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Okay, good morning everyone. My name is BBU.
And my co-host for today is Lewis. And we'd like to especially welcome everyone to today's events. We're all here to celebrate Yodmos at one. It's been an incredible journey so far. And today we're
We're going to be speaking to some people from the Yodmost team as well as their special guests. Thank you so much to stick to and only flex for making time to come and hang with us. And yeah, so we're going to kick off any bit. Lewis, are you good to go?
Very great. So I agree with chicken off with two incredible herbs. I think they're probably the best herbs I've ever encountered in my entire life.
And there are the brings behind Yodmos. The first person is Gio, Gio is joining us from the official Yodmos account and Kaku as well. Welcome guys.
Thanks, BbU. It's a pleasure to be here. Glad to have you here. How are you feeling today?
I'm feeling good. It's been a while here. I know. I know. I know as so much has happened in the last year. How are you feeling, Kaku?
I'm good. Thank you. Thank you for setting this all up. If I could just before we get too far in just big things to James who's been doing the Lord
work all year with us. You as well, BVU, like you're newer to the team, but you're doing great things. Luis is here too. And he's been helping us for a very long time now. And
I think we have Huckleberry listening in too, and Huckleberry has done some good work as well. So yeah, things all that I mean, so yeah, it takes a whole village to make things happen. So yeah.
Thanks. Thank you guys. Thank you to everyone that has been a part of Yodmos' journey so far. And just to dive in, we're going to start with a brief recap of the last year.
So this is going to be by Kaku and Gio and I'm going to be asking them a couple of questions just to find out how the journey has been, why the old ones even exist and where we're going from here. So guys who wants to start first?
Okay, great. So my first question is why did you decide to start your boss?
I mean, I think geo has a has a more interesting answer than then I do on this one. I worked with geo on Dexmoos and at that point before Dexmoos I knew
close to nothing about crypto. And so I just really enjoy engineering challenges. And so we put that together, ask them if you knew anybody else looking that needed front end.
Dev help. And so he kind of selfishly, I didn't realize at the time, pulled me into this idea for a project we had that became you'll most.
Yeah. That's an incredible story. So I guess like we'd like to hear from you as well, Gio. What went into your decision to start your nose? What was the problem you were trying to solve?
just the idea that you have to...
The thing that led to YieldMose is sort of twofold. Number one is seeing all these smart contracts getting owned and getting their liquidity drained, combined with like seeing
seeing off-seeing released and seeing what its capabilities, the potential that it could have, I guess, sort of those two things coming together and clicking for me.
and wanting to make the environment in the crypto space a little bit more secure and whatnot for everybody.
That's incredible. I think that's really incredible. So I think one of the things I'd like to know is what challenges so far have you encountered in trying to build your most?
Well, we're trying to build this in a way that like
isn't really being done anywhere, right? So like everything has been a challenge from learning about technology to trying to build it and trying to get it run on on change trying to get
people to sort of trust trust the new way of doing things. Getting people to believe that like Aussie is what we claim it is. You know things like that. Yeah.
That's incredible. That's incredible. And I think those are really valid. And I think that will help me pivot to my next question, which is, you know, so far, what has the feedback been from users and people you're building this for?
I think the feedback is...
mostly has mostly been centered around.
It's been saving people. We're automating things away. And like if you have a bunch of coins that you've staked across the ecosystem.
Those savings add up even if it's like 30 seconds per network per day or per week, whatever that over the course of a year, that's going to add up to hours and hours of time saved or you're not the one that has to.
do the manual compounding. I think we have some cool stuff down the pipeline as well that's going to take the product to the next level.
And finally, you know, the action of compounding is helping everybody make make a little bit more yield a little bit more money. That's very true. I mean, I remember the first time I discovered you most calculated
me paying any fees. I feel like everyone's about you most, you know, and I'm really passionate about that. So I think it's a great product and you and Kakuhak have done so well, so well, so far. Thank you. I appreciate
I think something that is going to share that. When you said the challenges, I think one of the challenges has been a lot of people don't understand the difference between APR and APY.
I think there's a lot of work that means to be done still in educating like users in general.
I think a lot of people get into defyers, have no clue
what they're doing and sometimes it's important to
You know, help them out. And I think Dilmo's abstracts some of that complication. True. Out of compounding and looking out over your staking rewards. And that's what actually drew me to Dilmo's and help them out. True.
I mean, you're very right with that. And I think like going forward, a lot of what we're trying to work on as well is educating our community, and just making sure that the understanding really matters of what we do, you know, and how we're actually helping them.
I wanted to hear about what Kaku has faced that has been difficult in those last years because just to explain to everyone how the team is structured, Geohandel's most of the back end and Kaku is a
a little bit from Ben and a little bit back in about their have like different areas of expertise both of them. I wanted to hear what Kaku has to share about these challenges. Yeah. So to me there's been so many challenges on literally every level right there's been
Social, like socially things that have held us back and that we've had to overcome. There's been technical challenges. There've been a canonical child, like just kind of in any facet, right? We've worked, shoot. We've done so much work kind of behind the scenes on things that,
People don't really know about and won't even become into like the cosmos mainstream Still for probably another six months, right? We've done work that is like helping get things into IBC go that will like later down the
line be tremendously useful to all our users. We've had huge educational things where we have users that still use our product. And to me, our biggest value that we add is that everything is
Truly non-custodial most people don't really understand what I mean when I'm talking about truly non-custodial Which I mean that means I probably need to find a better way to explain it But we have users every day that don't quite understand that there's no withdrawing their funds from yellows, right which I think is
kind of a compliment, right? Because it means our UI is good enough and user experience is good enough that they just think that this is a way to increase your yield, which in some ways it can be.
But yeah, I mean this could be a whole discussion in and of itself. There's been issues that we've overcome kind of on every aspect.
For sure, I definitely see you guys like try to solve
problems like every week, there's something new that needs to be addressed. And I think the most long-term challenge is educating users in jail. Sure. And I mean, when we started to give most off to Z itself was so new that I had
to go in myself and put in a pull request to Kepler wallet so that grant messages would show up correctly. Right? Because before that they were just very obscured and it was legitimately a security risk. Right?
And I mean, ledgers were not compatible with any, any off-the-z messages and things have come a long, long way in a year, even just on the technical side.
Yeah, I completely agree with that. And I think the users as well as well have seen like the growth so far. I mean like even in terms of UI, UX, there's been a lot of IT rates.
and just fine tuning the product to make it better for everyone. So I'm really sure that the users respect that and I appreciate the work from the team, you know, over the last year.
So yeah, moving on, I think the next question that everyone would like to know would be, what have you guys learned so far? And this is Hojia on Kaku. What have you learned so far in building you most over the last year?
Ideas are easy to come up with. Actually, implementing them in such a nascent space is
is a lot more challenging than I think either of us. And expect that it to be. It seems to be a general rule thumb that everything is taking about two to three times longer than we expect.
we expect things to take. So that's been a very, very humbling experience. I think we're both, Kaku and I are both fairly decent at coming up with, you know, five million things that we'd like
to build and present to the users, but eventually it comes down to scaling back and trying to deliver the thing that's going to bring the most value or it'd be the most useful thing for the users.
Yeah, that's a great approach to building. Yeah, I think the revolts in like, the strong to build on great ideas and
And many times failing. I think like what separates you from many, many teams is that that you've been constantly proven the product even
having greater, greater ideas like you mentioned, but actually build them and out, even if it takes a long time. And that consistency is, I think, very important in this phase and missing from a lot, a lot of projects. So congratulations, now.
It's tough, but you've managed to continue building. - Yeah, I appreciate that, Luis. If I'm gonna sneak one in, it's gonna be over the past few months, as a way to further what we're doing it almost, I've been learning.
Cosmossum and Rust, and I need to give the obligatory shout out for the Web 3 Builders Alliance, who have been great. And so, if I'm answering the question super literally, it's one of the things I've learned this year is Cosmossum, which has been like
So fun, so enjoyable and like such a new superpower. Yeah, again another topic that I could, that I could talk way too long about. So I'll just leave it there. I'll take you up on that, if I want to go back on the
he calls with love to hear or you have to say about that. But thank you guys so far for your responses. I think one other thing that I'd like to know is 12 months from now, 2 years from now, 5 years from now, what's your vision for your most and where you're building?
We have a lot of ideas that have gone into the formulation of the vision. And also, I think, a lot of... There's been a lot of pivots over the last year as we've learned.
about stuff. So like division, division I think has changed and it's probably going to change, but I think the overarching goal has always been overarching vision has always been to
sort of enable users to have another option to be able to manage their assets without giving up custody and ownership of their asset.
If I was to condense that into like a single headline, I'd probably call it something like, and this is a working, this is a working tagline, working sort of working.
I guess you could say a elevator pitch, but like...
the idea of self-hosted wallets, right, or self-custody wallets, right? So self-hosted asset management or asset management for the self-hosted wallet, I don't know.
It's one of those things that is kind of hard to explain especially or it's hard to talk about especially when like Smart Contracts claim to be non-custodial.
Right. So then what is what is self custody actually mean in that context versus in the context of the user having those assets custody in their own wallet, right? So I think there's some like terminology needs to be ironed out, but at the end of the day,
I think Oc can be a very powerful permative to sort of enable users to not have to rely on giving up custody of their assets to another service. Yeah, that's something I wanted to ask. I don't know if any other like comparable
Primitive on another, another protocol is like, is there something like this on Ethereum that's non custodial?
because everything is like has some more countries reached it far as I know it right. - There's an EIP for it, yeah.
Yeah, and there's like I think headways have been made into it where you can like split out the Where the where the rewards are sent to like in was staking right now you can specify a withdrawal address
There's a similar thing where some platforms have adopted a similar thing. That's probably the closest thing that's been implemented on ETH. I think that would sort of move the needle if you think of custody as a spectrum.
I think that moves the needle towards sort of Nacastodio, right? But as far as I'm aware of, I think Nier might have something similar and called, I think, account abstraction. And then I heard, I heard
You know, rumors of other chains wanting to do similar things, but as far as I'm aware, OC is probably the most developed one at the moment. Like, of that, if you think about those non-cursor technologies, I do think OC is the most developed one at the moment.
Yeah, for sure. Well, at least right now it's pretty secure. That's also one of the things that drew me to the amount is the fact that you're actually not giving up your keys or anything for that convenience.
I get out my kind of answer there because I know we're going a little bit long. I think in my mind I have two visions that I want to see in place over the next year.
being that I want yield most to become the interchained asset management protocol of the cosmos. And this is something that's very near and dear to my heart. This is something that
You know, I work seven days a week making this happen. And I think the next year is going to show a lot in that regard. So I expect that, you know, in a year from now,
We will be the de facto tool for
I don't want to spill all the beans, but for managing your assets anywhere in the cosmos, you'll be using your most. This is something I strongly believe. And on the other side, I want to continue building out non-custodial specifics.
specifically off base Z solutions for a wider range problem. Because I think it goes beyond just asset management. I think it goes into voting. I think it goes into delegations. I see it as the most under looked aspect of what crypto should be moving
forward and I want to do as much as I can to push that forward. That's incredible, that's incredible and I completely agree with that. I think going forward we should be looking at more non-costodial solutions to some of the problems
We have some of the issues we face in crypto. So that's so incredible. Thank you so much guys. This has been great. I know the audience has been happy to hear from the you most team So I'm glad to join writing to our guests for today
And today we have Stake Ciddle and we have the co-founder of OnlyFlex Abby with us today. Or great to be starting with Stake Ciddle. So if you could, let's see some clapping emojis and audience. If you're welcome, I guess to speak please.
Hey friends, thanks for having me up. This is Nemus co-founder of Stack Zero. We've been starting Stack Zero together with Crypto Zero and Jonas in 2021, but basically been validating on various changes since 2019.
And our focus has been mostly cosmos over the last three years. And yeah, congrats to the anniversary. It's crazy how fast the time flies by. I remember using yield moss early on, I guess. And it has been really a time saver. I just make sure this morning to update all my positions.
so that I can relax for the next three months doing nothing. And yeah, I guess what do you guys want to hear from me? Okay, great. Thank you so much for that intro. I think the first thing that we want to know is, you know, from your view,
or from your point of view as a validator, what are the main features or usability that Yodemos gives you that like stands out? So your dates a day, what are the things that or what impact has using Yodemos has have on you dates a day as a validator?
Right, right. I mean, I would say there are sort of two things. I mean, the first thing is obviously for our delegators to make life much easier, basically to restake every day without doing it manually and also for us internally in the team, just saves a lot of time, I guess.
Plus, something, there's a much bigger factor, I guess, that many people, maybe not aware of. We are one of the few validators that are basically, we needed sort of to reject using the restake functionality.
Because there was the concern with the European regulation that soon as the evaluator basically touches the tokens or delegations of the delegators and moves them for them, you know, that you are qualified as a custodial
So there were actually some feedback by lawyers back then that were saying, you know, this could be a risk that you were called classified as a custodian. And with yield most, you don't have the problem because with yield most basically you guys, you know, you provide the functionality to do the restaking for us.
So you sort of took away some sort of regulatory risk to be honest for us internally so that it hasn't impacted us too much not using this restake app by Equestake, you know Yeah, but other than that, you know, obviously just just the
UI/EX is super nice and you know you support a lot of chains and it's easy to update your positions. It has been for three so far so it's a really nice experience and I'm curious to know how you guys actually plan to sustain over the long term you know like what are the next steps.
Thank you so much for that. That's impressive or really interesting to know around like regulatory issues that we're actually helping with that and that's something I'd like to explore further with you. But yeah, I think Geo could
Take your question. Yeah, great, great question. We do plan on eventually introducing a take rate fee that we're going to charge for the service.
We think that there is a sustainability problem and we hope that people are okay with paying a little bit to help support the app, support the developers, support the ecosystem.
So far, the app and the transaction fees and all that has sort of been supported by grants that we've received from Osmosis and Juno and Plan Q who's actually here. So thank you for that. We appreciate all of that support.
Yeah, if I could just add sorry just real quick. So yeah, I do expect that some point there needs to be some sort of take rate take rate added although this is not yet been finalized and you know it's kind of unclear exactly what will settle on but personally I
I have one of the things that I've been pushing forward in these discussions is that some level of basic like staking, restaking, to stay free. 100% free. I don't know if I'll get exactly what I want, but this is something that
And every time this subject comes up, this is my stance. So, you know, for anybody wondering, just doing their thinking compounding, I would prefer personally, for that to always stay free, just as like a public good, a public utilities.
that all of these trends should have. But we'll see. Thank you, Fala Kakur. I'm sure some people in the audience have their fingers crossed. That is day three. But we'll see. We'll see. Oh yeah, Louis. Did you have something to say?
Yeah, like I want to talk like I'll see in general and and here sticks it was well new mistake on it basically do you sit on other areas of of Dalai
or just compounded right now? No, we do use it for governance, for example. You can sort of use off Z to enable the other team members to vote via the validator-capular dashboard. So that's another use case for us.
Yeah, I didn't talk about it. We also did it for proposal. So if we want to make a proposal, we can do it from certain accounts without having to share keys and, you know,
break any security practices. I think it's important to highlight how obviously it really changes the security mindset that you can have on the security practices that everyone has in this space as long as you know.
We have access to it and I think Kack or geo mentioned something of that sort like how governance can be improved with all see implementations Yeah, exactly. I
I'm always just wondering what kind of other use cases are out there with of Z and things like interchained accounts and so on that we haven't even thought about because right now it's sort of helping us with some internal problems at our company that other people can
and vote and not the technical person that setups the node has to vote himself. So there might be other organizational issues for crypto companies that obviously could be really helpful, but also for other business use cases, I guess, that we haven't even discovered yet. Yeah.
That's great. I think one thing that's certain is that the use cases for OZ are limitless and I'm waiting to see or looking forward to see what Kaku and Gio come up with in their future, you know, as part of their commitment to building out a more non-costal
studio future for the Insurgine and Beyond. But yeah, this was great. Thank you so much, Dexito. I was wondering if you had something else, Statesman, audience right before you jump off? No, just keep building, you know, and curious to see where Yiddmost will be in the air from now.
Hopefully I can join next time as well. Thanks guys. That'll be great. Thank you so much. Thank you. That was amazing. Thank you. So next up we have the co-founder of OnlyFlicks and they just launched their Flicks token last week.
And we have the co-founder Abbi here with us. Abbi, welcome to our space. Thank you. I was taken aback by that. Thank you. Thank you for having me here. Glad
to join all of you on this anniversary space. Congratulations to the entire Eelmo's team. Thank you so much. It means a lot to hear that from you. Thank you for joining us. Sorry, just a quick announcement. If you are aware
We're giving out some free NFTs as part of the anniversary celebrations and these NFTs were actually made and created on the OmniFlick Studio platform. So you should definitely check that out if you're creating on Cosmos. And yeah, I'd be how you feel today.
I'm doing great. It's been about 10 days since the token launch. We have ealmost in that well and glad you're on your own this anniversary space because I've known about ealmost from Octo. I don't know if Octo still works with the team or
But you know that was my first introduction it was a discord group where We were utilizing the fee grant module which is very similar to odds e or z works and Started off from there, you know interacted with octo
God will send you know what Elmos was trying to accomplish better and yes in Zen I've been following the journey and glad to see you all celebrate this space and look forward to many more. Thank you thank you. It means a lot. I mean we're glad to know that you've been working
We can we thoughts, you know, all this time. And we're glad to know that we're still so useful to only flex and everything you're building. If you guys didn't know, you can compound your flicks taking rewards on your boss and get some crazy APR and APY. So you should definitely check that out.
But I guess my first question for you, I'd be, would be, you know, we already used the OmniFlick Studio to create our NFTs, but as a product, what else can OmniFlicks be used for? You know, what else can people in the Cosmos ecosystem use OmniFlicks for?
All right, like in simple words, I'll say Omniflex aims to be the InduShend Media Hub. And what we mean by that is as an individual, as a community, as a DAW, as a project.
You should be able to manage, distribute and monetize your media or IP. So what we mean by that, if you're a project, you know, like Elon Musk, you should be able to create
content that is, say, videos, walk through videos, tutorials that you can publish utilizing the omnifix infrastructure. It should be able to engage your communities better, community better by utilizing NFTs on omnifix. And if there is ever a need for you to be able to say
list or trade, you know, NFTs. Now that is also possible for your community to, you know, utilize. And if you ever have your own token, you should be able to utilize that on the Omnifrix market as well. So this is sovereign infrastructure that we are building. Now, beat for creators, independent creators, studios.
record labels, communities, web2 communities, web3 communities, DAO's, projects, open source projects, and potentially anyone that intends to deal with their media assets with a long term perspective. Someone that's just posting one asset might not
need the entire infrastructure of Omniflex, they can pose that anywhere. But someone that's creating IP, intellectual property, or even in the case of fieldmoss, your brand assets can be NFTs on Omniflex and tomorrow events or reporters will
never have to identify where authentic assets are. This is a very simple example of how NFTs can be used. Of course NFTs can be used or the NFT infrastructure can be used for making sure you build communities with PFPs, you
communities with non-transferable NFTs, like the ones that take seat or customer spaces, all of them utilized an omniflex to build their communities. So quite a lot is possible, but the Indicent Media Hub is our focus right now, making sure we provide the infrastructure for everyone
that intense to utilize. That's very impressive. That's really really impressive. I mean like we have a really good use case already, you know, being able to means these proof of attendance and fts for our community for this space and that has been a great experience. I mean it took us a very short time
to get his center. So yeah, I thought it was a great experience. I was gonna ask Lewis, do you have something to it? Yeah, like I just wanted to say that I used this dream swap for the launch. It was just when I congratulated you because
West Burys moods pretty easy to understand what was going on and really like enjoyed the the way it worked and it's since it has worked out for the token right now. But yeah, congratulations.
Thank you. I mean, Kudos definitely goes to the Flick screw, the stream swap, the team, and everyone else, the Osmosis team for making sure it turned out the way it did. It was almost an year under development and we had to plan everything properly.
Glad it went well and yeah, that was the first team. So we have more coming up You know the flick streams, you know in Adam and usdc they'll be coming up Official announcement pending, but that is one we have the Coservinal Finance team that
confirmed that they'll be utilizing SteamSwap and multiple other teams that we're talking to. So pretty exciting to see this primitive, you know, actually, yeah, get like good feedback from the Cosmos ecosystem and other ecosystems as well. Yeah.
That's great, that sounds amazing. I mean, while looking forward to seeing new streams and more developments from Omni Flix, I think one other thing that I'd like to know is Omni Flix is a proof of stake blockchain and it's being sequenced.
secured by your validators and your stickers and we'd like to know how do you think your validators can't get more benefits just by utilizing your most? How do you think they can be supported more by your most?
as a network as someone that's contributing to a network as well as validator from the perspective of validator. So, you know, the first one as a network, you know, for people that are
that are actually looking to interact with the network, you know, most presence in easy way to interact or utilize fungible tokens, you know, interact with the network, you know, perform actions. Apart from that, from the roadmap that, you know, Kaku and the team mentioned, like talked about, now I see, you know, you guys probably
realizing what's more and you know maybe providing additional functionality not just for fungible tokens but also for say governance NFTs and so on so forth. This is something that you know as a network I'd be pretty excited about because it it
abstracts, it removes the hassle of being able to execute certain things and you know with even more automation, with even more features within eelsmo, so you should be able to do that. As a validator, you know, what Stake's Eto just mentioned about the regulatory, you know, also
We didn't think of it. Personally, I didn't think of it. And it seems extremely reasonable for someone to be able to follow this model. And yeah, thank you, StaxxEater team. And as a validator, as Omniflex,
that runs validators across multiple networks. No, our delegators would definitely be excited to utilize something like this, you know,
I'm sure a Delegators have been trying out various models to manage their tokens and this is active management and you not
without your attention if active management happens, that is the best case scenario. I think that is what some earlier achieves at a different level. Elon Musk does it at a different level.
And this is something that I'm pretty excited about. And I have a question for the team. What's your plan with NFTs? What are your thoughts on that?
Yeah, so we talked about this idea of being able to lend your NFT out for a short period of time in a knock-as-tall
So, you know, building some sort of integration with the NFT module, I assume I'm making an assumption here that you guys are using the Cosmos SDK default NFT module.
That's like we have our own NFT module that's like you know fork of the You know native standard so yeah, we aren't using cosmosom. We're using native NFT standard though an fp standard. Yeah, okay. Yeah awesome. So there's probably not so there's probably some some some Again, great, you know IT
The EG generation is plentiful, right? But like actually implementing this, who knows what exactly I'm taking. But like one idea with NFTs, like I said we had is just being able, you know, users who own NFTs being able to lend them out for whatever reason in a knock-a-story fashion without having to actually transfer ownership and then you know the chain being able to
provide some rights to the rentee, the renter, excuse me, the renter while the rentee maintains ownership of it, that's sort of our idea in brainstorming around NFTs. I don't know what
I don't know if that's even like something people would be interested in. So I kind of would, you know, defer to you and and see what you think about that.
All right, I mean that is very close to how we see infrastructure being built on Omniflex. You know, I had a protocol there. You should be able to license your assets, media assets. This is like serious business in the traditional media world. And you know, people don't keep buying and selling movies.
they keep licensing and real licensing and distributing movies or media assets. So that aspect is something that we are planning for at a protocol layer, but just as an example with OZ, this is how we look at it. So let's say there is a brand that wants to utilize NFTs.
And then there is an agency that is managing the brands, you know, presents or the collection, right? If that is happening, the agency can receive an odd Z permission grant and should be able to like manage everything that's possible within the collection, right? So here
you know, yet to write our odds e-rabbers, you know, for a native NFT module that we are building. But this is how we look at asset management function in the context of NFTs. Of course, like the asset, like
odd Z doesn't necessarily manage the ownership, it manages the interaction around the ownership. So you still own the asset, but the interaction is outsourced, delegated to some other account if you can say that.
And hence, you know, like when I say licensing at a protocol layer, what we mean is that the ownership itself will be managed at a protocol layer and OZ can be utilized for the management of events around ownership.
everything else around it. Maybe NFT staking also, that is also a model where you stake to license model. You stake for 60 days, you can license for 50 days or something like that. So all of this is, if this happens at a protocol layer,
eal moss or the asset management part and odds can kick in where the staking of the NFT should happen where any other function around it, interaction around it can actually happen.
And then sort of a non-media NFT application. We've got conversations with people who are using NFTs for tickets. I guess that is a media application. But also for, let's say, bus rides, bus passes, right?
If you're a parent, and you were getting into the weeds here, but if you're a parent, you could say something like, "My kid's allowed to use up..." Let's say you buy like a 10 pack bus pass, right? You authorize your kid to use up one pass per day or something.
like that, right? And then same with like concert tickets, you're a parent and you buy, you buy the ticket and like you authorize your kid to be able to like use that, use the ticket but not sell it or something like that, right? Like those are some other NFT use cases also that we've had conversations with some other folks as well.
Yeah, definitely later even in defy like some LP position that's like tokenized, Uniswap with real BNFT is something like that can also be you know managed quite a lot of possibility and odd Z in itself like I'm I'm a huge
huge fun like it released on December you know in the December reg update 20 run 1 update, Ozzian Figrant released like huge fun because the potential the dynamics they just change and in the Ethereum world the closest
that we can look at is account abstraction that people are talking about now, but as Omniflex, like we've been running the entire network just using the fee grant, even for relays, just using the fee grant for over in here. And that is the power of the stack.
Now that is how bootstrapping has changed, no for us, when we just utilized the figure on module. So you know, and OZ is like even more powerful and I'm sure like quite a lot of validators are working on like they're utilizing OZ.
for their voting processes. And we were always thinking of building dashboard for this one in our in sync up, staking up, but never got to it. But I think we'll focus on this as an ecosystem and do it collaboratively with all of you.
That sounds amazing. Thank you so much, Abbi. I think that has been a great conversation and I'm looking forward to all the new use cases that were able to build out, you know, functionalities were able to build out using NFTs. But speaking of NFTs,
We have some free NFTs to give out to our community today, especially people that are in the audience right now. You know, and it's a really simple process. We have some tweets pinned to this space and want to each show you like the
Start your to go to to claim your NFC. You have to be following us. You have to visit the link on the only Flix platform to receive the air drop and this is really simple. If you have a couple of wallets, you know, set to the only Flix network, it's really simple.
this you can get it done in like 2 minutes and it's really easy as soon as you follow the steps in the video your illegible to receive an adrop and to receive your adrop all you need to do is join our discord and that should be adroped in the next 24 hours. Now the best part is besides
getting cool arts, you know, as part of this celebration you also start the chance to win a share of 200 flicks. So if that sounds attractive to you, you should definitely check this out. Abbey, do you have something to help them with the steps to clean the NFTs? Do you have a reward for them?
Sure. So yeah, for the attendees in the space, you know, all you got to do is go to afro.omflix.tv. The link is pinned in one of the pinned tweets. So afro.om Netflix TV features interactive
videos. So the first video that you see right now is the Eelmost video and you can click on that and yeah, you should connect your capital and play the video. You're not charged anything. You just have to prove ownership of your account and
Once the video starts playing, while the video is playing, in fact, you will receive what is an interaction. The question will pop up and you will be required to enter your secret word or select the secret word. This is a multiple choice question.
And let's look at the why Mo is yeah, is that the token is that alpha for the token? No, no exactly, but it's just a shorting version of you must but we have some alpha though some alpha is coming right after this.
For people that need some assistance, the secret word is also painted in space. It's YMOS and you should be able to claim your adrup with that. Really easy. And share with your friends as well. There's a lot to go around and the more the merrier.
So yeah, thank you so much Abby. That has been a great session. We really enjoyed speaking with you and hearing from you and all the great things you're building on only Flix. Thank you so much again to stay still and we're about to run off the space. We have a couple more things to do.
So this is a secret session and well great to have some exclusive alpha from Geo and Kaku and your greats we're telling us all the cool stuff that we should expect from Yodmos, you know, a new development and stuff that's really important to the ecosystem. So yeah, Geo do you want to take this off?
Sure. We have a little bit of alpha. I think it's no secret that we are planning on launching a network and doing an air drop.
We've been, you know, slowly working on doing snapshots, but I think the piece of alpha that we're going to share today is that, you know, a good amount of the air job is going to go to past the almost users.
Asking person as reading person Guys this is news for me. I didn't know anything about it. So super super excited Yeah
Yeah, do you have any more alpha for us? Anything else? Any tips of what functionality it's coming?
I'm too bashful for that. Yeah, I don't know. If you have something you want to say otherwise, for me, like we're building this stuff every day, I think the pace of
like the normal yeal most development has slowed right that our releases have slowed because we've been working, working tirelessly preparing for things that everybody will see
in the next couple months. So I will personally, I'd like to hold out for the coming months. But, Geo, you're a free man. Do what you can do.
no i think i think that's good i guess the only other thing that i would that i'll drop is you know
hoping to get our network up and running before the end of June. I guess that's the only thing I like to mention. Of course, we do. I did say that we
think everything that we've thought has taken two to three times longer to get done. So who knows if we're going to be able to keep keep that time table. So I'll just
Thanks for that you think us cross that he happens at the end of June or sometimes. Yeah, thank you. Just want to say that I've got some like comments about the NFT
video page that apparently it's not working like if you see the video beforehand it's not working for a couple of years or so I believe you can
It took 30 seconds for the video to load for me. So just be patient. Yeah. And you could try clearing cookies or trying in a different device that might help.
You might not be able to do any mobile device, so you should probably try only laptop as well, that should help. But yeah, for people that do need the secret word to access the commands, the secret word is YMOS, YMOS, and it's
also pinned on this space. Okay, great. So guys, we're at the end of our space. It's been an interesting session so far. We've had a great time.
You know connecting with all our special guests as well as the youth must team. Thank you so much Lewis for rocking with us and spending time with us I'm wondering if we have some questions for the audience we have some time so if you
like to come up and say something about YieldMoss, your experience using YieldMoss, please feel free to come up, just raise up your hand and all requests to speak and I'll bring you up, we have six more minutes to go. I do know that Jim
was offering before the space started you're saying if anybody wanted to do a rap battle against him that he'd be interested in that. Okay that sounds really interesting. Who's going to battle to you?
actually wants to see this out here. Good morning to see you. I should get going a little bit early today.
I don't remember having a conversation with Kaku. Maybe my memory is going bad or something. Okay, that's good. Hi guys.
Thank you for joining us.
You can you can you can participate in the video from your address only once this is to restrict the spam accounts
Once you have participated in the video, you won't be able to participate it in it again. So for each address, participation is restricted only for one time.
Okay, perfect. Thank you so much for clarifying that for us. Hey, Plankyu. Hey guys. Hi. Well, just wanted to say you shout out to the Guildmoss team that we've been an incredible development team to work with.
We're very grateful that they were able to integrate our chain so early on when we were so new and we're receiving very little support from any of anyone else so. Just wanted to again thank you guys for that we really appreciate you and the work you do and our communities over the moon with you guys so.
Yeah, that's right. Thank you, man. I appreciate the kind words right right back at you guys.
Thank you, that means a lot and you guys have been great so far. We're looking to more, you know, partnerships between your boss and plan Q. Yes, so does anyone else want to come up right before we wrap up?
Okay, perfect. Thank you guys so much. You know, this has been an amazing session. Thank you for celebrating this anniversary with us. We hope to see you one year from now. You know, doing even better. And we hope to see the cosmos space, you know, in general, doing even better one year from now.
So thank you for going to Rappup. Louis, do you have something to say to us right before Rappup? No, I don't know. When I thank you, BBU for hosting this and Keke and Geo for their product, their build tie. It's been a year enjoying the benefits of it and the community and
It's been great. Thank you all. Perfect. Thank you so much. Thank you, Gio. Thank you, Kakhu. Thank you, Lewis. Thank you, Stixito. Thank you, Omiflix. Thank you to our amazing listeners and our amazing community. We couldn't do this
without you guys. Thank you, BVU. Thanks everyone. Thanks guys. So yeah, it's a wrap. Thank you for hanging with us and goodbye everyone.