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Web3 Uncensored 🌎
Recorded: Jan. 12, 2024 Duration: 2:09:00Space Recording
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If I tell you I got you, my nigga, I got you.
If I say I like you, my nigga, I love you.
I love you, but I don't listen to rumors ain't running by me.
I don't even panic, I know you my man.
Let's just hold that shit down like we beat me and Roddy.
I'ma let you know, I'm over sloppy.
Don't say that you got me when you never look.
Used to go to the PJs, meet up in the lobby.
Now we on the PJs right to .
but they also give out grants and a whole bunch of other cool stuff.
If they're bullish on you and you go up there and knock it out the park
like Bark just did, the sky is the limit, in my opinion.
I think you can make a lot of things happen.
So very, very great work there, Bark.
How do you feel after that space, homie?
Yo, feeling good, man.
Right after that space ended, I believe Croft Meta had a huge sale.
It was the biggest sale for DogeNull dogs at 24,000 Doge.
So pretty sick, man.
And currently talking with the DogeChain team to teach them how to buy DogeNulls,
their very first DogeNulls.
And you already know which DogeNulls they're going to be buying, fam.
So they're also looking at sweeping a bunch for giveaways to give out in their next space.
So going to be teaching them, onboarding them to DogeLabs.
So dude pays to play and definitely was a cool opportunity to go up there and get to
chat with them.
And that's the kind of stuff that is going to take it to the next level, Yo's.
You know, partnering with really smart people, getting them involved and seeing what we can
continue to build.
Because, you know, like I said yesterday, the mint was brick one.
That's where we started books.
So moving forward, man, I'm super excited.
And hopefully we get to share some cool memories with them and do some cool shit with them.
So I think it's already happening.
You're already seeing it.
So keep an eye out for the rest of tonight as they start to pick up their first Doge's.
Yo, so that space alone really impacted our volume, you're saying, too.
Oh, yeah.
I mean, I'm onboarding them right now so they can buy their first one.
Oh, that's freaking awesome, man.
Really, really cool stuff there.
Guys, I hope you don't just look at that space and what Bark did as something that was
cool and awesome and Bark did a good job.
Rather, I hope you guys are taking it as, man, I saw how Bark knocked it out the park.
That's how I'm going to knock it out the park when Bark's not around, when Book's not around,
when the rest of the community isn't around.
Guys, there's ways to handle yourselves on other people's stages.
There's ways to know the room and understand the room and read the room before saying certain
things.
So please, guys, try your best out there.
I think you guys already are, but I know a lot of people think it's still 2021 or 2022
where you can go up on stages and do some cringy-ass shill and a bunch of people are going to
buy in.
It's just not how it works.
You've got to go up there.
You've got to sound smart.
You've got to really represent the community, make the community look good, make people
say, damn, that guy seems super smart.
I want to be a part of that community.
That's how I look at it.
I hear someone go up and shill something.
I care about what they're talking about.
They sound like shit.
And they're up there representing the community as a manager, as a moderator, or even like
a big community member.
It tells me a lot whether I want to be a part of that community or don't want to be, especially
if these floor prices are high.
The floor prices are cheap.
I can care less what anybody says on spaces, let's be honest.
But for a Doge project, guys, this floor is freaking high.
If you go and you compare this, like we've said before, to Solana projects, floor is extremely,
extremely high.
The art speaks for itself.
It's obviously not fine art, ladies and gentlemen, but when it comes to pixel art, it's a top
dog.
This is really, really, really good pixel art.
If you know how to pay attention to detail and understand pixel art, you'll see exactly
what we're talking about when we say this is great art.
So make sure you guys are representing good.
Always speak like you're being recorded.
Remember, you have a whole community behind you.
You got a lot of people that have your backs here.
Another thing I wanted to throw out there is no community member in Doge No Dogs should
have less than a thousand followers.
I don't care if I say that 30 times a day.
I want you guys to go out there and support each other.
I want you guys to help each other.
I want you guys to be welcoming to newcomers.
You see someone join the Discord and they're asking questions.
Don't make fun of them.
If you think it's a stupid question, keep it to yourself and just help.
You never know if someone's a beginner in this space.
What might be a stupid question to us isn't really a stupid question to someone that's
new and doesn't understand it.
And in my opinion, when money's involved, no matter if it's a lot of money or a little
bit of money, no question is stupid.
You're better off, even if you know the answer, asking a few other people, getting that double
cosign, that triple cosign before proceeding because money's involved.
Just always, always, always keep that in mind.
Now to move on, guys, to the crypto market.
Yo, Bitcoin has been fucked up, guys.
Really fucked up.
I wouldn't recommend longing and shorting at a time like this.
It's super dangerous in my opinion.
Congratulations to everybody that bought the rumor and sold the news.
You're always going, not always, but you're going to win more than you lose following that
method.
Now, do I think it's over for Bitcoin?
Listen, guys, I think this is this whole ETF thing is I don't want to say a psyop, but
it's some.
I don't even know what other word to use.
I almost feel like it's a psyop to push regulation into the space.
If you look at what regulators and people like this asshole Gary Gensler have been saying
is Bitcoin is too volatile.
Bitcoin is too dangerous.
I mean, nothing is going to make Bitcoin more volatile than this ETF, in my opinion.
That's why you're seeing it go to $44,000 and then down to $43,600, back to $44,000 or $43,800,
back down to $43,600.
That's all longs and shorts getting wrecked.
You go on a website like Rollbit and you watch how many people per second are longing and shorting
and doing all kinds of different leverage, you'll have a better understanding of how it
works.
Now, imagine all the other platforms that offer this and now all the legal ones in the whole
ETF world.
So it's not like you think we're just influxes of money are going to start coming in.
Yeah, we have the attention of all those institutions now and their people, but we don't really know
what they're telling their people.
We don't know if this is a psyop to kind of push regulators in a lot faster than the pace
they were moving at before.
So don't get yourself wrecked out there.
I'm going to be doing my best, Bark, Shibo every day, giving you whatever alpha we get,
whatever info we get, kind of work together on figuring out how we can think outside the
box to better improve our trading in this space, especially when it comes to Bitcoin.
Because there's a lot of opportunity, guys.
There's a lot, a lot, a lot of opportunity.
And don't get fooled by all that volume.
All these influencers in this space, guys, again, it's recycled information.
Maybe one guy, maybe two, three.
I'll give you guys three names, three names of accounts I follow that are actually doing
the hard work and pushing out the information.
I don't know if you guys ever listen to Rug Radio, but before, Rug Radio used to be co-hosted
by Farouk, but he had two co-hosts, OSF and Mando.
OSF and Mando are fucking sharp.
Guys, they are as sharp as can be.
You know, even though I'm not close with them, I'm going to tell you guys, I recognize smart
people and people that put in the work.
And I have post notifications on for OSF.
That guy tweets, I'm interested.
I've got post notifications on for him.
What that guy is talking about, no one else is talking about.
He's giving you information before it comes out.
Very similar to what I like to do.
And I learned from him.
I learned from him.
I can't sit here and lie.
These other influencers in this space, guys, they're just recycling information.
They're going, seeing something that OSF says and tweeting it 20 minutes later in their
own words and sometimes even fading it and doing their own thing.
Borovic, another person in this space that puts in the work, guys.
He puts in the work.
Whether it's on-chain data that he's finding or he's thinking outside the box, another dude
that's been around a long time, super smart when it comes to this stuff.
Last but not least, Beanie Maxie.
A lot of people say, oh, he's wrong a lot.
But listen, I don't know what vendetta he has with Yuga Labs or what it is.
But if you really look at the timing of things, just because it pumped over the last two days
or it pumped in some time in the last nine months does not mean he's always wrong.
If you read his tweets and understand it without bias and not really looking at the comments
of haters, you'll kind of also understand a lot of what this guy is talking about.
So there's, guys, there's people in this space that do know what they're talking about.
However, man, nearly everyone else is not.
They're going to steer you in the wrong direction.
Now, why do I bring this up?
I'm bringing this up because of all the flexing of volume that ETFs have had.
Yesterday, 4 billion.
So far, like 4 billion.
So far, like 8 billion.
Guys, you have to look into that.
Just because it's high volume doesn't mean it's all good.
High volume and the price is rapidly declining from damn near 50K to $43,000.
Not too good, ladies and gentlemen.
Not too good.
That's a lot of selling volume.
That's a lot of sell pressure.
And if you look at Grayscale, guys, they've been doing a lot of fucking damage,
which we talked about for a long time leading up to this event.
Again, when you have that leg up and understand what's going to happen ahead of time,
you can print money.
You can make a lot of money.
You just have to do something about it.
You can't just sit here in spaces and listen and listen and listen,
thinking money's going to come flying down from the sky.
Although it did.
It did if you grinded for doginal dogs.
But you still had to work.
It didn't just show up.
So when we're telling you guys things, start getting creative, man.
Nothing is better than having multiple minds, like multiple, smart, free-thinking,
open-minded groups of individuals coming together and using all their brainpower together.
That's what me and Bark do.
Just meet me, Bark, Chibo, Big Bobo, the whole team.
Put all our fucking brains together and we have like one giant supercomputer.
That's what Farouk and OSF and Mando do, right?
All their brains together.
One giant supercomputer.
So if you start thinking like that, start moving like that, and we could start helping
each other out, man, sky is the limit, guys.
Sky is the limit, guys.
And you guys know what sky is the limit means, right?
Sky never really ends.
So there's no limit.
It keeps going.
It's the whole universe, right?
We don't even know what's beyond the universe.
So I think we all should start putting our minds together, guys, working together to better
ourselves every single day in every single way.
The opportunity, we're going to keep feeding you guys that opportunity.
We're going to keep bringing it, but it's got to be people that want to accept it, right?
It's got to be people that want to put in that work.
There's only so much work Bark can do, so much I can do.
We do need everybody.
So I think a lot of opportunity is coming our way, guys.
A lot of opportunity is coming our way.
There's a lot of big news ahead.
There's things that we know that we haven't really spoken about that we're going to be
dropping, like information that we're going to be slowly dropping to you guys.
So make sure you guys are here.
You have post notifications on and you're ready.
Now, I know a lot of people in the space have been tripping a little bit.
A lot of people were crying that ETH was down, ETH wasn't doing much while Solana was pumping.
Now Solana's down and now I'm seeing all those people that were shitting on ETH going back to ETH.
Guys, that tribalism, no good.
Don't shit on any chain.
Telling you guys from experience, I did the whole maxi shit, whether it was a shit coin I was in, an alt coin I was in, or a blue chip.
There's nothing good that comes from it.
No company that's out there looking to hire you or work with you in any way wants to see that.
They don't want to see people that are critical, which me, I've accepted.
I'm critical.
There's nothing that's going to stop that.
But as far as being too much of a maxi, no good, guys.
No good.
You're going to miss out on opportunity.
Those same people that were making fun of everyone at ETH, they missed out on an ETH pump to $2,700.
Now everything is going down.
ETH, Solana, Bitcoin.
But that's the name of the game.
How long does it keep going down?
Why does it keep going down?
What caused it to go down?
The guy's a lot of hype.
That's how hype works.
Volatility now, guys.
Volatility is what we got to get used to.
There's an ETF.
For those of you that have seen that movie, The Big Short, there's people shorting and there's people longing.
And now there's big money playing in this game.
My dream, one thing I would love to do with all of you, is build a fucking army and do what Wall Street Bets did.
They're trying to short and fuck everybody and take everyone's money.
We pump this bitch up.
Oh, Bitcoin's a little difficult.
We're going to have to wait.
I mean, Bitcoin, we just need an actual army.
We need two million people.
But let's say, like, the ETH ETF, Solana ETF gets approved.
And now we know when the ETF launches, the shit's going to drop because these guys are greedy.
These guys have been accumulating.
If we could wreck them and do what Wall Street Bets did, that would be fucking sick.
But we got to work together.
We can't have people that are jeets ruin it all.
And the majority of this space is jeeting in all these fucking projects.
I see it.
Even the people that say they're diamond hands.
Yeah, all you're diamond handing is that.
PFP.
We know you're jeeting.
You just can't help it.
You need that 30 bucks.
As the end of the month comes, believe me, we're prepared.
We know people are going to sell because their rent is due.
You know, you could come up here and preach every single day to a group of people that
you shouldn't be playing with your rent money in this game.
And guess what?
None of those people are going to listen.
They're going to do it anyway.
When you tell them you shouldn't be playing with your rent money,
they go to sleep that night like, man, he's right.
I'm not going to play with my rent money anymore.
They wake up the next morning.
Zero dollars in the bank.
They start playing with their rent money.
Oh, my car payment.
I could pay that shit 30 days late.
It's okay.
I'm going to play with that too.
And then they end up getting wrecked.
And then they end up writing hate threads all up and down the timeline and
commenting all kinds of bullshit on your posts.
But we're used to all that shit.
We got to get people out of that phase.
Guys, we got to mature as a space.
We're not maturing at all.
Like, at all, at all.
So, we got to figure this out.
We got to figure this out.
Now, as far as the engagement farming, yo, I love it.
I want you guys to engagement farm and have fun.
But I'm going to tell you guys, in the past, people that we let engagement farm,
the second they had a chance to shit all over us, they did.
So, I don't want that.
I highly recommend if you're going to go up on stage, especially those of you that request
before the space even starts, you guys start requesting, add some fucking value.
You're going to get followers if you add value.
If you go up on stage and you raise your hand, you sound smart, you give us some good,
valuable information that we need, you're going to be respected.
Like, I genuinely don't under...
I never farm people's stages.
Ever.
Like, if I don't have nothing to add to the conversation, there's no reason for me to sit
on people's stages.
Just think of that, guys.
And then the people that are following you, thinking you're adding to the convo because
the convo is good and you happen to be on that stage, I don't know if those people are probably
the dumbest, worst quality followers there is in this space.
Those are the people that aren't going to engage with any of your tweets or any of that nonsense.
They think you're somebody on a stage and they're following you to see if you follow
them back.
That's all.
Other low-effort, low-effort social media people.
So really, guys, step your game up to the engagement farmers.
I'm not technically talking about the people on this stage.
You know, I invite Breezy, Mac, and McBobo up.
I invite Ren, Love, and B up.
But, guys, step up your fucking game.
You go up on stages, bring value.
Don't just sit there and hog up a spot and then feel some type of way when you get removed
and replaced with somebody else.
Again, I've never seen anything good come out of engagement farming for me or for Bark,
for Alex, or anyone you've seen us with.
It's always people you put them on.
They get that following.
And the second they listen to you for an alpha play or buy into a project because of you and
lose money, they're using all those followers that they gain from you against you.
So it's not really a good thing.
And, guys, I recommend, too, if you're out there listening and you've been here for two
years and seen that happen to us, don't ever work with those people because they're going
to fuck you the second they have a chance.
Those are the community members that I don't want them in any community.
I see them shilling something or talking about something personally.
I'm staying away.
I'm not buying into that project.
It's not going to work out.
And that guy's going to fuck the founder over eventually.
Why?
How do I know this?
He fucked me over.
He fucked my friends over.
We've seen it happen, so it's not going to be much different.
There's a lot of PFPs I'm seeing, Bark.
I don't know if there's a way to track it.
They're looking good.
All my nerds in the audience, if there's a way for you to track how many PFPs there
are in Doginal Dogs, let me know.
Very, very interested in knowing.
The post just came out from the Doginal Dogs page.
Looks like Intern and Shibo are both cuddling tonight.
I'll put it up at the top.
Yo, the Doginal Dogs page is going to be following back anybody who PFP'd it.
So this will be a great way to connect with everybody.
We're talking about no one should have less than 1,000 followers.
This is going to be perfect.
So if you PFP'd it, the Doginal Dogs page will follow you.
If you take it off as a PFP, it'll unfollow you automatically.
So this will be a great way.
If you're looking to follow the community, this will be the central hub you can go to
and just follow everybody.
It'll be Doge people only and the Doge chain fam.
Yo, guys.
So my account, Bark's account, are shadow banned.
So people can't see that we're on spaces.
It doesn't come up when we're talking.
If you guys could all retweet or share it in Twitter group chats that you're in, share
it in Discord groups that you're in, that would be greatly appreciated just to let people know
that we're live.
There's a lot of people, unfortunately, that are going to think that we took a break or
we disappeared or whatever it is, and we don't want that.
Again, if they have post notifications on for us and we post, they don't see nothing.
People actually can't.
We're fully shadow banned.
It won't let them join the space either.
Like, they can't get in.
Like, the button won't work.
Again, like, I know why we're shadow banned.
It's not like we're spammy or any of that stuff.
We don't do any of that stuff.
We're shadow banned because there's projects that minted for, like, 2.5 soul and, like,
$250 at the time, and now that project never went over mint and crashed down to, like,
1.2 soul, and people lost a lot of money, but they saw our project and got jealous and
started reporting us.
There's also people that, I don't know if you guys remember when Network launched, it
went up to, like, $8, $9, or $10.
There's people that bought the top and got wrecked on the way down when people started
selling out of our control, so those people are mad forever for the next two years.
Those guys will be reporting our accounts like a bunch of suckers, but that's all fine.
We ain't worried about that.
We're in contact with Twitter, with X.
So, not too worried, but that's why we're shadow banned.
That's what's going on.
So, just so you guys all know, full transparency.
Right, Bark?
Did I miss anything there?
No, you're good, bro.
We're also going to be looking at setting up gold on the Doge Journal Dogs page.
It has the, like, the regular version until the end of the month, and then it can be
upgraded.
So, we thought that, I thought that you could add affiliates.
I didn't know there was multiple levels, so we're going to look at upgrading that.
So, again, if you want a gold checkmark next to your name, let me know.
But it's not going to be for anybody.
Not just the person who just swapped it.
They've shown zero support.
I'm talking people that are actually representing the brand and repping the brand hard.
That's who would be selected for that books, which is going to definitely help with shadow
banning.
It's like the fucking Fortnite shield.
Yeah, we got to figure that out ASAP, bro.
We got to figure that out ASAP.
I want to congratulate everyone that paid attention yesterday.
Is there anyone that shorted Bitcoin yesterday?
After I went on my weekend rant?
Like, it's going to dump from now through the weekend.
It's a holiday on Monday.
We're not going to see any upwards movement in Bitcoin until Tuesday.
Is there anyone that actually listened and shorted Bitcoin yesterday?
If there is, please give me a thumbs up.
Spam the thumbs up if you actually listened.
Don't LARP and lie.
I'm going to ask you for proof.
Don't thumbs up if you can't show the proof and you're just lying to lie.
If you have proof, please post it on the bottom right.
I want to pin it to the top.
I want to talk to you.
Guys, that was the most common sense play possible.
Like, the most common sense play possible.
Nothing pumps and just keeps pumping.
They never, ever give you the chance to keep making money.
Just think about it.
If the ETF came out and pumped and continued pumping,
Do you know how many people would make money?
90%, probably greater than 90% of the public.
The majority expected it to pump and keep pumping.
Whenever you see that, guys run the opposite way.
When you see 90-something percent of the people headed towards one direction like sheep,
Go the other way in the financial world.
Sports betting, perpetuals, crypto trading, whatever it is, go the opposite way.
It's the same thing when someone shows a token to you and all the influencers are talking about that token.
And then you go and you buy and it's the top.
And you just watch a bunch of wallets that never bought in before start dumping all over your head.
Wait, you're not talking about the node monkeys,
which were quoted as the crypto punks of Bitcoin ordinal ecosystem at 0.32 by the Wagmica ball,
which are now at 0.09, right?
No one held them accountable.
Now one person held them accountable.
Have those tweets been deleted?
Are there screenshots?
That was a screenshot of that shit.
I don't know if the original tweet has been deleted, but the tweet that I just posted...
There was hundreds of tweets.
It was somebody who bought at 0.3 who was upset.
It's sad, man.
It's sad.
It's sad, yo.
That was the first time they did an ordinal space and talked about ordinals, too, if you think about it.
Which was right after we started talking about doginals.
Not that there's a coincidence, but there's a coincidence, books.
They wrecked you guys, yo.
They wrecked you guys.
Absolutely wrecked you guys.
Do you know how many people probably wanted doginals?
And then, again, this space is like when your dad walks out, you fucking hate your dad.
Your mom starts dating some new guy.
You forget about the last 20 years that your dad treated you well.
The last 20 years you had with your dad.
And you just start sucking the guy's dick that your mom started dating out of nowhere.
It's the same thing.
It's like we'll have a space every day for three months.
We'll work hard.
Spend two fucking hours a day with you guys in each space.
You guys will be in our space for those two hours.
Our space will end and you're looking for a father figure.
Next thing you know, Wagme Cabal's got a space an hour or two later.
You go in there.
They talk a little bit of shit about us.
A little bit of shit.
That might not even make any sense.
Super indirect.
You just listen to that 20-second to two-minute shit talk and forgot about the last three months.
Like, oh, out the window.
Three months out the window going to listen to this 20 seconds or two minutes.
Boom.
You just gave up on your father.
Now this guy's got your attention.
He then shills you on something.
Fuck, I'm not going to buy.
He called those guys scammers.
I'm probably going to lose money with them.
I'm going to buy with this guy's shilling.
You go to sleep that day.
You wake up the next morning.
You lost.
You were at $1,000 you bought.
You're down to $100.
You don't even want to sell.
You got a bad taste in your mouth.
Books and Bark come back.
We're on spaces.
Doginal Dogs drops.
Everyone fucking makes money.
You don't have any money to make money.
Instead of going and holding those scumbags accountable, you now become a new hater added to our fucking roster of haters.
It is the saddest thing.
This is how the majority of this space operates.
Based off of my experience and what I've seen.
If you're like that, switch it up ASAP.
Just switch it up.
You're not going to win.
You're not going to fucking win.
Guys, I have been here for years now.
And I give you guys names.
Names of people you never would even expect to come out of my mouth if they bring value.
I listen to every space.
I listen to every influencer.
I observed every single person.
Not one person is good.
Except the names that I spit out and tell you how they're good and why they're good.
That's just based off of my experience here.
Now, if you want to base it off of your experience and you've done nothing but lose money for the last three years, your opinion does not fucking matter.
I'm sorry.
You need to be a better judge of character and you need to start really, really reevaluating how you operate in this space.
If it hasn't been working, it's time to change it.
It really is time to change it.
You know, I fell for it a little bit.
Mario no foul.
Mario no foul.
Yo, people were hating on this guy so fucking hard.
So hard.
So hard.
Why?
Because he was a threat the whole fucking time.
I was too small of an account at the time to see it.
You know, I might have even found myself hating on the guy at one point because of the people around me.
You know, brainwashing me.
Dude, this guy is like the number one news fucking.
He's better than Fox News, CNN, and CNBC.
And it happened in front of all our eyes.
Think about it.
Think about it.
I listen to Mario no foul spaces, guys.
I get information from them.
There's people on those stages that you could never, ever share a stage with.
They're so famous and, oh, dude, they're masters at their crafts.
And what they do, you now have the same influencers that were shitting on Mario, rebranding and trying to look like Mario and copy what Mario's doing, guys.
Now they want to recycle Mario's space and Mario's information because Mario was a threat the whole time.
So they hated on him, shit on him.
Couldn't stop him.
They could not.
This guy, again, in one year, has done what no one in this space could.
Every single Wag Me Cabal member can come together, co-host together, podcasts, video cameras.
They can get the best of the best photographers and gear.
They will never be like Mario no foul.
Not one of them.
And now when I see them go and try to act like they're rebranding but they're trying to be a rip-off, knock-off version, more recycled information, not interested.
That person's getting muted.
That person's getting blocked.
I like originality.
Originality and being real.
Being yourself.
That's what I like in this space.
That's who's going to succeed in my life.
That's who I want to listen to.
That's who I want to take advice from.
Yo, there's no one you could say Brooks is like them or Brooks is trying to be like them.
There's no one you could say Bark is trying to.
We're our own people.
We have our own successful space because it's real.
It's genuine, right?
It's experience.
We're not sharing bullshit.
Same thing with Mario.
Mario, why is he successful?
Why is he doing better than all these media and news companies?
Because he's better.
He knows.
Yo, he did it his own way.
It's not biased on that stage, guys.
I have biased views.
And when I listen to both sides, I understand things a lot better.
He's doing the right thing.
I don't know how long he's going to be able to continue doing it before it's a problem.
Because they don't like to see that.
But, yo, hats off to that guy.
Hats off to that guy.
He didn't listen to no haters, none of these clowns in this space, and did his own thing.
They tried everything to stop him, to talk bad about him, and they couldn't.
And now they're trying to be like him, guys.
Same thing with us.
Heard us talking about ordinals.
Now they're talking about ordinals and trying to be like us.
Matter of fact, the first person to talk about ordinals and have spaces for ordinals was Bark Meadow.
Bark Meadow was the first big space about Bitcoin ordinals.
And if anybody tells you otherwise, I want to see screenshots and timestamps.
I guarantee you Bark did it before.
And there is proof.
After Bark started building momentum is when I saw a bunch of people try copying him and start talking about ordinals.
One person in particular, I'm not going to say who, took advantage of it while we were working on what we were working on over the summer, while we were in Taiwan.
They tried becoming this ordinal maxi, saying they're the first one and all that nonsense four or five months after Bark.
And I saw that with my own eyes.
Again, be original and be yourself.
Who gives a fuck who did it before?
Who cares who did it after?
Just do it and do it your own way and succeed.
But when you're trying to brainwash a group of people not to go in someone else's space,
I understand why you take these shots when books and Bark are not around.
It's the same reason you took those shots when Mario wasn't around.
It's the same reason you take shots every single time you see a threat.
And it shouldn't be a threat.
Guys, I'm not shy to say I come from the marijuana and illegal gambling business.
That's what made me my money.
That is how I made my money.
Selling marijuana, selling drugs illegally, and the illegal gambling business.
Yes, I worked in the corporate world.
I've had businesses and properties, but that's not the money.
The money came from what I just told you.
Now, everybody sells weed.
It's a very saturated market.
It is very hard to make money.
Guys, very, very, very hard to make money.
Why?
A lot of competition.
Now, me, how was I successful with a lot of competition?
Same thing in the gambling world.
Instead of looking at my competition as competition,
I fucking worked with my competition.
You guys understanding the difference here?
When you're sitting there and talking shit and bashing your competitors,
non-stop, you're a loser.
You are going to lose and continue losing.
You will not win bashing your competition.
Guys, there's people at this point that are obsessed.
They can't get likes and views or get listeners in their spaces
if they don't talk about books, Alex, or Bark.
Please don't tell me otherwise.
When they sit there and they got some guy pretending he's a fucking guru,
a trading professional,
well, the macro index shows that the Fibonacci has just passed Versace
and is on its way down to Gucci,
which will get us to a retracement stage.
Yo, you just said a whole lot of bullshit
and didn't predict whether I should long or short the fucking thing.
Is it going to go up by Monday or down by Monday?
You just told me a whole bunch of bullshit
that unfortunately is unnecessary.
But they're trying too hard to get listeners in this space
and no one wants to listen to it.
But the second they start talking about books, Bark, Alex,
or any other person that they see as a threat,
that room starts growing.
Some of your asses might be in there recording
and then you DM me the next day,
hey, there was a hate space at 10.
I don't give a fuck.
None of that's going to slow me down.
But what is not working for these people is exactly that.
You're just sitting there worried about what everyone else is doing
hating on your competition,
talking about your competition,
or people that you see.
These people are not competition to me at all, guys.
That's why I don't want to work with them.
I'm competition to them.
And instead of them trying to work with me
or really understand,
they're just going to bash me and talk shit about me.
So guess what?
In a month or two months,
they're going to be, maybe even a week, guys,
they're going to be the people that write a thread
on how toxic this space is,
why they need a mental health break,
and how they can't take it,
and they'll be back in a few months.
But I'm going to still be here.
That's the difference.
Park, you still going to be here,
or are you going to write a thread
about a mental health break you're going to take
because you can't get listeners in your space?
Yo, I need my health and my mental.
The only way to cure that is by writing threads,
I've heard.
I went to the doctor.
I said, hey, doctor, I think I'm sick.
I said, go write a thread.
Go write a thread.
I think you'll feel better.
No, I think that I genuinely believe
that being an entrepreneur, books,
and going out there and getting it for yourself,
being your home boss, is not for everybody.
In fact, I don't even think it's for the majority.
I think it's for a handful of people
that have the discipline to do it
and can get through the times
where it's mentally really tough
because it is mentally tough every day
if you're only having good moments or good things
and you're living in la-la land.
Being an entrepreneur is 99% of the time
tough work and really hard shit
and getting punched in the face
and then 1% victories
and then right back to getting punched in the face.
If you're not doing that,
then you're probably not a successful entrepreneur.
Sure, so writing a hate thread
or writing a mental health thread
is not going to make you feel better.
It's not going to make you better.
I genuinely believe that most people
aren't capable of being their own boss, fam.
The school system doesn't teach people
how to be their own boss.
Society doesn't want you to be your own boss,
be your own free thinker.
So people come into Web3 thinking,
oh, I'm going to be my own boss
and then they realize that,
wait, it's actually really tough
and it's really tough on your mental.
It's really tough on your physical
but the rewards at the end of it books
are worth it if you can withstand it.
But that's why you see so many people
doing ketamine and quitting.
That's why you see so many people
taking six-month health breaks
and then they come back
to pump some ordinal project
you've never heard of
which has no community
and then five seconds later
it's down 0.27 Bitcoin.
0.27 Bitcoin is 10 grand,
down 10 grand a day
after they just fucking shielded it.
And then when you say,
hey, what happened?
Why did you guys show this thing?
It's down 10 grand
and one day they write mental health stuff
and they go leave them.
So I don't like that mental health card books.
Of course, bro,
like of course you and I both get hit, man.
I mean, we're not invincible, bro.
Like you might think we're invincible.
Yo, there's days where books
and I don't feel like doing
what we want to need to do
and et cetera, et cetera.
But guess what?
Being a successful entrepreneur
is doing what you don't want to do
when you don't want to do it.
Like you think people want to go do shit,
hard stuff every single day?
You think it's easy to do
the hard stuff every day?
No, that's why most businesses fail.
Most people fail, fam.
So it's not meant to be easy.
It's not meant to be easy
on your mental health.
And whoever's telling you that,
oh, focus on your mental health,
ba-da-ba-da-ba-da-ba-da-ba-da-ba,
they probably work for someone else
or they're getting paid by the government.
You know, the people that tell you
all that shit.
So you want to be an entrepreneur?
You want to make it here?
You want to put food on your own table
without having a boss?
You know, get ready for it
to be tough on your mental health.
And don't expect a thread
or some mercy thing to fix it.
It might be a Band-Aid quickly,
but it's only going to dig you
a deeper hole, fam.
So yeah, books that mental health shit, man.
Of course it's important.
Take care of yourself.
But, you know, if you're not capable
of dealing at those levels, fam,
then go work for someone else.
You know, the job of a boss,
like the job of an employer
or someone that's in charge of you
is to stop stress at their level
and not allow it to get to your level
as much as they can.
People think being the boss is cool.
They drive the cool car
and they got the suit on
and they got the cool watch,
et cetera, et cetera.
I know I'm generalizing,
but generally here,
people think the boss is cool.
You know, the boss is typically
and should be
the most stressed person
at the company, fam.
You know, all the other employees
go home at five o'clock
and chill with their families.
The boss is the one there
until 9 p.m.
figuring out how everyone's
going to get paid,
figuring out how the company's
going to win in the long run.
Being the boss is not the easy part, fam.
So if you want to be your own boss,
you're going to be working
until midnight every night, yo.
You're willing to do that?
If not, go work for someone else.
Go work for a boss
who's going to take the stress,
block it with a shield,
give you a couple things to do
so you can go home at 5 p.m.
and go play on the softball team
and go play Grand Theft Auto
and have a couple beers and chill.
If you don't want to be the boss,
that's the alternative.
And that's an easy life, yo,
but that life doesn't get you
to the dreamland, you know,
financially.
That life doesn't get you
to the dreamland financially.
Now in America,
and even the world, bro,
with how expensive the world is getting,
man, that's a trap.
It's a trap.
And if you don't recognize that, yo,
I think you're in for a rude awakening
as the prices of everything
continues to go up.
So books to me, man,
being your own boss
is an escape from the trap.
But look, both lives are stressful, bro.
Like, both lives are going to be stressful.
Either you take on a bunch of stress
and you become a baller,
you become an entrepreneur,
you deal with that kind of stress,
or the other stress is
you work for someone else
and you financially struggle
and you're unimportant your whole life.
You're not significant.
No one cares about you.
No one's going to remember you.
A hundred years from now,
no one will ever say your name again type shit.
So that's not what you want, fam.
Nobody wants that.
So take the hard route, yo.
I think you should take the hard route.
But just be ready, yo,
because there's going to be nights
where no one gives a shit
about what you're doing.
No one's there to help you.
No one's there to back you up
and you got to do it yourself.
And if you're not willing to do that, fam,
then there's plenty of other jobs
you can grab.
But if you are willing to do it,
that's the ticket to the promised land,
in my opinion, books.
I don't know if you have any comments on that.
I love when you say that quote,
everybody wants to be the boss, but what?
But they never want to pay.
You got to pay the cost to be the boss.
Guys, everyone wants to be a boss.
If it was easy,
all these small businesses would be thriving, right?
But if you look at this world we live in,
you know, small businesses,
they've been struggling,
and it looks like they're going to continue
struggling over the long term
with the way this country is going.
Do you know how many small businesses fail
every year in the United States?
I think it's the majority.
80% in the first year.
90% in five years.
Think about that, guys.
That's all debt.
That's all people that had saved up money,
you know,
didn't like their boss at work
and wanted to do their own thing,
use their life savings.
If they didn't have it,
they borrowed money from the bank
and declared bankruptcy
and, you know,
ruined their name.
People,
there's a lot of people, guys,
that they don't understand
that you need to do accounting.
Yeah, you've done the cash register
at your job
for the last 10 years.
That doesn't mean
that's all you're going to have to do
at your business
is the cash register.
In retail, for example,
you've got to do inventory.
There's a lot of operations work
that goes into play
that a lot of you can't do.
You forgot that,
you know,
at your old job,
there was someone
that was hired for that.
That wasn't a startup company either.
That was a company
that could afford to hire people
to do operations,
afford to hire people
to do payroll management
and accounting
and things of that nature.
And then the second you go
and you open your own store
and realize you've got to do
all this stuff,
you're already ready to quit.
Also, being your own boss
doesn't mean you can go to work
whenever you want to go to work.
For example,
if you have a retail store
and it opens at 10 a.m.
and you're not there at 10 a.m.,
guess what?
People are not lined up outside.
They're going to the next store.
So just think about that.
You're giving up your 9 to 5
to work 24-7.
You're giving up your 9 to 5
and don't know how to manage time.
You needed a manager.
You needed someone
to be on top of you.
Your boss wasn't all that bad
because on your own,
you can't do it now.
So just think about all that stuff, guys.
Really think about that.
Now, if you're here
in the trading world,
guys, there's days
you're going to lose.
There's days
you're not going to make money.
If you don't have runway
and you're not managing
your money properly,
you're going to go bankrupt.
You're going to find yourself
underwater.
And then you're going to be
miserable talking about
you have mental health issues.
I've seen it happen
over and over.
especially in this space.
Everyone is great.
They sell the Bored Ape
for 100 ETH.
ETH is worth
two G's
and they got $200,000
out of it.
They disappear
for two, three months.
They go travel the world.
They get engaged.
They come back
when they start running low
down to their last 20K
because they just ran
through 180K
over two months.
And they're miserable.
They lose that 20K
in like the first week
in this space.
Then they're on spaces
talking about mental health.
Here and there
they'll be positive
and then they'll come back
and they'll be negative again.
It's all about money.
Everyone's got mental health problems
when their money's low.
Think about that.
Then you'll have some
other dweeb
come up on the space
and,
hey, you know what?
Send me your wallet address.
They send them
their wallet address.
That dude sends them
a nice little NFT
worth 5 ETH,
10 ETH
or a decent bag of ETH
and all of a sudden
their mental health is gone.
Now they're back
the next day
trying to be a spaces host
and trying all kinds
of new things
and rebranding
and doing all this bullshit.
You know, guys,
that ain't the way to live.
I promise you guys
that ain't the way to live.
If you're living
for sneaker and belt money,
if you're living
to get by day to day,
you're going to have
a heart attack
by 40 years old.
You're going to be
a miserable old lady
or old man.
All kinds of health problems.
You never see rich people
with health problems.
I think Andrew Tate
said this once
and it really,
really opened my mind up.
I didn't see
one rich person
during the pandemic
wearing a mask.
Matter of fact,
if you flew private
during the pandemic,
there was no mask mandate,
guys.
You don't see rich people
fighting cancer
and battling cancer.
You don't see rich people
at hospitals.
You don't see rich people
having health issues.
Just think about that, guys.
Think about it.
Looking at your parents,
if they're not rich,
looking at your parents
and the struggle,
the struggle
that they went through
to keep food in the fridge,
to do everything for you,
to keep you
and your siblings happy,
keep you
and your siblings alive,
keep you
and your siblings good,
drive you to school
in the morning,
pick you up from school
and take you home,
drive you to practice,
drive you to your friend's house,
pick you up from the movies,
all while working
and grinding
to put food in the fridge
and food on the table,
cleaning after you guys,
cleaning the house up.
Think about all that.
I think about all that, guys,
and y'all have no idea, y'all.
I'm forever,
forever, forever
in debt to my parents.
Yo, I will do anything
for my parents.
And I'm not,
listen,
I'm the type of person
I'll do anything
for anyone I'm loyal to
and anyone that I love.
I got $10
to my name,
$10.
And you're with me?
Guess what, buddy?
You got $5
and I got $5.
The type of person I am.
There's a lot of people
in this space
that are not like that, yo.
They're greedy
and they never fucking win.
They end up living
for that day-to-day,
you know,
getting some disease
or some sickness
at a young age
and fighting health issues
for the rest of their life.
Why?
Because they chased that money
like a prostitute
and never came
and they let it
fuck with their mentals.
I will never let money
fuck with my mentals.
Ever.
Ever, ever.
I could go broke
right now
and I will not tell you
that I have
mental health problems.
Why?
Because I won't let money
break me.
Guys,
we really gotta think like that.
Stop listening
to this poison
that you're hearing
from these losers
in this space.
it is absolute poison,
Poison for the brain.
The whole toxic,
positive nonsense
in this space
is all poison.
It's all going
to bring you down.
It's all gonna,
it's contagious too.
you know,
you start listening
to too much of that shit,
next thing you know,
you're in the same boat
as that person.
And it doesn't take long.
It doesn't take long.
For everybody,
it's different.
just don't let that be you.
And guys,
if you're on stage,
please raise your hand
if you have anything to add.
I am curious
as to what you guys
got to say
about this conversation
that we had today
and,
and how you feel about it
and maybe some things
that we could do
to change it
and make it better.
So please,
if you're on stage,
guys,
raise your hand.
Bring something to the table,
Give it a shot.
What's up,
Doge Mouse?
Hey,
what's up,
man?
Good evening,
good evening.
Appreciate the space
as always.
Yeah,
for,
for me,
I think
people are,
are taught
certain things
from a young age
and I think
that's embedded
into them
and I,
and I think
that a lot
of people
over time
that have struggled
or have gone
through struggles
or are currently
struggling,
they always do
try to look
for an escape goat
instead of accepting
the consequences
for their choices
or actions,
whether it be
quitting a job
without finding
another one first
or getting in
an argument
or fight
at a job
and losing
that money
and becoming
that mindset
of where that money,
like I've dealt
with people
who that's all
they actually care
about is the money
aspect of everything
and I feel like
people who only
worry and consider
about money,
they're never actually
going to enjoy life
because they're always
going to be
having their mind
somewhere else
rather than just
enjoying what they're
doing.
You know what I mean?
Yeah, yeah,
I guess I do.
What's up,
Forbes?
Yo, Forbes,
future Forbes,
you there, bro?
All right,
Ruth, go ahead.
Yeah, I don't know.
Can you guys hear me?
Yeah, we can hear you.
So I really love
what you guys
are talking about.
Entrepreneurship
is not for everybody.
I come from
door knocking sales
and when I started
at 22,
I'm 32,
I had a lot of doors
literally slammed
on my face.
People told me
to kill myself.
They told me
to jump off bridges.
I was like spit on
by a man
when I was selling
solar and roofing
and I'm still
over here
making money
in multiple ways
even after
domestic abuse
where I literally
had my nose fractured
like my whole face
was fractured
and I wake up
and I come on
Web3 every day.
I'm here in Web3
every day
working a full-time job
and here
and I'll tell you
a little bit of alpha guys,
okay?
You're going to get rejected
90% of the time.
90% of the time
you are going to be told
that your idea sucks,
like you should give up
and I'm going to tell you
all that matters
is that it's a numbers game,
right?
And that one person
that says yes to you,
they're going to love you
and then you get referrals
out of those people,
okay?
So and then
from that one person
then they tell a friend
and that friend's like,
oh yo,
you know this person?
Okay, great.
Then you start building
a family
like Barks and Books has.
They built a family.
Then you're not just
the insurance agent.
You're not just
the solar or roofing salesman.
You're now
the aunt,
the family,
the guy,
oh my buddy,
right?
My buddy sells this,
my buddy sells that
but when you become
an entrepreneur,
you cannot think
that everything
is your fault.
You can't give up
on yourself
and if you know
that your product
is real,
your product
is good,
just know
the first couple years
are going to be
all grind.
You're going to grind
so hard
and for the least
two years
and then the third year
everything's going to
just pop off
and it's,
you know,
maybe you don't want
to be a business owner.
That's okay.
There's a lot of great
sales jobs.
Work at a state farm.
State farm,
nine to five,
you get a base salary
of $35,000
plus commission.
Like Books said
it several times,
go work at a car dealership.
Guys,
I finished two weeks
of my first job.
I've been selling
tire rotations,
alignment,
all these things.
My check is going
to look so good,
right?
That's a nine to five,
nine to five job.
There's a lot,
if anybody wants a job
where they can make
commissions so they can,
you know,
put it into crypto,
let me know.
Say,
hey,
Meta Ruth,
what type of jobs
are out there
where I can have
work-life balance
plus an income?
But yeah,
just know you're going
to get rejected
a lot of time.
It's not for everybody,
you know,
but you know,
it's a numbers game.
It takes time,
patience.
Like I work in domestic
abuse and NFTs.
Nobody really cares
about my,
like not a lot of people
really care for my project,
right?
But you guys see me,
I've been here since 2021,
still building,
still doing what I got to do,
right?
For my project.
That's not going to stop
because I know what I have
and I know the value of it.
And I'm,
you know,
so you got to really
know your product,
love your product,
believe in your product
and,
you know,
make sure you're following
people like books and bar
because they're,
they're really dropping
some real truth guys.
yeah,
you know,
it's just,
it's a grind.
It's hard.
Like I'm a female guys.
I'm a female.
It's hard.
It's not easy.
It's so not easy guys,
you know?
So just,
just keep going.
Don't give up,
you know,
don't overextend yourselves.
Like book said,
guys,
you got to pay rent.
Don't overextend yourself
because that's how you wreck yourself,
right?
So you need to,
you need to increase that income
and you don't have to be a boss.
Some salespeople make more money
than their bosses.
Salespeople sometimes make more money
than their own bosses.
And my boss is to be like,
damn,
I just wish I was a salesperson
because it's a lot of overhead too.
So I don't know.
I hope that helps somebody.
You know,
very,
very well said queen.
Appreciate you.
door to door sales is so hard.
Like everyone in the beginning,
it seems easy.
It sounds like something that's easy.
You'll hear a bunch of junkies
that work with you.
It's definitely a junkie job.
Like junkies love that job.
Like it's very,
very difficult to explain,
but they love doing that job.
I don't get it,
but you'll hear them all say
that they made millions of dollars
last year and just LARPing and lying.
So you go,
you go out there.
Sounds super easy.
If that junkie can make a million dollars,
I can too.
And you get doors slammed in your face.
You get spit on.
And you know,
if you're that type of person
that gets broken,
that's exactly what these people
want to do is break you.
So you don't come back
knocking on their door again.
Yeah.
I mean,
I'm not a junkie though.
Not you.
I don't think you're a junkie.
I don't think you're a junkie.
Listen,
it's just a guys.
I don't know if you got
a spectrum optimum online,
but those people that knock on your door,
tell me they ain't fucking junkies.
They are.
That's what they all do.
I know,
there's a company that hires
junkies and gives them room
and board and food
and water.
They all live in a house.
It's like a dorm room
where all the salespeople live.
And there was even like a movie
or a show I watched about it.
Yeah.
And they go
and they try to sell everything.
Pest control
and all kinds of crazy stuff
door to door.
Go ahead,
Wi-Fi.
I know you got some experience.
I mean,
I only worked one job in my life
and it was a sales job.
So I would suggest
if you were to
get any form of job,
I would do a sales job
and I wouldn't do one
that's like a nine to five
or where you get paid
like to be there.
I would do one
where it's strictly commissioned,
something where you can make,
I mean,
whatever the percentage is.
But that told
or taught me
so many life skills,
bro.
again,
I haven't had to work a job
in like 10 years.
that taught me everything.
And then also,
bro,
that's so funny
that you say that
because literally
the sales job
I was at,
they would go to
like halfway houses
and just hire everyone
and whoever sucked
just fire them.
But yeah.
sales,
bro.
you go to jail
for 20 years
for murder,
for anything,
anything,
you will get a job
in sales.
All you need to do
is put on a suit and tie
and go to a car dealership
when you're leaving
the store,
when you're leaving
the store
and you see like
a bulletin board
on the way out
and it says
you want to make money,
take this.
Like there's opportunity
all over the world.
It's just a lot of people
don't want to take
that opportunity,
guys.
That's what's sad.
They don't want
to take that opportunity.
So guess what?
Be that shark
that takes that opportunity
out there
that people are just
leaving
for you to take.
It's not hard.
Go take advantage
of that shit,
ladies and gentlemen.
Now if you think about it,
in this space
that we're in,
this Web3
crypto space,
you would be surprised
how much money
is being made
to jobs
and how much
opportunity there is.
regulators want to come in
and regulate this shit
to take
that opportunity
away.
The government
wants to put
an end to this shit
to take that
opportunity away.
Why do you think
they're getting rid
of the hexagons?
Why do you think
all these social media
platforms don't want
you talking about
crypto and NFTs?
They don't want you
to have that opportunity.
Did you know
that you could get paid
to call
Alpha all day
and Telegram?
those telegrams
that you go into
of people calling
tokens?
They're not smart.
They're not doing research.
they're just well known
in that world
and they're getting
DMs from
Mumu Inu
and all these other
projects paying them
to do these calls
to show those
three,
four thousand subscribers
that they have
in that telegram.
And guys,
they're making
two,
three,
four,
five ETH
per day.
Imagine you're
making that much
ETH per day
consistently
before a bull market.
You made all that
ETH from the time
that ETH was
a thousand dollars
to when it hit
two thousand.
Look at that
nice ass profit
you might have
just got
when it hit
twenty seven hundred.
How do you think
their bag's gonna look
when it hits
thirty five hundred?
And guys,
these people are
never sitting here
talking shit
about others.
They're not spending
time in spaces
at three a.m.
knocking other people.
It's all the broke
people that are
making no money
doing all that.
When Bark is
spending two hours
in a space
going off
on branding
and how it's
important
and why it's
important,
guys,
you're gonna be
sick
when Ren
on this stage
or B
take that opportunity
from underneath you.
When we reach
out to Alessa
and say,
hey Alessa,
you wanna be a
KOL on this project?
We got a decent
budget.
We got two hundred
dollars for you.
We're gonna rub it
in everybody's
faces too.
I'm sure you guys
know us well
by now.
We're bringing
that opportunity
and we're rubbing
it in people's
faces.
So that those
that listen
benefit
and those that
don't listen
and think that
they got it all
figured out,
meanwhile,
their rent is
late and they
got no money
to their name,
they're really
gonna feel it.
just look at
how they felt
it with
Doginal Dogs.
Look at
everyone that
faded.
And for anyone
that doesn't
know what I'm
talking about
in here,
Doginal Dogs
is a project
that you had
to grind
to get
whitelisted
for to get
one.
Instead,
expectations
were exceeded.
The team
under-promised
and over-delivered
and you got
two.
And those
two,
right after
you got
them,
were worth
$800.
just for
fucking
listening
and putting
in a little
effort.
That's it.
And when
that floor
continues going
there's gonna
be more
cope and
more cope
and more
cope.
But everyone
that got it
deserved it.
In my opinion,
everyone that
got it
deserved more
and they're
gonna get
more.
Hard work
always pays
off and you
always get
what you put
So why
stop now?
You gotta
keep pushing
ladies and
gents.
What's up,
Dirty Fangs?
flawless
execution,
man.
You guys
pulled it
off.
Peace to
the guards,
peace to
the dogs.
I never
had a job
in my
life,
bro.
I'm from
Africa.
I grew
up in
Zimbabwe.
We don't
even have
an economy.
Like,
Zimbabwe does
not have
its own
currency.
And that
has just
cultivated
a culture
awareness.
Like,
nobody,
nobody
trusts money.
Nobody
trusts the
banks.
The only
thing we
have is
each other.
And that's
what I see
with this
community,
man.
It's like,
if you don't
have a strong
community,
and I'm not
talking Web3,
I'm talking
in general,
if you don't
have a strong
family,
if you don't
have substance,
man,
you got
nothing.
If you don't
have God
and you don't
have that
strength,
you have
nothing,
man.
So we're
out here
playing games
and I love
what you say,
man.
You know,
you get to a
certain point,
you rant and
then you get
to a certain
point where
you get
spiritual,
bro.
And you're
right.
This is not
going to last,
bro.
This is a
computer game
and we do
not have the
keys to the
matrix right
now.
We're fighting
for our
freedom.
We're fighting
for our
liberties,
but you know,
there's big
bank out there.
There's greedy
motherfuckers out
there and we
need to stay
vigilant.
We need to
stay woke.
We need to
stay aware
of what's
going on.
And during
the period
that we have
opportunities to
make money,
let's make
money together,
but let's
reinvest it
in spiritual.
Let's reinvest
it in substance.
Let's reinvest
it in family.
Buy yourself
some land,
get some
property.
My parents
saved,
man.
They saved
money their
whole life.
And the
fucking economy
just collapsed.
Their money
wasn't even
worth toilet
paper.
That shit
was worth
nothing,
bro.
And it
killed them.
In the end,
they died from
high blood
pressure,
heart attacks,
all of that
because their
life savings
was gone,
bro.
So I know,
you know,
on this earth,
everything is
temporary.
Focus on
your health,
wealth,
knowledge of
self,
and don't put
too much
emphasis on
chasing that
fucking dream.
And,
even though I'm
from Africa,
I've managed
to travel the
world,
man.
I've lived
in Brooklyn.
I've lived
in London.
I'm in
Germany right
now,
and I've
done all
of that,
and I've
accomplished
that without
a job,
just staying
vigilant,
just staying
aware,
staying conscious.
And it's
nice,
man.
It's really
nice being
part of this
community,
and I really
love it when
you talk
yourself into
these spiritual,
you know,
you get deep,
bro.
You know,
you just got to
be patient,
listen to you
for a while,
you start off
all hungry
and excited,
but there's
this point in
your conversation
where you just
get mad deep,
and I
appreciate that,
man.
yeah,
thank you for
having me up
here,
man.
Peace.
You got it,
bro.
Appreciate you,
fam.
It's so true,
man,
the family thing
and people
getting sick
after working
hard their
whole life.
It's just
like,
we're,
you know,
this whole world
is some giant
factory,
and we're just
working and
getting overworked
and just slowly
deteriorating over
time.
And then if
you,
I don't know
if you guys
ever been on
vacation to
like a resort
that's somewhat
expensive,
and you look
at that like
wealthy couple,
husband and
wife happier
than ever,
telling you that
they've been on
vacation at the
same resort for
the 300th time
in the last
25 years,
and the husband
retired when he
was 30 years old.
Look at how happy,
how good they
look,
how,
they got not a
worry in the
world.
They're not worried
about putting the
kids through college,
guys.
They're not worried
about anything.
Why?
Because they had
that financial
stability in their
life where they
didn't have to
worry.
And then you go
and you look at
these people that
are working hard
and breaking their
back, yo,
they got no time
for vacations.
Yo, my parents
did not take us
on, we used to go
to Wildwood for a
week every summer.
Wildwood is like,
if you live in New
Jersey, it's going
to the Jersey Shore
for a week,
staying in a shitty
hotel and just
enjoying the beach
for a week during
the summer.
I used to go
back to school
and hear all the
kids tell me that
they were in the
Bahamas and in
Dominican Republic
and all these crazy
Caribbean islands.
And if I was
lucky, again, I
went to this lake
for a week or to
the beach with my
parents for a week,
never in no planes
or none of that
stuff, unless I was
going overseas to
even more poverty
to see where my
family comes from
and stuff.
And my parents
are those hard
working people.
They still tried.
They tried everything
to give us what
they can growing
But again, it's
not the same as
these fucking
people that have
money.
These people that
have money, they
don't get sick.
They don't get no
diseases or none of
that stuff.
They live good.
COVID didn't exist
for them.
If you look at
where COVID existed,
in crowded areas,
poverty stricken
areas, in the hood,
COVID was heavy.
People were dying
left and right.
They were getting
rid of all them
old people that
were collecting
Social Security
and disability.
They're already
having problems
breathing and
living.
What do we do?
We hook them up
to a ventilator
and we finish
them off.
That's what we
saw happen, guys.
And it's so sad.
It really is.
If it was rich
people, if it was
rich people that
were getting hooked
up to ventilators
and getting COVID
and dying, yo,
that COVID shit
would have got
squashed in the
first month.
But no, it was
the poor people.
It was the
poorest people, guys.
That's why they
let that shit
drag on for a
year.
So all those
poor people
could be like,
damn, this guy
Trump, he killed
my family.
I'm going to make
sure nobody votes
for him.
Like, they really,
guys, they did
some fuckery, guys.
They really, really
did.
Not so much for
the, uh, where
it really is.
Trump or whoever
was president would
have got fucked.
Nobody could have
done anything about
that, guys.
Nobody.
It was just sad.
Really, really sad
times.
But, again, I got,
I grew up in a
rich town, guys.
Just because I
grew up in a rich
town does not mean
I was rich.
Every rich town
has a shitty side
or a not so
middle class side.
I know a lot of
rich people.
A lot, guys.
A lot, a lot, a lot.
Yo, not one of them
posted that they
lost anyone to
COVID.
It was all my
friends from the
hood that were
dying and it was
just so sad that
whole entire time.
But it opened, it
opened my eyes up to
a lot.
You know, it made
me understand a lot
about life, about
how this life that
we're in works, how
this freaking
disgusting government
works.
And sometimes I'll
be on stage, yo,
bitching about the
United States.
In all reality, yo,
the grass ain't
greener on the
other side.
It's not.
It really isn't.
Like, oh, the
United States suck.
I'm gonna go to
Turkey.
You know, I go to
Turkey and, guys,
there's pros and
cons everywhere.
And the cons might
outweigh the pros.
In Turkey, for
example, those days
where you could buy
a nice house in
Istanbul, in the
city, and be around
people, those days
are gone.
Those days are
gone.
You can't get a
house for $80, $90.
grand anymore.
It's $400,000,
$500,000 if you
want to get a
visa in that
country and not
be there as an
illegal alien after
your regular visa
expires.
So, grass ain't
really greener on
the other side.
There's also a
lot of issues
going on out
there.
So, okay, let
me go to Saudi
Arabia.
Saudi Arabia is
under that
Sharia law.
Do I want to
go and abide by
all their rules?
Not really.
You know, there's
certain times of
the year where
it's Ramadan.
You can't eat in
public.
Anyone sees you
eating, you
probably get fined
or get locked up
for it.
Can I control
myself?
Can I not hit the
vape during
Ramadan?
I don't know,
right?
But do I want
strict laws like
that?
I mean,
regardless,
regardless,
during Ramadan,
I'm not going to
eat in front of
somebody that's
fasting or smoke
in front of
someone that's
fasting.
That's a fact.
It's disrespectful.
You know,
especially when
you're rubbing it,
it looks like
you're rubbing it
in their faces.
But I got to
go to their
country, I got to
abide by their
rules.
And the
Middle East?
I mean, my
parents came to
America to kind
of escape a lot
of those rules,
guys.
Let's be real.
If your parents
came from the
Middle East, your
parents came from
certain countries,
why'd they come?
They came to
escape certain
rules.
They came to
escape the
financial situation
out there.
They came here to
escape, you know,
dictatorship.
There's so many
reasons, right?
So, now, because I'm
unhappy with how
America's looking, I
want to go somewhere
else?
I don't know, guys.
I still haven't
really found that.
I still haven't
really found that
place that I want
to go to.
When I do, I'll
let you know, but
I also gotta sit
back and think
sometimes, give
myself a little
reality check, like,
eh, grass might
not be greener on
the other side.
You know, South
America, you got
some money, you're
ready to leave the
United States, you
go to South
America, you make
friends with
someone.
You tell this
guy, like, hey, I
hit big in crypto.
That guy's a good
guy, has no bad
intention.
He's at
Thanksgiving with
his family or
celebrating Dio
de los Muertos
with his family and
his cousin's in
the cartel and
overhears you
saying, yeah, my
rich friend from
America, crypto,
blah, blah, blah,
blah, blah, blah.
That guy starts
following his
cousin without his
cousin knowing,
sees you, starts
clocking you, and
the next thing you
know, you're
kidnapped and
held for a ransom
where they're
beating the shit
out of you every
day asking you
where your crypto
Like, this is how
life works, but
you think it's just
better on the other
side and you go to
the other side and,
you know, it wasn't
the best thing you
could have done.
Dubai, a lot of
people are going to
Dubai, yo, there's
no tax here, there's
no tax here.
Yo, there's gonna be
tax there, guys.
Eventually, which it
already started, it's
just a very small tax,
eventually that city,
that, yo, that city's
built off of, that
city's a scam.
You understand?
And eventually that
city is gonna need
your tax money to
stay afloat.
You guys
understanding how
this works?
So you go there
thinking you're, you're
good, and boom,
taxes higher than the
United States.
What are you gonna do?
Go back to the
United, United States?
Well, I hope you
paid your taxes before
forfeiting your
citizenship.
I think Saudi Arabia,
Qatar, they're really
gonna give Dubai a run
for their money over
these next five, ten
years, guys.
You know, we could
see a lot change with
Dubai, a lot, because
those guys in Saudi
Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait,
yo, they're spending
money.
They're spending money
to attract people.
They're changing rules
and all kinds of
stuff to get people
into their country.
So, again, not
something I wanna do.
Not something I wanna
do right now.
I gotta find a better,
a better opportunity
for me, a better
opportunity for me to
start a family and
raise kids.
I hope you guys
think about these
things, unless you're
happy in the United
States.
But the way things
are looking, man,
I don't see how
really anybody could
be happy right now
because things are not
looking too good at
all.
What's up, Misk?
Yo, it was good,
bro.
You got something to
say?
Yeah, I am from
Saudi.
It was, like, what
you said about
Ramadan was true,
like, in the past.
Right now, you really
just don't care.
Like, if you eat a
sandwich in front of
me, I'm fasting.
Like, I really don't
care.
And a lot has
changed.
Like, a lot.
And you write about
a lot of capital
being deployed into,
like, literally just
advancing the country,
you know?
So, if you visit, I
personally can take
you, like, for
Spain.
You can see for
yourself.
It is so different.
Maybe, you know, you
can just come and
see.
No, man.
Listen, dude.
Saudi Arabia, I
really think is, uh,
they're changing their
rules to attract
tourists, to attract
people to move
there.
I really think over
the next five to ten
years, they're going
to give Dubai a run
for their money big
time.
A lot of people are
going to go to
Saudi Arabia.
Like, they're not,
when you look at the
World Cup and what
happened during the
World Cup, how much
money was spent on the
World Cup, it was not
about soccer.
It was about attracting
investors, attracting
people to come build in
that area.
It was about attracting,
you know, attracting
people in general.
Look at what happened
after the World Cup.
Look at how many
celebrities have been
visiting Saudi Arabia,
guys.
That country is on the
come up.
It's on the uppity up.
And that's where
opportunity is.
You want to start
building.
And you missed out
on the 90s and early
2000s in Dubai.
Saudi Arabia is
definitely not a bad
idea, yo.
100%.
Like, I literally saw
Kanye West literally
two months back.
Was he wearing shoes
or no?
No, no.
He was literally barefoot
in the red.
So he'd sit right in.
He'd sit right in.
Yeah.
Yeah, but it's crazy.
It's crazy.
And yes, you're right
about building.
Look, certain people
want, like, certain
environments.
The world is big, you
know, but definitely
there is absolutely
an opportunity here
that is, I don't
want to say
generational, but
it's like, by
decade kind of
opportunity.
Like, in Dubai, it's
going to be repeated
here, you know, in
Riyadh specifically.
Is it hard for an
American to get a
citizenship?
A Saudi citizenship?
Yeah.
Getting a Saudi
citizenship is near
impossible, which is
one of the, you
know...
Oh, sorry, sorry,
sorry.
Not a citizenship,
bro.
Like a golden visa
kind of thing.
No, this is really
accessible.
In fact, like, two
days ago, they
released four types
of visas, like the
talented people visas,
you know, all these
type of visas.
So this is good.
It's not hard at all,
actually.
They're very
accessible.
If you really want
it, like, you can.
How much do you
think I'd have to
pay to get one?
The golden one is
on the expensive
side.
It's like maybe
$25,000, $30,000.
But the...
Like $25,000, $30,000?
Yes.
That's not bad, bro.
That's not expensive.
It is not bad given
the opportunity to
bonus.
This is like dirt
cheap, you know.
But maybe for
people, like regular
people, maybe they'll
just maybe see it's
like, oh, bro, come
I gotta pay all
this.
But, you know, you
see what you get in
return and if you
have, you know, a
lot in the horizon
in your mind, you
can do a lot with
that, for sure.
Yeah, that's pretty
good to know, man.
And then as far as
like buying property
in Saudi Arabia and
getting a visa that
way, is it
difficult, easy?
Do you know
anything about that?
Yes, absolutely.
So, actually, you
need to get, how
much is 4 million
reals?
You need to pay a,
you need to get at
least a 4 million
reals worth of
property here and
you will immediately
get a residency.
And not residency.
Yeah, the golden
residency, basically.
So, 4 million.
It's a million
dollars, that's
crazy, bro, that's
a lot.
Oh, yeah, it's a
million and 60
thousand cents.
Yeah, that's a lot,
bro, that's a lot.
Are you sure that it's
4 million reals for a
golden visa?
Because I would just
pay the 25 grand.
And is property
cheap or expensive?
Generally, it is
cheap.
For 4 million reals,
you can get a big
villa, man, like a
big, big villa.
For sure, yeah.
That's all going to
change, right?
Pretty soon, it's
accelerating towards
there.
You know, you say
how, like, you say
about Dubai, they're
going to get taxes
and shit like that.
Yeah, 15% was
ahead, like, for
corporate tax in
Dubai.
This is just, like,
you know, a year
ago, I think.
Yeah, Saudi Arabia
is huge, bro.
It's so big compared
to the United Arab
Emirates.
Oman, that whole
area, bro, is
beautiful, in my
opinion.
Like, all the Gulf
countries, bro.
Yeah, like, New
Yom and the Red
Sea project is, like,
they are gigantic
projects.
A lot of capital is
being deployed into
them.
And the thing is, the
potential was always
there.
The crown prince is,
was the person, like,
he was the catalyst
for all of these
advancements.
All of this capital,
all this money was
here.
Like, the trillions
were here for
decades.
But when this, like,
young buck came in,
he's changing, like,
the entire game.
Like, you know, like,
even as much as
getting Cristiano
Ronaldo on board
and stuff, all of
these are efforts of
a much larger plan,
and dependency on
oil money is
completely now out of
the window.
So, we're going
towards, like, a
diversified source of
income, mainly
tourism, and it will
become more and more
attractive for businesses
to actually start here.
Why don't you, are
you a citizen there?
Like, are you a real
Saudi or, or, uh,
you're something else?
No, I am.
Why don't you start
working on, like, a
crypto influencer,
web3 influencer hub
out there, and, you
know, getting us
grants from, from the
crown prince, telling
him, man, there's
legends, like, books in
the space, we give
him five million, he'll
come out there and,
and live like a king
and promote Saudi,
I'm serious, I could
promote Saudi Arabia,
I could even bring my,
uh, so I just hired a
new assistant live on
this space, he goes by
the name of Bark, I
could bring my
assistant there, and
I could break him off
with a couple mil from
that five mil, and me
and my assistant can
really, uh, take over.
My assistant, I don't
know if I told you or
not, he, dude, he
looks like Justin
Bieber, and I look
like, I look like Vinny
from the Jersey Shore,
but I speak Arabic.
So, we could, we could
take over, bro, let me
know.
You speak Arabic?
Where are you from?
Look, Arabic,
I'm a friend.
You speak Arabic?
I speak Arabic,
I'm from Syria,
I'm a member of
Arabic.
Oh, okay.
I'm in your mood,
my friend.
My friend,
I don't know you.
I don't know you,
my brother,
the country is your
friend.
And I don't have a
problem.
Believe it or not,
let's switch back to
English.
Believe it or not,
I am working on
projects like an
entire organization,
um, for the first,
like Saudi company,
company, uh,
that encompasses,
um, consultancy in
Web3, tokenization,
an NFT marketplace,
and then something else
I can't talk about
right now.
But this is like,
literally, I quit my
job.
I'm a car designer.
Uh, I worked with
multiple car design, uh,
car, like car
companies in the UK.
So, I come from an
industrial design
background, um, but I
ditched it like
December, 2022, I
ditched my job.
I used to design
military vehicles and
Web3 just appeals to
me like as fuck, you
know?
So, this is what I'm
working on like full
time, dedicating
myself.
I'm also doing
crypto art as well.
That's awesome, bro.
We'll be in touch with
that car design, that
car design thing is
like a very, yo, for
anyone that understands
that is a very, very
difficult, it's a, if
you guys think it's
hard to succeed in
Web3, or hard to
succeed in the crypto
world, it's easy to
succeed compared to the
car design world.
Like, what kind of
cars were you trying to
design like for
corporate America, like
design the next
Toyota Corolla, or
were you going into
like designing your own
car brand?
No, I worked a little
bit with Jaguar and
McLaren, so basically
like the hypercars and
supercars and then the
civilian cars, range
over JLR in general.
So, yeah.
And then when I came
here back to Saudi
Arabia, obviously, like
back then when I came
here in 2019, I
studied in the UK car
design.
I was going to study in
Pasadena, actually, in
our center, but I
ended up in the UK.
And when I came back
here, we didn't have
Sear.
Sear, so Sear is the
first Saudi electric car
company, which is by
both BMW and Foxconn,
believe it or not, which
is like a weird collab,
but it is happening.
I think it is happening
right now.
And the design
director is actually
the McLaren design
director.
We literally like we
snatched him from
McLaren.
He worked there for 12
years.
He defined what
McLarens look like right
now on the road.
His name is Robert.
So, yeah.
And he taught me when I
was in uni there.
But yeah, back then I
didn't, we didn't have
this company here
established.
So the closest thing
is basically I came
back because of COVID
like Jaguar pulled the
contract for me and I
stayed without a job
like for three months
and I was like, wait a
minute, we have a
military industry here.
So maybe I can contribute
to the military vehicle
design.
So, and I was refused
multiple times.
So I spoke to like a
design legend for
military vehicles in
Australia.
He literally mentored
me over the internet
and COVID like all the
fundamentals and
differences like about
armoring and like
bulletproofing, the
glass, weight, terror
mechanics, all of this
shit.
And he taught me over
like three months and I
was accepted.
I've designed military
vehicles for three years
and yeah, I quit my job
like a year ago.
Dude, that's awesome.
So are you here full
time in Web3 or are you
working on like art
designing?
Like what are you
working on right now?
No, I'm full time
Web3.
I'm learning Solidity.
I'm doing art.
You can see like the
latest art that is like
inspired by the X
copy all time high.
I originally wanted to
study entertainment
design.
So yeah, I'm a double
major.
Like before car design,
I studied computer
science.
So yeah, I studied
computer science and
computer graphics.
So this was like another
major that I studied.
So I'm like really
split and you know,
it's like almost ADHD
situation.
But yeah, I'm
dedicating myself full
time to Web3.
Misk, that PFP you
have, that's art you
designed?
No, I was waiting for
the blue check.
This is a friend of mine
called McFly.
But I will update it
like in a minute because
I literally just today I
got the blue check
before I couldn't change
Yeah, no, that's
that's really nice.
That PFP is really
nice.
Even that I'm looking
at your profile that
Steamboat Willie that
you you did your own
that's your own version
of it, right?
Like X copy style.
Yeah.
Yeah.
This is like this is
like yeah, it is.
And that X copy piece,
you know how much it's
sold for, right?
Yeah.
Yeah, I do.
I do.
Yeah, 1600.
Like the six million
dollars.
But yeah, these are 16
frames literally back to
back and I like their
hand drawn.
So that was like more
than 20 hours of work.
But yeah, it was fun to
make.
So basically most of my
art will look like this.
It will be glitch art.
Dude, even even like
thinking like the
metaverse.
If you look at did you
play video games by any
chance?
Yeah, absolutely.
I love Grand Theft
Auto, even Fortnite.
Absolutely, bro.
Yeah, their car designs
suck.
Yeah, for like what is
Rocket League, right?
Mm hmm.
They look like RC cars.
Dude, I would if I was
you design some sick
cars for the metaverse,
get a project out there,
get it in front of the
right eyes because the
metaverse is going to
need cars.
And if you could design
something where, you
know, you have your own
not not really your own,
but it's going to be very
difficult.
OK, for Yuga Labs, for
example, they have to get
Porsche's licensing to use
Porsche's cars in their
metaverse.
Everyone doesn't like
Porsche.
They like Ferrari.
Ferrari is not going to
agree to license Yuga Labs
if they have a licensing
with Porsche.
So if you can go and figure
out the car designs for
your own kind of project
and license those cars out
to people and it's your own
style, but it's cars that
people like, I think you
would thrive in the future
if this metaverse stuff
takes off.
Absolutely.
I'll tell you something
with the metaverse.
The the third dimension is
important one, obviously,
because, you know, they are
immersive spatial kind of
experiences.
It's like on cyber.
Basically, this is, I think,
the best platform so far.
But yeah, I've been
thinking about this and
I've been thinking about
3D assets in general.
And I'm cooking, man.
Like this is this is what
I'll tell you.
But I'm making a 3D car
NFT project.
I've never said it or said
it anywhere, but I'm happy
to share it to you in the
space.
Basically, these vehicles
would be made up, made
out of art blocks
projects.
So the wheels will look like
a certain project that I
would mention now.
The headlights would look
like it would look like
an art blocks just like
shaped into a car.
And it looks super quirky
and, you know, but
soon I will share it
hopefully on my profile.
Yeah, man, this is
definitely some neat stuff,
bro.
Absolute pleasure to meet
you, man.
I don't know if you have
you been in these spaces
before.
Yeah, way back, maybe
six months.
And I think I remember
you.
We spoke Arabic and we
started cussing in Arabic.
I remember you.
Yeah.
But my name was Seven.
It was not Misk.
This is like 22.
What happened to that
seven page?
No, I'm still seven.
It's just like I feel like
it's not like, OK, your
name is Seven.
Like that's not really
brand.
No, no, you need it.
You need a short.
Misk is perfect.
There's no other Misk in
the space.
Thank you so much.
And I registered the
ENS.
That shit cost me a lot of
money.
It was expired.
And I was so happy to
snatch it.
It's like 0.8 ETH.
And yeah, I'm happy with
I don't really believe in
ENS domains anymore,
bro, to be real.
I never believed in
ENS domains.
Like, I don't think
they're really going to
be super necessary in
the future.
I don't know.
I'm not a big fan of
them.
I'm not a big fan of
them.
I think it was just one
big scam pump and dump
if I'm being honest.
I strongly disagree.
It's just like the thing
is the tradability of it
and the reputation that
it got from trading is
not fair to the
technology itself.
It's a protocol that is
extremely important to
map addresses to,
you know, with
names that are
human readable.
And yeah, I mean,
look, it's really, it
will really buzz when
institutionally and when
the decentralized
applications happen,
when the decentralized
websites happen, like
properly, as in the
.com, they will gain
popularity.
But right now, the
tradability of them and
all of this stuff is
just gave them a bad
drip.
Did their popularity,
did their popularity
happen already, do you
think?
Or do you think it's
just some bubble that
I'm putting it in the
same bracket as
PFPs almost like our
PFPs are our digital
identity.
Our ENS domains are part
of our digital identity,
but I don't, I really
listen, I don't think
they're dead.
I don't think they're
over, but I also don't
think that they're as
important as we were
thinking they were.
They're not the .com
bubble.
They're not .coms, you
know?
In this space, it's
really .io, .xyz.
It's not really .eas.
No, no, no, no, no,
no, no.
The internet, the web
two is completely
different from the web
three.
Obviously, I know that
you know this, but I'm
just saying, like, when
you talk about, okay,
when you, we are right
now in web two, we're
talking in web two.
Believe it or not, all
of the applications you
see, including this
space, can be
implementable on web
three, on a
blockchain.
Now, the self-custody
of your digital
identity is extremely
important.
With time, you will
find out that ENS or
anything that is like
ENS is extremely, like,
from an ethical
standpoint and from a
philosophical
standpoint, ownership of
your digital identity is
extremely priceless.
Go try and say
something about XYZ and
you'll get cancelled.
Instagram gets, like,
you know, you get
shadow banned, etc.
This cannot happen in
blockchain.
It's just, you know,
censorship proof.
Yo, I get that, but I
also, like, we have to,
we have to be real.
Will that ever be
popular?
If, again, you can't
censor pedophiles, you
can't censor racists, you
can't, like, people that
are talking to children.
Like, there's just so
many problems that I feel
like this world is not
really ready for.
Maybe in 500 years or
a thousand years, I
could see it, you know,
the people mature as a
whole and change as a
whole.
I just don't see it
working in this free
world that we're in
now.
I don't disagree.
I don't disagree.
I mean, with time, we
will see.
If, if we see, I
don't know if we'll be
here, bro, when that
stuff all happens.
Again, that's, that's
fully decentralized,
fully decentralized.
I don't believe anything
will be in our lifetime
fully decentralized.
That will be popular and,
you know, take over.
For, for us to be on the
blockchain, it has to be
faster, more efficient,
and ease of use.
It has to be more simple
than the Instagram,
TikTok, Twitter, Facebook
that we're dealing with
today.
And then if we're going
to look at the whole
decentralized aspect of
it, I, I never think it
could ever be fully
decentralized due to the
reasons I listed, you
know, the pedophilia and
all that other stuff.
So, can it be limited
where, you know, it's
freedom of speech to an
extent?
I guess because you
can't really, even with
freedom of speech, right?
Someone could come on
here and, you know, say
some sick, sick things to
a group of kids that
are 9, 10, 11, 12 years
old.
And then if it's fully
decentralized, there's
really no age limit.
Once you add an age
limit, you know, the
word decentralized is
kind of out of the
question of my opinion.
So, I, again, I don't
think we're ready for it
and I don't think we
will be for a long
time, but if they do
figure out social media
on the blockchain where
it's centralized and
it's not fully no limits,
you have to verify who
you are, verify your
identity, and that I
think is going to
happen in the next 10
years.
Like, there's going to
be social credit score
and all that other
stuff.
I could definitely see
it happen, just like
it's been happening in
China, but a more
global version.
Yeah, 100%.
I'm optimistic mostly
and, you know, there's
two edges to every
sword, but I'm mostly
optimistic about
You said you're
optimistic?
I see what you did
with that.
That's a good one
right there.
Hey, thank you for
having me on the
stage, man.
I appreciate the
conversation.
Habibi, you got it,
man, anytime.
You're welcome,
Habibi, anytime.
What's up, 1984?
What's up, what's up,
baby?
How's it going?
Chilling, man.
What's going on?
Not much, not much.
It's got on, man.
Watching the charts.
Go drink some coffee,
bro.
Good morning, man.
Jam, jam.
Seven o'clock.
I'll be sleeping in two,
three hours, bro, but
good morning to you.
What's up, bull?
Yo, evening, guys.
Hope you're all having a
good weekend.
Everyone here, shout out
for not missing the
weekend, putting those
seven-day weeks in.
Five-day.
It's a three-day weekend,
bro.
Remember that, too,
guys, before you guys
go Sunday, Sunday, if
you see Bitcoin pump a
little bit, and you
guys go to put your
longs in, remember
Monday, banks are
closed, so that dump
is really going to
hurt you.
Just remember this is a
three-day weekend.
Three-day weekend.
Thursday, if you were
in this space, I told
you guys.
Is Monday a holiday?
Is everyone off on
Monday?
Oh, okay.
Bitcoin's going to
dump for the next
two, three days.
I don't know if you
guys remember that, or
if anyone traded off
that, but that's
exactly what's
happening, so anything
we see as far as
upwards movement
goes, we're going to
see it later in the
day on Monday.
Like, by the time
we're on this space
Monday, I'll be able
to tell you guys a
little more of how I
think it's going to
play out going into
Tuesday, but this
weekend is shit, and
it's already started
as shit, this is
terrible, terrible.
This is not what
everyone expected,
guys, for an ETF,
an ETF news.
But again, if you
didn't learn your
lesson over these
last three, four,
five years that you've
been in the crypto
space, however long
you've been here, I
can't, I can't drill
it into your heads,
guys.
I really can't.
Do the opposite of
Jim Cramer.
Do the opposite of
the majority of this
space.
you see a group of
influencers shilling
something, if you can
go and short it, short
it, don't buy into
It's never, you're
never going to win.
One out of ten
shills, maybe you're
going to win.
Stay away.
I promise you guys.
That's a lesson I've
been learning for so
long.
I've been watching the
space, guys.
I've been watching the
space like a hawk.
Bark's been watching
the space like a hawk.
What I don't see, he
sees.
What he doesn't see, I
see.
And guess what?
We talk to each other
after.
Hey, did you see this?
Yeah, I saw it.
Did you see this?
Oh, wow.
I'm going to know what
to do as far as my
trading goes.
I know which
influencers, if they
talk about something,
it's not going to
work out.
I know which
influencers, if they
don't talk about
something, but there's
these three small
accounts talking about
it, I know it's going
to work out.
Why?
Because those three
small accounts are
filled with alpha, and
those influencers stay
away from all the
alpha.
They only show you
what's making them
money and what they
have bags in.
Just like those, what
were they called?
The node monkeys,
Bark?
Or Bitcoin monkeys?
The node monkeys.
The one that Gordon
Garner bought.
He's so bullish on,
even though his
collection is down
99.9%.
Think about that.
I don't think Gordon
Garner was buying
things so that you
could pump his
bags, because he was
buying rares, he was
buying expensive
stuff.
I do think Gordon
Garner was buying
things to help
friends out, like
100%.
I think Gordon
Garner's in a group
chat with Frank D
Gods and other
people telling him,
hey, you should buy
this, you should buy
that, this is a good
project, this person's
good, this person's
not good.
But if you go and
you look at all the
NFTs Gordon Garner
bought, and you look
at the floor prices
they were at, look at
all the other idiots
that bought after him,
and look at where those
floors are today, you'll
have a better
understanding.
Pumping power from
big names in this space
are not what they
used to be.
Again, Elon Musk can
go right now and tweet
Doge to the moon.
It's going to go from
0.078 to 0.7
0.08, which is not,
you can't call that a
pump.
It's going to go up a
little bit.
And then it's going to
go back down.
The pumping power is not
the same.
When euphoria is high,
when there's a bull
market, when Bitcoin's
at 55,000, and your
mom is asking you if
you bought Bitcoin, and
your aunts and uncles
are calling you saying,
hey, do you hold
Bitcoin?
That's when Elon's
pumping power works.
That's when everyone's
pumping power works.
Why?
Because there's
attention.
There's people in the
space.
There's new money in the
space.
There's movement.
There's euphoric feeling.
Right now, it's dead.
Nobody's here, guys.
That sideline money
waited for this ETF
news.
Nothing happened yet.
A lot of people are
waiting for the
halving.
There's a lot going on.
There's a lot of
speculation going on.
There's the Ethereum
upgrade that's coming
soon.
There's a lot of
speculation.
A lot of people are
waiting for a lot of
information.
They're waiting for that
call like, hey, remember
I called you three, four
years ago?
Now is the time again.
And that's when you're
going to see a flood
come into this space.
Our Twitter spaces are
going to have two,
three thousand people in
them at once.
Why?
Because there's going to
be a flood of people
coming to this space.
NFTs, guys, always
follow crypto.
When crypto tops out
and crypto starts
getting boring,
Ethereum gets parked
in NFTs.
I don't think NFTs
are dead at all.
Right now is the
time for all these
NFT projects, the
real builders to be
building because soon
the ones that said
they were building,
their asses are going
to show.
We're going to know
if they were building
or not building.
So now keep your
head down, build, keep
the floor prices as
steady as possible.
Try to make these
NFTs look like stable
coins.
Do not try to pump
them because it's
just going to dump
and make the project
look bad chart wise.
Hold strong.
Now is a good time to
accumulate NFTs.
Guys, I've been buying
old blue chips.
Projects that were
blue chips in the
bull market.
Projects that I know
the art was good.
I know that they had
engagement.
They had a fan base.
They might have a team
that's building something
unique.
I'm buying.
Why?
Because that project
that was two, three
ETH, it's now point
one ETH.
I can buy 20 for the
same price that it was
at during the last
bull.
So now if another bull
happens and I'm holding
on to 20 NFTs and it
goes over the last
all time high, ETH is
going to be worth more
money.
I can now sell for a
humongous profit.
Guys, that's how
Franklin was made.
That's how Machi's
NFT collection was
made.
You have to think
about that.
That one bored ape or
one mutant ape that
you're saving up for
the last three years to
buy is not going to
give you financial
freedom.
It's those 40
Clone X's that you
bought at the bottom
and if Clone X pumps
back to its last
all time high or even
close, you just cashed
out.
You just made a
killing.
those 50
Azukis that you
bought at the
bottom, those 20
mutants, those 10
codas, those 40
D-gods, all these
projects that are
blue chips or were
once blue chips is
what I'm paying
attention to.
Then you have other
chains.
Solana is very
much like ETH.
ETH, super
popular, super
saturated.
Bitcoin, in my
opinion guys, Bitcoin
pumped.
ETF news came
out.
Do I want to hold
this Bitcoin NFT
that's not really
going to do much or
do I want to go and
take advantage of the
Bitcoin pump?
So Bitcoin
ordinals, we saw a lot
of Bitcoin just leave
to go and make
money off of the
Bitcoin pump.
Now if they made
money, they're
probably coming back
and diversifying to
other NFTs, not
just Bitcoin.
They lost money,
they can't even buy
back the NFT that
they sold to take
advantage of the
pump.
Doginals, brand
fucking new.
There is no
saturated market
here, there is no
competition here,
there is nothing.
Start building your
name, start building
your brand, and
start building your
bags for nothing.
It costs almost
nothing, yo.
I could buy
right now
Doginal dogs
for $2,000.
How am I going to
feel if that floor
goes to $2,000?
I just now turned
$2,000 into
$20,000.
There is
opportunity there.
Doginals have
never felt a
bull market.
Doginals have
never been through
the cycle.
Nothing.
This is opportunity
in my opinion.
I'm not just
talking about
Doginal dogs.
There is many
NFT projects on
Doginals.
Right now, you
could, with
$20, $30, $40,
probably stock up
on NFTs that
if, in the
future, they
pump, you had
that chance.
Just think about
that.
$20, $30, $40, $50,
$100, I don't
care about that.
I don't care
about anything
less than $5,000
to be honest
with you.
That's money
that if I lose
it, I lose
it, I don't
care, but hey,
if I bought a
bag with it and
it pumps in the
future, I'm
chilling.
If you feel the
same exact way
like I do and
you have a number
in your head,
whether it's $100
or $200 that
you don't care
to lose and
you're going to
sleep fine at
night, go
dabble, go
dabble, go
start sweeping up
floors, start
adding to your
collection.
If this bull
market happens,
you're golden.
If Doge goes
from $0.07, $0.08,
wherever it's
at, back to
its last
all-time high,
Dogeinals are
going to be the
hottest thing.
Masses are
getting onboarded
to Dogeinals.
Why?
Because they
have Doge,
they saw the
PFP you were
wearing and they
want it.
So they're
going to go.
Bull market
onboards to
NFTs, always
remember that.
macro and
macro alt
coins, profits
get parked
into NFTs.
When shit
coin season
happens and
everyone's making
money on shit
coins and
then it dies
out, they go
to NFTs.
When ETH went
to $5,000 and
people took out
their profits and
it got boring and
went all the way
down to $3,500,
all that money
got parked in
NFTs, guys.
That's what
pumped the
market.
Look at the
dates historically
based off of
what I'm
saying and
you'll be
able to
connect the
dots so
easily.
They've been
dead now because
there's no
money.
People are
not making
money in
this space
to drive
into NFTs.
You 10x
on Solana,
you got a
million dollars.
How do you
turn that
million into
10 million?
D-Gods,
SMB,
Galactic
Geckos,
OK Bears,
you start
diversifying into
NFTs.
Now, NFT
bull market
happens because
there's a lot
of people doing
what you're
doing.
It's driving
volume and
prices up.
It's attracting
the normies.
Next thing you
know, you
turned your
million into
10 million.
Now you
go, you
keep your
mouth shut,
you stack
your money
up, next
bull run
happens again.
If it
does, you
got money to
play with.
You got money
to see 50
million, 100
million that you
made in the
bull.
You saved, you
didn't go crazy
acting like a
rapper, spending
all your money
away, and that's
how you fucking
win, ladies and
gentlemen.
What's up,
Breezy?
Yo, yo, you
gonna rock me?
No, hell, we're
not, I started an
hour late, bro.
I did.
All right, yeah,
man.
It's late o'clock.
Hell yeah, dude.
That space is
fucking awesome
today.
Bark, you
fucking killed
it, man.
Kudos to you.
Kudos to the
community for
showing up.
It's probably the
biggest Doge
space in two
years.
I don't even
know if they've
had a bigger
Doge space.
All the big
Doge labs.
Bar crushed
it, bro.
Bro, it was
perfect.
That was the
best space, like
the energy, the
vibes, everything
was fucking
fire, man.
It was so
good.
So, kudos.
That was fire.
Who said
your books?
It was me, man,
1984.
I just had a
question, man.
I heard people
saying that now
that since the
ETFs are on,
people are like
taking money out
of BTC to get
into the ETFs
instead because of
security.
What do you
mean by that?
Like, because
it's safer for
people, so they
buy the ETFs
instead of buying
BTC because of
tax and, you
know, whitewashing
and whatnot.
Bro, I'm not
understanding you.
Can you repeat
I really am not
understanding.
Your mic, it's
his mic, it's
his mic, muffled.
Are you talking
in, are you on,
like, in a
bathroom or
something, bro?
You know, you
gotta, like, swipe
down on the top
right if you
swipe down.
There's a button
that says mic
mode, standard,
wide spectrum, or
voice isolation.
put it on wide
spectrum.
I don't know if he's
rugging or not, if
he's rugging on
But, yo, the
Space Today
books,
Breezy killed it,
Community killed it
up there.
Did a great job
today, man.
It was mega
bullish.
It was mega fun.
Popped up there on
the Doge
Dog's account.
Somebody went
off on, like, a
20-minute tangent,
and, uh, yeah,
man.
We gotta teach
them about, you
know, about
booting, booting,
and parachuting.
They could
definitely take
advantage of some
of those skill
sets, but it's
okay.
That can be
taught.
We're talking
with them now,
and we're gonna
be building bridges,
fam.
As we said
earlier, we're gonna
continue to build
bridges.
How cool would
it be to do
activations for the
Dogey'nal Dogs
on some other
chains?
I don't know,
maybe do something,
get some grants.
I don't know.
The world is
endless.
Look, I see a
lot of, there's
been a couple
people accumulating
some pretty sick-ass
Dogey'nal Dogs
collections.
Croft Meta, I
thought he bought
the zombie.
He sold the zombie
today, and made,
it was a 20, I
think a 24,000
doge sale, which
is like two Gs on
a zombie sale today.
It was a sick one,
and he's going
back in.
He's going back
into the cookie
jar, bro.
Picking up more
instead of taking
that money and
buying his rent.
The dude is a
fucking legend.
He has an actual
job, believe it or
not, guys, it's
possible.
He has a real
job and makes
real money, and
he comes to Web3
to have fun and
buy things that he
likes.
You know,
buys things that
he likes.
You know how many
times do you,
somebody sent a
ticket in Discord
today?
I don't know if
my mic is muffled
or not.
Someone sent a
ticket in Discord
today.
I thought we'd
make it at least
one week, but
somebody had a
generator exploded
and the only money
they had on the
face of the
earth was their
dog, but whatever,
If you're going to
get out, I
suggest now is a
good time, fam.
There's a lot of
people that would
love a good entry
right now.
So if your
generator is going
to explode or
your rent is going
to quadruple for
no reason, now is
the time to get
out.
What do you guys
want to say about
that book?
No, no, I agree
with you.
Okay.
Okay.
What happened in
1984?
I think he...
I mean, we
got Bull here.
Would you rather
Bull or 1984, to
be honest?
Look, Bull's got
a freaking mutant.
Well, Bull is
here on the
weekend.
Bull, Bull, you
never really, uh,
Bull, you never
really told us
what, uh, what
your name was
and all that, fam.
Yeah, so, fully
enough, my name's
actually Harry.
But my name's
Billy.
It doesn't matter
what your name
Yeah.
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