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Web3 Exposed 🧽🎙️ DePins Alpha? The Night Show 🌝
Recorded: Dec. 1, 2023 Duration: 1:42:21Space Recording
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Yo, mic check.
Mic check.
We outside.
We outside.
We outside.
Mic check.
Let's fucking go.
Hold on.
Hold on.
Hold on.
Welcome to the night show.
Welcome to the night show.
Welcome to the night show.
I'm going to sing until my hosts come to the night show.
Hold on.
Hold on.
Oh, my gosh.
Let's see.
We outside.
You guys should just, you know, like, comment, repost the room.
Get this thing going.
We are ready to get going.
Drooby!
Miss you, pal.
Miss you, Drooby.
Love you.
Nice to see your face, man.
I know I started, I'm starting late today.
You feel me?
So, you know, here you are.
Here you are, Drooby.
Drooby is an OG.
I love Drooby.
He's in the crowd.
Follow Drooby.
Um, one second.
Scott's not ready for this fucking energy today.
He's not ready for that shit.
Don't you open up that window.
Don't you let out the antidote.
Yeah.
It feels as though we know.
It feels as though we know.
Hey, boy.
Don't go through the front door.
It's low key at the night show.
So don't you open up that window.
Open up that motherfucking window.
Don't go through it at the antidote.
Yeah.
We're ready on a Sunday.
That was fun.
Do it all and get on Monday.
Look, if you guys are coming to Miami next week for our Basil,
don't fuck around on the first night and then you fucked for the whole week.
Don't do that to yourself.
Drink some Class A Azul or something.
Drink something fancy.
Don't drink NFT juice the entire time you're here.
Say no to NFT juice.
No NFT juice at B-Basil.
Only premium liquor.
Don't you open up that window.
I made a post last night that I did not think through.
The post says, Basil goers, it's okay to turn down foreign objects in your nose while in Miami.
You guys are fucking clever.
A lot of you guys said domestic.
You guys are fucked, man.
All I'm saying is if you're in Miami, don't try to, like, fit in with the crowd and shit.
You don't got to fit in with none of that.
You don't know where none of this shit is.
A lot of you guys don't even have drug kits.
You should have a damn drug tester.
That's another conversation.
The point is, do not, do not fall into the fucking peer pressure or none of that, oh, I'm in the new city or I'm visiting my NFT friend that I shit coined with.
Let me fuck around.
You fuck around and wake up naked in jail because you fucked up.
So, let's not do that.
Too many motherfucking stories.
Too many.
Too many.
That's a nice joke.
Corporate hours are over.
Corporate hours are over.
Turning up on you bitch ass motherfuckers.
Anything can happen at B-Blessed.
At the night show.
Yo bitch that at Hoshi at the night show.
Yo bitch that at Hoshi with B-Blessed Scott, fool.
Straight up.
Fucking lay home.
Straight up.
Had to get your flight for the night show.
Let's get it right.
Hey.
Hey.
Hey.
We ain't sipping late, no.
We ain't sipping NFT juice, bro.
We ain't sipping NFT juice, bro.
I ain't got no time, though.
Only got one night, though.
We can do it twice, though.
It's lit.
I think I'm a shit, though.
M-Low, you better know how to hold your liquor.
You better know how to hold that motherfucking liquor, Mr. M-Low.
That's all I know.
Watch out, Luna.
Back up.
Back up, Luna.
I don't got time for you right now.
I got to run a show.
Back up.
Back up.
Nope.
Nope.
Nope.
Watch out.
I'm running a show right now.
Hold on a second.
Anyway, I think it's important that you guys know where you are.
Welcome to Web3 Exposed, the night edition.
We're about to get started.
We're about to get started, okay?
And I'm off of corporate hours, so I'm unhinged at the moment.
I'm unhinged.
Here we go.
Hey, I listened to this all the way up to the-
It's been a minute.
I had to take a long drive up the hill.
No, you can't save I'm mad enough.
Smoke a yellow weed, I'm on her alcohol.
I'm starting to-
I'm going to say this.
Y'all say whatever y'all want about Travis.
That motherfucker could put on a show, and I'm going to tell you right now,
you want a fucking show, you pull up to beat Basil.
That's all.
Clean away, she sucks me off.
I keep two of us in my bed, I got them turning up.
What would you do if you heard I got it going on?
I had to burn on the scummers, I had to do it.
Gotta watch me twirling out.
Episoddance, Ka-Fu got it going on!
I'm on my mind, yeah, I'm high but around.
You can't be loud, boy, I got it on feel.
Off feel.
You gotta watch out when you rockin' shake it real.
Drink it real, I can't be fake, don't know the feel.
Gotta take a long ride up the hill.
You gotta take a long ride up the hill.
Hey, hey, hey.
I'm too worried if you got me to live.
Chicago, baby, she just wanna.
Hey, hey.
Chicago, baby, she just wanna.
I'm too worried if you got me to live.
Chicago, baby, she just wanna.
God damn!
You gotta watch out when you rockin' here.
Oh shit, oh shit, oh shit, oh shit, oh shit, oh shit.
Man, you're not ready.
With all that shit talking on Twitter.
There they are.
When you get to Miami, it gets real.
The party never ends.
You're gonna have to take a long ride up the hill.
Don't tell them my stay.
Stop fucking around!
I'm trying to get a van.
You be all alone anyway.
15 hours on this flight, bitch.
Fight, fight, fight, fight, fight.
Scott's gonna land, he's gonna be like, profits.
I spent five hours on this flight, my n****.
There ain't no fight place.
Can't believe whatever I'm saying.
I'm saying words.
And you know whenever I land.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Fuckin' pro-war, fuckin' pro-war, bitch.
Fuckin' pro-war, fuckin' pro-war, bitch.
Fuckin' pro-war, fuckin' pro-war, bitch.
Fuckin' pro-war, fuckin' pro-war, fuckin' pro-war.
Fuckin' pro-war.
Fuckin' pro-war.
Fuckin' pro-war.
Fuckin' pro-war.
Fuckin' pro-war.
Fuckin' pro-war.
Fuckin' pro-war.
Fuckin' pro-war.
Fuckin' pro-war.
Fuckin' pro-war.
Fuckin' pro-war.
Fuckin' pro-war.
Fuckin' pro-war.
Fuckin' pro-war.
Fuckin' pro-war.
Fuckin' pro-war.
Fuckin' pro-war.
Fuckin' pro-war.
Let me say something real quick, okay?
Web3, welcome.
Welcome to the show.
Listen, we are sick and tired of being sick and tired.
You know how you fix that problem?
You stop being a fuckboy.
You stop being a fuckgirl.
That's all you do.
That's it.
That's it.
Yo, not going to cap, though.
NFT event number one to NFT event number fucking 77.
Woo!
Some of y'all boys, okay?
I said, okay, I'm sick of this shit, man.
I'm sick of coming through with my dirty sneakers.
Hey, when you see me getting sturdy or woo-walking, mind your business.
Man, like, I'm sick of...
Yo, some of y'all get haircuts now.
I think some of y'all actually have sex now.
This is pretty cool.
I'm not going to play.
My bitch love, Coco.
Who that be?
Who that be?
Woo!
Coco don't know about that, though.
He's a good man.
He's a good husband.
You will see me getting sturdy.
Can I say the prop without the scotch?
I don't know.
I don't know.
But I'm going to go!
Relax, motherfuckers.
We're about to have a great show.
And it's not going to be for three hours.
So stay fucking tuned if you want that information.
Ready or not, here I come.
You can't hide.
Who wants to meet?
Drop that .E.
Retweet the space.
If not, I'm finna find your ass.
Slowly.
Ready or not, here I come.
You can't hide.
Gonna find you.
And make you want me.
Now that I escape, sleepwalk away.
Those who come away know the world.
Yeah, I feel the vibes.
I know you feel it.
7.43 p.m. Eastern.
Yes, this is the night edition.
Y'all about to have no edition, okay?
In an hour and a half, I'm going to a breakdance studio so I can work on these moves that I'm
finna fucking show you guys next week.
But besides that, I'm very excited to be here.
Thank you guys for pulling up.
It's been an amazing, amazing fucking experience here putting together this huge event.
Shout out to everybody helping at all angles.
Still got to get to work.
Still got things to cover.
There's not too much new, new, new NFT Web3 news.
However, there is new news in media and tech, period.
Lots of things that we should be paying attention to.
I have some Solana experts pulling up in a little bit to tell me why the Solana ecosystem
is pumping and why you guys start to now pay attention and buy this shit.
Is this a fucking Manipulation Whales game or do you guys actually give a fuck about Solana?
Which is really cool if you do.
But yeah, I think it's a nice time in the market.
Everybody's starting to kind of find their way of this, it seems like.
Unfortunately, there's still bullshit, the bad actors and all that.
That's never going to change.
But more importantly, though, if you're like head on and focus on new things every single
day and bringing up things for your company or your organization or whatever you're doing,
it's just staying ahead.
You're doing the right things.
You're doing the right things.
You're the reason why the space is going to continue to change and be better.
So hats off to you.
But yeah, excited to get into everything.
Not sure why I would expect Will to be on time.
He's never on time.
Totally okay.
I did tell him 8 o'clock, but I started early.
So it's okay.
I'll give him 10 minutes.
More importantly, though, like, comment, repost the room.
Definitely don't want to piss me off.
You definitely don't want to piss me off today.
So go ahead and do that.
However, if you do want to piss me off, I guess you won't do it.
Totally okay as well.
Anyway, let's get this show on the road.
Welcome.
Welcome, welcome, welcome.
Make sure you also get in the Discord link is in the bio.
A lot of cool stuff in there.
Free stuff in there.
Free info.
Scott's LinkedIn channel has a whole bunch of stuff that you could just scroll up on and learn.
You know what I mean?
It's pretty good.
Lots of cool people in there as well.
But yeah, those are some announcements.
If you haven't already, get your Beat Basel ticket if you know you're going to be in Miami.
Early bird tickets are still available.
Respectfully, I'm excited to see all these events.
But, y'all, I'm going to be real with y'all.
Nobody is giving the deals that you're going to get at Beat Basel.
You're getting free food, free weed, free smoke for a fraction of the cost for two days.
Motherfuckers are charging you $60, $70, $80, $100 to go circle jerk for three or four hours in a fucking box.
Hey, hey, hey.
We're going to participate.
We're going to participate.
But damn, son.
I mean, at least I give...
Y'all could do a whole stretch.
Y'all could do a backflip at the venue we got.
But it's all good.
We outside.
Nonetheless, everyone's ready to have fun.
I'm just, you know, if you're trying to get the most bang for your buck, you know, NFT DJs, we like deals, right?
We like deals.
So head over to the Token Proof link and, you know, handle your business.
Scott's not available that night.
Don't ask him shit.
I'm absolutely not available that night.
Don't ask me anything.
But obviously, some of you are going to be accommodated, those friends and, you know, who you are.
People that deserve to be.
Not talking about fake retweeters that all of a sudden came out the fucking woodwork and shit.
Hey, Scott, hey.
Hey, how you doing, old friend?
Not going down.
Not happening.
You know who you are.
Not salty either.
All love.
Everybody's allowed to come.
Even if you fucking hate me, you're allowed to come.
You try anything funny, though.
I mean, good luck.
But other than that, without further ado, it's about that time.
Scott, talk to us.
I know there's a lot of RWA news.
I want to hear it.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I'm going to actually wrap.
Like, it's kind of like, so there's two things, but they go together.
So it's kind of trippy.
So JPMorgan Chase, again, right?
These motherfuckers are everywhere.
And Apollo executives, they unveiled their plan for that tokenized enterprise mainnet.
So with that, global asset managers, including T.
Rowe Price, Fidelity, Franklin Templeton, and then Apollo, who we were talking about earlier,
they had developed test pilots in Singapore to further explore the use of asset tokenization.
And then also T. Rowe Price, Fidelity teamed up with Citi on a pilot that tests the use of the blockchain infrastructure to price and execute bilateral spot foreign exchange trades.
And then Franklin Templeton is exploring the issuance of tokenized money market funds.
And JPMorgan Chase is collaborating with Apollo, who we mentioned earlier, on the use of the digital assets that will allow more efficient management of portfolios through automation and customization.
Bro, what?
Yo, again, NFT volume was $80 million, right?
All chains last week.
Last 14 days for D-Pens alone, $3 billion.
I mean.
With a B?
This ain't a B.
With a B.
Okay, can you explain if you know how quick and how, why does that happen so quick?
How does that happen?
Because I, Will, oh, Will's here too, cool.
Everybody was so hyped on the, well, this is my opinion, right?
It's not, obviously everyone's going to have a different opinion.
My thing, my little blood in the water, you know, smell was not the BlackRock ETF, right?
Like, that's bullish too.
But that same week, Barclays and I think it was BlackRock did that collateral settlement.
And that was a done deal.
Like, that happened, right?
So I felt like when that happened, I swear to whoever you believe in, every day since that day, Will has somebody, myself, MLO on the art side.
Like, there's something fucking every day with RWAs, whether it's, you know, some art tech or the highest of the high, you know, talking about supply chain issues or the EOTs with D-Pins and when we have Peak Network up here.
And so you kind of see if the big dog on the block is doing it, you know what I mean, which is, was like Barclays, A&Z, going to Chainlink, Vodafone, which is the huge, huge telecom company.
I know we mentioned these companies and not everyone's going to know what they are, but Vodafone's a telecom company out of Egypt that is just mega, just mega giant.
And A&Z is one of the biggest banks in Australia.
So then memory was HSBC with the gold.
Then it was the Philippines with 200 million.
Like, you know, you're seeing country after country, Abu Dhabi.
Yesterday, it was the IOTA Foundation partnering with the UAE Abu Dhabi authorities.
Like, so literally, like, whether it's Profits, your homies, Sneaker One, Mina, whether it's Colony, whether it's fucking Courtyard, you know, this is only in Web3.
If anyone could go on, you know, like a real interesting site, if anyone just likes to look at shit, if you're like one of those Etherscan type mofos,
it's RWA.xyz.
Like, you can see the active loans, total loan, every fucking thing about RWAs.
There's a U.S. Treasury section where you can see the Treasury product market caps for tokenized Treasuries.
And you just can't, I mean, you don't have to know about any of this shit.
You can just look at this chart and look at the colors and go, oh, what the fuck?
Like, I know what this means.
You know what I mean?
And then you can, they're going to add real estate and stable coins.
Because, you know, we saw Japan saying that they're doing something with USDC.
They're also going to peg something to the yen.
Yeah.
And here we are, like, in fucking America.
We're trying to fucking sue Impact Theory and all these other, I mean, not that it's not right, right?
Like, but, man, RWAs, no matter if it's the Pokemon cards that you adore, the sneakers, or starting to see old video games that are graded, going crazy on eBay.
You know what I mean?
Tokenize those motherfuckers, too.
You know what I mean?
Brinks is going hard.
Never thought we would be seeing fucking Brinks on the collectible side, you know, of Web3.
But, yeah, man, it's super exciting to see all these standalone institutional blockchains along with the fun stuff, right?
That gets, like, you know, people that collect NFTs and art that gets them excited.
So, yeah, sorry is a long way to answer.
I'm just, every day I'm just, like, what the fuck?
What the fuck?
What the fuck?
There's a new company, you know, the one that we covered yesterday.
It's, like, a company to help you do, like, limited edition, like, physical, fidgetal drops.
You know what I mean?
So there's even, like, operational companies coming into RWA.
So, yeah, like you said, Prophets, I'm going to keep quoting you.
This shit is not a meta.
It's a fucking fact.
You know what I mean?
Like, Will's been yelling from a fucking soapbox for a minute.
And then, you know, shout out our boy Saul for, like, fucking yelling us about Chainlink when Will was trying to punk us about Chainlink.
And I swear to God, since those, like, couple weeks, it's been insane.
And whether it's fucking smart mining, fucking, what do you mean, smart cropping?
Like, dang, you can get money off the IoT device, the fucking drone, and the motherfucking land.
What?
You know what I mean?
So, yeah, I'm bullish on all this shit.
I don't want to get everybody all bored and nerded out in the beginning.
But excited for everyone to be here.
Excited to see everybody next week.
And, yeah, let's get it.
It's about to be so much fun, fam.
Everybody hear Scott smile?
He's smiling.
That's why you hear him so giddy.
He's excited to see me and be annoyed by me all at the same time.
William, what's the vibes?
Can you hear me?
What's up, Will?
Give us the market sentiment of the day.
That's right.
Will doesn't know how to accept the co-host invite.
That's why he can't speak.
Every single day, the show wouldn't be the show without technical difficulties from William.
William, do you see the co-host accept button?
Yes or no, William?
You're going to tell me you don't see it, right?
Of course.
Yep.
Yep.
Of course you don't fucking see it.
So, hopefully we don't get interrupted by Bok Fai or anybody else up here.
I'm going to un-mic.
I'm going to let you now go ahead and give us the market sentiment of the day.
And then we'll go from there, William.
William, whenever you're able to un-mic, go ahead and give us the market sentiment.
Look, somebody's got to call Elon.
That's all I'm going to say.
Bro, how is it always you, bro?
He's messing with my account.
That's what's going on.
He's literally messing with my account.
He won't let me join.
I sit there and hit accept like 20 times.
It just kicks me down to regular person whenever I do that.
I don't know what's going on, but he doesn't want me to tell people what the market sentiment is.
Maybe because I've been talking bad about Tesla.
I don't know.
That's what I'm thinking.
I don't know at this point, William.
Look, I don't know what's up with this.
Look, I got the iPhone 15 Pro Max.
You can't get a better phone.
I'm sorry.
All right.
You just you can't get a better phone.
I don't know.
Like, I can't upgrade from this.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Market.
It's been it's been pretty interesting.
I will say that nonetheless.
I think we rejected 38.
What the fuck does that even mean now?
What do I do?
No, we're still good.
We're still good.
You need you need to stay up here, though.
You need to stay up here.
37.5.
You lose that.
You're cut.
You're going to roll back down.
But you still you still up here above above support.
HCF support, high time frame support.
37.5 is the key zone.
Right.
It's the key zone.
Come down any more than that.
You're probably going to come out to the 35s.
And then you got to, you know, once you get to 35, then you can talk about 33s.
Right.
You can talk about the lower lower price ranges.
But you need to get there first.
But I don't see any scenario where the market doesn't continue to move in the direction
it's moving.
If you look at things like Microsoft, they're basically in price discovery.
Right.
And Microsoft hit my target like to a T with a quickness, like immediately in that price
discovery zone.
And now I'm really questioning, like how strong this rally really is, because that was a big
move for Microsoft, you know, basically on its overall move above all time high.
Spy kind of hesitating here.
We got ETH kind of hesitating here.
I have a chart.
Like, I'm going to post it up in a nest.
I'm going to post it up in a nest.
Give me just a second.
I think this is a really interesting one.
I think people should entertain it.
Let me copy photo.
I'm just going to throw it in the chat here, and then I'll throw it up in a nest for you
guys.
But this one's really interesting.
And this deals specifically with kind of the current range or current Bitcoin analysis,
or at least what I think is kind of occurring here.
Definitely not something to sleep on.
We talked about it in today's show.
So this right here is a really interesting one, but I would say definitely keep an eye
on this one.
So if we go here, and I see.
Sorry, give me just a second.
All these colorful graphs and lines, William.
I'm going to give an explanation.
I'm going to give an explanation.
Give me two seconds.
Sorry, guys.
I guess at night, he's a little different.
I'm a little old at nighttime.
I get older.
So if you look at the chart, and maybe some of you understand charts.
Maybe some of you don't.
Just think of it like a move copying a move copying a move.
So what we have here is we have SPY, which ran up, hit its target high.
Basically, it's flush high, right?
So when you get a market that gets extremes to one side, you get extremes to the other,
right?
So big breakouts create big, big drawdowns.
And that's what we saw with the market overall.
Now, to the left there, that's ETH.
To the middle there, that's Bitcoin.
And to the right there, that's SPY.
So SPY ran up, hit its flush target high, came back down, revisited liquidity at the
low, basically at the breakout range.
And then after it hit the breakout range, that 41 to 41.50, it basically ripped up again,
right?
And came back up to the highs.
And arguably, I would say SPY can continue pushing through here.
It might hesitate, pull back a little bit before it goes.
But the context behind this is that if this is what I think it is, you got your flush,
right?
Your flush has been retested by SPY.
It would tell me that Bitcoin's lagging by like some months behind SPY because the trend
is very similar as far as the uptrend.
Not to mention, our breakout positions are very similar in the same location.
And we're basically both going for, you know, our higher time frame shoulder flush move
that we basically made.
So the blue candles are representative of the uptrend, the green candles, essentially.
And the purple candles are representative of the downtrend, the red candles, essentially,
if you were to look at candles.
And that price range, you know, basically up there is basically showing that you have really
good upside on something like ETH.
You're probably looking at like $3,200, somewhere in there, $3,250.
Whereas with Bitcoin, you're looking at, you know, if you were to retest that same shoulder,
you're looking at $46,743.
That would basically recover the entire drop.
And this is a simple market rebalance, right?
So markets tend to balance and then rebalance once they've balanced, right?
And the balance was the drawdown.
That was the drawdown phase.
And now it looks like the market wants to rebalance.
And SPY arguably already did this.
SPY came up, hit its shoulder high, basically around $45,50, and then rolled back down to
grab more liquidity.
They don't want to leave liquidity on the table.
So they come back down.
They retest the $41,000, $41,000, $50,000 area and then bounce right back up on the wick.
And with strong, strong momentum, right?
Now, arguably SPY could range here between these two zones, $45,000 and $41,000.
Or we'll say $42,000, right?
$45,000 and $42,000.
But arguably, I would say that SPY will probably break out around this range.
We'll probably pull back a little bit just to kind of scare people out of the position
and then push through.
In which case, you know, if Bitcoin is going to make a similar move,
that's a pretty massive move from here.
That's almost a $10,000 move for Bitcoin.
And if, you know, if you were to look at ETH, ETH is basically almost a $1,100, $1,200 move,
which is, you know, if you're looking at percentage-wise, ETH has the bigger move here.
But if this is the lag here, I would say you still have time in the market, right?
And I think this will play out later on to be positioned into, you know, higher beta or beta,
whatever your choice of beta is.
And, you know, even Bitcoin, arguably, even if Bitcoin chops here for another month or two.
And if you look at the same price zone of where Bitcoin and SPY match up here,
I would say that, you know, SPY, Bitcoin could possibly go sideways for like another month or two,
which means we just range between like $38,000, $35,000, or we range between $38,000, $36,000.
And it's chop people up on both sides of the range and then break out from there.
And, you know, basically regard that liquidity at the high or that shoulder high.
And then, you know, the market decides where it wants to go from there.
But if you looked at Microsoft basically breaking out of its all-time high,
I think markets are going to drive higher.
I don't think that any individual name would have gotten as high as Microsoft did
if the market wasn't basically going to drive higher and wasn't basically, you know, bringing in liquidity.
So, I think overall, you have quite a bit of upside here to look forward to.
I think leverage positions get chopped.
I don't think it's smart to be leveraged right now.
And, you know, I've talked to my team about that this morning.
I'm like, I have to look for clear validation for some type of leverage position.
If you follow people that post their 100Xs, they probably put $10 on a leverage position
and hit it once out of 100 times.
So, don't think that those people are some kind of, like, leverage genius.
A lot of them are putting very low liquidity into high X plays
and hoping that they pan out and then posting about them when they do.
So, it's very much a misconception to believe that people are coming in here
and doing 20X, 50X, 100X leverage.
And they're able to successfully achieve that.
If you knew anything about leverage, you know the liquidation levels, right?
Like, for you to put on 100X position, your liquidation could happen within, like, pennies
or a dollar, right?
Even on Bitcoin, you could be, like, $100 liquidation from your entry.
So, like, price wouldn't have to move hardly at all if that were to happen.
So, be cautious of those people and just be more wary of the market itself
and the trend that it's actually presenting.
But, overall, again, I think we'll kind of sit here, probably play between these two zones.
If you see Bitcoin go up and tap 42, that's a good sign.
That's a really good sign.
If Bitcoin goes up and taps 42, I would expect it probably to pull back to 39, 40,
and then it'll continue through and finish this move, right?
If Bitcoin doesn't touch 42 from here and continues to hesitate at 38, 39,
again, I think we roll back to 36, 35 for now.
So, that's kind of your price range as you're looking for right now.
ETH could roll from here, but it's not that much back.
Like, ETH isn't going to come that much more down from where it's at.
Maybe a couple hundred dollars, maybe a hundred.
I don't even think a couple hundred dollars.
Maybe, like, $50 to $100, something like that.
That's all the room you got for ETH to continue the momentum trade up to the upside.
And, really, if it breaks out, man, I think ETH's going to have the biggest breakout.
And if ETH breaks out, you already know what happens to altcoins.
You already, I don't even have to tell half of you.
I mean, some of you may not know, but if you don't know, I would go look at it, right?
Go look at the past, what happens when ETH moves really hard to all the altcoins in the entire market.
Definitely a time to take profit if that happens and rotate into capital that hasn't moved yet.
But definitely something to pay attention to.
I'm continuing to position as we talk.
Like, I'm not positioned against things that are just, like, exploding.
I'm positioning the things that are kind of sitting still and people aren't really paying attention to.
And I think that that's just the best play right now going into the halving.
But, yeah, that's my price targets.
I don't want to ramble.
And that's what my thoughts are on the market right now.
Let's go.
Jumping right into it.
Scott, have you searched the word D-Pen on Twitter yet and see what the fuck you find?
I'm finding a lot of shit.
I just pinned something to the top.
IoTeX.
I think you mentioned this recently, though.
But they made a post like an hour ago or something.
I'm introducing the D-Pen Liquidity Hub with founding members, G-O-D, Net, Demo Network, X-Net, Mobile, Wi-Fi Map.
I've never heard of that.
And these are big companies, though.
Drop Wireless.
I think I've heard of that.
Money follows money.
Big money follows money.
And you don't have to have money to know this.
This is reminding me of, like, when I had an unha moment about crypto in 2014.
Broke as a fucking joke.
Making maybe 30 or 40 grand a year.
And I got introduced to Bitcoin.
And the mentor at the time said, buy Bitcoin.
And I'm like, I'm broke as fuck, homie.
What?
I'm over here trying to make these sales.
And then, but, like, in hindsight, I remember, okay, well, why do I already listen to and follow this guy to begin with?
Because he has the lifestyle, the money, everything that I want.
So, anyway, the point is you don't have to have these things to take advantage of these things.
And I hope we realize that as a space, that's one of the biggest things that I thrive on.
That's why I love sharing new information.
That's why I love learning out loud with you guys.
I don't care to look or sound stupid.
I know my strengths.
I know what I'm great at.
Me and Scott have combos.
And I'm like, fam, I don't understand.
What do you mean?
Like, he has to break some stuff down for me sometimes.
Because I just know what I know.
And I know what I understand.
And then I also know how to understand what I need to understand better.
So, anyway, I say that to say that when money follows money, this is how you learn and you kind of take advantage.
Oh, that company is going there.
I should probably pay attention.
Go ahead, Will.
You got it.
No, I was just going to point out, like, I'm trying to get the, like, institutional grade.
I'm sorry.
I am saying that, though.
I'm, like, I'm kind of showing that I got enough liquidity to where I can represent myself and get the institutional grade.
But they do have, no, like, Masari is like a deep, it's a deep, deep, deep one.
Like, that's something that I really keep an eye on because those guys have some really good data points, really, really good matches on flows and everything.
There is a free version you guys can use as retail.
I'm retail, too.
Yes, I know.
Don't come at me.
Don't come at me.
Yeah, come on.
It's a term.
It's a term.
It's a term.
But, yes, like, it was really interesting over the past week.
I got this pop-up.
And, you know, Scott talked about deep ends and boom, you know.
Masari is like, this is the flows on deep ends.
And I started looking into it.
I was like, man, this is crazy.
I'm like, he literally just talked about this.
I'm like, and now this thing is like, you know, it's popping up everywhere.
You got a lot of money flow going through the deep end space.
So, it's definitely something to continue to watch, not something to ignore.
I like seeing liquidity flows and stuff like that.
That's why I pay for that stuff.
But, yeah, I think, like, it's something I'm going to definitely be looking more into, too, myself.
I want to get a deeper understanding of it.
I'm not going to sit up here and try and be like, hey, guys, I know everything about deep ends.
Because I don't.
I don't.
I just, again, when I look at things, I look at them from a money flow standpoint.
And then once, if I become interested, but from the money flow, then I look into the fundamentals, right?
And I'm like, okay, what's the fundamentals behind us?
Why is money flow going into it?
And after that, you know, then I can start charting it, start paying attention to it.
And then, you know, start looking for solid trends on it and chasing and basically getting ahead of other people, you know, but chasing the trend, but staying ahead of other people that are getting ready to move in to front run everybody else.
I try to get in as institutions and stuff are starting to eyeball things.
I think that's always the best way to do it.
You have to set in these things for a while sometimes.
But they're always really good moves because you want to get the meat of the move.
You don't want to get the end of the move.
A lot of people come in after something's popped up, like, you know, 100, 200x, and then they get a 3 or 4x off it.
But did you really profit off it?
I mean, you probably got a 3 or 4x, but everybody else got a, you know, 100, 200x.
And if you're not willing to take risks in this space, and I'm not saying risk as in, like, going to something really sketchy, but risk as in look at new places and new spaces and new things that are popping up and new interests, because that's always the hottest thing.
The hottest thing is always the new thing, right?
It's the new kid on the block.
It's not the old ones.
It's not the spy.
It's not following Warren Buffett and his preservation of wealth, not growth of wealth.
You know, it's literally just, you know, paying attention to trends and being able to move with those trends.
And the deep-end space, man, when that popped up, I'm definitely interested in that one out, too.
But, yeah, I just wanted to point that out.
Scott, I appreciate that, Will.
Did you see that up top?
You've been seeing that, I'm sure, probably.
It's probably old news, too.
Yeah, no, it's really cool, because you got to think, every IoT device, like,
it's fucking, like, should be used, you know what I mean?
Like, it's crazy to think about that.
Like, and I always bring it back to the stupid fucking sensor, you know, in the Walmart truck,
just because it's so easy to fucking, you know, explain to somebody.
But think, like, that bucket right there on the lowest level, think of, like, every other fucking device.
Like, say you got one of those Tesla chargers, like, that are attached to your house.
Or, you know, the people that have windmills, like, on their property, or, like, some kind of turbine.
You know what I mean?
You can sell that shit P2P now, you know?
Like, there's just so many.
And this is why I love Will, because y'all know I'm, like, the fucking use case guy.
And this is why I fucking, you know, I work so well with Will, because Will can, you know, explain the side.
I don't really, you know, I don't really understand.
Like, I'm just the idea guy.
Like, I find out these things and go, okay, what are the real world cases that all this stuff can do?
You know, how can I bring this part of the tech to the Web2 companies, you know, me and Profits have as clients, you know?
And Will, I just wanted to give you some flowers and give you some love, bro, because, yeah, man, like I said, I'm just the guy.
Like, Profits, too.
Profits is the idea.
We just, like, throw shit, you know, at the dartboard, you know, the use cases.
And then, you know, Will can watch the charts and explain how it's going to really go down.
And so, yeah, man, I just wanted to give you your flowers, Will.
Yeah, I think a lot of people tend to ignore the most obvious trades because they say they're the obvious trades, but they're the only obvious trade to certain individuals.
They're like, oh, well, everybody's talking about AI, so AI's not going to work.
Everybody's talking about D-PIN, so D-PIN's not going to work.
No, no, no.
There's a lot of people grifting AI.
There's a lot of people grifting D-PINs.
But those people will move on to the next thing as soon as it pops up.
They won't continue to follow it.
They won't continue to see where the money flows are.
They won't continue to see where they should be investing in those sectors.
And I hate using the word grift because I feel like it's such a thrown-on word.
But the motherfuckers don't.
They didn't like the word two years ago when we first said it.
Whoa, what's a grifter?
It's like now it's like a dirty word.
Now it's like dirty when you say it.
It does.
It feels weird saying it.
I won't lie.
Like, it really does feel weird.
But, like, when you're getting on something just to play off the hype, just to play off the interest in it,
and thinking that, okay, I can catch a few followers from talking about this, that's not the way to do it, right?
If you want to get true, long-lasting followings and you want to create true relationships in the space
and you want to, you know, potentially even look for jobs or anything else, you have to stick to your plan.
And it doesn't mean just jumping on the next hype or thinking that you're some kind of trend master, right?
If you jump in and you find a trend and you're on it for a month and then you're already jumping on to the next trend the next month
and you completely abandon the other trend, what are you a master of, right?
It's almost like a knowing of all but a master of none because you continually chase and chase and chase
and you really don't know anything about anything that you're ever talking about because you've never mastered any of it.
And this is just like a job, right?
It's like going from, like, being a hamburger chef to, like, you know, mixing concrete and then going over and cleaning windows.
And it's like you never became good at anything.
You just worked a bunch of different jobs.
That's all you did.
And a lot of people think that doing things in that manner is the way to grow following.
And there are a lot of people that chase those people.
But those people don't make money, right?
They don't make money, at least not the way we do through investing and trading.
They make money through getting, you know, advertisement or getting clicks and getting likes and so on and so forth,
but just in the wrong way.
They're teaching people the wrong way to make money, essentially.
It's almost like the government, right?
Government comes in and creates a school system and doesn't teach you anything about finance
but teaches you how to be a good worker.
You know, we need good workers.
We need good workers.
We need people to do good work.
We need people to flip burgers.
We need, you know what I'm saying?
Every job is important.
No, no, hey, bro, no, you can't even, bro, in and out, my in and out paying $23.50, bro.
You feel me?
Bro, I was getting $4.75 at the movie theater, bro, when I was a freshman in high school.
Damn, $4.75?
That's what I'm saying.
$4.75, bro.
McDonald's was paying $5.
Bro, I never...
For real, for real.
Y'all gonna laugh.
The last time I worked, when I was 18 years old, which was 2012, I was getting paid $8.50
an hour at Chipotle.
I said Chick-fil-A, Chipotle.
$8.50 an hour.
And I thought that was low.
Y'all talk about $4.50 an hour.
80 hours, it profits 80 hours, it'd be like $4.80 after tax.
And I'd go to Zoomies and buy a bunch of Echo shit, bro, and be broke as fuck for the next
two weeks.
Bro, you hit the nail on the head.
Dude, it was just, that is, bro, like, not even money to go to fucking Togo's across the
street, bro, like, dead ass broke.
I had to work in like 78 hours at Christmas break, you know what I mean, or summer break,
you fucking, dude, yeah.
And, you know what I mean, that was when I moved to the suburbs, too, so they treated
you like shit, man.
But, yo, this just in before I get to Nephew's hand.
This is crazy.
We're talking about D-Pens.
Grove just raised $7.9 million from Fidelity, affiliated Avon Ventures and Druid Ventures.
Grove will use the funding to form new partnerships that advance the D-Pen toward mainstream adoption
according to the email statement shared with Coindesk Thursday.
Just in.
Wow.
You see?
Yeah, I think it's a joke outside.
One thing I will say, yeah, it's okay.
I'm not a writer.
You guys, you little writers out there, go do your job.
So, this is not, and thank you, Scott, for the flowers.
You said this.
But this is not a new meta or a new narrative.
This is rather the most relevant, I think, piece of, not, how do I say this?
It's not a meta meaning.
It's not like back when we were figuring out, is PFP the way?
Like, some of y'all still think, y'all trying to crack this, y'all, like, it's so left behind,
and poor fucking community, y'all, fucked off your community, trying to stick to some shitty,
anyway, not making no real tech, create some shit, build a tech stack.
Damn it.
But this is not some new narrative.
This is IRL, bro.
Like, your grandparents and your parents and your family, they care about real-world assets,
ladies and gentlemen.
Before we're going to go to the nephew, we're going to go to William first.
Go ahead, and then OG.
No, I just wanted to say, if you guys, you know, don't jump around from subject to subject,
and, you know, you're a little less ADD when it comes to paying attention to what's going on around you,
you could also be a master of something and teach other people how to do it, right?
And that could always be your niche, too.
A lot of people don't even think about that.
If you've been doing something for years, that's why I stick to the trading.
I don't stick to the, you know, trying to socialify.
I don't stick to trying to, like, follow this or that or what's going on in social media.
I just stick to trading because that's what I'm good at.
And it only makes me better the more I stick to it.
Just sticking to what you're good at is always the key, and I think a lot of people miss that.
Facts, yo.
Well said.
What's up, OJ?
Hey, yo.
What the fuck is popping?
Look, first things first, when I joined the space, I was talking about, like, you know, bad paying jobs, bro.
Let me tell you, I used to work at a Dollar General, bro.
Like, I was in high school working at this Dollar General.
When I tell you they have the wildest human beings you will ever meet on the face of the earth working these motherfuckers, bro.
I'm talking the manager.
Bro, in your seat, I have my surprise.
Bro, I'm talking the weirdest human creatures you've ever met, bro.
She was like, it's late one night.
He literally told me, go mop.
I said, bet.
Boom.
Went to go mop.
Finished up.
I'm waiting at the door.
I'm ready to go the fuck home.
And she comes back from the back.
She's like, why didn't you do this, this, and this?
I'm like, you ain't tell me to do that.
Bro, she breaks into tears.
Like, full-on tears.
She was like, this fucking high schooler isn't fucking doing this job, and it's gonna cost me.
I was like, bro, I was like, I don't know what to tell you.
I'm trying to go home, bro.
You ain't tell me to do none of that.
Bro, it's just like the wildest creatures.
So, I might have been getting paid like $11 an hour, a little bit more than $8.50, but it was still hell, bro.
I mean, it sounds like she's getting beat in the back or something.
Like, where is she going?
Bro, it's just me and her, bro.
She fighting the demons.
I don't know.
Look, if you feel that way, why are you working there?
That's the question.
Hey, bro, I had to get it how I get it.
You feel me?
No, I'm talking about her.
Yeah, no, it sucks.
Hey, this is crazy.
I'm sorry to go back to nerd mode.
So, I took all the imagines from the Peak website.
So, I took all the imagines, put them in one dock, and then put them in the Fuji PT.
And, like, yo, smart energy, transportation, supply chain and logistics, real estate management,
healthcare, waste management, agriculture, water distribution.
How do I get access to Fuji PT?
Oh, here, I'll send it to you right now, man.
Public safety and emergency response, home automated systems.
And then, also, you can write, you know, what are the monetization opportunities?
So, like, water distribution.
Use the IoT as a monitor and control water distribution to detect leaks and managing water resources efficiently,
while integrated with the blockchain and ensures transparency in water usage and billing.
Monetization opportunities include selling the IoT devices for the water management
and then offering the blockchain integration services like Peak does.
So, you fucking working water, brother.
Take this shit to your boss, man.
This is, like, what I'm talking about.
Like, there's no excuse.
You don't got to know an influencer.
You don't got to know some secret company.
Yo, urban planning and development.
Smart parking solutions.
Like, this is crazy.
And I just said, give me 15 examples.
I can, anyone that uses ChatGPT, we can sit here all day and go, yo, give me 25 more.
Okay, break down number nine.
Give me the whole business plan, how to approach my CEO, you know, about doing this.
Like, literally.
Like, you don't even need to think about this shit.
I literally dumped the imagines of Peak Network's website into FujipT.
That's it.
And fucking, look at all these fucking ideas, you know, that could be fucking monetized and built, you know, with the right fucking legends that I could see in this space right in this fucking room right now.
But, uh, sorry to get nerdy real quick.
I just got all fucking hyped up doing this.
But, uh, Embo, I'm about to DM you right now.
What up, Embo had his hands up?
No, he didn't have his hand up.
Fuck that guy.
No, I'm just kidding.
What's up, two?
What's good?
Uh, nah, for real, fuck that guy.
I have a bone to pick with that fucking guy.
Um, I'm like, I'm the kind of person who likes seeing people win just cause, you know, they work hard and stuff like that.
So, I respect someone who fucking hustles their ass off.
Plus, it's like, also for selfish reasons, sort of, cause it motivates me to do better, um, in a healthy competitive manner, right?
Not to virtue signal.
Although I already did all over your eyeballs and there's nothing you could do about it.
Only profits can or Scott or will.
But you are bogus as fuck for that Kith shit, bro.
You are fucking bogus, Embo.
I am so salty, bro.
You pissed me off.
Go ahead.
Yeah, let's hear it.
Let's fucking hear it.
It was literally a copy pasta from one of my favorite artists, Patrick Amadon.
He said that he got a bag deal with Prada.
So, I made a joke that I said, oh, I got a Kith hoodie, uh, deal for, I literally copy and pasted his text.
And I said, like, I can't wait to, like, bring out the next season of Kith summer and spring hoodies.
And then I posted a picture of, like, a homeless guy with, and it said Kith on top of it.
And, like, everyone was congratulating me, like, congrats on the Kith drop, like, all this shit.
And I appreciate all that.
Um, I hope that I get all that congratulations when I actually have something to announce.
But that was just a copy pasta.
Yeah.
Well, congrats on the good copy pasta, sir.
I guess there's something to congratulate you for.
Just kidding, though.
I'm low.
Uh, great things for everybody here.
Love you, too.
I have been working my ass off the...
Good man.
I know, bro.
I know a lot of motherfuckers here are, bro.
Hopefully it pays off.
And I know it will.
Uh, more health, wealth, happiness to all you MFers.
I'm gonna go sit in a sauna.
I know it's not an airport, but too fucking bad.
Love you, MFers.
Yo, Toot.
You about to be at, uh...
You about to be at Basel?
Bah!
Maybe.
I don't know, bro.
I'm a last-minute ass motherfucker, bro.
So I literally might book the same day off.
But as of now, probably not.
Yo, let me know if you do, bro.
I'm gonna miss out, bro.
Why, OG?
You're gonna hook it up, bro?
You got the plug plug?
I got no plugs, but I'll figure it out.
I always do.
Bruh.
Nah, bro.
Enjoy the sauna.
You'll be first in line.
Later.
I'll be last in line, bro.
Let's be real.
Enjoy the sauna.
Oh, man.
Hopefully you guys are in the VIP line.
So you don't finesse yourself.
I'll say that.
Yo, yo.
Yo, if anyone has to hook up with anyone from Centrifuge, man, tap in.
Sorry.
Go ahead.
See you.
Yo, I was literally thinking about Centrifuge the other day because I remembered that they
were putting houses and shit on the blockchain.
And I was talking to them, like, over a year ago about this stuff because the company I used
to work for, Flow Carbon, started tokenizing, like, carbon credits and things like that through
Centrifuge.
Oh, yeah.
Fuck, Emma.
I always forget you was doing this shit before everybody was fucking on this shit, dude.
No, I just see, like, dude, like, when you go to RWA.xyz, dude, they're, like, every
fucking loan or every fucking RWA, it's Centrifuge, Goldfinch, and fucking Clearpool, like, on every
single one, bro.
There's, like, not even, like, no other protocol.
So I was like, man, God's happy with those guys.
Hey, if Peak just randomly pulled up, if Peak just randomly pulled up, bro, like, now I'm
just like, bro, fucking, let's see.
Yeah, I don't doubt nobody will pull up now, so.
Stop.
I'm about to pass it to Senior, but look at the bozo I just brought to the stage.
Hey, that's my boy, Hot Boy's cousin.
Yo, bro, why do people do this?
Like, why do people make shit like that, bro?
That shit is so funny to me.
Hey, can I ask him where you get your wigs done, bro?
No, bro, that shit is too, like, the names be one thing, but the random, look, he's coming
back.
No, bitch-ass motherfucker, I ain't bringing you up here.
Hey, he got, why he got the Florida wigs like that, I just knew it, why he got the wigs.
Mad disrespectful, Kyle, oh my God.
Senior, bro.
Yo, I gotta, I gotta speak up.
That's, that's my, that's my big brother.
He just getting started on this app, yo.
Like, like, let him feel a little bit.
No, I'm not lying.
Like, that's my big brother.
Nah, he got a tweet, bro.
He looked like a, tell him to make a couple tweets and he'll come back up here.
What the fuck in the truck is vouching?
Damn, but.
What up, senior?
Go ahead.
What up, guys?
I was listening to y'all's past hoot, I guess, workplaces, and I just felt like I needed to
come up because it felt relevant.
And, Scott, you mentioned something about smart parking.
Dude, I am bullish on that.
I just crashed the other day while parked.
I feel like if there's an app that can just un-park my car, because I drive a truck and
the bitch is diesel and it's a long bit and I'm not used to it.
So, yeah, that was, that was something.
So, I figured if there was, like, a smart parking app where I can just click it and someone
comes and, like, delivers my car, that'd be great.
Hey, senior, real quick.
Did you see?
So, in China, you can, you know, they got bad traffic?
Bruh.
You can Google this, bro.
You can fucking call a guy in the middle of traffic.
He'll come on a motorcycle, bro.
Push you on the bike.
Another dude sits in your car and deals with that shit and brings your shit to the house,
bro.
Dead ass.
Think of this.
Now you have an IOTC.
They future doing it without the tech.
Now, if you add the tech to that shit, bro, you, man, you going up, senior.
Hey, hey, that's, that's why China going to invade us.
Like, they already, they're already, like, a hundred years in the future.
So, I believe that.
No, G-Bunny, it's a motorcycle guy on the freeway.
That's what's so funny about the one in China.
It's a motorcycle instead of a car.
And then the dude on the motorcycle, there's two people.
One jumps out, goes in your car.
You jump on the dude with a bike and go in the side lane and go home.
See, Mexico has the same shit, but the guy on the motorcycle just take all your shit.
And he don't take it to your house.
He takes it to his house.
But I was, I used to work at McDonald's when I was like, when I was a little kid, man,
when I was 12 and shit.
And I took the kids today to fucking, to get a Happy Meal.
What, I don't know what the fuck happened to the food prices.
How did you work at McDonald's when you were 12?
I'm Mexican, bro.
I've been working since I was like five.
But anyways.
Bro.
Oh, my God.
Yeah, so I went to, and I got three Happy Meals, bro.
Tell me why it was like almost $30 for three Happy Meals.
And I paid with a 50, right?
I paid with a 50.
And I guess these mofos don't see cash these days, right?
And when I worked at McDonald's, we used to check bills.
Or I guess they still do, right?
But they would give me a little pen, and they would be like, okay, just, you know, scribble
through the bill to make sure if it turns yellow, it's good.
If it turns black, send that shit back.
They're about to get, or we're about to get rocked.
I gave them a 50, and this mofo took it like it was a fucking coloring book.
He grabbed that pen and scribbled the shit out of it.
Not only did he do that, as soon as he got done scribbling, he put it up to the light.
So he double-checked me, and I was appalled, all right?
So when he gave me my change back, I did not move until I made sure.
I was like, I'm going to make sure the change you're giving me is real, fool.
So we had that discussion.
But I was just like, dude, what happened to the $5 footlong?
What happened to the Happy Meal being like $3?
I know inflation is bad and shit like that, but at what point did we lose the dollar menu?
Look, I would have just looked at him and been like, I just printed those this morning, man.
Stop drawing on them.
Hey, Will, bro.
Hey, senor, you're going to laugh your ass off.
So I never go grab the fast food, but it was Keno's birthday.
He wanted some McGurgles.
So I go get his Happy Meal, bro.
That motherfucker was $7.50, bro.
I remember the number two was like $2.99, bro, when I was a kid, bro.
So I thought, damn, I used to get the number two in Oakland for $2.99, $3.25 with Tex.
And the six-piece nugget was $7, bro.
I was just laughing, bro.
So it's so funny that you said that to you because I just said it today.
I was like, damn, times has motherfucking changed.
I was like, this shit's expensive to eat shitty.
And then I looked at the other prices, the Big Mac shit was like $10, bro.
I was like, damn, bro.
This is crazy, bro.
Bro, the Big Mac is $10.
And Big Mac is a mini Mac.
Yo, I got the Big Mac recipe.
Hit me up.
I'm not even joking.
See, buddy, you need that.
Bro, it sounds like G-Bone eating a Big Mac right now.
No, bro, I'm eating fish.
I'm eating fish stick right now.
But, bro, oh, my God.
If you want a Big Mac recipe, the original recipe, the sauce, hit me up.
I got it.
I'm good on McDonald's.
We all got it.
It's like Thousand Island sauce.
Look, let me explain to you guys something.
When you eat McDonald's, you might as well just eat cardboard because that's what it tastes
like to me.
It tastes like cardboard.
Hey, Will, you see the carpenters that found the McDonald's in the wall from the 70s?
That shit in the bag and everything, bro.
The fries was all.
It doesn't rot.
It does not rot.
Will is just saying that because Bitcoin is above 38K.
Hey, if it was lower, I'd be eating McDonald's.
You're right.
Hey, did anyone figure out how that In-N-Out rapper got to New York, bro?
I forgot about that whole thing.
Wait, what?
Remember somebody found an In-N-Out rapper on the ground and they were like, okay, this
is a rich guy flew on a plane and dropped it here.
Like, what the fuck is going on?
It was like a whole ass mystery, like that damn blue dress color.
I do want to bring something up, though.
I posted that bullish post today on the charts between Spy and BTC and ETH, and I looked
back at my account an hour later and I lost 50 followers.
I guess I'm just not bearish enough.
I don't know if that's any of you, but I'll try to be more bearish for you, okay?
You need to just be pissing these people off.
I was going to ask Will.
So do I, dude.
Remember that one guy?
RWAs, RWAs, RWAs.
The new grift.
Real quick.
Hey, Will.
Do you think there's going to be an up going when taxes come, or are people just going to
have to, like, is this season, tax season going to be for crypto, or for, like, what's
it called?
Just regular utilities.
I think everybody owes on their taxes, so I don't know how much tax money we're going
to get into crypto or any other asset.
Like, the government's coming for your pockets in a big way.
So I don't know how you guys want to invest, or don't invest, but I would be investing.
I'm leaving the country again.
What's up, Aria?
Hey, Profits.
Hey, Scott.
Hey, Will.
Hello, everyone.
Man, I just wanted to pop in real quick.
I've been listening in to your spaces for quite a while, and just, like, learning a ton
from you guys.
So I just wanted to pop up and say hello, introduce myself.
And yeah, my name's Aria.
I'm very, very new to the sort of Web3 space in general.
I'm a musician.
But recently, over the past few months, I've actually been sort of teaching myself through
different courses and things how to trade.
So as you can imagine, listening to people like you guys has been so, so invaluable to
And even just then, Will, when you were doing that charting, it was like a little quiz for
me, because I was like, okay, cool.
So I can see the support and resistance lines.
I can see the trend.
Okay, cool.
I was trying to, like, follow along.
And yeah, so I just wanted to sort of pop up and just add that to the conversation.
I absolutely adore these spaces.
They're so, so powerful for, especially for newbies like me who, you know, we're still
trying to navigate.
I've been testing and, like, demo accounts for, or my demo account for about a month now.
And yeah, it's just a super valuable space.
And the vibes are obviously immaculate as well.
When I saw that Yo Donnie's PFP, I choked on air because that shit was so funny.
But yeah, hey, guys.
What's up?
Welcome.
Thank you for being here.
And thank you for being another woman on stage.
It gets really, really hard out here.
Got to talk to men all day, every day.
But aside from that, Aria, you said you're new to Web3.
All right.
I would love two things that you've learned while being around these different type of
characters here.
And you don't have to, don't worry.
No one's going to, you know, you're not going to hurt any feelings.
But from your standpoint, because I'm jaded, I'm screwed.
My judgment on the space, it's done with because I'm in it now.
So I might be too biased or I don't see certain things anymore.
So being brand new here, what do you, what do you notice?
You can start with the bad and then go with the good.
Oh, that's a really, really good question.
Okay.
You know, I'll start with the good because that's what's coming to my mind first.
And to be honest with you, one thing that I've noticed that I really like is, especially
coming to Web3 from a music standpoint, you know, like me and people in like the music
NFT community and that sort of thing.
I feel as though there's a real sense of community here in the Web3 space that's really sort of
missing from Web2.
I feel like especially with the kind of music model and that sort of thing, you know, there's
a lot of this sort of scarcity mindset and people are sort of in this position of feeling
like everyone's a competitor or I'm in competition with people.
And one thing I've loved about this space, specifically the music side of things, has been
that does feel like there is a real sense of community and people are really rooting for
each other.
Okay, the bad thing, what if I, let me try to think, and I'll be honest if I can think
of something, what haven't I liked?
Yeah, and nothing specific really.
And I only say this because it's really easy to come in and be very like positive and like,
oh, you know, like what's the word?
I don't think you're toxic positive, but that's very normal in this space.
Um, and so I think people come brand new and then they're like, yeah, everybody's, everybody's
good.
Everybody's cool.
And then a little, you know, punch in the mouth comes and I don't know if that's happened
for you yet, or you're like, ooh, rude awakening or oof.
So I don't know if you've been through any of that yet.
If you haven't yet, I will say you will go through it, but I'm not here to be negative.
You know what?
I'm not here to be negative.
I ain't scared of her, buddy.
She's strong.
I ain't worried.
No, a hundred percent.
Girl, I appreciate that because I want to know that if I'm in some kind of a
fairyland right now and I'm like, oh, it's all so nice.
And like, someone's going to come from the fucking left and set me up.
I need to know.
Like, so I appreciate that.
And, um, I, maybe because I am.
It's happening right now.
Bro, shut up.
It's coming for me.
No, I've been listening to her spaces for too long.
I can tell she's real.
But, um, yeah, no, I appreciate that.
I think maybe because I'm still so new, I haven't experienced anything yet.
I mean, I've had a couple of weird DMs, but I feel like that just happens in general.
I did.
You know what?
I did have the first person ask for my seed phrase.
And, um, dude, I really, I felt like I'd fucking made it.
I was like, okay, cool.
You've been in these spaces long enough for people for now the fucking scammers and that
to start emerging.
And I was like, all right, cool.
So I'm new to web three, but I'm not new to life.
Asking me questions like that is not, you know what I mean?
So little things like that I've been able to navigate, but if there's anything else I
need to keep my eye on, then please do let me know because yeah, I want to watch my back,
of course.
Nah, well said.
I'm definitely not a negative answer.
They probably sounded really negative, but I appreciate that.
I genuinely appreciate new, um, perspective from, from new people.
Um, so yeah, cause, cause, you know, it might not look the same to them as it does to me.
Uh, well, go ahead.
Nah, I just, I like how she said I'm new to the space, but not new to life.
It's kind of like I was born.
I wasn't born today.
Sorry guys.
Uh, I'll tell you this, like, uh, I'll give you a little bit and maybe you already know
this stuff, maybe you don't like telegram and discord biggest places to get scammed.
Always ignore DMS and any, either one of those, even if it looks like it's somebody, you know,
like just don't even bother messaging them back.
Just be like, no, sorry.
If you want to message me, you know how to get all me through other means.
Just don't even bother with it.
I've seen people mimic people and literally get them to like scam into some BS and everything
else.
So that, uh, I just want to throw out there just for some food for thought.
Um, I watched people literally like change their image and change all their information
to look like the person who's, who's like runs the discord and get people to go to some
scam site and then like scam their wallets and all that stuff like that.
Oh, hook up here, send this much here and we'll manage your money and blah, blah, blah.
And that's, that's why I always tell people, I'm like, I'm not, I don't ask nobody for
nothing, nothing.
So if anybody ever deems you and their name's a will and they're like, Hey, uh, put your
money here and I'll invest for you or I'll trade for you.
It's a lie flat out.
A hundred percent a lie.
I'm not going to, I'm not going to trade for any of you.
I'll just tell you, I'm not trading for nobody.
So don't ask.
It's not going to happen.
But look, if you, if you have a question on like how to trade or how to look at something,
I'll answer that.
But I ain't touching your money.
That's why I'm not, I'm not a financial advisor, not a money manager.
None of that stuff like that.
So I'm not going to jail for anybody, uh, just to make a couple of bucks.
Well, there you have it, ladies and gentlemen, before we continue on, I definitely want to
remind you guys that you are 100% being lied to.
Okay.
Not here, but in life, you are being lied to.
When you leave the Supreme store, the bottom of their seat tells you that you're being lied
So that's the alpha, uh, if you haven't already like common repost a room, if you are attending
our Basil, you want to make sure you are attending beat Basil brought to you by yours truly.
This is one event that I promise you, and this is not me overselling.
I don't got to do none of that.
Stay your ass home, go somewhere else.
But what I will say, this is one of the biggest things I put together ever.
Um, I've been a part of a lot of shit and this is definitely super dear to my heart.
Can't stop thinking about it.
I'm wondering why I'm still in spaces because I got so much shit to do, but this is very
important.
Uh, we have some amazing sponsorships, some amazing partners involved and very grateful
for each and every single one of them.
Every person, every human, every, every entity that's been a part in just even putting me
in a group chat with somebody.
I, I appreciate you and, and you have no idea what this means, uh, for myself, for Scott
and everything that we're putting together.
Uh, really, really appreciate it.
Just want a quick reminder, early bird tickets won't be there forever and I will not be able
to help you at the door.
I don't give a fuck who you are.
It is what it is.
Um, but I will say, what I will say though is definitely, you know, be ready for a really
good time.
Andrew, old friend.
Profit.
Great to see you.
What's going on?
Real quick.
I just wanted to, to just throw in one more thing.
Like if, if you're going to places and you're not getting VIP.
We're going to call him Richie real quick now since Josh was not around anymore.
If you're going to places and you're not getting VIP, you might as well not even go.
Like I, look, I pay, I pay for, for a premium whenever I go.
Like you don't have to pay for first class flight, but the entry, you have to pay, you
have to pay to get in and skip the line guys.
Like you, you want to set, you want to set a universal studio in the four hour line where
you can skip everybody by like at least three and a half hours.
Like seriously, you guys don't agree?
He's throwing thumbs down as if he wasn't here.
I wouldn't put his ass in VIP.
Stay on mute.
Stay on mute.
No, no, no, no, no.
Fuck off.
See, you stay on mute now.
Cause, cause you know better.
Andrew, what's up?
I want to hear it going on.
It's been a, it's been a while, Scott.
It's been a while as well.
Provis, how many, how many days have you guys been hosting Web3 Exposed in a row?
Like in, like just under like consecutively over like two years, right?
In a row?
I mean, I killed the row shit back in Asia.
That was not going down.
But I mean, very consistently, uh, I don't know, over a year.
It's been over a year now, over 12 months.
That's super impressive.
You guys held it down all throughout the bear.
No, that's, that's definitely gotta be a really good feeling.
Really good feeling.
Aria, I was going to tack on to what Will said.
This happened to me today.
And right when Will said what he said, it just kind of, you know, just clicked.
People are probably going to ask you to test their game.
I promise you there's nothing worth of value of testing their game.
Aria, do not test their game for them.
Tell them to get one of the developers to do it.
Cause they're going to try to tell you to, Hey, test my game.
Want to try it out?
You'll get $6 for free.
And then 10 minutes later, you're washed.
Definitely don't do it.
And they'll message you through discord, through this, through that.
They'll send you a landing page.
Just literally just block them to move on.
That's a fact.
That's one thing that's been going around for a long, long time.
I can't lie.
That's like one of the most consistent schemes.
For sure.
Aria, I'm sorry.
You're going to say something.
Go ahead.
Damn.
No, you guys are just making me feel like I just basically need to say no to absolutely
everything.
No, for sure.
Absolutely do.
Just ask for an email or discord.
Make sure you have a different email for the contacts in your email.
Don't send your number out either.
That's a big no, no.
Telegram discord is your best bet as well.
Cause there's weird things that people do with numbers and shit.
Yeah.
Just weird people.
Yeah.
So just throwing that out there.
Don't, don't give that stuff away.
Profits.
Do you, with your wallets and stuff, do you have a hardware wallet as well?
Should I get one?
Yeah, absolutely get a hardware wallet for sure and use it and don't get it on Amazon.
I recommend ledger cause that's what I have and I use ledger.com and that's it.
Okay, cool.
All right.
Make it easy.
Go on the account, find the account on X and then just the bio or not the bio, the website
will be in the bio.
It's a quick, easy to click and that's it.
There you go.
Exactly.
That's the alpha.
Definitely going to senior last.
Jen, great to see you.
How's it going?
I just had to argue about the VIP thing as VHL being my alter ego.
If you are paying for VIP, you're doing it wrong.
You either get invited to go in VIP, but still all the fucking fun is in GA.
Okay.
Like don't be telling people to pay for VIP.
Okay.
Listen, yeah.
Pay for whatever the fuck you want to fucking pay for.
There's some people, some people, some people don't like to drink or smoke or any of that.
You don't care for any of that.
Then you don't have to worry about anything, but some of y'all do.
And then crying about $30 a shot.
We're in Miami, baby.
This is the, this is the new LA.
This is the new New York.
I don't give a fuck what y'all got to say.
And the shots ain't cheap no more.
It's not going, it's not going down.
Everybody from LA left over here.
Miami is not anywhere.
Like Miami, LA ends up like-
No, I'm talking about 2016 LA, 2016 LA, 2016 New York.
Miami goes so much harder than LA.
Like do not expect-
Okay.
I agree.
I agree.
I, I'm a little torn.
I spent my twenties in LA and now I'm 30 and back in Florida.
So I'm just, you know, I can't lie.
It's been a wild two years here.
And I thought I was going to be more heartbroken about leaving LA.
And I'm not, I'm not as heartbroken about leaving LA for sure.
My bad POV.
What you said, fam?
No, I was just saying the same thing.
Moved here about two years ago.
It's been dope as fuck ever since.
Super different.
And you definitely don't want to be spending your time in them general admission lines.
That's big debt out here in Miami.
The culture is just different.
They're not outside kicking shit.
They all are super lame.
Yup.
The boy knows exactly.
All of us on stage, just, no, all of us on stage, like Jen said, motherfucker, we be
getting invited and you just go in there, motherfucker.
Hey, and hey, I hate when you got to see me like in Vegas, it'd be like me, Jen, profits,
bunch of us.
They're like, oh yeah, we always know it's y'all bro.
Like in the front every single time.
Cause y'all ain't waiting in my house.
It's like, hell no, I'm not bro.
What the fuck?
I'm fucking, we want to get in this motherfucker.
It's too aggravating.
I don't got time for that.
What's up, senior?
Like the Zuki clothes pickup.
I got 2%.
He was my cousin.
I pretended to do as my cousin.
Remember, I was like, what's up, cousin?
I cut that whole line.
Go ahead.
Yeah.
I said, what's up, cousin?
He's like, come up here.
I'm like, it worked.
There you go, Scott.
That's how we do it.
That's why I was thumbing down Will, because I had just seen this, this new shit that's
saying that the club scene has been ruined.
That if you ain't got a bottle service, if you ain't got a table, if you ain't got all
this, and if you ain't not even putting your hands up, you not it.
And I'm just kind of like, what happened to the old days where, you know, hey, open the
door in the back, you know, sneak the bottle in when you're lagged, because you're right.
I used to pay $9 a shot, and you're telling me it's $30 now?
Sheesh.
That ain't going to happen.
And on top of that, don't forget your bulletproof vest.
No, I agree, senior.
Like, I'm not saying, like, if you can get in for free, get it.
You know what I'm saying?
But, like, if you can't get in for free, and you're going in, you're paying for basic
service on top of that, like, why are you even going?
You know what I'm saying?
Like, that's...
So why'd you guys buy LoudPunks?
What?
I said, why'd you guys buy LoudPunks?
I'm joking.
Oh, gotcha.
Jen, nice to see you.
It's been a while.
Any new alpha you can bring to the space.
We're on the night show here.
We're going to wrap up in a little bit, Jen.
But anything you want to bring to us, maybe to piss Scott off, maybe.
I want to congratulate Jen.
She was behind a very successful drop that raised over a million dollars today.
So, huge congratulations.
Wow, I slept on the fucking drop.
I'm an idiot.
She kept telling me about it.
Her and Seneca and the whole team at Transient really did an amazing job.
I had the pleasure of being on Spaces with them earlier today for the drop.
And I interviewed Seneca earlier last week.
So, Jen's awesome.
Jen's a superstar.
Seneca's a superstar.
I'm so happy to see all this winning in the space.
And I really, like, appreciate Jen connecting me to Seneca.
Oh, no, yeah.
It was cool seeing, like, I think she's someone that has probably changed a lot of our lives, like, indirectly, right?
If you guys don't know, she created the characters, the Bored Apes.
So, she was the lead artist.
And this is her first series in the space.
And it was on a brand-new token standard, which I think is pretty revolutionary, ERC-7160s, which just allow for multi-metadata.
So, there's a lot of storytelling.
The art, the longer you hold, there's things that happen.
There's some alpha coming up with that, but I'm also a part of it, so I don't want to shill.
But, yeah, anyway, I think, like, that token standard in general is just awesome for the space and is going to unlock so many things for creators.
So, I would definitely look into that.
Transients put out a ton of information.
There was, like, a great space with Emblem Vault that we did.
And, yeah, like, it's everything that we were promised NFTs could be.
And, I don't know, it's, like, of course, I just worked on a drop, but, like, one where I kept getting notifications from Discord of, like, oh, my God, like, too many people are joining.
It's, like, we are so fucking back, guys.
We're so fucking back.
No, hey, no.
I love that.
No, I'm just so hyped because the fucking dynamic NFTs, the fucking ENFTs, like, just, like, what you just said.
Like, now I feel, musically, okay, maybe my wild-ass ideas can, like, work now.
You know what I mean?
Scott, imagine dropping an album and you can have all of the songs on a token.
One of the really cool artists, I think Mariana, dropped an album, like, two months ago that had 12 different songs each on the same token.
Because Patrick Amidon's doppelganger contract allows for, like, that type of metadata.
And then this contract that Jen and Seneca worked on kind of takes that contract and, like, takes it to the next level by allowing you to have, like, multi-metadata.
I'm already building a project on it.
It's very dope.
Bro, are you saying that that token could basically represent, in a sense, like, an album?
And within that album, you can have songs?
Because that sounds crazy.
So this is, so ERC-7160, right, it's multi-metadata.
So within it, like, normally when you get a metadata update, right, like, you refresh it and then the pre-reveal image goes away.
But with ERC-7160, you get every single version and then you can pin your favorite to, like, being the one that is viewable on OpenSea.
And so the way that Transient did it, it's backwards compatible with ERC-721s, which means, like, they already work on every single marketplace, right?
Like, it's super easy, but you can continuously add updates to any single different NFT forever, right?
And I think that's so cool because all of us as artists, like, we evolve, right?
I know that, like, there's so much work that, like, I'll go back and revisit from a new perspective.
And I think being able to do that and then Transient also has this thing called story inscriptions where essentially, like, you can on-chain, if you're either the holder of the token or you're the token creator, you can, like, create stories and write things and leave messages, right?
So you can literally, like, start with one song and then maybe send some people stems, right?
Like, there's, you can note a winner of a contest, you can put the official remix on everyone else's token, right?
Like, there's, for music, like, that's so not even touching.
Like, you can do whatever the fuck you want, but the ability to, like, update things and, yes, you could have an entire album that comes out over time in one token.
I, this is, like, everything I thought NFTs could be when they were first described to me and there was so much shit I was trying to figure out.
And then I heard about 7160, I'm like, I'm literally pausing everything because this is all the answers.
So, yeah.
Definitely, you guys will think of way weirder shit.
Yeah, Jen, you had me on, what space were we all on?
When you brought the Transient people up, Jen, the other day.
When we were talking about the emotions.
Teak, the Daily Alpha or something.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, that was it.
I couldn't remember.
My brain is just fried out, but.
Yeah, I think I was on stage also.
Yeah, we were talking about, like, just fucking around.
We were talking about smell-o-vision, taste, and emotions, changing with your emotions.
By the way, you know that Google had an April Fool's joke a few years back, like, five years ago, that was, like, a smell joke.
They said, like, you can touch your nose to the screen and you'll be able to smell whatever you type in or whatever.
And people thought that, like, they created a new, like, smell technology that would transfer from, like, the internet to your phone.
But I actually think that that could be possible.
So this actually exists because I've gone down these rabbit holes of, like, there is ways.
And I'm on a whole vibe of, like, food actually only has taste from smell.
And I think that we could have, like, generative flavored food.
And one day we won't have to think about eating.
That's, like, the vibe, the problems in the world that I want NFTs to solve because I don't like thinking about food.
But, yeah.
I feel like maybe that could work for salads, but I don't know if that would work for, like, anything else.
I don't fucking know.
I'm just a D-gen who doesn't really know how to cook except for mac and cheese.
Milo, didn't they introduce that concept of, like, smelling things in theaters as well?
Or is that, am I saying, correct?
No, no, Angie, they got that now, bro.
And the 5D, like, rides at, like, boardwalk and shit like that.
They have the oceans, like, the one in SeaWorld where the water fucking hits you and shit.
And some get hot, you know.
They already have, like, a bunch of that shit.
It's just, like, I was thinking what would – I asked Jen and the rest of the team that was up there, like,
what do we think, like, the most natural pivot is?
And I think, you know, me and Profits are working on the AI and emotional analytics stuff.
I just think that would be, like, a natural progression, you know, with the Apple lens or your fucking watch, you know,
send some kind of signal.
I don't know.
Okay, big brother.
But, no, Jen, check your DM.
Hefner, what's the vibe?
I'm just listening to you, everybody here.
It's just – I love everything you guys are always talking about.
There's always something.
I try to engage when I can, especially when it comes to music.
So I wanted to know about, you know, Jen, I guess, with Transient.
I'm going to be – I'm a creator on Rug Radio, so I'm going to be at the R House.
And I look forward to meeting you, you know, your team and everybody at Transient that's going to be there.
I'll be there, too.
I can't wait, Hefner.
I want to be super clear that I don't work at Transient.
I've had, like, the privilege of working with them on a bunch of different projects, and they're brilliant and literal rocket scientists.
But, yeah.
Thank you for the disclaimer.
Not on that note.
Yeah, maybe you could answer this question.
But I'm their biggest fan.
Go for it.
That's what's up.
So with music, regarding the music, actually, is this – and please forgive me.
The ERC, it's a 761, you said?
I didn't –
7160.
7160.
Okay.
So, well, if somebody, you know, is a musician and they don't really – they're not a coder, they're not a dev, they have no idea about that.
If they're just stuck in their room or studio or whatever you want to – wherever they're at being creative and making music, and they want to get their music out there using this ERC and this new technology, you know, where can they go?
Where do they go to upload the music?
How does it work?
So, when you create – there's something on Ethereum called an EIP, and, like, that's a proposal, right, to Ethereum.
And there's – you can go look it up.
Like, it's all public, right, and it goes through a bunch of different steps.
Not a lot of them get approved.
ERC 7160 literally got approved two days ago.
So, Seneca's Mint was the first Mint using this new token standard.
So, I'm sure there will be tools.
Right now, it is open source.
So, I don't know if, you know, someone's going to make a no-code tool by tomorrow for it or if Transient will be the first one.
But there's definitely going to be information.
So, I'm sure you will get it first in Miami.
But I would also make sure you're following them on all of their socials.
But it is, like, a new token standard that was accepted on Ethereum.
So, all of the source code is public, and that means anyone can build with it.
So, I'm sure there's going to be a multitude of places soon.
Excellent.
I'm actually driving.
So, as soon as I get back to the crib, I'm loading up Transient, and I'm going to do a deep dive on them today.
I just, you know, found out about them actually maybe a couple days ago.
So, I'm unfamiliar with that territory of Web3 and what they're doing, but excited nonetheless to meet everybody and to really find out what's going on with it.
And see how, you know, people that I know that are in the music industry can utilize this.
Because that's really one of the biggest things that we're trying to tackle is, you know, the figuring out of how to get an album together like this.
Or to even get your music onto the blockchain where, you know, the musicians can get paid instantly for their work instead of having to wait, you know, from a record label to have to pay them.
And, you know, minus their residuals and minus what they laid out, you know, the company would lay out for the artist, you know, or even publishing, you know, where, you know, your song is being broadcast on the radio.
The broadcast company pays a fee to a pro company, which is a performance.
My background is in the music industry, so trust me, I know all this very well.
And the one thing, the one piece of advice, I'm like, look, I think there's tools.
And I think Scotty and I go on about this all the time.
But, like, what can you not do in the traditional industry that you've always wanted to do?
And, like, how can blockchain technology do that for you?
Because if people just try and, like, recreate a broken system, which is very much the music industry, like, we don't need a Web3 Spotify.
We need something that solves problems that Spotify has created, right?
So, like, we need to approach it differently.
And so I think, one, there's a ton of no-code tools.
I know I have a bunch of educational material.
But, like, really, it's how do you want to use this technology to enable you to do things that you've always wanted to do that, like, the infrastructure in place hasn't allowed for you to do?
So, for example, like, when TuneCore and, like, when that came out and it was, like, independent distribution, right?
Like, that was a big deal for artists that really, like, opened things up.
And I think if people look at NFTs as, like, how do you make it even better from there?
Because when that happened, it did start other problems.
And so it's, like, how can we use this to solve it, right?
But I think it's, like, that type of shift.
So that's just my one piece of advice in thinking about approaching it is forget everything about the stupid music industry because it's broken and it is the future and it was made in the past and shit has changed.
Yeah, right on.
I've been in the music industry since I'm a kid.
And so, yeah, this has been one of the biggest things, even just on a personal level, where I want to help, you know, right the ship of that, you know, failing music industry as it is today.
So, yeah.
So thanks a lot, Jen.
I'm going to shoot you, actually, a DM.
So please look out for that.
I appreciate the profit.
Scott, Will, Emlow.
Appreciate you all.
Jen, thank you.
See you next week.
Yo, I'm hyped on that topic, though, by the way, because I have a lot, like, I'm a musician myself, and I have a lot of homies that make music also.
And some of them have, like, found their way into, like, this Web3 ecosystem-like system.
And I've noticed a lot of the approaches that they've taken to dropping and releasing their music.
Like, although they've definitely done well, like, it could have been capitalized on better.
Say we had a lot of these new token standards.
And, you know, I know sometimes waiting on the sidelines can be good.
Sometimes it can hold you back.
But I feel like hearing this news of this token standard Jen mentioned is exactly what I was confident was going to come out, something that gave you more flexibility and control over what you might envision for your, you know, like, we're playing on digital identity.
And just the idea that I would drop music, and for the most part, it's locked and loaded as is without too much of an altar to it.
I can't change much about it.
That always kind of made me nervous.
So hearing these new mechanisms is kind of like shedding a whole point of light in that direction.
That I can also go back and tell a whole community of people about, and they can kind of feel a little more secure.
And seeing how this can be a way out for people's music career to where they can own and have control of their own stuff.
Facts.
I've been excited for musicians to come into this space and do their thing.
And I still don't feel like we're super there, but we're getting closer.
We're closer than we were before.
Verse, what's up?
What's going on?
Hey, hey, Profits.
I had a question about B-Bavillard.
Oh, go ahead.
Are kids allowed at your event?
Yeah, all ages.
If you obviously want to drink, there will be different wristbands you need.
But, yes, they are all ages.
It is outside and inside.
There is, you know, smoke.
So if you don't want your kid to be around any smoke, then if, you know, then that's that.
But, I mean, we are outside.
It's not like they're going to be suffocated or anything like that.
It's like you're traditional when you see smoking in the street, whatever.
Thank you, Profits.
Absolutely.
Appreciate you.
Excited to see you.
You too.
We are outside.
With that being said, I'm about to just turn off early birth tickets.
Fuck y'all.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Take it tomorrow.
Not you, Bruce.
Not you.
Don't worry.
Don't worry.
I'm messing around.
No, but I'm excited as hell, yo.
I think Scott made a post.
Wherever you see Scott is where you see me.
So, you know, if it's that relevant and important and Scott's there, then we'll be there.
It's going to be fun.
If you want to follow us around.
No, I'm just kidding.
Don't follow me around, bro.
More importantly, though, damn, a lot of cool shit going down.
A lot of cool shit's going down.
Bruce, what's up?
Go ahead.
Like, this is going to be my first Rep3 event, so, like, are you going to help me with your people?
Oh, absolutely.
Oh, sure.
Absolutely.
To be honest, you might fuck around and find a job, a best friend.
That's the greatest thing about these events.
Right.
That's what's up.
Do you guys expect the event to be more lively, considering that the market's kind of uptrend in the past, you know, few weeks?
What happened, Andrew?
Is that a question?
Yeah.
Do you think the events are going to be more lively now, considering that the price is up a little more?
I'm going to tell you something.
I'm going to tell you something, Andrew.
That shit doesn't matter at all.
People act like they're richer than they are no matter what.
I will say, in the bull market, you could smell the unrealized profits in the air.
Why?
What do you mean by that, profits?
Well, at 11, club, light club, you go, and all types of dumbass messages are on the fucking VIP bottle service boards.
And that's how you know.
They say stupid shit like crypto forever.
Thank you, Pepe.
Like, all types of wild.
Thank you, Shiba.
Thank you, Doge.
That's how you know shit's just idiotic outside.
And you need to get as much money as you can.
In the bear market, don't get it twisted.
Still going on.
Maybe less bottles being bought.
But the energy is still very high.
I see why you asked that.
But to be honest, I can't tell the difference.
There is different in convos.
There's less hype.
There's less motherfuckers trying to sell you a motherfucking dream.
Because motherfuckers are awake.
So I'll say that.
That's a positive.
I love that.
There's more realness in the bear market, for sure.
Yeah, the bubblegum salesman probably won't be around, considering the market right now.
I mean, they might come around in 12 months.
But right now, I doubt it.
That's a fact.
The smart bubblegum hustlers are still lingering.
They're just being quiet.
But you're absolutely right, sir.
Absolutely right.
But yeah, what a day.
I appreciate you all.
Short show.
But hey, we're outside.
Tomorrow, we'll be right back.
Don't worry about it.
Be ready, though.
Be ready.
Some enhancements.
Some ads are being added to the event.
Go ahead, Burst.
What happened?
You got to be plus one to the ape event.
Plus one to the ape event.
Are you talking about the clubhouse?
Yeah.
I want to go there.
I just don't know if I will, because it's really far away.
So it's in Weston.
Damn.
Yeah, no, a shout-out to the boy, Matt, and everybody putting that together.
It's just realistically, I just don't know.
But we'll see.
On the 10th, I have a basketball game and other things I'm doing.
But I definitely will connect you with him and see if we can get you over there.
Wait, the athletic one?
No, this one's actually being put together by some big three teams.
It's a pretty – and some other –
Some information will come out for that, too.
I'm going there, too.
See you there.
Yeah, for sure, Burst.
Definitely.
What's up, Will?
Go ahead.
No, I just want to tell people –
I know some people are feeling good right now.
Like, this is just the beginning, guys.
Like, when we actually get into the bull run, this is going to be a whole other game.
And I think, like, people are talking about this right now.
Like, we're in the middle of the bull.
You haven't seen bull yet.
I'll tell you that.
And these markets do this to people every single cycle.
They're like, oh, well, just keep your expectations rounded.
You might get a 2 or 3x.
And then the market just goes absolutely apeshit.
But, so, I mean, at the end of the day, we're just at the beginning of what's to come, in my opinion, as far as markets.
That's why I tell you guys – and I've been telling you guys since 25K.
I'm like, look, you guys got to get in the market.
You got to get into the market.
You got to get into the market.
All I heard was war.
All I heard was recession.
All I heard was this and that.
I'm like, look, if that's all you're hearing, if that's what everybody around you is saying, it's probably the wrong thing, right?
And just pay attention to, you know, what's actually going on.
But, like, I don't think people are going to lose their mind at the moment.
Like, profits will be throwing some bangers, I bet, going into the bull.
And as of right now, like, this is just the entry, right?
It's your appetizer before the meal.
And the meal comes later.
Absolutely well said.
I was saying this to Scott all damn day.
If you didn't know, now you know.
Maybe pretend that I've never, ever, ever contributed or helped any event, ever.
We're going to call this the proof of concept.
That's what we'll call this.
Very excited.
Very excited.
No fancy founder.
No rugged community.
No promising of fucking revenue.
This is off the strength, off the motherfucking muscle.
Thank you to everybody that's believed in me and Scott and, you know, just been there from the start.
In every shape or form, you know who the fuck you are.
It really means a lot to us.
Yeah, man.
I got to go.
Scott, how are you feeling?
Any last words?
No, I appreciate everybody coming.
I appreciate Jen giving us some fucking alpha about transient.
And, you know, congratulations on the whole curation.
This is what the space needs.
These are the people we need to uplift.
These are the fucking things we need to focus on.
Don't get me wrong.
It's funny to watch people argue about art.
But, like, you know, leave the personal attacks off of Frank and shit like that.
It's cool to jab people and fuck around.
But everybody got the same goal, right?
No matter how you feel personally about this founder or this person, we all stayed here together, right?
So, hopefully, Basil, all those Twitter fingers turn into hugs.
But, yeah, man.
Brother.
Brother.
I don't want to hear end of tea juice, brother.
All right, guys.
Peace out.
See you soon.
Forewarning, I'm officially an event promoter.
So, fuck around and find out.
Have a good evening.
