Wonky Weekly Alpha / Be more bullish

Recorded: April 25, 2025 Duration: 0:41:39
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Crypto enthusiasts are buzzing with optimism as discussions highlight a resurgence in market activity, the potential for a new NFT season, and the impact of upcoming events like Bitcoin conferences and Token 2049. With indicators of growth and trends suggesting a shift in market dynamics, the community is gearing up for exciting developments ahead.

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Thank you. Yo, give me just a second. let me finish setting this up
actually rooster can you accept the ledge art request for some reason it's not letting me
oh wait i think i got it no there's no yeah there's no check but i think i might have gotten it. Sweet, I got it. I couldn't find my other phone.
So I realized you can't start a space or you can't schedule a space from your PC.
But you can at least finally join effectively from the PC these days.
So I don't need the second phone.
No more time bomb?
No more time bomb, effectively.
Like, if I do it like this.
What up, what up, baby?
Not much, man.
Gotta just tweet out one more link
from the actual Led art account busy week but dude good to finally be busy with good stuff again like
the fun feels like it's finally coming back man i don't know about you but like it is
finally coming back man i don't know about you but like it is it's slowly slowly starting to
pick up again i like there's just signs of life even more from last week slowly i agree i mean
me having majority of my fucking bags and alts yeah i need alts to wake the fuck up
um but there are some waking up right like in it you know i get it that it's not every yeah but it's
like the big names are waking up and here's the thing about that a lot of the times it starts with
the big name and the confidence in that and then it bleeds over to the more speculative stuff right
like you know so that's that's the confidence that i have with where things are right now
uh yeah but i mean we're labeling eth at 1700 waking up and I mean that's just like
bare fucking that's not even bare minimum that's like okay but I mean like that's kind of waking
up for ETH but I mean more like looking at I mean like Pingu for instance it's still down 80% from
its highs but it's up you know 80% in the last week, right?
Less than a week.
About five more of them.
So that's the thing though.
I mean, like, but it's not unprecedented to have five more of them lined up, right?
Like, and it's those types of moves that really bring a lot of confidence to the market in
general. So I don't know, man, I'm, I'm still,
I actually think there's a decent chance now I'm waiting to find out.
I'm trying to get, get somebody to fly me out to Dubai.
I think it might happen for next week. We'll see.
I'm all chance.
You know, if that somebody
is on this stage,
We'll see how Dubai
takes carry-on luggage
with human beings. I'm not sure.
I'm a rooster.
That's true.
I fed him the carry-on bag pretty easily.
Emotional support pet animal uh yeah i don't know we'll we'll see man i like the other the one that is coming up i
i don't know if i really want to do or not. We've got Bitcoin conferences coming up in Vegas next month.
You know my opinion on Vegas.
If you can go to that.
If it were back in Nashville.
You just like to see the world burn.
If it were back in Nashville, I would be a lot more open to going.
Like, here's the difference with Dubai I'm open if somebody just like gets my flight and you know puts me up I'll go out there I'll hang out I don't need to
be like paid to go out to Dubai Vegas I get it some people they will pay to go to Vegas I have
to be paid to go to Vegas like it is, it's just not the best place for me.
Like, you know, and if it is your stomping grounds and you're a fan of it, all the more
power to you.
Nothing against that.
I respect that.
Like, I just, you know, I feel like people need to know their strengths, their weaknesses
and Vegas is not a place where I thrive.
Yeah, also the market doesn't like when you go to Bitcoin conference, so don't do it.
You know, historically that's true, but the market does like when I go to token 2049.
Yeah, Big difference. You know, look at token 2049 and 2023,
September of 2023,
I flew out to token 2049 at the Pico bottom, right?
Like from September, 2023 through the end of that year,
like everything just ripped.
So that's one reason why I'm also like, I need to get out there, man.
Like the market needs me in Dubai.
Yeah, it always does.
So what do you have
going on this weekend?
I was eating some breakfast.
is Colorado still
skiable right now? Yeah.
Over the next, starting in three weeks a couple
of closings some haven't announced their closes yet my buddy's flying out there tomorrow and he
told me he's skiing sunday and monday and i was like i felt like it was pretty late in the season
i mean it is but you get you get good you get good slush um good good spring ski
so some some slush is fun you know it's a little softer slush. Good spring ski. Some slush is fun.
It's a little softer.
Slush is better than ice.
Ten times out of ten.
Skiing on ice sucks.
Yeah, I'm getting my last few days in.
Dude, I don't even know if you...
In fact, I don't think you know.
Yeah, I'm moving to Tampa in like four months.
Dude, it's exciting.
What is happening in Tampa?
What's the occasion?
Work opportunity.
Well, congrats, man.
Fresh start.
A little change of pace, too.
Yeah, you know, be by real beach because, you know, Houston ain't got one now.
Got one out.
Dude, if I honestly, if I were you, you know, mid-20s, single,
looking for a solid place to live,
Tampa's like right there near the top of the list, man.
Yeah, exactly.
I mean, yeah, I didn't really hesitate too much
when the opportunity arose.
So, yeah, I'm kind of just coasting here in Colorado until then.
Dude, tell me about how things have been, you know, kind of the past week.
You told me you're going to start getting a little bit more plugged back into the timeline,
kind of just readjusting to, you know, taking some time off and coming back.
Like, how has that been over the past week for you?
It's been a little...
It hasn't been a smooth...
It has not been a smooth transition.
I'm still not even as active as I like to be at the moment.
Kind of got...
From a couple months, stepped away,
mixed with a couple months of extremely bad trading.
Kind of got the yips.
If I'm being honest, dude, like.
I feel that, man.
Kind of got the yips when it's coming to, you know, trading and opening new positions and even, you know, just being confident in those positions.
It's not as easy as it was.
So I was going to say, say dude what is it like actually this is something
that you brought up to me that i think really resonates you know we're talking like back in
january and i was in a similar spot at that point and in january you know the first thing that you
told me is step for like coming back dude it's just plugging in with the people again.
Like, I think that's step number one, because a lot of the times when you're hesitant as far as making that decision, like what is the next good opportunity to be able to plug into?
And like, dude, there are a lot of decent, you know, I think that there is going to be another wave of airdrop metas, et cetera, that come up, that come around the corner.
I think there are going to be opportunities like that that pop up where participation is something that can just merit you some type of upside.
And in the process, like the big thing for me, at least, you know, like same thing even after taking, you know, March off, right?
Like it's tough getting
plugged back in um and i'm sure there are other people that are in the audience right now that
are in a similar spot and like right now honestly i'm not making a ton of moves the biggest moves
i'm really making are just getting plugged back in with the people. And I've been around this space long enough to know that it's like
positioning yourself with the right people,
being there at the right time,
usually is what precedes the opportunities that end up just leading to
like the massive opportunities for the multiples that you see that people
like tweet about, a lot of the time the crazy part is they can't happen without you really even being aware that that opportunity is going to come up anytime fast.
The tides turn very quickly in this space.
yeah and that's uh yeah that's what i love about abasho so much is like
there are people who you know focus in a bunch of different lanes um and it's always welcoming i
mean even even in my couple months step away you know come back say hello it's like
everybody's still cooking um and so yeah that's kind of what i've just been doing this past week you know been a little bit
more active in some chats you know trying to stay a little bit more updated on uh you know what's
going on you know but build the sea legs again before i start fucking firing clips off a cliff
no i feel you man i mean that's again it's a smart thing. I think like the misconception that you have when you come back a lot of the times is you're used to what you were doing right before you walked away. And it's this constant stream of activity where it's nonstop. And it's like you don't have to do constant activity nonstop with trading to do well is the whole point, right? Like with a lot of this stuff.
with trading to do well is the whole point right like with a lot of this stuff you know it's it's
true the more you kind of like the less you do a lot of the times the better you end up doing right
whenever you get to the point where you're over trading like that's what happened to me over like
you know through the period of that down stretch it was just putting myself in a blender, being overconfident that the bottom was in where it wasn't, you know, making stupid decisions as a result of that.
I feel so much clearer headed right now, not doing really anything than I am when I'm doing
a million different things at once. And, you know, but it's like an adjustment coming back
and realizing that you can do that and be all right. Right. Like anyway like dude it's it's pumped me up seeing little
things like again seeing pingu pump awesome you know like i love seeing how just committed luca
and a bunch of those guys have been um i like you know you you and i are in the same boat
i think the people that are here in the stock community are all in the same boat.
Like, I'm still bullish that there's going to be an NFT season, right?
Like, one day, eventually, the NFT season is going to be back.
It just, to me, makes too much sense.
much sense. I get why it hasn't so far, right? Like we just have not had a sustained period of time
I get why it hasn't so far, right?
where alts and when I say alts, memes have done their thing, but the major L1s really just haven't
had face ripping moves yet. They haven't. Like Bitcoin's done well, but when you look at
the overall altcoin dominance, which is the majority of the weight of the market cap
are in these major L1s. They're not in the meme coins. So the meme coins are the most fun thing
and viral thing to talk about. But the major of the weight of everything else is in these L1s.
And as the layer ones take off, especially as ETH does, again, you're going to see traction in the more speculative
assets like NFTs. And NFTs are one of those things that all it takes are just a few collections
really rallying again. It doesn't take much liquidity infusion to be able to get these
things running again, right? And once it does, dude, it's going gonna, I still just believe we are going to see a lot of new blue chips
that are made coming up. Like it is not a fun and popular thing to talk about, but usually
where there's a lot of opportunity are in the areas that are not the fun and popular
thing to talk about right now. And I still think that's NFTs.
Yeah. I mean, you know, I'll remain cautiously optimistic
while simultaneously bear posting
about pretty
about pretty much all my bags
point yeah I definitely
still believe that they'll have their moment
you know I'm
just mixed with the sour taste in my
mouth that I didn't cut
any NFT positions matter of mouth that I didn't cut any NFT positions.
Matter of fact, I really didn't cut any positions at all.
Other than, you know, like short term meme coin trading and then reallocating those profits.
Fuck back in the, you know, other positions and more NFTs.
back in the other positions and more NFTs.
So I'm a little bit sour that,
even though I know I should have,
I just never ended up making those cuts.
And that ended up being a pretty huge fumble on my part.
So what are the things you're looking for this time around?
Let's just say that we're right.
And the market does rally again, this dip from the past three to four months you know it ends up bouncing back we
see new highs across the board like what are you looking for this time with the bags that you have
say that they reach back to the highs with where they were before they cut off right like at what
point are you saying okay well now they reach the highs like is that enough to trim some point are you saying, okay, well now that they reached the highs, like, is that enough to trim some?
Or are you going to be confident enough that you're like, well, you know, like what are the milestones that you're really looking for?
Well, at least, you know, in the NFT positions that I do have, you know, I'm not really, I don't have one of, right?
I have many multiples of so it's a lot easier to start you know to have a strategy there be able to scale out you know cut one two at you know certain levels
when you have multiples like that when it gets really difficult is when you have you know three
or less um of any nft um so I'm definitely all time highs.
I'm definitely like shaving a little bit off all of them for sure.
And after that, you know, who knows?
I am getting the fuck out of ETH at 8,700.
I don't even care if ETH runs the 15K this cycle. That is a 2X I don't even care if he runs the 15K
this cycle. That is
a 2X I don't want to be a part of.
I'll let everybody else
hold those bags. Wait, did you say 3,500?
is where I'm cutting. Oh, 8,700.
Okay. Yeah, 8,700 is where
I'm cutting Eve.
I was saying 10K,
but I brought it down to 8,700. I was saying 10K, but I brought it down to 8,700.
You know, I was saying 10K, but in real life, I was thinking 8,700.
Now I'm saying 8,700, so I might have to even chop it a little sooner. Coming from this most bear cycle to the current market we're in, I just stacked a bunch of things.
I came far from trading to pretty much being a collector at this point.
That was one of my biggest mistakes as well.
I'm trying to get out of being so much
of a collector and then uh getting back to my roots and actually start trading again yeah
no that's fair man um i think that's the thing a lot of people need to think through right now
you know i've been doing a lot of thinking through it and And it's like when I look back in 2021, you know, when I had multiple runs to like, you know, the high seven, eight figures, whatever, and then watch that round trip each time.
have the discipline to do was it's so easy to get caught up in the momentum and the hype of what's
happening that it's easy to just kind of buy into this grand illusion of like what can be if you
just keep the foot fully on the pedal so i think the thing that i'm going to have to do this cycle to be able to balance that better is buy more real world assets.
Like as I take cash or take profit, right?
Like, you know, rather than just sitting on the cash doing whatever, basically buy more real world assets with it.
Like, right.
Like whether that's translating to real estate or, you know, go down the list of different items.
Like, heck, even I even think I remember somebody making fun of Trader May in last cycle for cashing out and buying like a Rolex at a certain point.
But it's like, dude, even buying a nice watch is diversification of assets.
Right. Like there are certain things that you can do to be able to diversify that.
And it's like, I want to be able to look at ways and have a plan for as I reach certain points,
it's like, hey, how can I diversify into assets that aren't just crypto? Like I want to be able
to stay exposed to it, but it's like, I know myself. And if I have X amount
it, but it's like, I know myself. And if I have X amount unallocated, you know, I'm going to,
like, I want it allocated somewhere. So I, if I'm going to keep it tied up, I think the way to do it
is to be able to start saying, okay, at what point, like, how do I start diversifying into
other assets as this continues? But like the thing again, that I look at right now with where we are,
dude, I, I still just think it's inevitable that the mark, the dip that we just saw,
I think is a mini scale of what we saw back in the summer of 2021, where a lot of people were like, shoot, it's over. It's not coming back. It's done. That was the end of the bull market.
And then we saw a huge run up
in speculative assets continue after that.
Except for I think this is going to be
on a way larger scale,
because again, you look at a bunch
of the different layer ones,
the other type of stuff.
Bitcoin has had its run this year
or over the course of the past couple of years,
but Bitcoin dominance has not trailed off whatsoever. And I
really just think, especially with the regulatory, what has happened under Trump and this
administration, you know, you look at the new SEC chair that comes in, we finally have somebody
that's not Gensler, pro-crypto, right? Like the different ETFs that have been passed and that
have been introduced, it is only a matter of time before
we start to see a run on the more speculative assets, right? Like it's, it's going to happen.
And like, I still am a big believer. I always a big, was a believer in the four-year cycle.
This is the first time that I've ever said that I believe that we're finally entering a deviation from the four-year cycle. I think that we are going to have a longer, higher bull run, and it's going to lead to a
longer, lower bear market after. So rather than maybe another 18 months or maybe 12 months,
whatever it would be in a typical cycle of bullishness before you really
enter into the true bear market, I think it might be another two, three years, right?
Maybe if we're lucky, another year past that. But then on the flip side, rather than like a
two-year bear market after it, you might be looking at like a seven, eight year bear market.
I just think that again, when you look at the effect of the halving and the diminishing
nature of it, you see halving, it's time when you look at that plus the overall adoption that we're seeing on a mass scale, we're actually
seeing decentralized applications that are finally getting to the point where they can go viral,
right? Like they can, we can have a moment that breaks out where there is a app that hundreds of
millions of people across the world use that has crypto at its core. And there wasn't another cycle where we really could say that there was
anything that could possibly do that.
So I don't know, man. If step in launch now,
that's it.
That was a cool one though.
That went really viral and was really profitable for about two months.
Hey, Stefan laid the bricks.
Stefan laid the bricks.
No, but I mean, I definitely agree.
I don't think we're really having cycles as much anymore.
I think we,
this is the part where,
we've deviated from that.
I do think it's pretty funny how you were like,
pretty much got three years to retire your bloodline and then back to
McDonald's for the next seven to eight years.
that's just from a shit's going crazy every day,
left and right.
Right. Like perspective that is not from a shit's going crazy every day left and right, right?
Like perspective.
That is not from an opportunity perspective.
Like if it's similar to the tech bubble back in the 2000s, right?
It's not like tech as a whole was dead in the mid 2000s.
There was still opportunity there.
There were still companies that like were being built out where you could do well.
You just didn't see people retiring off of their stock
doing X amount of multiples in the mid 2000s, right?
They could still be paid well.
There were still real world businesses
that were run like off the internet in the tech bubble,
but it just wasn't nearly as frothy.
And I think that's what's gonna happen
over the next few years.
You're gonna see some businesses that really blow up
and they hit this real world scale and mass adoption and they have revenue streams that come in and
they're going to be able to support people.
There's going to be some more infrastructure that's built as a result of it, but you're
going to see also a lot of the froth that's weeded out after.
So it's not that you have to do it beyond X, but like, you know, having a good cushion
and finding a way to be able to
integrate yourself into something that may not be quite as sexy during that stretch afterwards,
but that you can survive in the industry. You know, look at a decade past that, like tech again,
over the 2010s through now has just been nonstop up only. And like, that's really the future of
what I see this industry. I don't see it as the next few years.
I'm looking at like a couple decades down the line, where will we be?
And I think when you look at like the tech industry as a whole, what it's doing right
now, you know, dude, that's going to be the crypto industry a couple decades from now.
So I think we're like in tech bubble 1.0 right now from the late 90s, early 2000 is where we are right now.
Like more like late nineties we're late nineties.
So the next 20, 30 years,
I still think this will be the industry that has the most growth,
but like as a result of that larger growth,
you're going to have some massive volatility upswings and downswings in the
middle of it.
Yeah, I agree. I think. have some massive volatility upswings and downswings in the middle of it yeah i agree i think i think we're at the part of you know a good chunk of the world is sitting at the edge of the plank for crypto you know ready to just jump off and dive in as soon as the water's warm enough.
I still think, you know, in terms of,
you know, definition, what a super cycle could be that,
yeah, this next year, two years, maybe even three years,
like you were saying, we could see some extreme blow off tops.
Like, I'm so a believer that, you you know 420k bitcoin is not out of
not out of reach at all um i don't know how long right it'll probably wake there and maybe be like
for a day or two um and who knows how profy everything is at that point but i definitely
don't see it as out of the question. That's not my first target.
My first target was, it was like somewhere in the twos, I think, 220.
But if you break that, you go up, you break 280, then yeah, there's definitely no question.
I think if you break 280.
So you've raised your targets after the recent dip.
That's what you're saying, because you said it wasn't that high initially.
Yeah, I mean, initially it was around 180.
Initially it was around 180.
I have raised my targets a little bit, at least for Bitcoin.
I don't know what that means.
At the same time, I say I wouldn't be surprised if Bitcoin hits $420,000.
I would not be surprised to see ETH at $6,000 while Bitcoin is touching $420,000.
I wouldn't be surprised either way.
I wouldn't be surprised either way.
The ultimate pain.
The ultimate pain.
I just really hope and pray that ETH is not like what Litecoin was last cycle.
I hope ETH is not that this cycle.
I mean, I wish you wouldn't even have said that, but yeah, I agree.
Well, that would be the ultimate pain.
Again, we talked about this a little bit ago.
We talked about this a little bit ago.
It's the parasitic nature of the way it's currently structured with the L2s.
There's not enough activity.
I'm not even just talking about from the revenue perspective.
I'm just talking about from the pure activity perspective.
So much activity, so many users, which does siphon off a lot of capital as well,
and a lot of the revenue, is streaming off into these L2s. And like, I get that it's the way that it's
structured to be able to scale right now. And it works from that perspective. But at the end of the
day, the L2s really aren't building ETH, they're building themselves. Like, I don't know. It's,
it's true. They're not scaling and and making nobody is making an l2 because
they're like i want to make eth better people are making l2s because they're like well you know
eth is a cheap way to be able to secure this thing and i want my own product and here's how
i think that i can do it better than it and And there can be some synergies. You get the brand name associated with it.
And, you know, there are a lot of upside as far as from a, you know, money-making perspective to be able to start it.
Whether you're bringing up, like, you know, Base, for instance.
I talked about this last week.
Base is making a shit ton of revenue right now without having a token they
don't need a base token to be able to make a lot now granted if they have a base token they're
going to make even more money from the trading on that from the capital that they raise selling the
token you know etc like but just from the trading from the fees they're taking home right now, I think they're only paying 20 to 30% to ETH right now from all the fees from
the a hundred, you know, shoot, I think nearly $200 million last quarter.
I may be crazy on that,
but I'm pretty sure I saw that number last quarter.
It was close to $200 million, no 150 maybe, but either way,
like that's crap ton of money that they're bringing home just by having all of this activity.
When they're talking about building on base, they want you to build on base because they want the fees.
And like, again, what is the big thing with Zorro with coin and tokenize everything?
It's more transactions.
More transactions means more fees, means like more network activity.
It just, just makes sense.
But at the end of the day, ETH itself is not getting the majority of the revenue stream from it.
So it's like where again, without something like NFTs really just booming on ETH, where does the activity come from?
booming on ETH, where does the activity come from?
Here's my, I don't know if I'd even want to call it a thesis, but here's my bottle of
And I think the perfect concoction for ETH to get some respect back on the name is,
you know, obviously, like, especially with like ETH, Solana, all L1s and everything,
it really follows the on-chain activity, right?
So where are people playing at the moment?
And it's not Ethereum.
And it's not going to be, you know, Ethereum unless if there's a massive, massive swing,
And I think the best way for that to happen is, like, I don't know the odds of it actually happening,
but I would love for Trump to pick ETH as like,
you know, his main crypto that he's pushing
other than Bitcoin, right?
Like Trump goes ETH.
Oh, look at Eric Trump.
Eric pushed it and then dumped at the lows.
Yeah, exactly.
That's not what we need.
And also Eric Trump carries nowhere near the weight as, you know, Mr. President.
Look at the value. I think the value of a dinner was multi-billion dollars.
Right, exactly. So, you know, I need him. I need him to scam pump ETH and bring some bring some activity over there. And, you know, there's dormant giga whales that are just waiting for any activity. Right.
And there's other people who are willing to willing to hop over on chain immediately.
I mean, I think that's a perfect concoction is you need you need Trump to giga pump ETH, bring the attention back over there.
Then the money is going to follow.
And then, you know, it'll be fun again.
Then people are going to realize, like, oh, you know, I am paying $150 gas each way, but I'm not having to trade with the pours.
And they'll realize it's a lot more fun.
And things on ETH always sustained a longer pump than um you know solano
and stuff so it it really just has to be the perfect concoction of you know narrative money
and activity and i i think there still is a possibility the odds of that perfect concoction
happening now i have zero idea um if at that point it's luck based uh dude i still think there needs
to be a technical some type of i don't know how to do it i'm not the right person to answer this
but there needs to be some type of upgrade to the network to where there's no semiotic
relationship between l1s and l2s like No, nobody cares. Nobody cares. No, the tech that people want is number go up.
If number go up, people come and play.
All right.
I mean, it's fair.
But, like, again, it's the chicken before the egg, right?
Like, which came first?
I mean, that's pretty obvious.
That's a pretty obvious thing.
The egg came first.
You think an egg just all of a sudden was there one day?
Like, you know, I...
Yeah, the egg hatched the first chicken.
I'm not saying the egg was laid by a chicken.
That's what I'm saying.
Could have been laid by, you know, something else, something similar.
Who knows?
But the egg came first.
Dude, this makes even less sense than the argument
that you're just making a second ago.
You know, it is what it is.
I sit here and hope.
Because a good chunk of my portfolio is so down bad
that I can't even sell it.
Hey, this is me just fudding my bags right now.
I am bullish on ETH though from that perspective that you said.
ETH is like the chain of permanence.
Still the chain, I think that you have something.
You're looking at a lot of these major blue chips that are out there,
especially from the art perspective.
There are a lot of really
well-respected collections that are there.
I think NFTs are ETH's saving grace.
It's that simple.
If ETH is going to have the comeback that we want it to have, NFTs are a huge part of
that saving grace.
So I think that it could, and I still believe that it will um have a major run but
a lot of that driven by again i just think nfts in general are an asset class right now that are
slept on like it's only a matter of time in my opinion before we see another nft run there's
so many people that are influential in this space
that were brought on and onboard initially from NFTs just being an intuitive thing.
As far as digital collectibles, like there was a period of time you look at like the trading card
industry, people thought that it was dead. There were a lot of industries that have come along,
had major runs, died and had rebirths.
And, you know, crypto is a perfect example of a lot of that stuff, just on an accelerated,
quicker, quicker scale.
It just a quicker timeline, I guess I should say.
So, yeah, man, I mean, again, it's one of those things for me.
It's not a matter of if it's still a matter of when I'm bullish on it. And I'm just bullish right now, again, seeing the life come back, like seeing right now a bunch of the stuff that has been moving over the course of the past week, there's finally lot of solid fundamentals that are really backing that
hope it's not just many price pumps that are happening the price pumps are happening for
solid fundamental reasons that have just been you know it's like that beach ball underwater
comparison that vgf brought up last week just a matter of time before we really end up seeing
that beach ball explode back above so i'm i'm bullish man like
it's that simple i it's i'll get on here each week and continue to do these because it is you
know i think it's the consistency of community number one that keeps you in check. But number two, again, there's opportunity that comes along with that consistency.
So, you know, it's it's only a matter of time. Before we end like, you know, Rooster, bookmark this right now.
We've got, what, 50 people in this space. I'm taking a screenshot. We're going to revisit this here in a few months.
Taking a screenshot, we're going to revisit this here in a few months.
And like how many, how, how much takes like a few thousand dollars to really see something
like stocks pump another 30, 40%, like, you know, from 0.07 right now where they are,
you know, when you're starting to see close to 0.2 plus again, like we'll have a few hundred
people in these spaces to get easily before we know it. Um, so I don't know, man, again, these are the good periods.
These are the trenches. I I'm bullish on where we're heading from here. Um,
it's going to happen, man. Yeah. I mean, I agree. And honestly, your numbers have been looking pretty good, too, for engagement this week.
They have.
No, it's been like, that's another thing that's giving me a lot of positive reinforcement.
It doesn't just feel like we're seeing the same people that have been on here.
the same people that have been on here we're seeing a lot of people finally make a comeback
We're seeing a lot of people finally make a comeback.
um and we're we're seeing a lot of finally some new voices come into the space too
so it's i don't know man again it's coming excited about it it's fun getting back on here with you guys.
But yeah, dude,
I wish I had longer to be able to keep the space going this week.
I've got to get running here to finish up a little bit of packing.
Got my men's retreat this weekend. Like I talked about earlier that I am hyped about do this thing is just like,
just pray for me that my legs survived the weekend.
It's always the big question is whether or not my legs will actually be able
to manage, um, without getting injured. So if lumber was up here,
he'd be posting the ankle photo.
Of course he would do lumber loves to post that ankle photo.
Now for me right now, it's more the knee than anything else
i've just been dealing with freaking it band syndrome in the right knee and it is a pain in
the butt dude like just so much pain after a little bit of time so you know it's what happens
when you start getting old don't don't hit above the age of 30, dude. Just don't do it because your body starts falling apart
no matter how much you try to keep it from doing so.
Well, that might be possible
depending on how these next three years work out.
All right.
Well, you know, hopefully we push you
and you figure out my pain one day.
So I can give you a hard time too.
But yeah, I appreciate all y'all joining as always.
Wonky stunks are inevitable. We'll, we'll be back next week.
I'll try to bring on some other guests with us this next week too.
We'll, we'll try to work on that before.
And hopefully this next week I'll be doing it from Dubai.
I think there's a chance.
TBD. I'll find out in the next day.
see y'all later. And it was good
as always.
Cheers, everybody.