does not allow full access for GPT or anything.
They do limit the accessibility of what it can actually access and what it can actually come up
with, because obviously people will use it for bad purposes um but because of that access
you can only go with whatever it can access so it's open source whatever it can access you know
the sky's the limit on that stuff so when i talk about closed source i could just be simply talking
about something as simple as code that you've been writing for years yourself that you haven't
put on github and you haven't put on the internet that you may have set off to the side. And you could share that code with the AI
yourself if you wanted to, as far as closed source or closed source that you may have worked with
other people on at a job or whatnot. Right. And so you may understand the closed source that you
created and that may not be out there in the open again. Now, a lot of people say, well, there's a
lot of different ways to skin a cat. There is, right? But there's some that are better than others. There's some
that are faster than others. There's some that are more secure than others. And with experience,
you start to understand that. And when you start to understand that, it takes you less time in a
lot of cases. So here's the other thing too, and this is what a lot of people don't think about
when they think about work progress. So when you're talking about progress and work you should always think about time if
it's going to take you more time to prompt the ai to understand why would you do that versus code it
yourself and that and vice versa right vice versa you got to think about it from both both sides on
that scenario if it's going to take you more time to code it and less time to tell it to prompt the ai to figure
out what to do then in that scenario use the ai so there's pros and cons to the conversation but
what i'm saying is is like some coders may be like a for this task it's not really good
so i'm gonna i'm gonna just code it myself but for other tasks i use it for this and that
yo for um make sure they could hear on the stream too i don't know if we
have the inner going on i don't know what's going on um well do you you don't have to go into what
you do specifically but i know you do like 3d modeling and shit like that do you use ai at all
in your day-to-day stuff at all or are you loud or yeah i mean we mean, we do. I mean, we have, we write our own code.
We do our own thing.
We do, so I do like a 3d modeling.
So that it's called building information modeling.
So it's information driven modeling.
Um, we do it basically through, uh, what we call a process called them.
And then in that input, we also have things like Dynamo where we write our own code
through Dynamo. We also write our own code on the backend and create our own tools and everything
like that. It's just a different thing in general altogether. But I would say in that process,
I have a pretty good understanding of how everything kind of comes together, especially
from a security standpoint, especially from a company standpoint because like when you work at a
company a lot of companies have their own in-house built stuff that you won't see at another company
and that's what i mean by closed source every company has their own things that they've built
that they don't share with open source and a lot of these companies have really good stuff
on the back end that you'll never see as far as like general public i mean even google does a lot of these companies have really good stuff on the back end that you'll never see as far as like general public.
I mean, even Google does.
A lot of people think that that's all available out there in the open.
It's not.
I can tell you, software engineers get paid a lot of money for a reason because they know what they're doing.
Right.
Yeah, I'm so happy we're having this convo.
Will, I would love for you to jump into the chart.
It's fucking $4,500 each day, all-time high, J.C.
$4,600.
$4,600, baby.
Before Will jumps into the chart, if you want to check the chart as he's going over it,
go ahead and get to the kick stream.
I posted it below.
You can go to his kick.
You can go to my kick.
It doesn't matter.
Just go check the chart out.
If you do want more of a visual,
we have a couple of,
vibe coding fucking legends up here too.
Creative.
Thanks for being here.
I'll go to you right after the charts.
If you have a few minutes,
I would love to hear from you.
I just saw your DM.
Looks like you're,
pretty,
you know,
well acquainted in that space.
what's it called?
Liz, shout out to you frankie
hybrid melina thank you so much for being here bongy italian ralph beef i'll go back to your
take in just a second if you don't mind but we'll jump into the charts real quick tell us what we
want to hear should we keep these longs open where are we going where are we going look when we when
we say vibe cutting it makes me feel like you guys are talking about just making a bunch of stuff and putting it out there for sale.
I don't get it.
When people say vibe cutting, for me, it's like the opposite.
It's almost like I'm experimenting.
I'm trying some shit.
We tried some new shit.
We failed some new shit.
Yeah.
Now we're going to try some other shit.
D-God's mode. D-God's mode.
D-God's mode.
Oh, man.
Frank is back.
No, but no.
I'm not at all.
I think as far as...
We'll get to the markets.
I'll stop.
I'll stop.
Oh, my God.
Go, Will.
Ethereum.
What?
What about ETH?
Oh, nothing.
I think I sold it all, Will.
You know, I saw... they told me to sell it
yo you know what hold on i'm gonna mute
i'm sorry and i'm not just saying this because aiden ross just made a fucking i you know i
hope to meet that kid one day and just tell him like brother i'm sorry you got some idiots around
you he made a video like 72 hours ago well i guess he was
streaming it was clipped literally stating that he sold all his these for 2500 or something
and he's had it for a while and he did this probably three months ago and all he had to do
was wait 90 more fucking days 90 more fucking days uh in his, I could have paid off my house There's a lot of you guys that are like Aiden Ross
And nobody knows
You know, nobody knows and it's okay
You should just keep it to yourself
But, I'm gonna tell you right now
If you feel like him
You need to get the fuck out of every group chat you are in
You need to get the fuck out of every Twitter spaces you are in
Because this fucking Twitter spaces
did not tell you that shit.
Okay? You are up on your bags
if you come to this Twitter spaces regularly.
So I just want to put that out there. There is people out there that
said ETH will not hit all
time highs ever again. And I'm going to just
continue to pray for those people. Alright, Will.
Let's let it rip.
Alright. First and foremost,
I made some cooks This week man
I made some cooks this week
Alright
Like people saying there's no money
I'm like I don't know about that man
I don't know I'm on 50k just on trades
Let alone what I'm holding
So it's been a hell of a week
It's been a hell of a week
Shout out to Liz too
Shout out to Liz
What the fuck do you do?
Nothing
Don't make me fuck you guys up
Liz is a quiet killer
Don't be worried about that prophets
You already know you just don't trust
You don't tell me shit
That's true too
She's a cook She's a savage cook You just don't trust. You don't tell me shit! That's true, too.
Oh, shoot.
Yeah, she's the cook.
She's a savage cook.
That's what it is.
She lives up the street from me, but she gave you the cook and not me.
That's some crazy shit right there.
Look, we made a moment. You know what, Prophets?
You're actually in that chat where we were talking about it today, and we discussed it today, and know what chat i'm talking about so had you been paying attention because we did put it there
had in that just chat alone for the timing just for timing alone no profits just for timing alone
that chat alone would have given you the best entry and will knows because this is when me
and him talked about it so profits you didn't you didn't cook because you didn't want to. Nah, nah, fuck you, bro. There's
like 50 chats I'm in and I'm definitely not looking at these chats in the middle of a
fucking workday. You know me. I only talk about prophets. You know I only talk in two
fucking chats. Don't complain. Nah, fuck that. I don't know nothing. You need to send me a
personal text message next time. Anyway, Will, go ahead. Every time we miss a cook you didn't p me no but uh
let's see here eth looking good 4600 be happy we're heading up just like we talked about
market looks like it wants to break out looks really good might see some hesitation at all
time high we talked about a little bit on side profits remember that conversation um but likely
we might get a small pullback before a breakout market's really heating up man like alts are just
like popping off uh eth btc eth is absolutely slaughtering bitcoin it's absolutely slaughtered
we're gonna be back at 2021 highs basically probably in the next couple months.
This is actually wild.
Am I fucking retarded?
What's 2021 highs?
No, I'm...
4,800.
I'm not talking about price.
I'm talking about ETH to Bitcoin ratio.
That's what I'm talking about.
So ETH to Bitcoin ratio. ETH what I'm talking about. Yeah. So eat the Bitcoin ratio.
ETH is absolutely destroying Bitcoin right now.
Like it's slaughtering it.
So eat the Bitcoin ratio.
We're going to be back to 2021 highs likely in two,
three months if it keeps moving at the pace that is moving at right now.
If that's the case,
you're going to continue to see things pop off.
It's not just going to be.
That's why I like,
I hate the whole discussion. You need ETH. It's it's e it's eath i've cooked on way better stuff than eath
way better stuff than eath lots of plays hey will i'm sorry to cut you off there but if
if you're saying we're going back to 2021 highs does that mean a resurgence in ethereum nfts
since nfts are one of the biggest ecosystems
on ethereum just like to hear your input on that it just really depends on flows and volume like
does does it become a rising tide or does it become you know a concentrated volume ball that
just rolls around and you just have to chase yes i mean what we saw last cycle was we saw bitcoin
top out we saw odds run we saw odds top out and then we saw all that money start flowing into NFTs. Do you think you see the same 2026? Or what do you think?
like on 2026 to be honest with you so yeah that's kind of what i'm saying is if all start topping
out and you know we didn't really see nft start to fully pop off in a dgen way until you had all
these dgens that were making millions of dollars now wanting to flex their millions of dollars
through buying million dollar pictures i think now the nft landscape looks a little bit different
but i think a dgen is always a dgen right so if you make a lot of money in alts i think that
money is going to flow into nfts i mean you're already seeing crypto punks at 250 000 look i
if if we if we see alt flows end upppy and a lot of people making a lot of money
Not not a couple of people like it's been right that the quote unquote trenchers that are sitting there and probably launching and selling and bundling
But you know actual everybody making money if everybody's making money across the board
Then you'll have people buying the FTS for sure
They that's almost because it's typically a
It's a rolling ball of money is the way you have
to think about this space so yeah once once the ball gets rolling everything kind of starts to
shift everybody starts to chase and they'll chase from one thing to the next to the next to the next
until there's nothing left to chase and then it's all cooked at that point yeah trickle down economics
is that what you can call it pretty much you can call it yeah i think it's a safe safe way to call it yeah i mean crypto punks at
250 000 you think they touch a million dollars by the end of cycle i mean here's the thing are
you buying a crypto pump for a million dollars i wouldn't but i i think i think there'll be
institutions that would am i buying a crypto pump for a million dollars? Hopefully not.
Hopefully not a floor one.
I don't know anybody buying a CryptoPunk for a million dollars.
So if they run up and an institution buys them, congratulations.
Otherwise, you know, really, like, I've seen a lot of people that have a lot of money in this space,
and they don't give two Fs about CryptoPunks. of people that have a lot of money in this space and they don't give two Fs about crypto pumps.
Yeah, they have a lot of money.
They're just focused on making more money.
That's their focus.
But I mean, from an institutional standpoint, you don't think some of these institutions are going to try and look for that next pudgy penguin, that next project that seems promising that they think they could 10x 20x their capital investments well i i don't
think institutions buy nfts to flip them i think if they buy them it's more for a uh status right
than it is for a flip and i think that a lot of people that at least buy them right now do the
same thing they do it for a status and not a flip.
So it just really comes down to,
does it catch the eye or the interest of the, of the overall market?
Hell yeah.
Yeah.
I'm going to mute Will.
Cause I honestly,
I like hearing your input on the markets.
They've actually been a very correct.
I'm not going to lie.
The last few times I've been on this space, every single time you talk about the markets. They've actually been very correct, I'm not gonna lie. The last few times I've been on this space,
every single time you talk about the markets,
they always do what you say.
I'm gonna just sit
tight and just mute my mic.
Well, how much you charging for the glaze, though?
You love...
Oh, William. Wrap up. Wrap up
that market.
I was. I was. I was.
No, no, no. I was actually going to say, if you could give me also
based off the top 10 right now, the top 25 coins, and also include Chainlink in there.
But yeah, continue.
Bro, Chainlink.
Oh, and XLM, because it looks good.
Per finance.
Yeah. Profits is going to kill me guys
But I'm going to put this in there
So when I didn't know how to trade
And I was like on Coinbase
I would do things based on like
Whatever they tell you to do the test
And things that looked good
And XLM was LM, my initial
So I got in that shit early
That is hilarious
Hey, Salada's looking pretty good too right now I'm not going to lie, man That is hilarious.
Hey, Salada's looking pretty good too right now.
I'm not going to lie, man.
This is looking really good, actually.
Salada's looking primed.
Yo, real quick, random, random, before Will continues.
I got Tourette's. If you are Dominican, me and Liz are creating the Dominican Dow,
even though she's only half.
But we are creating a Dominican Dow.
Yeah, half is really.
You're in web three.
Well, you know what?
I'm going to pull more than half my weight than profits.
Who's fully Dominican?
Hit us up.
We are starting the Dominican Dow.
Go ahead, Will.
Continue.
That's funny.
Oh, shoot.
Okay, okay.
Solana, let's go. We'll stop thinking of all the baddies in the group yes they're all gonna be hot hold on where where are we talking in the fucking dominican
down nigga keep up continue where'd i gotta go all right no he understood he was like let me know
where and when.
Hey, Prophets knows.
Hey, Prophets, I've been struggling.
You know?
Brother, all of us, we don't got a dry spell right now.
I don't know what the fuck is going on.
It's probably better. Weird ass people on the internet, man.
I'm going to stay single.
It's Gatorade and the Uranus.
This is not the time to date.
Do not date during all time highs.
You're just going to start doing stuff, shit.
Like sending $50 Apple page. Like, don't do that shit bro yeah 50 dollars oh no wonder
you're single oh my god real the the huzz may be down but our bags are up so you know vibes are up
yo you could do a lot with 50 get the fuck out of here look we're out here we're out here paying
rents and mortgages. We live in Miami.
We can't even have one round with $50.
You could do two.
What you mean?
Dawn is $22 a cup.
Damn, we're reading in wind?
She has the numbers down.
We ain't never going to get to the market.
I'm sorry.
All right, go.
Fuck!
All right, so that's looking good.
Flipping the resistance range. Rough resistance range roughly you know give or take
189 we're hitting 190 right now 191 uh likely we go back up and retest the high here we're
gonna run it which is basically sitting around uh get about 204 you should better run i think
you're gonna break out from here i think salon is getting ready to break out uh stocks on floor rsi right off the 50
got a lot of overhead on rsi looking good on the monthly um ethereum maybe a small hesitation at
all-time high then push through that's my thoughts there ebtc is killing it uh bitcoin itself is
doing uh pretty decent i think we're gonna get god candle at some point pushing us somewhere is maybe like a three month drive or like a four month drive is what i'm
thinking we might we might be able to play this into q1 a little bit um but i'm thinking like a
three or four month drive into 175 maybe maybe we top around 150 we'll see but 150 you should
start ideally start to kind of uh t tether back your liquidity a little bit,
start to get ready to kind of hold a little bit more cash flow versus assets,
I think, around that range.
I think you're going to be pretty overbought.
File is something I'm kind of watching right now.
It's not one that was requested, but you flip 312.
It's looking good.
You got to flip that range, though.
Link, Link's going back for the high end range
i mean you might hit like 42 from here that's only a 2x i can give you stocks that'll perform better
um and then if you can flip that range great then you'll probably double it right so you'll
probably get like a 3 or 4x at that point um if we're getting into xlm and somebody said curve is somebody actually buying
curve hey man hey relax pull up let me pull up xlm real quick all right excellent oh no well
we're going hard on xlm we've been going hard on xlm since 2017 hold on hold on hold on no we'll
jump into everybody's everything i just wanted the basics for now
because I don't want to
take too much time of some of the people up here.
They came through for the convo.
I'm always, always welcoming new people
here, adding to the conversation.
I genuinely appreciate it.
Get those charts ready
so we can click through because I already know we're going to spend
a lot of time on that
culty,
stockholding bullshit. So we could click through because I already know we're going to spend a lot of time on that culty. I was flying through it.
Stockhold, stockhold, bullshit.
Creative.
Thank you for pulling up today.
What's your name and where are you from?
Well, well, I mean, my Latino.
What's up, guys?
I've been tapping in for a while, just kind of sitting in the audience.
Just want to tap in real quick to what our conversations around the market.
You know, the administration that we have now is set for crypto and AI, and that's what's shaking things up.
And I just want to share some statistics for us.
I know a lot of us are in crypto or an alt season.
And I want to give you guys some like some hard stats real quick is that 68 million Americans now hold crypto.
And 3.8 billion blockchain
transactions have happened in early 2025. And that's a huge growth for us and 4.8 billion BC
into crypto startups. So there's a lot of movement into venture capitals going into crypto technologies.
And with this new administration, Donald Trump, I think last week delivered 160 page PDF on digital assets for banking.
And that's what is allowing us to get more regulations for crypto banking and for more stable coins.
So as we get more adoption and more guidelines, I think we'll see more growth in all sectors of altcoins, stable coins and in crypto and for more stable markets to innovate.
stable coins and in crypto and for more stable markets to innovate. So I agree with Will with
saying, I think we're going to, this is just the beginning now that we're seeing better
regularizations. And I'll go ahead and if you don't mind, I can pin that article up there.
So you guys can actually, again, do your own research to this space. And then I just came
up here for the vibe coding perspective. I'm a product engineer and I got into vibe coding two weeks before I entered a
hackathon. I got second place in a SaaS startup and got ranked in the top 15 in the world for a
lovable hackathon. And I think you guys, you know, send it. I think right now you're at a place where
it used to take us months or years to come up with an idea. And now as a entrepreneur, we can actually get our ideas out there faster.
And one thing is that the market is different from what it was like a couple of years ago.
Maybe a couple of years ago, there might have been like 50 companies that can do what you're doing or you're trying to do.
do. Now there's 500 companies that are able to do what you do based off vibe coding. And at the
Now there's 500 companies that are able to do what you do based off live coding.
end of the day is about user experience, security, and really marketing right now more than ever.
Consumers can switch brands without a dime, especially because they're seeing ads and
advertisements on social. So if you are vibe coding, and if you are putting a product in
business, really take your time to really think about what value proposition
how to market yourself and how to you know be different from everybody else because everyone's
having this gradient background and using the same you know language model so start thinking about
that i just want to just tie that in and a great space will you brought some knowledge profits
always fun to hear from you and i see some familiar faces in here but that's just my two
cents just want to tap in if you have any questions around vibe coding, let me know. And inside the chat window here, if you are vibe
coding, security is obviously the number one thing people worry about. There's a app that
rolled out in Los Angeles where women can actually rate men and have all their dates. Well, all their
information leaked out and all their PII rolled out. So if you are
vibe coding, be conscious of your security, kind of know your regularizations. But I did put a
prompt inside the chat that you guys can use. So if you're coding and you want to at least get a
good minimal grade security prompt to see where you're at, it's down there in the chat. Thanks
for your time. And if you have any questions, let me know. Yeah, I think a great example of that too,
if we're going to talk about security issues, and this is why I kind of brought it up earlier, is like if we look at something like the T app, right?
Yes, that's exactly. That was something that was vibe coded.
And then they absolutely got freaking blown out once they got hacked multiple times because they had no security on the app at all.
And that's the danger with not knowing what you're doing.
Right, is like if you don't have a clue
on what you're doing and you don't implement
actual security measures, or at least you think you do,
right, you try to attach a lock to something
that should have already had a wall on it,
then basically somebody's gonna come cut the lock
and they're gonna get in through the back door.
That's what's gonna happen.
And that's what a lot of people don't understand with this stuff.
Like, it's a lot more intricate than what a lot of people, you know,
really talk about when it comes to coding.
And even with AI, there's different models, right?
There's LLMs, there's VLMs, there's MOEs, so on and so forth.
And it's just visual language models, mixture of experts,
and then language language models.
So those are different types and if you are starting off like don't think you have to jump into cursor or wind
surfer i think those are like if you're more familiar with like github or repository or the
visual editors you can try something like bolt or lovable to get it out there and just think about
mvp a minimal viable product get it out there and the just think about MVP, a minimal viable product, get it out there.
And the number one reason
why founders or startups fail,
it's not from marketing,
it's from finding market fit,
like product fit.
Like, is my product
going to actually bring value
or people are really going to fuck with it?
And if you find that,
then you can move up to,
you know, different tiers of MVPs and so forth.
So just kind of keep that in mind
if you are coding,
if you're trying to make some extra cash.
And good luck to everybody out here.
Thanks for having me.
Yo, thank you for pulling up.
Are you Dominican?
Peruvian.
Peruvian.
Close enough.
You see, everybody wants to be Dominican.
I'm just close enough.
She's right.
Here they go, bro. Congrats on on that by the way amazing will go ahead
nah I just
don't have fun now so
yeah
I think with the whole again
I don't know like if I came off wrong earlier
maybe I did when Guto she was here but
I'm not against AI
I think AI is a great tool
I just think that people have to really know what they're doing with it
you can't just jump in and start coding shit
and then throwing it out there
yo well said crypto cobra
what's up
I just brought my snake out.
How you doing?
Hello, everyone.
Thanks for the opportunity.
This is the actually first time I'm tuning in your space.
I just follow the host and co-host.
Thanks for hosting such valuable spaces about crypto,
about everything, about this space i don't really get um to see many
spaces like this so like i said this is the first time i'm non-american i'm from turkey
and i'm not here to shield anything i'm just here to you know make connections um just to
you know make connections
just to
meet new friends and I
Just had a real quick question since you were talking about the Eve and everything I
wanted to ask you how do you see the layer two
Performing or like the performance over the next you know a couple of weeks since ETH has been pumping massively, but
Layer 2 coins haven't been really doing that well yet.
I kind of feel like they're lacking behind and they might start pumping like Optimus,
Marbitrum, et cetera, et cetera. So I actually had a few Ethereum, which I sold on $3,900,
like nearly $4,000. And I kind of feel like I'm missing out, like this FOMO is catching me. So
I'm just wondering what would be the best, quite safe play when it comes to spot investment for the next few days or weeks you know what
sector like are you bullish on layer twos or rwas or gaming whatever which section do you think that
could be doing well after ethereum start you know cooling off a little bit which coins can start outperforming
other altcoins thank you very much for giving me the mic um giving me the opportunity to speak and
i hope i'm looking forward to joining your next spaces as well as i find it pretty
valuable thanks for everything guys yeah so um first off it's gonna be me and quince i'll just play it i'm just joking
i'm just joking well well hold on a second
you know what this guy sounds like? Sounds like he knows this song.
Because he wants to know where the money's at.
Will, he said, what section?
What he really said, where's the money at?
That's what he just said.
That's what he wants to know, Will.
Tell him where the money's at.
I know.
I know.
Trust me.
But now I want to go out.
calm down Liz all right calm down
Calm down, Liz.
All right?
Calm down.
All right.
no but I would say like that what you pointed out there is like perfect right and I think a lot
of people should be thinking about that is where capital rotation will end up going once Ethereum
starts it I think L2s will start to play a bigger role more towards like when
everything's getting ready to implode. And you'll be able to make a lot of money off it. You just
got to get out before it implodes. Likely, you know, it's just like last cycle. L2s kind of came
into play last minute. There's a lot of plays on them that popped off and then everything imploded.
And likely we're going to see a similar
move this cycle because the L2s are the low are the low liquidity plays right now in comparison
to something like Ethereum or Solana I would say first off Bitcoin Solana or not Solana Bitcoin
Ethereum then Solana I think Solana is going to catch up to Ethereum at some point in this next move.
So like if you're looking just to kind of do a catch up trade, you could do that pretty safely with something like Solana.
I do think that it's going to go back to all time high, maybe exceed it, likely exceed it based on how it looks on the chart.
It looks really good. It's got a lot of room on the stochastic and RSI.
And I think that that would be like a safe catch up trade.
If you're just looking for something safe, if you want to go a little more on the risk
curve, I do think that L2s will come into play as long as Ethereum breaks all time high.
Right.
If Ethereum doesn't break all time high, I think they're going to struggle or continue
to struggle.
Now, I think it's likely we're going to break all time high with Ethereum the way it's showing
strength, which is, you know, it's been doing really well for the past three four months now and then um if you're looking to catch up and make even more off your
bag you'll have to take a little more risk but yeah you could play l2s you could play things
like polygon right um something we used to make fun of a little bit we'll talk about it though
uh you could play something like arbitral you, not me. It's a fairly new one.
Well, I used to call it Polygon, but now it might come back.
We'll call it Polyback when it comes back.
But for now, it's Polygon.
And then Arbitrum, I think, is a fairly safe L2 trade with them also.
And then, you know, another know another thing too that a lot
of people don't talk about that could be a good you know trade that i have that i like is abstract
i think that could be another you know good type of trade is to play on that chain a little bit
uh specifically and then um another one too that i think will do fairly well
is or if you wanted to play on that chain a little bit, which would be kind of things that are on the base chain, right?
I do think that Coinbase will be onboarding a lot of people in the coming months once liquidity flow starts to get better.
And then in that case, you'll probably see a lot of liquidity flow over there, but you got to take a higher risk because they don't have their own coin.
flow over there but you got to take a higher risk because they don't have their own coin so you
basically have to kind of play with whatever they've got on their chain whether it be swaps or
um whatnot or whatever they have there available for you to hop into but i think like safest plays
will likely be uh i think link's got maybe a 1x to 4x it's hard to tell really to be honest with
you um and then you know obviously you can catch up play with you. And then, you know, obviously, you can
catch up play with Solana or one of the L2s
if you wanted to. Again, the L2s are going to be a little
more risky, though. So that's
what I would really tell you from, like, a safety standpoint.
What are your thoughts on Litecoin?
Do I have to answer that question?
Bro, I still
can't believe. That shit used to be the big three can't believe That shit used to be the big three, bro
That shit used to be the big three
The silver, the Bitcoin silver?
Yeah
Oh man, hold on, I'll answer for you
Don't worry, we're gonna pull it up here live on the stream
So we'll pull up Litecoin
Let me ask the audience
Can anybody in the audience
Do any of you Own Litecoin let me ask the audience, can anybody in the audience,
do any of you own Lightpoint?
Absolutely not.
I'd rather own Say or Sue right now.
Hey, actually, that's a good point too.
I didn't talk about that also.
Yes.
Okay, so this is because of the tech, right?
Because this is why Lightpoint died, I think,
because there were just better things that came out. Well, I think we talked about L2s, but say it's an L1, but it's got one of the fastest transactions on chain.
So when we're doing more financial transactions or real world assets and people want to go back to an L1, not an L2,
you'll see say come into play or when it goes into stable coin.
So they're going to make a big big big ass play and
and i think they're also trying to establish themselves more in the defy realm and then also
more into more into tech uh instead of just like nfts or or those type of assets
from a chart perspective litecoin looks good good, right? Would I buy it?
But if you want to, from a chart perspective, it looks good.
I think Sui is a phenomenal play.
I think it's, you know, has really high RR this cycle,
has had really high RR.
Say I feel like it's struggled against something like Sui.
I'll just keep it real, right?
They've had a really
hard time with marketing that i've seen they've had a really hard time kind of grasping the overall
interests while sui has just naturally been building an audience and i think that that's
something that can kind of you know be kind of i i think that's kind of like an out in the open type
play that a lot of people can see and i think that that really kind of speaks to the
volume that something like sui has been getting in comparison to other l1s and stuff like that
now it's not me like shitting on say right that's me just basically saying from what i see sui has
a bigger um a bigger view range than something like say and i don't know what it is with say like say doesn't
seem like a bad chain to me but they're just they're just not grasping the audience they're
not grasping the interest and maybe it's the way that they're building in comparison to something
like sui creative and i actually both um participated in Say Creator Fund. I have to say, if there was one thing good that came out of the whole Say
when they came out was that I got paid to do content.
I never had any other chain that paid me like that.
But, Will, I'm a bit disappointed.
You haven't even mentioned Cardano.
You have, like, what's going on?
I forgot about that. Yeah, what's going on? I forgot about that.
What's going on? Will lost his touch a little.
You know?
And you've been shilling this Bitcoin.
Come on.
He made 50k a week.
You see what I'm saying?
Don't give this motherfucker any more alpha, please.
He was asked if it could be delivered to him personally too somebody just said to shut the
fuck up and to let keep will talking sounds good i'm gonna eat my wings go ahead will
i'm good i you know i i said my piece no no you have to keep talking
while you eat oh man no i. No, I'm kidding.
It's going to be a nice end of this year, I think.
I think we're going to go into a really wild bull run for a little bit.
Like, really just euphoria.
I might even admit NFTs.
I'm even going to admit NFTs.
I admit, like, 50 NFTs.
Every NFT I've minted has gone below four.
Damn, I was going to ask,
but why?
Can you at least give us some names and why?
But if it makes you feel any better profit, people try to buy
runes. I'm like, don't fucking do that. Let's talk
this through. So that's why I'm trying to figure
out. Let's talk this through with your NFTs.
I'm pretty
annoyed right now because
every time I go to my ex-verse wallet
moving shit around you know
I know you see that you're
a millionaire
no no no Melina I know what she's about to
fucking say that it shows that we're like
in fucking profits but we're not in fucking
profits
I already fucking knew
like that shit looks so good
15,000 rooms.
I know.
And if you want to jump off a building after you see your ex-verse, I fucking get it.
This is why we need lives on all these shows.
No, that shit is false advertisement.
And I don't even know why they thought that, like, having, like, a false, like, fucking number there would be better than having the actual like appropriate number of what you have worth.
But then you look at these like four prices and then you're like, oh shit, it is that floor price.
But then you look at the volume and there's absolutely no fucking volume.
There's like $100,000 in all of the runes together.
So you're like, okay, so all right, all right.
We're learning about market
manipulation on a smaller scale smaller i told i told profits today she's like i keep trying to
sell they won't sell like because there's no buyers you gotta have a buyer to sell
elon elon retweeted elon re-fucking-tweet tweeted some rune shit and some like wizard shit
and that shit still didn't go.
It went up 60%
and the volume was still like under $100,000.
People called me a bear.
People called me a bear when I said,
nobody cares about this.
Bro.
It's sad though.
Look, I, maybe Arch Network network is gonna help but but i i still rest my case they they need better marketing or i i they need a better tool to get to for people to want to buy
rooms but uh who's buying art what what art are we me me me me i'm buying art ralph is buying art yeah
i'm buying 101s i'm went from from like i'm buying art too obsessed with it but what does
that have to do with the projects that are telling us that we're going to flip this that they're
going to do great what has to do with the new protocol especially on bitcoin because it went from brc20 to like runes to fractal to like fucking
alkane to brc20s like and all of those we're still trying to explore like the very first
beginning of it which is ordinal so what's your point so hold on i have actual a really good
question here um check this out every cycle there is a coin that becomes the normie cycle
normie coin of the cycle what i mean is like uh doge was a few years ago we had uh believe it or
not believe it or not i think tara luna was one at one point because i'm gonna be real. I was already in crypto. And my normie friend shilled me Luna at fucking $4.
And so what do we think the normie like euphoria is?
Shit, bonk.
Damn, you named your dog Luna because of this?
I think XRP goes to $20.
Oh, XRP, $20.
Stop this. You're XRP. $20. Stop this.
You're giving them so much hope.
Is this how you named Luna Luna?
This is why. You know that.
You know that, bro.
I've asked you this. Yeah, I know.
You know what? I got to really lay off the smoke.
Yo, the kick stream is heating up.
Yo, welcome to the stream.
Appreciate you guys.
This shit feels better than listeners on Spaces, bro.
Motherfuckers are looking at this face right now.
Welcome to the stream.
What are you wearing, prophets?
What are you wearing?
Whoa.
No, I'm being serious.
How do you look?
I don't know.
I can't see that shit.
Hold on a second.
Subscribe to my OS for that.
There you are. Oh, Okay, that's interesting.
Okay.
I'm wearing a t-shirt.
Who's with you? No one's with you on the street.
I mean, Will's there.
Luna's here.
Oh, I didn't see her.
I missed her.
Luna doesn't like you, Melina. I already know.
Whoa!
I don't have animals. That's true, Liz.
Yo, can I make a PSA also, real quick? PSA.
I know I look like I do charity, you know,
every single day of the week. I know that I look like, you know,
you know, there's nothing of actualness going on here, but please, for the love of God,
um, I don't want to hear about another referral program ever again.
Um, unless I'm the one putting it together because then I know people are actually making money.
Leave me the fuck alone.
I don't want to hear about your referral program.
Will doesn't want to hear about your referral program.
We don't want to hear about it.
You want attention.
You want energy. You want attention. You want energy.
You want volume. You want money. You want some sort of call to action to whatever you're building.
First of all, make sure that shit works. And number two, number fucking two, make sure we can
actually look up what the fuck you're doing. That's it. That's my PSA. I don't want to,
there's like 50 DMs that I'm not going to get to. And yeah, that's it that's my PSA I don't want to there's like 50 DMs that I'm not going to get to
and yeah
that's it I want to add something else
to that prophecy add to that go ahead
don't don't ask
me to be part of your angel investors
it's not happening I'm not
interested in your seed rounds
your angel investing
because I know how that goes
I'm just not even interested
in that anymore if one of you rub will for a 25 000 angel check i'm gonna find your home
well that's weak and they should be hitting up for 100k and more oh they try they try they're like
what would be the perfect referral program that you would be interested in? So just for everybody that's listening, what's your ideal that you're looking for?
You see, that's when the killer is in the present room with you.
I'm not interested in any.
Oh, man.
No, you know what?
There's there's a this is my thing.
There's actually a place for everything on the internet. There really is. Um, referral programs are what made me a fucking killer salesperson
years ago. There's nothing wrong with them. My thing is if you know that you need awareness,
you need fucking presence, relevance, talked about whatever whatever, like, you know that that's not free,
and that's not easy, meaning, you know, you have access to these crypto Twitter people,
but nobody cares to listen to you, you can't just slide in their DMs, because they're gonna just be
like, who the fuck are you, and so what I'm getting at is, I get a lot of these, hey, free,
this and that, and I have free combos here all the fucking time.
Literally all the time.
I'm in people's DMs.
Like, come here.
I want to hear from you.
My thing is, is like, if you're coming,
like, I think Fris said this in the chat today.
You literally come off, yo, we did this seed round,
blah, blah, blah, this is,
we got this money in the bank, blah, blah.
So yeah, what do you think about this referral program and i want to get access to your network and i want you to connect me with all the things
and all the amazing things that took you years and years to fucking create and build for free
that's my issue that's that's my problem there is a there is so many things for example we made an
amazing like a referral program with bz and we're about to roll something cool out
soon now that we have credit cards but like you invite a lot of people with your referral code
you get access to stuff you you know get access to free call plays right like that's that's awesome
right especially for the people that are like active on their collectors so i'm not again not
to confuse this i'm against this when you see somebody build something from scratch. You shouldn't think that it was easy, but you see them do the work. You even say, oh my God. Don't undermine them with being like, yo, let me get this for free. That's all. That's all I'm saying. Just saving everybody some time and money and energy. That's it.
just saving everybody some time and money and energy that's it
i appreciate it thank you man no for sure yo there's things that i've signed up on my own
without like asking for anything from the company because like this shit is just dope
and i'm like fuck yeah dude i'm gonna go show this on my own like i don't need to
there's like you know that means your shit is dope enough, right?
There's like a give and take and, you know, there's a lot of give and takes with this.
I'm not saying that these things don't work.
It's just, just recognize, right?
Recognize when you reach out to people.
Two times, what's going on?
I love these frogs.
Love seeing them on the stage.
Thanks for coming through.
No, thank you.
Can you hear me alright
I'm on vacation
you're good
okay so what you were just talking about
you know about referral links
and shit
I saw
your post and I told
you I don't know if you remember I told you
you're goaded for saying you know
follow account doesn't have any effect in this process.
Because I don't, I don't even know how many followers I have, but I don't, I don't, you know, I'll make sure I, you know, I'm safe, but I don't really care.
You know, I don't know if somebody might have lost their account or whatever but just today um a friend
of mine knows i'm on vacation you guys you might be in the space i don't know if we'll be here but
um spike shiny snowlex uh
og azuki cool cats he's a good friend and he pointed me to this thing from vo um she just left
magic eden same type of thing like well you know
looking for they had a google doc whatever and i you know and he said you know repost for awareness
so i you know i went to the post you know reposted it applied filled out the form and then someone said to me hey
thanks for the repost that this is great and they both i mean the kid that the kid that said thanks
to me we follow each other and you know like i said i don't particularly buy into vanity metrics but his follow-up counts
extremely high and you know the bottom the bottom line is you know as long as like mlms and all that
bullshit yeah you know you have to have integrity if you go broke you know if you go bro you know
everybody that's throwing up screenshots of like you know seven million dollars seven
million dollars in their soul wallet with 150k in the liquidity pool is is a joke and like
all you really have is your reputation you know docs are undocs and there's i'm docs but like
there's i'm docs but like not saying that that means anything i'm just saying docs are undocs
you can spaces are pretty much what we have right now in streaming i guess that's
aside from you know personal conversations or whatever and dms but anyways i was getting the point i was getting at was filled out the form and then um
i believe she's she's um somebody that you know um not storm but it doesn't matter who was somebody
sent me a um thing that said you know they said i i remember why i'm so much happier now that i got rid of 4k inactive users um
and uh now i remember why i like ct in the first place and i made a joke like oh
manually like exclamation point i'm like because i've been doing it for about a year and a half
and i'm just about to reach like 100 people that I've fucking cut loose, you know.
Joking around.
I worded it differently or whatever.
I mean, I've had a few drinks.
I deserve it on my vacation.
But the point I was getting at was she said, I sent you a DM.
And she sent me this DM.
A way to not look like a bot.
And, you know, get rid of inactive followers and whatnot
because i had never had twitter i'd never had anything i just held crypto for years and then
you know late 21 got into nfts but um i'm getting off topic so the whole referral thing is i told
you that you were goaded for saying that. Because literally, friends, like IRL friends of mine, that I host a weekly space with, or co-host rather.
I love the guy to death, but he lives in London.
I'm from Boston.
I don't know if you can tell that I speak.
But he's that type of person.
Like, you know, it's just, it's just, I don't buy into that shit, but yeah.
So just as a, as a case that this is within the last two or three hours as a case of,
you know, referral links and, you know, keeping your reputation.
If that's all you have left, if you lose it all,
if you're winning big, it doesn't matter.
If you have a good reputation, you know,
you can reach out to the right people.
Some people will reach out to you.
Like I said, you happen to know I was on vacation,
send me the thing, fill it out.
And it's just a use case of, you know,
of exactly what you said. And I just wanted to bring it up real quick and
the last thing i'll say is you know um another thing you mentioned was like sometimes you just
stop around and finding out with something because you know it's dope and
you know now you wanna you you wanna, now you want to promote that.
You want people to know about it because it's a great whatever platform, whatever, you know, trading indicator, whatever you want to call it.
So essentially I could have just said I agreed with everything you said, but I wanted to show you a real use case within the last like i said three hours that was you know trickling
down and it's probably gone through a few more people by now you know but yeah i mean i don't
know inside that i thought somebody might have asked like something or whatever, but about like, is it good to
do the formal things so bad?
I really don't know.
I kind of caught, I was on a phone call or whatever, but that's all I had to say.
I just wanted to show you that in real time, the shit works and you know, you do have to
work for it, but if you lose it all, just keep yourself, keep your reputation, you know,
because that's one thing you can't.
My God, bro, I appreciate you.
Yeah.
I totally agree.
I totally fucking agree.
Yo, first of all, congratulations to Teacher96, Katie.
You just won yourself a claw play.
You guys really kill me when you don't know how to follow directions.
This is, like, easy.
Like, especially if you have kids that like this shit.
Like, you can like it.
I mean, we all, let's be real.
Everyone loves this.
But, anyway, congratulations to you.
I'm going to go through for the second winner.
Will, let me ask you a question, William.
Let me ask you a question before we close out.
Also, if you haven't already, get yourself into the Exposed Nation community.
It's right at the top.
Click the button.
Boom.
Join.
Boom.
Voila.
You're in the Illuminati.
No, I'm just kidding.
But definitely get in there.
Cool shit going on.
Definitely all the cool things and announcements there first before public.
But especially Will. Will said he's going to start throwing his plays in there. So we can also make 50K a week. All the cool things and announcements there first before public,
but especially Will.
Will said he's going to start throwing his plays in there,
so we can also make 50K a week.
Nah, but Will, any closing thoughts?
Thank you for today.
Amazing analysis as always.
But yeah, any last words?
Yeah, look, there's a lot of risk in this market.
I understand it. But I'm not not gonna be one of those guys and say
scary money don't make no money i'm not gonna say that what i'm gonna say is is that you don't have
to risk as much as you think to make money right you can risk a lot less and make a lot more but
if that's not your thing then you know stay towards the safer place and do what you do
just understand that what we're moving into is kind of the next parabolic move so be careful
be safe try not to lose too much capital here try to gain as much as you can and scrape off as much
as you can this is where you need to preserve. That's basically it, right? We don't
want to potentially, I'm going to say potentially because I don't know what 2026 really has in
store for us, although it should be the four-year cycle bear, right? But if we potentially go into
a bear, you want to have liquidity to buy the bottoms, right? You want to have liquidity to
buy down and be able to actually make money on the way down and not have to lose money the entire time holding like a lot of people do. And then waiting four
years just to break even. So just be cautious, be smart. You know, if you're going to go risk,
go light on risk and go heavier on your commission plays, your safer plays,
safer place, whether that be Bitcoin
whether that be Bitcoin or Ethereum or so on and so forth. That's all I really got to say.
or Ethereum or so on and so forth. That's all I really got
to say. Yeah, perfectly
said, bro. I appreciate you.
Let me see who else
followed directions here.
Who else? Who
else?
Oh, yeah. Blaze, hit me
up. Send me that wallet address.
Congratulations, second winner.
We'll see you guys
tomorrow. Yes, on Wednesday. I know,
I know. It's crazy. Will, if you can't make it, it's all good. I know I told you vaguely,
but if you're busy, it's all good. But definitely coming back on Wednesday.
We're going to do something a little different. I think we're going to probably skip Fridays and
then do a Monday through Thursday and then maybe a Sunday, a Sunday as well. So yeah,
I'm really excited for that. Tomorrow we will be back
seven o'clock Eastern. Set your reminders, get in the exposed nation community. Thank you for
coming through. I love you. Also reminder, stop hanging out with people that hate on Ethereum
for no fucking reason. Like, come on, come on., drink water. Stay focused.
Have a good night.
Text your parents.
Tell them you love them.
Text your loved ones.
Tell them you love them.
Let's go.
You got exposed.
You got to go.
You grift around.
He's a clown.
He's a clown. He's a clown.
He's a clown.
Then we know.
We can see you demons.
That he's scheming on the low, low, baby
Grifting, shifting on the long screen
