Crypto Is Still Too Slow — These Chains Want to Fix It!🧠

[music] But I am always fine. >> [music] [music] >> I think that we're just holding on to something. I wonder. [music] I think that we just holding on to something. I think that we're just holding on to something. Just tell me what's [music] Ooh. I think that we just holding on to something. I think that we're just holding on to something. >> [music] >> Heat. Heat. Heat up [music] here. >> [music] [music] >> Welcome in to the underground crypto deep dive show and do [music] we have a great show for you guys tonight talking about mega e and manad this series this week is [music] going to be a lot about chains that you probably don't know a lot about maybe you've heard about them maybe you haven't so welcome in [music] welcome into the channel. As you know,

we always start with the crypto bubbles. There I am. Make sure we get get lined up in the camera like we're supposed to be. All right. How's everybody doing on a Monday? How are you feeling? Yes, I think we took a little bit of a dip for BTC, did we not? Went for a little bit of a ride. Let's come over here and look at the crypto bubbles. One through 100. Lab is up 57%. [music] Shout out to Reliable Jay. I know he's happy about that one. And if you go back, I have a a short that I did about Lab. Oh man, it must have been two months ago, maybe more, maybe three months ago. Oh, it has to be [music] longer than that. I'll have to go look at it. If you come to the members only

stream, I'll go back and I will look at uh when we actually went over Lab because that was uh that was a great project to to get in early on. And there's somebody in the community who I was [music] talking to about Lab all the way back then. I sure hope he got a piece of it. But other coins did pump as [music] well. World Coin up 21.5%, humanity up 39.6%, 6%. Siren up 16.5%. Near Protocol up 11.7%. Jupiter up 5.3% to looks like 20. And let's look at Memecore. [music] I didn't mean to click on Sirene. Memecore back to Yeah, $3.25. I I said that I had a feeling [music] this project was going to run back within some time here. And it's been some time. It's probably been Oh, I don't know, a [music] month. Let's go

get the weekly and the monthly. Yeah. So, definitely well within a month. Let's see. $358. [music] $3.91. When was that? Like May 8th or wait, get back there. May 7th. And then you had another high May 19th. And uh who knows? This thing might might dig its way out of here. Interesting. All right, let's toggle down the top [music] 1,00 here and take a look. Our best performing category here is 2 to 300. Still plenty of negative on the day for sure. Let's drop down to [music] 100 to 200, which seems pretty flat as a category overall. Those are all averaged altogether. And of course, shout out to all my people who are here tonight. I saw somebody uh life tree bought a membership. Love to see [music] that. Shout out Digital Revolution, Chris Goss, the Funky Farret, Melissa.

We're definitely missing a few people, but hopefully they show up here soon. Where's Camston Blues Guy and all of our regular people 007 oz? I'm sure people will show up here shortly. So, Chili's 8.6%, Jit up a Pyiverse. I don't know what's up with this Pyiverse. I mean, we've deep dived Pyiverse. I know what it is. timefi, if you will. It's very much about timestamping things on blockchain for for basically your taxes and your paperwork and stuff. Kind of like having a digital receipt for something on the blockchain to prove that it happened, you know. Um [music] can definitely see the use case from a lot of people's standpoints. [music] Jimmy Villain in the house says, "Evening my bro. Back to you, man. Good evening, good afternoon, good night depending on where you are, but not yet. but we're

not tuning off. So, not that kind of good night, but GNGN uh [music] and GMGM depending on where you live. Welcome in, Jimmy. Always love to see your name pop up in the chat. Yeah. So, we just I just mentioning Pyiverse, it always seems to >> [music] >> uh come back swinging, which is kind of crazy to me. I'll be honest. Market cap 240 million. It's like timestamping on chain for I [music] mean, I could see crypto companies and all kinds of people using it to be honest with you. The use case makes a lot of sense. [music] just wasn't really sure how much demand there was for it. Um, but when I think about doing my own crypto taxes or just taxes in general that have anything to do with crypto, I start to really understand why Pyiverse

is is is a relevant project. Home we've talked about in the base ecosystem. We did an entire week of base ecosystem stuff. We're moving on. This is not going to be an entire [music] week of Manad or Mega ETH, but we're going to go over chains that you probably haven't heard about. This week is going to be a very highlevel uh crypto IQ raising shows, right? It's going to be a bunch of high IQ raising shows. Not that they're not normally, but we're packing it on extra here. Sky AI up 14.6%. [music] Billions Network up 10.4%. Let's drop down. We usually don't go lower than two to 300s. A RDR Ardor Ardor Ardor. I believe I've gone over this before, man. It pumps so hard. Uh 92% it's up today, which is pretty incredible. From like three cents, like

three and a half cents to seven, close to seven and a half cents. This thing pumped hard. I don't know enough about it, but man, it did the thing, didn't it? It sure did. And we're just kicking off here. If you're just rolling in, smash that like button for me. Always double check. When you come to a show [music] often, it's easy to forget to smash that like button. And of course, drop a, you know, drop something in the chat so I know you're here. The regulars certainly know. SLX or Solisks or Soul Solstice. Yeah, solstice. That's what it is. There's so many projects that are really similar to this to this wording here. It's up 85%. It bounced from about [music] 18 cents all the way to 48 cents. Wow. Well done. Well done. Riff of course have

[music] been on roottock infrastructure framework. We've gone over this once or twice. Uh up 23.8% already up 12%. Derive which is a decentralized exchange up 16.4%. Uh quantum resistant le uh layer sorry quantum resistant ledger not layer but ledger is up 8.1% useless 11.8 ka up 10.7 yes I'm I'm doing that all off of memory of the tickers takes a it takes a little while to get to that point. Now before we go too far I don't want to bury it too deep. I want to tell you guys a little story, cryptoreated story. And we started doing this because the talking point seemed a little bit I don't know, a little bit uh too high IQ sometimes for people. So, I wanted to have kind of a story orientated way of giving it to you [music] before we actually

get into it. So, really set the mood and really get you in the zone for understanding where we're going. But we're going to be deep diving, you guessed it, manad [music] and mega ETH quite a bit tonight. So, crypto has always promised bigger than speculation. It's promised open finance, [music] digital ownership, global payments, onchain games, decentralized social networks, new internet economies. But there is one issue that keeps showing up underneath [music] all of these ideas. The user experience still has to work. And we got way [music] ahead of this in speculation, right? We got way ahead of where we were at as far [music] as the user experience for such a new technology, right? It it was a little clunky. You had [music] to remember seed phrases and you had to do a lot uh just to be able

to operate in the space. And for a lot of people, it was a huge turnoff. We know that. And for many use cases, that means it has to feel fast. Traders do not want to wait around while the market moves to get in and out. The gamer doesn't want to think about block times during game play and social apps users do not want to feel like every transaction is a financial transaction which is kind of what's [music] held social back a lot. A normal person does not want to understand gas execution settlement finality or meim pools. Anybody remember what a mempool is? Right? They just want the app to work. That is why speed matters. [music] Not because high TPS throughput per second makes a better marketing [music] headline. Speed matters because it changes what developers can actually build.

If transactions are [music] slow or expensive, developers have to design around those limits. And there is going to be limits. They [music] avoid certain types of apps. They limit users actions. And they move activity offchain. These simplify experiences that could be a lot richer [music] and deeper. But if blockchain becomes fast enough, cheap enough, responsive enough, that design space changes. Suddenly, onchain gaming begins to feel a lot more realistic, orderbook trading becomes more practical, social interactions become more possible, microtransactions become less ridiculous. That is the race Monad and Mega ETH are entering. So right here we're setting up and showing you that manat and mega ether are very much after the same thing. They are competing. They are not just saying we want more [music] transactions. They are asking what would crypto look like if Ethereum virtual machine felt

much faster. And [music] that is an important question because Ethereum style apps already have massive developer mind share. If you understand mindshare metric you see this a lot on like cookie.dow DAO and a lot of your AI agents, right? But [music] if you understand what mind share is, the Ethereum virtual machine has toolings, [music] wallets, smart contracts, existing developers in a huge ecosystem. [music] That's why Ethereum is kind of the number one place for development inside the realm of blockchain technology. So instead of asking developers to leave everything behind, projects like Manad and Mega ETH [music] are trying to preserve Ethereum virtual machine compatibility while dramatically improving performance, but they approach the goals differently. And this is the type of competitive uh evolution that we want to see in the space. We want to see people come at a

problem from multiple angles. And who knows the next generation of them of those projects or other projects could be combinations of things that worked well and [music] deleting and getting rid of things didn't work well from this whole experiment. At the end of the day, it is one giant DeFi experiment. So, Menad is a layer one. It is trying to build higherformance EVM compatible blockchain from the ground up. Mega ETH is a layer two. Right? So they're competing in ideal but they're going about how they're doing it completely different. I hope that is completely clear and I want to say this again. Manad is a layer 1. Mega ETH is a layer 2 as it has [music] ETH in its name. That should be somewhat easy to remember, right? It is trying to bring real time execution to Ethereum

while [music] still settling on Ethereum. That distinction matters because it shows two different [music] philosophies. One says, "Let's build a faster EVM chain altogether." And the other one says, "Let's make Ethereum real time through >> [music] >> layer 2 scaling," which we just spent a week basically talking about base, which is a layer 2, and layer 2 were born out of scaling, right? Cam in the house [music] says, "Is BTC falling? Will 70,800 hold the line?" Well, we will certainly get there uh [music] shortly. Both are trying to answer the same deeper question here. Can crypto become fast enough for the next generation of applications and we are digging into Manad and Mega [music] E. But we do have our normal um our normal show here to do. So let's do a price rundown real quick. Let me refresh

it. Make sure we have the latest. Let me uh hit that coffee. Cheers [music] to everybody out there who needs coffee at 8 at, you know, 8:30 at night because they've been up since 7:00 a.m. All right, [music] Bitcoin 71,000 pretty much flat. 71,086, if you will. Ethereum just dipping under $2,000. Hate to see that. I hope we don't monumentally go [music] lower than that for Ethereum, although I wouldn't mind scooping some more. uh $1,995. BNB $690 bucks. XRP $1.29. Salana $80.88. [music] Hyperlid $7461. Dogecoin like 10 cents flat. And look at Hyperlid, man. Hyperlid has just continued to crush it. There are certain things that are just moving regardless of what BTC is doing. Um, in the past, you know, markets, I really feel like Hyperlid would have really dipped hard, but there's some strength there that's unusual

a little bit. Now, if we continue to dump for months, Hyperlid's probably going to follow suit. Greenfinger says, "Sup fellow wing suitors." Yes, I hope you are riding that short to the downside. Zcash $544 down 16.7%. Cardono basically 23 cents. XLM 23 cents and it's up 60% and holding some gains. So, I like to see that it's holding those gains. Also, Rain is up 67.7%. Uh, [music] Rain is prediction markets for anybody who didn't know that. XMR $341.91. [music] Canton Network 15.5 cents. Uh, Toncoin in the equation now [music] in the top, you know, 30. and it's uh up to $26, up [music] 5.9%. Lab Lab is one to talk about uh for sure. $1659 up 283% in the last 7 days. That is your clear winner. There is Lab Mecore $3.24. We touched on this a minute ago.

It is up 9.5%. Call it 10%. HAR 9. Avalanche $887. Avalanche never seems to really do that great, but it is in the top 50. You know, it's number 31 by market cap. [music] Sweet dipping down a little bit more, 87 cents. Would love to scoop some more of that as it dips lower. Let's see where the heck Flare is. Flare fell to number 92 [music] by market cap over the weekend. So, it took a little bit of a dive. Just means you keep loading up if you really believe [music] in a project that doesn't really scare you too much. It's still in the top 100. How uh how upset could you be there? They're going to fluctuate, right? Uh let's see. We have the aloe currency is pumping, he says. Nice. I'm trying to figure out Havsha. Is

that how you say your name? Hopefully I'm saying it right. I can be terrible with names. I will be the first to admit that. Hopefully I'm saying that right. Welcome in. Welcome in. Thank you for being here. Aloe. Yes. Let's see. Is Aloe on our Okay. No, it's not. I'm surprised that that's not on our radar. We've talked about Aloe before. I'll hop to it real quick since you brought it up. And it is chain abraction. Aloe is the ticker. Allora or Allora is the name. Uh let's see. Let's go to the 24 hours. Let's see what's going on here. Uh, it's down 37.4% in the last 24 hours. So, I'm not sure what you mean by pumping, but it has been pumping. Don't get me wrong. If you go to like [music] the last seven days, it's up

109%. Um, I wouldn't have necessarily picked it to move right now. I'm not sure what's got it going right now, but that's just how the markets go. And let's see, went from about 9 cents all the way to 28 cents, maybe say almost 29 cents. So really nice pump there. It's got 40.6 million in market cap, a billion max supply. Circulating supply is only 230.2. So 230 million in circulating supply. And you would be taking, right, is this $40 million. Well, you'd be taking the circulating supply, 230 million, dividing that by 40.6 million, and that would give you the price per unit, per coin, per asset, whatever you want to call it, doesn't really matter. The math is the [music] same. Ethereum base and B&B smart chain contracts. And of course, it's AI base native. That's why we talked

about it last week [music] and things also it was trending. But it's also chain abstraction. And if you go to the website, I just want to touch on it because somebody brought it up and we we have been talking about it. So the abstraction layer for intelligence, Allora is a self-improving decentralized AI network that harnesses communitybuilt machine learning models for highly accurate contextaware [music] predictions. So it's about predictions, but this might not be predictions like you think like prediction market. This is probably more like predicting how to solve a problem, right? the internet of intelligence powered by a network of machine learning nodes. Allora solves for siloed machine intelligence. A lot of the machine intelligence has been hosted up by big companies and therefore kind of siloed or isolated [music] is a better way to think of it. And

therefore they're trying to unisolate it, connect it all together so that it can be really put to work and put to use for everybody. He says, "Thank you." Um, says, "My name is Arashir." Again, I'm terrible with names. I apologize. Artichir. Arashir. Shire. Artshshire. I'm probably doing a terrible name of that and I apologize. That's why I kind of give everybody a nickname. Says I'm Iranian. Thank you. Absolutely. Welcome in. Welcome to the Underground Crypto Deep Dive Show. I assume you've probably been here before, but I could be wrong. If it's your first time here, smash [music] that like button. And man, uh, do I have a treat for you if you've never seen the show before, because we do something very different from what most crypto pro uh, shows or YouTubes are doing. Totally different approach. I haven't

seen anybody with a show like us. All right, I'm done gloating. All right, so let's talk about what [music] is trending today. Of course, lab. Um, do we need to talk about lab? Is anybody confused on what lab is? I don't know. Are you? Put a 111 in the chat if you don't know what lab is and you need me to go over it. Edge X. Edge X is uh 74 cents and it just [music] it looks like it just crashed here. It did. 42.5%. So, it's trending, but that doesn't Just cuz something's trending doesn't always mean it's trending for a good reason. [music] Sometimes they're down. Cam still wants to know if you're currently living in Iran. So, Hyperlquid, Pudgy [music] Penguins, Bitcoin, Near Protocol, Stellar, which has also been crushing it. World coin, Kinetic Q, Kintic Q,

I don't know how I'm supposed to say that. It's kind of wild. Uh, 91% for one of my weaknesses is just like trying to read things I've never said before. And in crypto, we get some of the craziest names like like whatever this is. Kent Q BVB Venice token. Man, if we take a hard dip, I'd love to pick up some Venice token under $10. I think that would be amazing. Ono [music] Solstice Chain Link, Collector Card, uh, Collector Crypt Cards is [music] the ticker, and Salana. this project I I get [music] really sketched out by, but they do really well. They they do well in the other what's there's another [music] project does the same thing. If you don't know what this is, it's uh basically like cards and and comic books and stuff like that. They create,

you know, a real world asset, a digital version of it where it can be traded all over the place and then they as a company hold on to it. kind of sketch if you ask me, but like what happens [music] if that if that company goes bankrupt, right? Anyways, fear and greed index is at 23 today. We make sure we refresh that. [music] Make sure that is correct. Pretty sure I already did. Yep. 23. Yesterday was 29, [music] 34, 47. You notice a trend? We're going down. We're going backwards here from where we should be headed up. And you can see it in the bar graph down here. Cam still with the interesting questions. He says, "Yes, I live in Iran." Well, there is of course a lot of Iran in the news. Who knows what's actually going on

there right now. I believe I saw the president of Iran [music] step down. I believe they said and I'm just like I'm here in America so I mean I'm going off of the news [music] of course. Um because I don't know the IRGC basically uh is [music] not involving the government in any of the discussions. They pretty much taking control which [music] I was under the impression they were already under you know in control but who knows it's hard to know exactly what's real and not real. So the altcoin index is at 49. [music] So like right in the middle to me that does see you might feel like this is moving towards altcoin season. I would say this is just kind of indecisiveness. It's neither Bitcoin [music] season or altcoin season. Right. Yeah. He says, "Interesting times living

in Iran. I heard the economy is not holding up to the blockade [music] so well." Yeah. And of course, we hear a lot of things on the news. Who who knows exactly what's going on? At least that's what they want us to think. Yeah, there you go, Cam. There you go. [music] All right, let's keep it not for the chat. For me, I'm going to keep it crypto as best I can. You guys talk about whatever you want in the chat, you know, with some discretion. All right, so let's take a look at what's trending over here on coin crypto rank. Sorry, not coin geek. crypto rank and let's make it top 20 and not the top 10. We have Atleta Network which I looked at quite a bit. It's uh [music] only been around for8 years. We're going

to read through them then we'll start going over them. Humanity [music] Protocol has been around.9 years. Still a very new project. I remember when Humanity came out of [music] course Lab Lab's only been around6 of a year. Wonderfy is new. No token generation event yet. Irene or Iron, no token generation event, right? [music] Uh, Unitas Lab 2 years. So, still very new project. Uh, Peasant Network, which I think is hilarious. I feel like I've seen this before, but maybe they maybe they never had a [music] token. Maybe they're just now finally getting around to getting serious about that. Uh, Superior Trade. I can only imagine what that is. Probably a decentralized exchange. Defi.app or home one [music] years old. This Binance I believe this is the one that the lifer got into that like Binance's life one [music] space

market interesting. Uh Kinesis silver right that's not really [music] surprising. Stargate Finance Hyperliquid Coinx Token Helium Piverse Hive Rave Dow Aerod Drrome. So some we know some we don't. [music] Let's start right at the top. We don't need to go over some of them like Aerod Drum. We don't need to [music] go over Aerod Drrome. You should know what that is. Yeah, just reading the chat. We're caught up on the chat. Um, Atleta Network is a modular What does modular mean? Have you raised your crypto IQ? If not, you're in the right place. [music] uh multi-layer and that's kind of what modular implies multi-layer blockchain uh [music] network modernizing the sport industry. So this is very sport industry directed. I mean could do really well I guess in the eyes of prediction markets and stuff. I don't know how

they fall into that. It's very interesting. 163.5 million in market cap been as [music] high as 247 only 1.2 million in 24h hour trading volume. So [music] that's not phenomenal. I do love the way the tokconomics are set up on Coin Gecko, not so much Crypto Rank, but Crypto Rank has a lot of other things that I like a lot like for example, how much money had been raised, stuff like that. Team, you know, you don't really get the team as much with Crypto Rank or with Coin Gecko. You can get it on Mexi and BitMart if you're interested here. [music] And I say that because I mean you can kind of see it looks like it's building a little bit of a falling wedge here. Nice pump falling wedge. You could say Fibonacci retracement if you want. Let's

see what have you made it to the 0.5. You bounced off the 0.5 so far. You're chilling at the 382. I would say the stronger the project, the less it goes down and dips before rushing back up and breaking those top top candles there. All right, let's back up because I can spend a lot of time on stuff like this and I don't [music] want to get too off in the weeds because we have a lot to go over. I apologize. Sometimes crypto rank is really slow and it's not my internet and stuff. It's always crypto rank. Um, other websites work just fine. Humanity Protocol again.9 of a year old, which is a weird way to say it. They could just tell you how many months old it was, but you get the idea. Ticker is H, humanity protocol,

70 cents, 1.2 billion in market cap, been as high as 1.5. So, it's really not all that far away. [music] And I mean, look at that chart. That is wild. Uh, looks like June 25th of 2025. Yeah, that that [music] thing has pumped so hard just recently, too. And why is it pumping so hard that I [music] don't have an answer to. Humanity protocol is a network aimed at providing syllable resistant blockchain or cybol resistant blockchain solutions to authenticate the first billion users on [music] the web. So they're all about you know the name is humanity proving humanity. I don't exactly how they know how they go about it. I would love to see some uh zero knowledge kind of technology behind it. Now, let's look at a completely new token that probably nobody has ever heard of, WonderFi.

And there's no token. This is just a project, but they're raising money. There will [music] probably be a token. Uh Greenfinger says, "XLM, [music] CryptoBilly in the house. What's up, CryptoBilly? Salute to you. Thanks for being here." XLM dropping like it's hot. Yep. I think a lot of things will probably start dropping like it's hot if BTC doesn't recover. Kind of late to start a short now, [music] though. It could. Yeah, I don't know. Says, "I don't know, Green. I wish the coins I'm in [music] would pump like that. What the f?" Yeah, I feel you, Melissa. Sometimes it [music] can feel like all the coins you buy don't pump and all the ones you don't buy [music] just go to the moon. Um, I've been there with that frustration and then eventually one that you do has does

pump. Right. So, WonderFi is a Canadian regulated crypto platform operator, Bitby, Coins Square with trading, staking, and payments. Okay, so WonderFi is Oh, it's backed by Robin Hood. That's very interesting. I guess it's [music] Robin Hood for the Canadian market. Maybe Robin Hood doesn't translate well in Canada. I don't know. Or [music] maybe they don't want it to be over there. I don't know. Uh Wonderfy, probably not something I'd throw a lot [music] of chips in, but that's me. Irene Irene owns and operates next generation data centers. Okay, so Irene actually owns data centers. That's interesting. Mining and computation. 5.1 billion rays so far. That's kind of wild. That's a lot of money. Um, but [music] I mean, doesn't surprise me with data centers, right? I don't know how many data centers they actually own. Uh, NY DIG [music]

is one of the funders and backers. Look like one of the only funders and backers. I don't see anybody else. They're [music] holding it down with that 5.1 billion here. All right, let's keep moving. Let's keep moving. There's all kinds of projects to go over all the time. And then of course our topic of the [music] night, Unitass Unitas Labs. UNITAS is Uni Pay's [music] onchain dollar and yield stack built first and foremost on the JLP delta neutral arbitrage engine. Wow, a lot of words. It just really really hit you with the with the word salad there. I'm just playing whether you understood it or you didn't understand it. uh the 14th of March 2026. Very new new coin here. 52.3 million been as high as [music] 58. Seems pretty interesting. Let's go over to their website where stability

meets real yield. Of course, everybody has been very on the stable coin and stable coin infrastructure train right now. Right. [music] So, here is the web 3 version of UNITAS. See what this chat's doing. Couple memes you had pumped out of nowhere like Clanker. He says, "Apex cryptocurrency pumps or dumps." Mosa says, "Lord, please let at least one of our coins we are in pumped." Yes, exactly. I think we're all very much feeling that way. So there's an airdrop live for this according to them and you can connect your wallet. You can earn I mean this is pretty uh you know anything financial web 3 standard here. APY 9.5% not bad. 7-day APY this represents the average annual yield over the past seven days. Okay. Okay, so it's a little higher for this US is S USDU. Some of

the names of these table coins are going to become completely unmemorable because they have too many letters in them. All right, so that's Unitass Lab. And again, the more things are, you know, trending [music] constantly, relevant, constantly news about them, the more we continue to go over them and really strengthen the narrative, and we're still probably extremely early on a lot of these things. So, Feeasant Network [music] is an optimistic bridge specialized for layer 2 solutions. I hope they do [music] it well because bridges are where almost all of your exploit and your hacks are. Designed to enhance interoperability and scalability between Ethereum and layer 2 networks. It employs optimistic roll-ups inspired systems for processing bridge transactions. I don't know why you would go with optimistic roll-ups in the world of zero knowledge. Is it old [music] or something?

I did. Are they out of the loop? I don't understand. Focusing on security. That's good to hear. And reduce gas costs. The network [music] features decentralized liquidity to mitigate risk associated with bridge hacks. Okay. So, at least they're largely aware of the arena that they're playing in. Yeah. Yeah. Most of it largely attributed to human error. The bridge the bridge collapses. Welcome in. Welcome in. Uh reliable Jay said, "Liz, did you sleep on lab?" question mark. I know I didn't get to buy [music] any lab. Uh there's too many coins. Blues Guy in the house. Welcome in. Blues guy says, "Opportunities are usually disguised as hard work. So most people don't recognize them and plans are only good intentions unless they immediately degenerate into hard work." I think he meant I think that's a typo. Uh, great to see

you all. Yes, Blues Guy, welcome [music] in. Welcome in. I was waiting for you. I knew you'd show up. I had faith. All right, let's keep moving here. We got superior trade and and the thing is any of these coins could be the next lab 6 you know of a year from now [music] right like it says 6 months from now any of these or I guess that's a little more than 6 months huh anyway superior trade superior trade is intelligence [music] infrastructure with skill back test and execution for autonomous AI trading [music] agents. So it is very much I think geared towards AI trading agents. No token generation. Animo brands though as a backer they've raised a million dollars. So [music] infrastructure more AI infrastructure. Tons of AI infrastructure whether it's resources or AI agents or Claudebot or

whatever. Bankercoin. Shout out to Bankercoin. [music] And uh I think that whole industry is just going to continue to do really well. Defi.app or home. We looked at this and went over it the other day because it is of course in the base ecosystem when we were doing a whole week on base ecosystems. How many numbers does lab pump? Not exactly sure what your question is, but we we'll go take a look at lab real quick. Let's take a look at it. And we could go. Let's see. Got to switch accounts here. Let's go take a look at this shorts. As you can see, I have been pumping out the shorts. But here is where's lab? There's lab. So, this was seven months ago. I was talking about lab. And that is still doing pretty well. 1.8,000 views. [music]

7 months ago, right? And so if we come back to the chart here, Crypto Quinton in the house, welcome in. Welcome in. Been doing lab trades for almost a [music] month. I don't know. So let's go to the MAC chart for lab here since you asked. We'll we'll we'll take a moment. [music] October 13th, 2025 token generation event, right? And we were talking about it 7 months ago. Yeah. Reliable J says seven months ago. Dang. Yeah, exactly. So, I mean, it was it was pennies. It was like 12 cents. You know what I mean? I don't know if I have the bandwidth [music] to figure out exactly when 7 months ago was. Somebody tell me because I hate doing that. [music] Uh, time to short Lab yet? I don't know. I It's hard. I think Lab could go higher.

[music] Now, if BTC just dumps for the next month or two, it's hard to think [music] lab's going to keep going, but it could. I wouldn't rule it out completely. But anyways, you can see this thing was panties, [music] right? Under 15 cents for a long time [music] when we first started talking about it. That is the power of the underground crypto deep dive show is we talk about stuff way early. And you would see that [music] it started to pump. Look, there it went. May 3rd, 2026 to $223. Just want to show you guys that. Market cap is up there. Yeah, [music] it definitely is. And uh a lot of times [music] these coins do come back down to earth. It's not uncommon for that to happen. May 13th it was $6. Then you could have got it

for a time [music] around, you know, between, you know, four and $5. You could have scooped some up and then it just took off and that was that. Like if you go into the threemonth here, did I buy lab? No, I did not buy lab [music] cuz I talk about probably I don't know what 20 30 coins every day. It's hard to buy all of them. He says the internet was cut off in my country for three months, brother. Yeah, that's terrible. I'm very sorry to hear that. The internet has been connected [music] for a few days and you're already on this channel. That's very impressive. Can see the the the actual determination to get information that you're looking for. Welcome. [music] And again, 7 months ago, we were talking about this. I didn't, now I'm not going to

take credit. I don't I don't try to say, "Hey, I call I don't give financial advice." I didn't say everybody should buy a lab. I didn't say that. I just laid out what it was, what it does. I might have [music] said how I felt about it at the time. I'm sure I did. Anyways, this is home is what we were looking at before [music] I went and kind of looked at lab. Crypto's everything app. So, they want to be an everything app for [music] crypto. They have this corny video about how anybody's, you know, grandmother could use the app, which is good. I mean, that's chain that's wallet abstraction, chain abstraction. It's userability. It's, you know, user UX, if you will. So, there you go. Our partners, they have plenty of legitimate partners. Our [music] investors, you're probably

not going to recognize a lot of the investors. Maybe layer zero foundation founders. Uh, swap anything [music] anywhere. Let's see. Home, more stakers, [music] less supply. Fee share, buyback, and yield. That's good. Governance fees and users flow into DeFi app. Basically, you'd have to go use the app to see if you if you really thought it was [music] uh amazing. Does it do anything you can't do on Coinbase? Does it do anything that I can't do on Jupiter or is it just like a premier app and it's just going to do a lot of money into marketing and stuff like that? It could do really well. I don't see any reason why it wouldn't. If it's really easy and simple and it makes if it takes a lot of the fear [music] out of the experience for a lot

of newbies, then it'll probably do really well. The question is how well, [music] even if this does well, how well does it affect the market cap of the coin? Did say that they have buybacks and stuff like that. That's the type [music] of thing I like to see for sure. All right, space markets. Who wants to get in on some space markets? Um, let's see. He says, "Is it true that near cryptocurrency will rise to $25?" Well, I don't give any financial advice. I wouldn't tell you. I wouldn't tell you that near would go to $25 just off rip. But we can take a look at near and look at where it's at. It's at $260. Near is definitely a project that has a good reputation. I feel like for sure amongst community and stuff like there's a lot

of people who really believe in it. That's a positive. It has switched narratives more to being like an AI coin, which I think is a proper narrative for it. I think that's really good. I think that that narrative is not a narrative that's going to just get brushed over quickly. Sometimes narratives come and go. Social fi stuff like that, they're hot for a second, then they're gone. [music] Nobody cares about them. Decentralized exchange hot for a second, then they're gone. Right? Even privacy coins have [music] their time where nobody cares about them, right? Near protocol is AI. I think AI it's going to be it's going to be hard to find a time [music] where people don't think AI is a hot narrative. So, that's good. And let's see what they give it for categories here. of course AI,

but of course it's smart contracts layer 1, right? [music] FTX holdings, that doesn't really matter. Alleged SEC securities, nobody cares about that right now [music] in my opinion. Data availability is a big one. See, data is very useful as a resource for AI. So, that helps it a lot. It's in some portfolios. It is proof of stake, which neither here nor there for me, honestly. Um, and it's in a bunch of indexes and stuff like that. made in the US, so maybe regulation won't be so bad. It is, it's got privacy in it, and it has a coinless launchpad, chain [music] abstraction. I mean, near really covers a lot of bases. It's only $2.60, which I think is pretty pretty awesome. Now, where you're probably getting that $20 from is the fact that it ran to $20.24 24 at

one [music] point. I believe that to be the all-time high for near Yep. $2044 [music] all-time high was over four years ago in 2022 and the all-time low was 52 5 years ago. So, it ran from 52 to $2044. Near seems like a strong project. [music] Now, is it going to go back to $20? I don't exactly know. I mean, that would be your 10x from here. I would think if we get a bull market, [music] it wouldn't be crazy. It is. It's already got 3.3 billion, but for AI and all the money that's pumped through, like look at that AI project we were just looking at. [music] Um, and it's a data center, right? So, it's not an AI project. It's mining and computation we were just looking at. They haven't even launched yet and somebody's [music] already

invested $5.6 billion in it. So these type of projects that touch AI and these bigger narratives that get bigger money to flow through 3.3 billion in market cap, not not that not that crazy. Not that crazy at all. Matter of fact, let's refresh here. What I like about Coin Gecko is that it's very easy to come to market [music] cap as a chart instead of price, right? And let's see, does it change my analytics down here? It does not. And then we could zoom in here at that high and that high says it was about 12.4 billion [music] in market cap. So you can see quite a bit of money would need to flow into it. Now you have to take into consideration tokconomics right [music] and uh let's see circulating supply right now is 1.2 call it 1.3

billion in circulating supply. So, you can see how if you [music] take the circulating supply and you divide that number by your market [music] cap, you get $261 effectively. So, what do I want to say about that? Well, one thing I don't like is an [music] infinite max supply. Now, the infinite max supply isn't immediately you should go running for the hills in my opinion for me. [music] But what I would say is I would really have to dig in and know how often they're putting coins out. At what rate are they putting coins out? Because you have to think about this 12 [music] whatever 12 basically 12 billion was able to send the price right [music] to $20 and something. Let's go. Let's do this. The coin perspective. [music] Great great website for doing what we call moon

math, but also you know it's not just moon math. It's just kind of any [music] math honestly. And let's pick our project here as near [music] near protocol. and we'll go and we'll put ourselves in 12 [music] billion dollar. There you go. So, here's 12 billion. So, here's the difference. Here's the difference, right? [music] 12 This is This is tokconomics. Like, this is a really good IQ raising moment for anybody who doesn't understand this stuff. Back when Near Protocol was $20, right, and some change, it only had 12 [music] billion, roughly 12 something between 12 and 13 [music] billion in its market cap. If you were to take that same 12 [singing] billion, and put it in near now, it would only get you $9.25. [music] So, what does that tell you? tells you if we took that number

and we doubled it 24 billion instead [music] of 12, you still wouldn't be at 8 at uh $20, right? So, we can kind [music] of reverse engineer this here. Let's give it a price, right? Let's say we want to see how much money it [music] would have to get to get to $20. 25.9, call it 26. You'd basically need $26 billion dollar [music] in the near protocol. Now, is 26 billion dollar in in a bull run crazy? Not [music] really. It is a lot more than what's there right now, right? That's a lot more money than what is currently there. So, let's go back and let's look what is the current [music] right here. Market cap 3.3. So you can imagine how much money would need to come into your protocol. But it is a really strong project [music]

and trillions of dollars would flow at least a trillion if not more 1.5 [music] maybe $2 trillion or more would flow into the crypto market if we had a serious bull run. [music] How much of a percentage is you know $23 billion out of that money? It's not a lot. It could go higher. It could go to $25, right? Let's see. What do you need for $25 here? 32 billion. So, is it crazy to believe it could go back to 2025? No, not at all. It's a strong project. When people are looking for where to put money, uh the smart [music] investors who have billions of dollars, right? Not retail. They're going to put their money in very strong projects. Near has presented itself as a very well-rounded project. So, my thesis here is it's more than possible that

it could return to those highs. Uh, I'm not sure why I went that far. Probably because we got a new user in the house and I love when people come in and ask questions. This is the place to do it. [music] So, I traded my ETH on Wealth Simple for some Yeah, for some near. Let's hope it pays off. I still have some Ethon weeks [music] earning staking rewards. Well done. Uh, let's see. What did I miss here? Lose guy talking about near appreciate you. Melissa says, "I'm trying, but that one opportunity I [music] constantly miss out almost every time." It's something wants me to fail. It's so easy to feel like that, Melissa. Uh it it certainly can try to could try to shake you out of your conviction. That's for sure. >> [music] >> And uh you

know sometimes it does feel like we're cursed and that everything we do we we don't get what a lot of other people just kind of walk in you know like I threw $220 [music] in Dogecoin as a absolute person who knew nothing about crypto. I mean literally nothing. And I hit I hit a heck of a win there. Now I still hold Doge. So you know did I hit a heck of a win? No. But I watched the number go up. I was very new. I did not [music] understand that it was going to come down because I was very new. Uh, who's still holding hype is what I want to know. Or did everybody sell the top? Lose Guy says, "Thank you, God, for everything in my life, the good, the bad." Some were blessed, some were lessensed.

Love that. Uh, Green Figure says, "You trading anything [music] right now, Eug?" No, I'm not. Uh, I I'm not in love with what the market looks like right this second. [music] And also uh I had a in the mornings I go for long walks. [music] It's a lot of times when I shoot my reels, right? It's how I get up in the morning, have some coffee, go for a long walk. And by long I mean like 3 hours. And so I I've decided I I I want to go back to stacking [music] spot bags. It's just a better game. It's such a better game in my opinion than constantly trying to worry about all these leverage trades. Not [music] it just takes up too much time in my life. I don't have the time to sit in front of

the computer. One day, one day I'm going to be full-time [music] crypto YouTube, full-time in front of my computer, markets, that kind of stuff. I'll still definitely go for my long walks and hit the gym. But that'll [music] be like my main focus, you know, just taking taking two seconds here to catch my breath before we move on. You know, I do this [music] YouTube. I have a handyman company, right? I just went for what is a pretty large epoxy flake floor bid today and a bunch of tree work. Um, that's just one example. You know, I got hurricane shutters. They're going to start flooding in here in no time. I have a eBay plus multiple different platform resell company that does pretty well. [music] Um, which requires a lot of listing inventory, pulling inventory, shipping inventory, right? So,

I have a lot on my plate and I have some other things [music] going as well that are smaller. And so, there you go. A lot of stuff going all the time, but [music] I'm very dedicated to this and this is this is what I want to do full-time. So, that's a little bit about me. Tell me a little bit about you. So, here we go. Thanks again for [music] the information you gave. Absolutely, man. Thank you for the channel. Welcome in. Uh, I have a feeling you'll stick around. This is every night, 8:30 p.m. New York time. That's Monday through Friday. On the weekends, [music] we do Saturday at 10 PM. So, welcome in. Welcome in. And we go over a ton of different information. Uh, Reliable Jay says, "Dill bags [music] in the bare market." Absolutely. Will

Apex pump $25 or a [music] cryptocurrency? Apex. Yeah, I I did a big breakdown for near and uh I I can't do it for every coin right this second. We do have a membersonly live stream. I I don't know how [music] hard that is for you to do, but it's after this live stream. That's a good place. Also, um go and look down. You'll see I have it pinned [music] the link for our um Discord. That's a really really good place for me to answer those longer questions. We have a voice channel if you want to talk directly. [music] We can correspond back and forth through direct message. we can just talk in the main hangout and other people can get in on the conversation. [music] I think that's really awesome. Or you can get a membership. It's $3.99

a month and after these streams Monday through Friday or Monday through Thursday, sorry. Um we do a membersonly stream where [music] you can ask as many questions as you want. You can ask questions here. I just don't know if I'm going to be able to take the whole show to like answer all your questions um all you know in one show. Over time I think I'll answer all the questions. But anyway, just wanted to tell you about that that you have a lot of options there as far as talking with me. But I don't give financial advice. I can just kind of tell you my understanding [music] of how things work. Yeah. Hopefully they can make a deal. Open the straight. Yeah, right now that doesn't look good. Um, let's see. Which I didn't understand in the story. Not

sure what you're referring to. Camsta's [music] talking about a lot of things. Respect the hustle man. I appreciate that. Cryptic Quinton. Yeah, I'm kind of a go hard kind of person. What can I say? 7 Zo in the house. Love to see that name come through. Welcome in. Welcome in. Yep. Oo yo. That's what Green Fingers is saying. [music] I love that. Yeah, your name is catchy, man. Very memorable. Thank you for being a part of this community, though. All right, [music] market space markets. We're going to get back on track. I don't know why we got off in the weeds there, but hey, it's a long show. We're just rolling into the first hour and you know how we roll. About a two-hour minimum here and then a members only stream. [music] Anyway, space markets is building in

exchange for space assets. Boy, that sounds cool. But see, are we talking about space like outer space? Are we talking about space like digital space including indices, derivatives, and spot? Right. [music] So, is this space indices? I don't know. I mean, it's very interesting. It's kind of like, "Hope all is well," he says. Yes, we hope all is well with you. Everything is good with me. That's for sure. Just like uh I was saying, constantly [music] uh shaking and baking. Got to got to keep everything moving all the time. But what I was going to say here is that um you know there's people who [music] speculate the new branch of the US government, the space branch [music] is referring I I've heard a lot of funny stuff about it. I don't know what's true. I think it refers

to space like actual outer space, but the the whole flip here is that maybe it refers to space inside the digital world and maybe it's more directed towards that kind of space. I don't know. But that's what it kind of made me think of the space markets. [music] They're in funding rounds. Doesn't look like they have any numbers yet to give us. They're a decentralized exchange. Moving on. I've had that up for way too long. Let's move right along here. >> If the only prayer you ever say in [music] your entire life is thank you, it will be enough. The Blues Guy. Blues Guy dropping his wisdom in the chat. All right. So, we have Stargate [music] Finance. That sounds like something that should be in the space market, doesn't it? Stargate is a composable onchain omni chain, sorry,

composable omni chain [music] native asset bridge powered by layer zero protocol. So bridges highly necessary high point of exploit. [music] But just like that one was talking about I believe it was pheasant protocol. Um, most [music] of the the money lost from bridges has been human human error, not blockchain [music] technology being hacked at some crazy high sophisticated level. So keep that in mind. Blues guy says, "Anything space, I stay away." 00 says, "Thank you." Absolutely. All right, so we got a few we don't really need to go over. Hyperlid coin X right token centralized exchange. I'm pretty sure of that. Helium, Pyiverse, Hive, raved Dow, and Aerod Drrome. Um, I'll touch on Pyiverse and Hive. Just going to read the description. Pyiverse is a X42 platform powering agentto agent transactions via universal commerce [music] protocol. So, they've switched

up their narrative a little bit because this was not the description that they had. So, that's that's something you probably want to uh take take note of. Let's see. Pi Burst is a web 3 AI agent platform. That is not [music] what they came out as. We went over this several times. This is not what they came out as. Um [music] they have shifted here, which is fine. They were very new, but they were all about timestamping and timefi. [music] Uh they very much changed what they were talking about here. AI agents directly inside popular messaging apps such as these WhatsApp [music] in this kako I don't know what that is. Line of course we know what line is. Agents are launched with one click via perfect claw mechanism. Okay. Kind of gives me some banker vibes a little

bit. Secured with trusted execution environment or T you'll see represented as a lot. uh eliminating the need for users to manage a seed phrase or private keys. The agents can perform onchain actions including token swaps uh smart [music] contract execution portfolio management and crosschain operations across major blockchains. Very interesting. [music] And let's go take a look at their categories here. All right. >> They were [music] definitely time five. No doubt about it. They have switched up their entire thing, which doesn't [music] give me good vibes. Like I'm all I'm all for them doing what they're doing. And maybe they decided [music] like time five seemed like a very simple thing. They probably still do that [music] honestly cuz it's not like a huge crazy technology. It's a very simple thing. But it seems like maybe what [music] they've done

could be bullish. They've continued to build, right? They continued to build more [music] um I don't know value I guess you could say. Wow. Sunny. They have a sunny version. I don't know what that means. Well, I know what [music] it means, but I don't know what the point of it is. It's like it's brighter than bright. So, it's Pyiverse. I do [music] like that they that they have a lot more going on here. That's cool. They used to be time fine. Don't let Don't let that that sleep on you. I don't know how I feel about them switching [music] up like that, but hopefully it's just because they kept building and now they've built themselves into like a much bigger project here. Binance wallet, OKX, and Coinbase wallet, all viable options here. Good thing we touched on it,

right? X42 protocol. Don't sleep on the narrative. A lot of people will be using that and we've known about it for a long time. What is X42? [music] Came out in 1993. HTTP 402 protocol. [music] Hive is the blockchain for web 3 3.0 providing an [music] ecosystem for apps, communities, and individuals. Hive and uh we've looked at Hive before. It's only at 37.3 million delegated proof ofstake, right? So a form of proof ofstake consensus. Consensus is how a blockchain is run. Boy, I feel like going on a tangent there. I'm going to hold that one for another day. Fast and scalable. It's got some community aspects to it, right? Let's see. Learn about Hive. Got a road map contributive. Hive dollar stable coin with a 15% APR. They say that's pretty high. Ecosystem, apps, wallet, block explorer. Let's see.

What would I want to look at? I think I'd want to look at about Hive built for web 3. We we're not going to spend a ton of time on this. We're about to get moving on all of this Manad stuff. So, Hive is an innovative and forward-looking decentralized blockchain, an ecosystem designed to scale with widespread adoption for the currency and platform [music] in mind. By combining the lightning fast processing time and feeless transactions, Hive is one of the leading web3 blockchains used by people around the world. That is [music] what they said. They said this, right? We're just taking their word for it. I don't know if that's actually true at all. Hive is a 3se secondond blockchain [music] with transactions confirmed within milliseconds due to a oneb block irreversibility allowing for a seamless experience. Sounds pretty cool.

Do I know a ton about it? [music] No. Is the purpose of this week going over small blockchains that you've never heard of? Yes. So, this fits our narrative very well. Maybe [music] we're going to be coming back to Hive. I don't know. We will find out. All right. So, here's where we're going to go, right? And yes, I organize [music] my I set a whole week series, right? Yes, I use ChateBT to do that. If you have a problem with it, then I don't think you're very pro crypto and [music] AI and AI agents and all of that stuff because it's all about using AI. And here I am using it. I got to put, you know, my money where my mouth is, right? And I think it's excellent at organizing all of my thoughts and ideas for

putting together series. There we go. I know someone's always thinking it. Uh he says, "Thank you again, bro. Thank you again, brother, for the information you gave." Absolutely. And uh you know, we're all about raising your crypto IQ. I would, of course. It's a little bias. I highly encourage you to [music] come back and uh be a part of this channel because we have a lot of things to raise your crypto IQ. I think you'll find them uh very interesting if you actually care about information. Some people don't care about information. Some people just want you to tell tell them what's going to 10x next. [music] That this is not that channel. Although we find them. We were looking at lab. We find more than 10 x's. But it's not a call. I'm not going to be like, "You

should [music] buy this coin." Blah blah blah blah blah blah. I'm not a financial advisor. So, crypto has always [music] promised something bigger than speculation. It promises open finance. Yes, I've already read this. This is for the people who were not here. Digital ownership. It promises global payments, onchain games, decentralized social networks, new [music] internet economies. I'm I'm really loving the new internet economies. That's what I'm looking for. But there is one issue that keeps showing up underneath all of these ideas. And remember those ideas were things that they came up for the use cases of this blockchain technology from the get-go right from the days of Ethereum's inception. So the user experience still has to work has to be user friendly [music] and for many use cases that means it has to feel fast. A trader does not

want to wait around while the market moves in order to get in and out while you got some [music] kind of slow blockchain user ability. A gamer doesn't want to think about block times during [music] gameplay. Social app users don't want to feel like every transaction is a financial transaction. And a normal person does not want to understand gas execution, settlement, finality, [music] or memp pools. Shout out to anybody who remembers what a memp pool is. Basically, the average person doesn't want to raise their crypto IQ, which sucks, but we're working on them. We're working on them. Let's see. Can't read this. says, "When [music] are they going to accept crypto at the store, and which crypto would it be?" Also, [music] peer-to-peer. Well, you can already use crypto at a store. Uh, just get on any exchange that

has a Visa [music] card and then you can use it. That's very simple. Um, when are they going to allow you to peer-to-peer Bitcoin? Some places do, some [music] places don't. Honestly, I think that uh more expensive stuff like car dealerships and stuff will [music] probably implement a lot of that first. As far as like using Bitcoin to buy a chocolate bar at 7-Eleven, you're going [music] to have to use a third party to do it, but there are a lot of third parties to do it, like a lot of them. So, it's not hard to do. You just [music] have to actually do it. And if you're holding crypto on your phone, you probably already have [music] Coinbase, Trust Wallet, Kraken, Uphold, you know, you probably already have those. And they all have instruments, [music] Visa cards and

stuff in which you can use your crypto. Some of them digital where you just scan it like Apple Pay. So, with that being said, you you don't have to put [music] that much time and effort and energy into quickly being able to figure out how you can spend crypto everywhere you go. if most of [music] your money is in crypto and you don't really want to have to uh convert it all into what like US dollar or [music] whatever your native currency is. Anyways, moving on. A normal person doesn't want to understand gas execution, settlements, finality [music] or memp pools. They just want an app to work. That is why speed matters. Not because [music] higher throughput per second makes a better marketing headline. Speed matters because it changes what a developer can actually build. If transactions are slow

or expensive or both, developers have to design around those limits and that's very limiting. They avoid certain types of apps. They limit users actions. They move more activity offchain. They simplify experience that could have been much richer. Right? [music] But if blockchain becomes fast enough, cheap enough, responsive enough, and the design space changes, suddenly onchain games become more realistic. Order book trading becomes more practical. Social interactions become more possible. Microtransactions become less ridiculous, right? They don't [music] become so expensive that they're not even worth doing. #x402 protocol. That is the race that Manad and Mega E are entering. And this is really our topic of the day as we push past our first hour of streaming here. That's when we usually get into some of the sauce, right? [music] And they're not just saying we want more transactions. They're

asking what would crypto look like if Ethereum virtual machine felt much faster. [music] And that's an important question because Ethereum style apps have already massive developer mind share. The Ethereum virtual machine has tooling, wallets, smart contracts, existing developers, and a huge ecosystem. So instead of asking developers to leave everything behind, projects like Manad and Mega ETH are trying to preserve EVM compatibility with dramatically improving the performance, but they approached the goal differently. Manad is a layer 1. It's trying to build a high-performance Ethereum virtual machine compatible blockchain from the ground up. Mega ETH is a layer [music] 2 similar to base arbitum pulmatic and it's trying to bring real time execution to Ethereum while still [music] settling on Ethereum. That distinction matters a lot because it shows two different philosophies for solving the same problem. One says, "Let's [music]

build faster Ethereum virtual machine chain." EVM chain. I hope I've said it enough that everybody knows that's what EVM stands for. The other says, "Let's make Ethereum feel [music] real time through layer 2 scaling." Both are trying to answer the same deeper question. Can crypto become fast enough for the next generations of [music] applications? Now, I've talked about this several times, right? What holds blockchain technology back from being the backbone of pretty much everything going on on your phone, on the computer, and everything is scalability. In real blockchain environment, you [music] have high levels of security, high levels of finality and provability, right? That things exist, who owns them, we have a lot of security and solidarity on the blockchain. But what has been one of the hardest things is scalability. And here's what everybody does. I say I

make an app. The app's [music] really cool. It's got a lot of good security and stuff like that because I built it on Ethereum. But now my app is starting to pick up some popularity and 1 million people around the world [music] want to use it like really use it all the time as core main users of my app. I don't know where the thresholds are specifically for users in scaling. Is it a million? Is it 10 million? I don't know. But you start running into scalability problems very fast. And this is what we have to solve. We could talk blockchain trillemma. There is a blockchain trillemma. I've been over it several times. We will be over it again at some point, but it won't be right now. Uh Blues Guy says, "Gratitude is an exertion of the will.

It's an overflow, a sense of being treated better than you deserve." Absolutely. So, let's keep moving on here. Manad and Mega E. Time to dig in. Put your caps on. who wants to raise that crypto IQ. That [music] is the emmo of the channel. So, we used the story to kind of set the set the foundation. Let's get into some of the detail. So, crypto's speed problem [music] is really a user experience problem at the end of the day because that's what it translate into for the people who use the blockchain technology or the DAPs which is just throwing a D [music] for decentralization at the beginning of application. So, decentralized application. I always got to like I move through things quickly. I got to remember not everybody understands all of the wording. A lot of Before we get

into this, I'm going to take two seconds to say this because this is for somebody out there, right? Who who is not who who is intimidated by large amounts of information who for whatever reason is here or going to watch this later. A lot of it is just words with definitions. [music] Interoperability. Interoperatability, right, is a good example. It just means things [music] that work together. Now, the word might look scary on paper, but the meaning of it, the definition is not. It just [music] means things work in tandem or together, not to use more big words, but it works together with other things easily. Interoperatability. So, a [music] lot of times in any space, whether you're getting into financial, legal stuff, crypto, high techy stuff, AI, it's a lot of definitions of words that you're going to need

to understand first. And if you start there, then when you read things, it's not going to feel so overwhelming if you just focus on knowing what certain words mean. I'm going to leave it [music] at that, right? Because I could go on a tangent about that. Um, yeah, I've always got a million things I want to say to you [music] guys. So, crypto's speed problem is really a user problem, right? When people hear speed, they usually think of TPS, another thing just like definitions are abbreviations. Throughput per second, the [music] amount of transactions per second that can be put through the system, right? [music] Not complicated. But if you just see TPS everywhere and you don't take three seconds to go figure out what it is or ask chat GBT or Google or whatever what that means in reference

[music] to to crypto, you'll spend a lot of time having no idea what what everybody's talking about. But the deeper issue is user experience, right? Most users don't care how many transactions per second a chain can theoretically process. [music] That doesn't get most people excited. They care whether the app feels responsive. Does it feel like when I hit a button, it does what it's supposed to do relatively quickly and consistently to where I [music] could count on it doing what I need it to do when I need it to do it. They care whether the transaction confirms quickly. They care whether the fees are low enough that they don't hesitate before clicking, [music] which has been Ethereum's problem for a long time. I really feel like we're moving out of the space where the fees on Ethereum is going

to be a talking point for a lot of people. I feel like that day is pretty much over. I'm going to be honest. But who knows? Some [music] people might really hang on to that narrative. It has put a sour taste in a lot of people's mouth who's been here in web [music] 3 for a long time. But it will fade when it changes and people can use it [music] and it's not expensive. So speed becomes important because it affects behavior. If every action feels slow or costly, users interact less often. That was certainly true [music] with Ethereum. And I think Ethereum is very much setting up um to continue to be exactly where it's been, the number [music] two cryptocurrency by market cap. I think it's going to stay that way. Um if anything passes it, you know,

it's still going to be top three, top four, but for now it's still number top two. And I think a lot of people slept on it and felt like it was going to get completely taken over by something like Salana. And I just don't think that that's [music] true. Although I think Salana over time is going to do well, B&B do well, XRP do well, even Cardano. So developers then build less ambitious apps. So they dumb things down because the scalability is not there and the user ability is not there because they know users will not tolerate [music] the friction. That is why the speed conversation is not just technical. It's more about whether crypto can compete with web two layer expectations. So the centralized version of the internet, the centralized version of applications, the centralized user experience that's

not blockchain, right, is what most people are very used to. You hop on your phone, you use a web browser, [music] whatever you do on your phone. It's very quick because it's not decentralized. It's not a massive blockchain. It's not immutable. It can be changed at any point. You know what I mean? Somebody owns it. Somebody has servers [music] and access to servers, even if it's AWS. And basically, it's not the same thing as blockchain technology. It's not as secure as blockchain. It's not as immutable. But for most people, they don't even know what any of that means, [music] right? That's why you're here raising that crypto IQ. Blues guy says, "Much gratitude, my man underground." [music] Thank you. I appreciate you. Melissa showing off those custom emojis that I made. If you would like some custom emojis, they

are $2.99 a month and we will be adding lots of them. Of course, that's the membership that comes with a bunch of stuff including the me the membership only stream which is directly after this stream. So, the EVM is powerful and EVM again Ethereum virtual machine, but it was not originally built for massive consumer scale speed. Now, this might feel like a lot of information. This series, this week might feel like a lot of information. A lot of times I do a lot of putting these in different orders and stuff like that so I don't overwhelm you. There's so much information to go over this week. You guys [music] might want to just buckle up, right? So, the Ethereum virtual machine became one of the most important developer environments in crypto. So, what is the Ethereum virtual machine? Right.

Well, it's mostly the coding language and things that goes on with Ethereum development and the [music] compatibility within that machine that everything kind of runs through on Ethereum network. And so when other chains came out, they a lot of them didn't want to create like a whole different coding system, right? They wanted to use something that was already well recognized by developers because every time you have a new chain with a totally different coding language and things like that, developers have to completely relearn that stuff and then you have this segregation where like an Ethereum developer can't really develop well on Cardano. [music] Now, I know that there's there's instruments for that where like things can be translated and stuff. We're not going to get off into the weeds. That's not what we're here for. It gave developers a

standard way to build smart contracts. It created a huge ecosystem of wallets, tooling, [music] DeFi apps, NFTts, and infrastructure. We are talking about the Ethereum virtual machine. But traditional EVM execution has bottlenecks. And if you've been here long enough, you know all about that. Many EVMbased systems process transactions in a more sequential way, [music] which limits performance when many users interact with the network at once. Think of [music] one chain. and everything. Or here's a better one. Think of one pipe. This will make more sense. I feel like a pipe. Like a pipe that runs water. Okay. And you have one pipe and that's it. So you have to think if we continually need more water on the wherever the pipe comes out. Well, you have to increase the size of [music] the pipe. You have to increase, you

know, the pressure of the water. Like there's a lot of different ways that you can increase the amount of water that comes out of the pipe. But all of them require some kind of work, right? You gota you got to increase how big the [music] pipe is so more water can flow. Maybe you increase the pressure so more water just flows quicker through the same pipe. But you have to do something and you can get the bottleneck which is basically only so much water can go through the pipe at one time, [music] right? Many EVMbased systems process transactions in a more sequential way limit which limits performance when many users interact with the [music] network at one time. Right? So when we need all the water through the pipe at one time to you [music] know u suffice for

an entire civilization it becomes a problem. It's just not enough water sometimes almost doesn't matter how big the pipe is. And that does not mean that EVM is bad. Doesn't mean that it's unsuccessful. It just means that it needs to continue to evolve. It is a new technology. So EVM became extremely successful before the infrastructure was fully ready for massive scale consumer usage. That is why new projects keep asking can we keep EVM compatibility while improving execution dramatically. That is the key idea behind [music] both Manad and Mega ETH. And we talked about how they are doing this differently. Again, Manad its own layer 1, [music] Mega E a layer 2. So, Manad's bet. Here's what Manad is trying to do. And I told you you're going to learn something here. Some people can't handle this. So, if you're

still here right now listening to the sound of my voice and trying to soak up [music] this information, I'm going to be honest. This is my opinion. And I think you're doing better than 99% of people in cryptocurrency because a lot of them can't handle [music] this layer of depth. They just want what coin is going to pump and then they want to add it to their portfolio and sit around and check their check the you know overall of their portfolio every 5 [music] minutes. They don't want to think. They don't want to do anything and it's a real shame. But as a channel we're going to do our best to try to promote people to learn. So Manad's Manad's bet here, keep the EVM, rebuild the performance layer. So Manad is trying to solve the problem as a

high performance layer 1. So they're keeping the Ethereum virtual machine, but they're redesigning how they're going to use it. The most important idea here is that Manad wants developers to keep using Ethereum ecosystem they already understand while gaining a much faster execution environment. Manad is EVM compatible, which matters because developers do not need to learn an entirely new programming model >> just to access performance. And the more that we kind of keep the same programming models is probably the better, right? Because when you come out with a new chain, I mean, Cardono did this for sure, it has its own coding um language and stuff. And maybe that's why their ecosystem doesn't grow that hard because for you as a developer to dedicate the time to learn a whole new coding language. It's got to be worth it. Like

there has to be a lot of people who want things built and I don't think that Cardano [music] quite has that going on, but Ethereum does. And that's why most developers are in Ethereum, right? They're going to go where the money flows because they have to get paid for their time. [music] And if there's not really a lot of money flowing in the Cardano ecosystem, as an example, there's other ecosystems like Salana and stuff that the money's not flowing to the developers. They're going to go where the money's flowing, right? Cuz it is their job. The big concept associated with Manad is parallel execution. Instead of handling everything one transaction at a time, the system is designed to [music] process non-conlicting transactions more effectively. The simple analogy is this. If one cashier is checking out every customer in one

line, throughput is limited. This is actually a really good way. I'm surprised [music] I never thought of this um to explain this, right? So if your blockchain is basically one cashier in one checkout line, you've all gone to a grocery store, you know how what what happens when there's one cashier on a busy day or even two cashiers on a busy day. You stand in the line and your transaction also stands in a line when there's only one cashier or one system validating finality on chain. But if multiple cashiers can process independent [music] customers at the same time, the store moves much faster. That would be your modular blockchain models, different models that just basically allow more things to be processed. So here's one idea. You have your little grocery store and you're like, "Okay, we only have one

line." Like say you're really, really small grocery store in a really small town and you literally only have one cashier and one cashier line. And you might think, well, we'll just make the cashier move 10 times faster. That works a little bit at first. Move faster, move faster. But at some point, you hit a limit where you can only move so fast with that cashier, right? So you need more lines of cashiers. So that is the basic idea of parallel execution, right? Think two cashier lines versus one cashier line. The challenge is making sure all of that still produces the [music] correct consistent blockchain state. You can't sacrifice anything of the network, right? Security, um, reliability that the transactions are [music] legitimate, right? You can't just let somebody come in and mint a million dollars of money that's not

there because you tried to make it a little bit faster. So, Manad's pitch is not just about fast. It is, can you make the Ethereum virtual machine much faster [music] without making developers leave the EVM ecosystem? Manad's official materials describe it as a high performance EVM compatible blockchain. And its site highlights [music] targets like 10,000 throughput per second and subsecond finality. It means like less than a second finality. That means in less than a second the transaction goes in as a proposal into a memp pool gets picked up put into a block minted on chain in subsecond less than a second. It's very fast. That was manad. I don't see a lot going on in the chat. I'm willing to bet that's because you guys are too busy taking notes with a pen and a paper. [music] I'm sure

of it actually. And remember I do this for myself as well. So, I'm learning a lot as well. I know some general things here. But even in that little time, I learned a few things about Manad that I didn't really know or I put some connections together. So, I am here learning with you guys as a community. This is not look at me, I'm so smart, let me tell you everything about crypto. There is so much in this space that we all have to kind of learn together. So, Mega Eats, right? So, we talked about Manad and what they're doing. their bet per se. [music] Mega Eats that make Ethereum feel real time, which is basically kind of the [music] equivalent of subsecond finality, right? But again, it's a layer two. It's a different approach. [music] Mega East's approach,

the speed problem differently. Instead of being a whole separate layer 1, Mega E is Ethereum's layer two. That means it's trying to improve performance while still connecting back to Ethereum settlement. Mega East's main phase is realtime Ethereum. That is important language. [music] They are not just saying Ethereum needs to be cheaper. They are saying Ethereum style apps need to feel instantaneous. Mega ETH official site claims 100,000 [music] throughput per second. So here's the difference. 10,000 throughput per second, 100,000 TPS [music] throughput per second. how many things can be put through the system every second and subsecond 10 millisecond blockchain block times right [music] minting a block while it docs describe it as a high performance Ethereum layer 2 with roughly 10 millisecond blockchain in real time transaction processing this is incredibly fast I don't know if it can actually

pull that off and the demand is probably [music] not 100 throughput per second all the time But man, that's incredibly fast. Zo says, "Still here. Upgrading my [music] crypto IQ. I am blessed to hear that. Thank you for letting me know that you're still here. [music] It does help a lot." Um, that it helps with the my confidence that people are really getting the value out of this show, but I'd be here doing it either way. So the types of apps this could matter for very different from slower blockchain use cases. Think about highfrequency trading interfaces. right [music] now say or s ei all of us agreed it's supposed to be said say they want to be the trading [music] backbone a very specialized blockchain and that's say right I'm just throwing this out there but are they as

fast as 100 throughput per second are they sub-second blockchain we could look into that but you really need crazy fast for trading. Onchain games, of course, have to be very fast. Real-time auctions would have to be [music] very fast. Live social interactions fast, right? Maybe not as fast as some of these other ones, but they still have to be pretty quick. Payment flows, apps, where latency matters. Mega ETH is basically asking what if Ethereum applications could feel closer to a web 2 application which has to happen for adoption for people to care about it like that has to happen. [music] That is very different ambition than simply reducing gas fees. So, the big takeaway here in my opinion of what we've gone over so far is this is very different than saying, "Hey, I wish Ethereum was cheaper, which

again I think is a narrative you're going to see kind of go away because I think Ethereum has gotten cheaper and most of it is through different methods, but [music] mostly layer 2 scaling, right? So, mad versus mega is really layer 1 performance versus a layer 2 scaling. Again, they're coming at it from completely different ideas. This is a key comparison uh comparison for you guys, right? Manad and Mega ETH are not doing exactly the same thing. Manad is a [music] layer 1. Mega ETH is a layer 2. That means they represent two different paths towards the same outcome. Manad says build a high performance EVM compatible base chain. Mega E says use Ethereum as the settlement [music] foundation and make execution layer in real time. This difference matters because it connects to a bigger debate in crypto. Should

the future be a bunch of layer ones or should the future be [music] through Ethereum scaling layer twos? The big takeaway for me is that layer twos [music] get to inherit all of the security from Ethereum. And that is a big takeaway. [music] That is why this episode is not just about two projects. It's about two different views of how crypto infrastructure evolves. Now, we're going to take a little bit of a pause because I can see viewership dropping like a rock, like it's hot, like Bitcoin price action. Um, because this is a lot to [music] take in. And this is again, very few people can stand in the arena, okay? When it comes to raising your crypto IQ, very few people can stand in the fire. So, if you're here and you're actually picking up, you should really

pat yourself on the back because not a lot of people can do it. All right, we're going to break it up. We're going to come back to it. That was a big chunk of information. I hope that you got something [music] out of it. At least I hope you understand the difference between Manad and Mega ETH. And maybe you're formulating some kind of opinion on what which one of those you think has the best ability to win in the space. I think Manad has first mover advantage. I think they have brand recognition. I think Manad probably has good use case. But from the information that we just went over, it looks like Mega E is way faster. So at the end of the day, which one is more capable? Now they both make claims. One is it's a it's

a big difference. I mean, manad is talking about 10,000 throughput per second and [music] Mega E is talking about 100,000 throughput per second. That's a 10x on Manad. So assuming assuming that they both do what they say they're going to do, Which one seems like it's more capable in the long run? There you go. Green finger says, "Uh, camps still here." He says, "We here, my man." Cool. This week is going to be a little bit of a test of uh who cares about like we do a lot of stuff, so maybe not everybody's here for the crypto IQ raising. That's fine. But we're going to find out who who uh isn't able to hang and raise their crypto IQ. That's for sure. We got to get deep in the sauce at some point. Let's talk about top gainers,

top losers of the day. So, top gainers right now is home, which is really interesting because we talked about home and went over the website and stuff like that when we were going over the base ecosystem last week. [music] It gets me really excited because do you guys understand the the the value, the compounding [music] value that is given out on this stream week after week after week after week. [music] It I think it's amazing. And it's not about me just saying how amazing I am for doing the stream. That's not my point, guys. >> [music] >> My point is being consistent and learning consistently has such a compounding value in a fastmoving space where information is literally the value that [music] um I think that we're doing a great job. I guess that's really what I'm trying to

say. Sky AI up [music] 21%. Home is up 28.6%. World Coin, which I'm not a huge fan of, but it's up 18.9 [music] so let's call it 19%. Near Protocol, which uh you know [music] our our friend here was very uh bullish on, I think, is up 14.4%. [music] Siren humanity meme core. And the fact that Near is up 14% means people have eyes on [music] it. They have it's got attention. Top losers of the day, Helium Network, a top loser. XLM, [music] it's down, but it pumped hard. See, here's the difference is XLM pumped really hard, like 60 70%. And [music] it's down 11%. Helium Network, I'm just running off the top of my head here. I don't think it pumped all that hard. It definitely didn't catch my attention. So, it didn't pump that hard. [music] Dydx

is down 9 uh 9%. I don't love to see that. basic attention token. I just wanted to make sure I didn't say at a station. Yo, the there's so many words that are very close together. Trips me up. Teruna [music] Classic, Iota and D0ero. And you know, there's an element to this. There's an element to this community since I'm taking a minute to break things up and just kind of chat with [music] you guys different than just shoving information down your throat, which there will be time for that. [music] Um, I just want to encourage people if you have a goal, if you have something you want to do, one, I highly encourage you to share it with us [music] even if it's uncryptoreated because I do consider us a crypto family, but there's just wealth in community, right?

there's wealth in good people who are in a space and [music] all the things. Basically, what I'm trying to say is there's a self-improvement um go [music] for that better future type of thought a lot of times baked into cryptocurrency because a lot of people got into cryptocurrency because they wanted to change their life. They wanted to to [music] make money and they wanted to change their situation. And I just want to say that a lot of that comes with a lot more [music] than just making money. Okay? It's about your mind. Being successful is more about becoming somebody that success gravitates towards because of who you are versus you just get lucky and you hop into crypto and you make a bunch of money. Because honestly, most people who make a million dollars fast don't know how to

be a millionaire and most of them lose the million dollars very quickly, right? They make a million, they think they're going to retire because they have a million dollars in their bank account for a period of [music] time, but then they upgrade their life. The average cost of their life on a daily basis goes up dramatically, [music] and you realize that a million dollars is not a lot of money. Why am I talking about this? Well, cuz I very much consider you guys family, [music] crypto family here, especially my core members here. Doesn't mean, don't get me wrong, that does not mean I feel like anybody here owes me anything. [music] Not what we're talking about. Just talking about being supportive with our core group of people here. If you got something going [music] on, always feel free to

DM me. But of course, if you got you just want to grow, right? Highly have a lot of things that I recommend. You know, a lot of things like gym ran. I was into gym ran most mornings on my walks. gets my mind clear, gets me understanding that I have to [music] increase the value. And this goes this goes handinhand with trying to maybe [music] motivate you a little bit to lock in with some of this crypto information or this raising your crypto IQ as [music] we like to talk about because you have to be more valuable if you want more value to flow into your life. Value goes where value is. That's my opinion. That's how I like to look at it. There's many different ways to say the same thing. So don't get confused if you have

listened to somebody [music] else who says the information a different way, but the core philosophical concept doesn't usually change a whole lot. Right? [music] So if you want more value in your life, then you need to be more valuable. So if you wake up in the morning, you think, how can I extract all the value [music] from everything around me? Well, you're a taker, not a maker. If you wake up in the morning and think, how [music] can I create value monetarily for the people who work with me for the people [music] in in in every aspect? How can I be more valuable of a person? And that could be just as simple [music] as having a good attitude. You know, attitude is altitude. Attitude controls [music] how high you can fly. All right? So, when your attitude sucks,

who's going to want to [music] do that deal with you? Who's going to want to be your investing partner? Who's going to want to put money down on your idea? Because when people invest, especially like a silent investor or something, they're investing like 25% in the idea and 75% in the fact that they believe you are the person who could pull this off and who is going to follow through and make it work and make money, make profit, and they're investing in you. So attitude is altitude. [music] And I'm not going to harp on this forever. I just want to encourage people to to try to rise above where they are a little bit and and and believe because a lot it's all belief, right? You rather believe that you can learn or you don't. And if you [music]

if you don't believe that you can learn, you're not somebody who can learn. >> Maybe you thought in school you were dumb. whatever it was that got you to the place where you don't believe you can learn, [music] then you tune out just automatically. You don't even a lot of people subconsciously, they don't even know that they're doing it. It's a moment to reflect and think, do I do this? Right? Because you're in a crypto IQ raising live stream here on the internet. Welcome. Um, [music] if you're somebody who doesn't believe you're smart, then you tune out when people say or do things that seem smart. just automatically, subconsciously, you probably are completely unaware that you do it, but you don't absorb the information. You think, "Man, I'm not smart. I can't absorb the information." It's not that you're

not smart. It's that you believe you can't absorb the information. And so, your brain gives you exactly what you believe. And I'm going to leave it at that. We're going to keep moving in this thing. And I'm going to bring this up more often because I realize it's not just about giving you guys information. It's also inspiring you to believe that you can actually know the stuff [music] that's high level that's maybe considered high level or considered cutting edge. Zero knowledge proof, zero knowledge rollups, optimistic roll-ups, memp pools, like there's so many things that I could throw out there, but a lot of it when you put it by itself is not complicated. a memp pool. When a transaction when you when you bring up a transaction in your wallet, MetaMask, whatever, and you click sign and you sign

that and you put it's a proposal because it hasn't been finished yet. It goes to a place, a space, a memp pool where it sits and waits for the validator to pick it up. That's not very complicated. Okay, that's not complicated. It's just a place where transactions wait. Just like the line at the grocery store, where do you wait to have your transaction, your groceries transacted, and when you pay the cashier, that's [music] finality. It's done. You get a receipt that says, "Hey, it's done. It's paid for. This person can walk out of the store with their groceries." They're not hard concepts. In reality, you're you're doing it every day. [music] You know, finality. If you've ever bought anything at a store ever, you know what finality is. Not a hard concept. [music] If you've waited in line, then

you understand what it is for a transaction to wait in line. And now we're moving back to raising that crypto IQ. What's going on in my chat? [music] >> Uh Jimmy Villain says, "Totally awesome information. I hold Manad and Plasma. You just introduced me to Mega Ecoin. Yeah. And I think Mega ETH is cheap comparatively. Um I think it's very at the bottom of its bag. And if it's true that Mega ETH is a much more capable, then I I think it's a good bet. Now you allocate your funds and things to [music] your own life. you know what is a $100 is everything to somebody is literally the equivalent of like a penny to somebody else. Okay, so everybody's operating and there's no shame no matter where you are. You need to know that first and foremost but

um I'm not here to say how much money or this that not financial advice but I mean look at this thing. Oh, we're still on market cap. Let's go to price. This is Mega E. And if it's really as capable as they say it is, are they dumping this thing so that they can load up? I'm just wondering because if this thing is as capable as it says that it is, there's a good chance that over time the value it creates is going to increase its value via price. That is the idea. Uh, still here, brother. A little busy. Cryptic Quinton, no worries. No uh no worries at all. I appreciate you letting me know that you're here. I'm going to pay off all my bills first, says Melissa. I'm also here to meet you meet all you awesome

people from around the world, too. Yeah, it's an amazing thing to have everybody together and we Okay, so a big part of the community is to have people who like different things, who are different people, who are from just the diversity of people from everything from what you like in crypto to where you live and what kind of life you're used to because of where you live in environment. and we [music] bring that all together and we're able to enrich each other from all different types of information and stuff because we're all from somewhere else. That's that's the power of community at a basic standard and that's what I really wanted here for underground crypto. All right. Uh Jimmy Villain says, "I love your analogy." Hey, I'm glad that you find it useful. Absolutely. Said, "I was buying hype

coins. Now I go with utilities and values. Quality, not quantity. 1 million UT million, bro. Indeed. Attitude, bro. Yep. Attitude [music] is altitude. Always remember that. Um, and gratitude is the attitude. You are what you think. Absolutely. Green finger says, "Camsta, hamster." Camsta likes to just randomly plug out. I think maybe when we when we start raising that crypto IQ, he might have been one of the people who who really needed to hear my whole spiel there. Also, he's probably busy with life, don't get me wrong. How how's life on the other side of the pond? Says Blues Guy. What you're speaking about is the sole reason I came out of the 1% biker world and now talk to God every day. Jimmy Villian Dylan, that's what I like to hear. I love to hear that kind of story

because it sounds like something God grabbed you and shook you and said, "Hey, there's a lot more here than than your than your understanding." uh there's a lot more in life for you than what you think. And uh here you are getting after that. And that's that's such an awesome to me that's like the inspiring stories that we hear. And people out there living it every day. And you could be too if you'll rise to the occasion. All right. Cold and wet after the little sunny spell we had. Mega E been mega dumping. It absolutely has been mega dumping, but at some point it's only going to, you know, and don't get me wrong, it has like $66 million in it market cap. It can go lower, but at some point it's only going to go so low. There's

going to be only so many people who can sell it. So, if [music] we go into like some really bearish times and this thing drops another 30, you know, million in market cap, it's going to be one heck of a scoop come come uh, you know, and you you won't have to buy as much, right? If this drops [music] 30 million in market cap and we go into a really bearish time, you you'd need th you need, you know, basically 50% less money to get the same amount of tokens. So, keep that in mind. And there's a lot of levels to that. Yep. I hope it continues to dump that Mega E and I will keep buying. Exactly. And uh you know things don't have to go back to their all-time highs for you to make a bunch of

money when they don't crazy levels. And then you have to do your research, right? Find information. Find out if they're still like here's some things to watch if you're if you're buying a coin. Look at their Twitter. Are they still posting? Look at their road map. Do they still have anything left on the road map? Are they doing any of them? You know, 3 months, 6 months, 8 months, a year's [music] gone by. Have they done anything on their road map? Stuff like that is how you can tell if a [music] project is dead dead or if they're building silently and the market is not speculating on their value yet. Because again, I'm just going to leave it at this. If Mega E is 10x faster, both of them are trying to solve a problem. One of them solves

that problem 10 times [music] better than the other one. Quality is a factor. But if it can do it, it can do it. And if it's doing it 10 times better than [music] Manad over time, that value is going to be recognized. That is my thesis. That is my idea. I'm not telling you that that is absolutely going to happen. The Here's another thing. The people behind this could be full of crap and it could never do anything because they're going to abandon [music] the project and walk away. It could happen. That is the risk. That's why they say don't risk more money than you're okay with losing because sometimes you're going to lose. Especially if uh if you want to win, you're going to lose sometimes. Let's see. Blues Guy says, "With God, what's possible will always be

infinitely greater than what we believe to be probable." I love that. Yeah, that's awesome. Gratitude is recognizing divine blessing, maintaining a thankful heart, regardless of circumstance, and finding joy in daily life. [music] That is gratitude. Jimmy Dylan says, "Do you hold me?" That's pretty funny. I don't know if he literally means a coin called me, but I don't think so. I think he means someone mentioned God, so I had to get going. Lol. Hey, nothing [music] wrong with that. Nothing wrong with that. Anyway, so here's Mega E. And we could duplicate out here and then put Manad kind of side by side so that as we're going through this stuff, we can kind of refer to it, right? Cuz there's some things to look at here real quick. And I think it's important. I don't think we're doing uh

Manad and Mega E all week either. So like sometimes you got to soak this information up. Also, we're putting this all here and if you were a serious investor, you're somebody with a decent amount of money and you really wanted exposure to this. This lives on the internet, right? You can come back to it and you can skip around and AI puts section on it so you can quickly jump through too. So let's look at a few things here. The first thing I want to look at is how much money. Manad 260 million. Mega ETH 65.9 let's call it 66 Manad has a infinite infinite max supply. Mega E has 10 billion max supply. 10 billion is a lot. But I tell you it's a lot less than infinite. Infinite is a lot more. It's infinitely more matter of

fact. Then we want to look at circulating supply. One, this is mega E. I don't want to get you confused because we're going back and forth. 1.1 billion. So if you think of every 1 [music] billion as 10%. This is just slightly over 10% of the coins out. That can be problematic. But with Manad, it's infinite. And we don't even have any idea. no idea of how many coins are going to come out, how often. We could maybe dig into it, right? So, this has 11.8 billion. So, this is this is the world of tokconomics. Tokconomics to me is is very important. That's why I spend I spend a moment with it. Do I have a twoline breakdown of exactly what mega eat is? Yes. Uh we just we've been going over that. Uh I don't know where you

were, but if you want a two-line breakdown, Mega ETH is a layer 2 scaling solution on Ethereum with with what they say 100,000 throughput per second, which is 10 times faster than Manad, and a 10 millisecond finality, which is also more specific than Manad is. So, it's faster. Manad is doing layer one to solve the same problem that Mega E is doing layer two to solve. There you go. Uh, Blues Guy says, "Ouch, that can't be good." Infinite. Oh, he says, "Lol, I meant do you hold Mega E." That's pretty funny. Uh, is Mega E ticker? It's not me. No, right. It's Mega, right? Okay. Cuz that'd be pretty funny if it was me. Anyway, that's pretty funny. Um, no I don't, but I am I am seriously considering it. This looks like a giant cup and handle though,

doesn't it? It actually looks like it's going to be more of a double bottom from an ad. It's on the max chart. Looks like a big double bottom maybe. Anyways, not trying to get lost in the weeds there. Also, Manat has been out. We're comparing Mega Ethan Manata as we take a break from raising your crypto IQ a little bit. They've one's been out a lot longer than the other one, right? So, November 23rd, 2025, token generation event for Manat as far as we know. And April 30th, 2026 for Mega ETH. Now, we have been talking about Mega E, following Mega E for a lot longer than they've had a token out. I've been talking about them probably months. at least a month if not two before the token ever came out. Right. So there you go. Green finger

says, "Thanks Eugene." Absolutely. You're absolutely welcome. Thank you for always coming to the live show. So, and it's about it's almost 6 cents here. Now, when we talk about tokconomics, I don't want to be super redundant here, but again, you take the circulating supply and you divide that by the market cap, right? You divide the market cap into the circulating supply and that is going to give you the overall price. So this is why the circulating supply is super important because we're not dividing the market [music] cap into the max supply because 10 billion tokens is how many tokens exist in the entire project over the entire life of the project, not how many of them are actually out in circulation. only literally [music] 10%, a little over 10% are actually in circulating supply. Now, let's move to Manad

and let's compare that. So, Manad has infinite. Well, that already kind of messes us up because with an infinite max supply, how do we put a comparison of how many circulating supply tokens are out against infinite, right? That doesn't it doesn't compute. You can't really do an equation there, right? But either way, you have 11.8 8 billion. That is going to dilute your number. See, look, it already has more in the circulating supply than Mega ETH will ever have in the entirety of the project. Tokconomics already here. So, here's what I want to say. Mega ETH, [music] as far as what we've learned so far about the tech makes me more bullish on Mega E. Now, you have to get into the intricacies of is it actually able to deliver? Can it really do? Are the people behind it

legitimate? That kind of stuff. That's a [music] different That's a different question. We're taking what we're told by face value until otherwise proven different. So, I like it on the tech side of things. It seems 10 times faster than Manat. Uh the tokconomics, that's that's another big check mark for me. Maybe I'll make a checklist of these things for us to go over, but Mega ETH, I like the tokconomics way better. I mean way way way way way better than I like Manad's. Now that doesn't mean I don't like Manad as a project. Manad's done good brand recognition. They've done good uh marketing, right? Which is the same thing, but you can do good marketing and have terrible brand recognition. Don't get me wrong. But anyways, I'm not saying I don't like Manad, but so far in everything that

we've gone over, I like Mega ETH a lot more, which is funny because it's been dumping. And Manad, I mean, Manad has been dumping too. Like the difference is Manad pumped and then dumped where like if you look at it, Manad was 4 cents and then it dumped directly from let's see from November 26 25 at almost 5 cents to December 18th at less than 2 cents, right? Call it 1 and 1/2 cents. Huge drop. And then it recovered quite a bit recently going back to about three and a half cents. And now you're down at almost two cents flat. Hopefully you followed those numbers there. It's dumped a lot too. It absolutely has dumped a lot too. The only here's the saving gra and and think about you look over here. I know I'm saying a lot of

things guys. Try to follow. If you look here and you'll see it's only down 26% since it came out, right? That's not so bad. But that's because here's where it came out down here at 3 cents. 029 basically 3 cents. And then it pumped up really high and fell. But how much it actually fell from this all-time high is a lot more. That's 55. It's down 55% from its alltime high. So keep that in mind. Keep that in mind. All right. We're going to we're going to move on and get back to what we were doing here because we still have a lot of stuff to go over. Let's see what's going on in the chat. Jimmy Villain says, "Mega ETH could be a mega buy. These are the prices where people can make the life-changing money if the

coin holds up." Exactly. I feel like from everything I've learned and my thoughts that immediately come to me out based off of what you just said is like don't get overly bullish where you put a crazy amount. This is for me. This is what I would do. I wouldn't put too much money into it, but I would put enough here's my idea. I really want to break this down because this is [music] I think really important. You want to put enough money into it, me personally, that if it moves and does what you want it to do, it makes a difference. If you put a $100 in it and it 10x's or 15 or 20 x's, like you still only turned like a $100 into two grand, that's great percentage gains. Very makes you look real smart. But imagine

if you put $1,000. Now, depending on where you live, $1,000 US can be a different amount of money. To me, it's a it's a nice chunk of money. It's a thousand bucks, but it's not life-changing money. Now, if I turn that $1,000 20x into $20,000, not life-changing money, don't get me wrong, but it does pay some things off. Like, you could pay you could pay a chunk of a car off. If you have a home, you can put that in the bank and make sure you've got security on your mortgage payment every month. Like, it can change your life. [music] Even if it's not going to put you in a mansion, right? But here, my point is, if you put a $100 in every project and you catch one that like, you know, [music] 20 x's, that's fun, but

it's only $100 and it didn't change your world. [music] So, you got to understand how much money for you in the life that you live is [music] enough to make a difference without putting $10,000 in it [music] and then it never doing anything and that $10,000 turning into [music] $3,000 and you lost seven. Okay. Now, if you if you put $10,000 in there and it 20xes, that's a different story. But [music] were you overexposed in order to do it? next four months could offer better prices in my opinion. [music] Yes. And Green Fingers has a great point. That is exactly why um [music] scaling in is good. Like say this is why like really thinking out and writing down on paper what you [music] want to do is highly important. So say say I wanted to get into Mega

E and I wanted to get $1,000 into [music] Mega E. Let's just use that as an example because if that 20x is that's 20 grand, right? Well, I could buy $100 now just so if we turn around and [music] the bull the bare market doesn't really happen and for some reason we take off, I have something and then I [music] could really plan on locking in as we go down because you're only going to go down so far, right? [music] It's going to keep dumping and at some point you're going to be at a bottom. Theoretically, the market the market will hit a bottom and turn around and go up. Even if your coin doesn't pump, the market will hit a bottom and then the market will go back up and you're hoping and you're betting that your coin

is also going to appreciate in value. So, if you kind of just keep getting little chunks of it at cheaper and cheaper and cheaper and cheaper prices, at some point when it turns around and it goes back up, you're [music] increasing in value. the guy who can't buy and he has to wait and wait and wait and he's always looking for the next lower price. He never buys anything. You know, statistically that guy never buys anything and the market turns around and now it's [music] too expensive because it's already done 100% gain and he's getting that much less per his money and that hurts. [music] And so he never buys and then it goes up more and he never buys. And then it finally goes up so high, [music] top of the bare market or top of the bull

market type stuff that he finally gets so mad he buys some and then it dumps on him [music] for the next year and a half. So many times that happens all because he couldn't just [music] believe in what he believes in. Doesn't matter what coin it is, believe in it and then just buy little chunks at a time. Anyways, let's keep moving. Otherwise, I'll never get through this stuff. Speed expands the type [music] of apps that can exist on chain, right? So, the type of apps that we can have is very much determined on how fast things can move. Uh, he says, "I agree, Green Figures. It is on Coinbase." That's awesome. Yes. Um, another one that we're looking at, just to throw it out there, is Open Serve. Um, reliable Jay, his picks have been super reliable. He

picked uh Open Serve. I really wanted a good coin with low value that has X42 narrative as a category and exposure. I think that that's one. I think I'll put two or three of them in my portfolio. That is [music] definitely I think going to be one of them. So speed expands the type of apps that can exist on chain. This is one of the most important teaching points of the stream apparently. I don't know [music] why they put that in there. I wish they wouldn't do that. Speed is not just about making existing apps faster. But what they're really trying to say here, the important [music] teacher wizard is this is a highly important thing that the audience hopefully is going to understand. [music] Speed is not just about making existing apps faster. It's about enabling new capabilities

of apps, which [music] I think is a really good point because we're not just saying, hey, faster, faster, faster, faster. It's about actually making what is possible to be designed and onchain much much uh more capable right which means we can do a lot of things we used to not be able to do. So if every transaction costs too much or takes too long developers avoid building apps that require constant interaction and that is why many crypto apps today are still building around occasional highv value action swaps [music] borrows lend bridge and mint. This is why a lot of games in DeFi gaming are incredibly simple. Shout out to Sunflower [music] Land. But they're simple because we just don't have the speed to keep up with the high [music] graphics and stuff like that. And the constant changing of

a game would be very difficult at a high [music] level. But mainstream apps often involve frequent low value actions like messages, [music] small payments, game moves, social interaction, real-time updates, like stuff like that are low value actions, but they're very frequent. Those interactions [music] require low latency and low cost, right? And when chain chase speed, the real question is what new behavior becomes possible? That is much [music] more interesting than just throughput alone. Now think about this. Think about Facebook. If Facebook was on blockchain and even if [music] it was very cheap, every time you hit a like button was a transaction and that was actually money that had to be transacted. Even if it was a penny or something, people would be very stingy with [music] those likes. Those likes would mean a lot more and they probably

wouldn't happen very often. So the risk faster does not automatically mean better, [music] right? This is where we come back down to earth. This is where we keep the show balanced and avoid the hype. Crypto [music] history is full of fast chains that did not automatically win. [music] Speed matters, but it is not enough. And the chain also needs developers, users, liquidity, security, reliability, ecosystem trust, good apps, strong onboarding, and a faster [music] empty chain is still empty. And this is actually a good point when it comes to Mega [music] E and Monad because Mega E is a layer 2 on Ethereum. It gets to inherit [music] all of the value and security from the layer one. That is the power of a layer two. Manad can [music] adopt some of it. There's there's things like reststaking and stuff

where they can adopt some of the security from Ethereum, but [music] as their own layer one, they really have to build a lot of that stuff for themselves. So, are they a fast empty chain? I don't know. A fast chain with no liquidity will struggle. A fast chain with poor developer adoption will not matter. So the question for Manad and Mega ETH is not only can they be fast, the question is can that speed turn into real ecosystem activity. The bigger question here is is crypto ready for real-time apps? And I [music] don't I don't know that we're fully there yet, right? We're moving so much closer than we were before. But there you go. Yeah, open Serve is on Coinbase, too. Yeah, it absolutely is. That's why I wanted to [music] throw that out because if Jimmy Dillian

Dylan is on Coinbase, then he might want to go ahead and heart and look at that one as well. This is a deeper frame, right? For a long time, crypto applications have been limited by infrastructure. But if infrastructure gets faster, then the pressure shifts to the developer, right? They don't have that excuse anymore. The developers can't be like, well, it's hard. Well, now you have the capabilities developers. So now you can build those things. If Manad [music] and Mega ETH succeed technically, then the next question becomes what will people actually build there? Will we see better DeFi, better games, social apps, payment systems, all the different use cases? Or will faster chains simply become faster places to speculate? Will people just speculate and pump and dump faster? Or will they actually use things like you a lot of people

use Facebook every day, you know? Will there be stuff that people just use every day all the time? Tik Tok, like whatever it is, but blockchain values, and I [music] honestly think that a lot of those ones that people do use every day will completely integrate with blockchain. Like X [music] is constantly talking about doing, and we haven't really seen it do that yet. So, that is the real test because the future of crypto is not just faster blockchain, [music] it's better applications. The core takeaway, speed only matters if it changes what people can actually do on chain. [music] If you can only do the same things you can already do but faster, it only matters so much. Just like if the cashier can move a little faster and check more people out, but [music] you never get a

second cashier line at your grocery store, then at some point that cashier can only go so fast. And that is the line to return to throughout this whole episode. Thank you. Thank you for that. Uh AI is hilarious. I tell it constantly not to put this stuff in here and it does anyways. So Manad and Mega ETH are important not because they are new names. They're important because they represent a bet that cryptos next phase requires faster, smoother, and more responsive execution. What we're hoping for [music] is that Manat and Mega E have done their research in the space, right? and they understand what blockchain needs in the future, but also in the short-term future, not just the long-term future. And they're building that which will increase the capability in the blockchain [music] technology environment, evolution, whatever you want

to call it. So, here's where we have a little bit of a breakdown. [music] So, the question is, what is it? We know that Manad is a layer 1 and Mega [music] E is a Ethereum layer 2. Now, you might be thinking, "Oh, man. This is going to be redundant. We're going to hear information that [music] we already heard." And to that, I want to tell you that repetition is the father of learning. You ever learn a lot of stuff and then when [music] you have a conversation with somebody, you're able to explain nothing simply, easy, get them to understand. Maybe in [music] your mind it makes sense to you, but you're not very good. It's because you don't have the It's not because you don't understand the information necessarily. is because you don't have the repetition that is

required to make the information go from knowledge to wisdom. core focus here par parallel right manad has parallel [music] EVM execution mega has real time Ethereum execution what does this mean well parallel means multiple chains but those multiple chains are not on Ethereum they're inside of monads [music] EVM compatible means they work together but layer one it's its own layer one with multiple or at least two. In order to be parallel, I think you need at least two different chains, right? For [music] faster execution, both are good ideas, right? Real time execution layer [music] 2 for mega ETH. The main goal, make apps faster on a new layer 1, make Ethereum apps feel faster or real time on Ethereum. Developer appeal right on a layer one is [music] solidity, EVM compatibility. Solidity, I believe, being the language of Ethereum

virtual machine, Ethereum alignment, [music] and faster UX you're going to get from Mega ETH, which to me, if you compare these two, Mega ETH wins again, right? Biggest question. [music] Can a new EVM layer 1 win users? Can an L2 [music] make Ethereum feel instant? I'm going to I'm not going to lie, my bet is here. And see, here's the really funny question, [music] and this is why this is this whole stream is valuable to me, and I'll be doing this regardless of who's here, because I did not [music] have this opinion about Mega E prior to doing this show with you guys. Did I research it some and put together what I wanted to go over, how I wanted to compare them, what information I thought was most important, and the angle, and what of course. Yeah. But

I hadn't done as much time and effort as I'm doing right now because life is very busy and this show is very much about me as well as sharing it with you guys but me also doing my due diligence and research and let's see what matters more to you for the next wave of crypto apps decentralization speed [music] or user experience I don't usually ever do this ask the chat segment it randomly put this in here which I think is hilarious [music] um it's actually a pretty good segment But I usually skip right over it. Right. All right. Cool. So, where is our [music] Ah, we we'll skip over I was wondering what our quote of the day was. Where's our quote of the day? I hope it's Jim Ran cuz man, I have been [music] absolutely just loving

some Jim Rone right now. Gives like a opening hook. No thank you. All right. You may not know this, but many blockchain transactions are still processed in ways that create bottlenecks when too many users try to interact [music] at once. So, it's like you might think that they've really solved this, but a lot of places like Ethereum still have a ton of bottlenecks, right? And we're not going to go over it because we've just gone through all this information. I probably should have read that first. That is how it goes sometimes. And how's everybody feeling out there? Tell me in the chat if you had $1,000 right now, would you buy Manad or would you buy Mega E? And and let's say for the sake of argument, you could only buy one. I'm going to start a poll. All

right, we're going to do that. Start a poll. $1,000. You can only buy one. What do you buy? Let's see what people say. Let's see how many people even participate. All right, that poll is up. That poll is live. Do I participate in that poll? I guess I will. Um, I know what I would buy. And I think the other one I think the one I would buy is undervalue. So, I like when things line up like that, right? I really do. All right. Well, we've gone over a lot of stuff here. We are over [music] two hours of being live here. And to me, that says, hey, we should really kick off the members only live [music] stream. I hate to lose whoever I lose. Yep. 00 says Mega ETH. Hey, hey, hit that poll for me, would

you? So I can have [music] that data kind of cemented forever. I think from here for a moment, let's go take a look at [music] Trading View. Again, this show could be so long. I don't know that everybody has the attention for how long this show could be or time. [music] I mean, I'm not trying to put nobody down. It's not just attention. Sometimes we don't have 4 hours a day to to dedicate, right? That's that's just life. All right, I'm on the one minute. I probably should go somewhere else, but like different time frame. Our low today was 70,000 and some change. So, there's that. [music] You already bounced. I mean, you do kind of have this shoulder head. You're [music] getting that other shoulder, right? That's one way to look at it. Other way to look at

it is you're getting this flag with this measured move there. And I'm just moving quickly here. We'll make proper [music] lines in a minute. Or I guess you could say you got the cup with the handle. Either way you subscribe to it, all three of those are reversal or bullish patterns. Does that mean the price will not go lower? No, doesn't doesn't mean that at all. Something like that. And let's go ahead and actually get a nice measured move on it. Right. And that measured move can go from the neckline as inverted [music] head and shoulder or it can go from the flag as as a bullish as a bullish flag. We'll see what it does. Tells you. And like look where it targets, right? [music] It targets right at the top here. Let's use a regular horizontal line.

The top over here and a support and resistance bottom over here. So you have like this this range right here that [music] you were recently in for a little while. And that is up from 70,000 71,000 to basically 71,350. And that's [music] kind of what you would be targeting. You see, and we are on a one minute chart. Let's go to a 5m minute chart cuz it'll make a lot more sense. And then of course you have the next value area up here. And if you come and we let the VRVP go ahead and populate, you'll see you're about here. There is a gap. Well, that that's not what I want. You got a gap here. You can move through quickly. And then you [music] got, you know, some smaller gaps that could be moved through pretty quickly if

you're going up, [music] but your PC is up here, which is basically the 200 day moving average on the five minute. And that's basically what I see for BTC. Again, I I've I pretty much kind of decided I don't know that I will not do any leverage trading, but like I I had a lot more fun. I had a lot more time. I enjoyed dealing with projects and stuff a lot more when I was just buying spot [music] bags. I really was. And I won I won a lot more when I was just buying spot bags. It's very true. Uh let's see. If you only had a thousand, what percentage would you put into each as far as mega eth and man? So the poll question was if you had $1,000 [music] and you could only buy one of

them. So as far as the poll question goes, I'd buy Mega ETH. Now [music] you could go 50/50. That is kind of see where you get into what percentages. Um, if I if I only had $1,000 [music] and I and I had to buy both of them, I'd buy like 80% Mega ETH and 20% Manad. Um, it also depends on your overall portfolio, [music] right? Is your overall portfolio $10,000 and that $1,000 [music] is a part of your whole portfolio, meaning you have $10,000, not 11. that would make your $1,000 10% of your portfolio. So, at that point, maybe you would want to break it up. If your whole portfolio is only $3,000, then I don't even know if it makes sense to put $1,000 into those product. You might want to break it up even more. It just

really depends on what your appetite is. O00 says, "Mega ETH, I just I just bought a little bit." Cool. I'm glad to hear that. I hope you found this information useful bag of mega eat and I really hope that this deep dive serves us all well in the future and we'll look back and we'll talk about it. I hope like we did lab today. That is that's crazy. I was typing that exact question to lol. Oh, you you you typed that before I even put it in there. Well, that's awesome, man. And I really appreciate your your viewership and your interaction here on the channel, man. That's awesome. I love to see that because just means that what I'm doing is useful to somebody other than myself. Like I've said a bunch of times, I could have just sat

and done all this research by myself, but I wouldn't have been as consistent. I created this was a a concept and we're at the end of this stream. We're about to go to the the user only stream in a minute. And what you want to do a lot of times when you have goals is you want to create a path of least resistance, right? So if I want to get up and I want to go to the gym every day, this is an example. This is metaphoric, but it's literal as well. And I know that [music] I want to get up and I need to go I need to get up and I need to go early, right? Whatever early is for you because that's how it works in my day. And if I don't do it and go

up early, um I it's not going to happen because I have work and I have everything else, right? So I know if I don't get up early, I don't go. So, I could be like, "Okay, I'm going to get up." And then maybe I do for a few days, a week, but at some point, the path of least resistance is I could just stay in bed. And if [music] you listen to your emotions, they're always going to choose comfort. So, if you're the type of person who doesn't have good discipline, discipline is just overriding your emotions. Your emotions are going to want you stay comfort. My point here [music] is maybe you find somebody at the gym to work out with who's there at the same time. Maybe you hit up one of your buddies and now you build

something to where somebody's waiting for you. Somebody's a now you have the path of least resistance once you say you have like a really good friend, right, who you've known for 5, 6, [music] 10 years, and he's going to meet you at the gym now. And so now the gym is not just you going consistently and working out for [music] your health and the betterment of your body longevity, but it's also to hang out with a really good friend. Now the path of least resistance is to go to the gym. Now when you skip and you don't, you know, you stay in bed, your buddy's like, "Dude, where were you? I was waiting for you." Now the path [music] of least resistance is actually lining up with what you want [music] to do. And that's very much what the

stream was about. Why do they make cryptos with unlimited supplies? Doesn't it make it worth uh worthless? That's a great question. Uh can't weed this? I've seen you've been here and interacted for the show. I love that. Um, I would definitely say that your question is a good one. It depends on the project. There are some projects where it does make sense to have an infinite supply. The difference is with a infinite supply, we have to trust that the project is smart enough not to mint too many coins too fast. in certain environments, right? And so in a bullish environment, you could mint more coins and because you have people [music] buying in, the price could stay relatively the same or go up. In a bearish environment, if you keep printing coins as people are leaving risk on assets,

you're just crushing the price. And the good here's the here here's the good thing with a max supply of whatever it is could be 10 billion, 1 billion, 1 million, it could be 100 coins, it doesn't matter. At some point they have to stop putting coins out because they hit the limit. The thing that bothers me over long-term hold, say you were going to hold something for 10 years, five years, four years, [music] whatever long term is for you. Who's to stop them from just putting out coins? You know what I'm saying over years and just constantly diluting, which there's no stopping point and there's no point where you're going to have to stop and then it can balance out with people buying in. And so therefore, the price will eventually go up. There's no guarantee with a max

supply. Uh without a max supply, I should say. I hope that I hope that works out. Does it make it worthless? No. Because a project could do a really good job and never put out like Manad could never [music] put out more than another million coins. I don't know. I I don't know their vesting schedule. Some of them have a vesting schedule. That's another thing. Some of them you can go look up what their schedule is even though they have an infinite max supply. And that gives us some kind of reference, right? Other projects don't have a really clear vesting [music] schedule at all. And that makes it even sketchier. I would rather have a clear cut off. Think about Bitcoin. Only 21 million coins, right? I'd rather have a clear cut off than absolutely [music] no clear cut

off, especially if I'm holding something longterm. I hope that answers your question. Thanks for being here. Uh Blues Guy said, "I bought more Flare. I leave the other coins for you guys. I think that's awesome. I mean, I know you own a couple of things, so I I certainly hope you have some diversity. I I wouldn't only own Flare and my portfolio personally, but hey, you do whatever you want, and I I'm pretty sure that you own other things as well. Says, "Discipline is the bridge between goals and accomplishment. If you really want to do something, you'll find a way. If you don't want to do it, you'll find excuses." Exactly. And something that I really would love to get into more in the channel is kind of the gym ran personal development and stuff. And it's because I

recognize that if you're here in cryptocurrency, you have some belief that your life can change for the better. I think it starts for most people with money. But when you realize that the money, even if you get it, isn't going to change who you are, then the other things become more important. So, if I can encourage you to value those things more now, you're ahead of the game. You know, one of the big things in my uh walk-in session, gym ran session this morning, right, my gym ran uh IQ raising event, it's hilarious. uh is that time is really important and a [music] lot of times we put stuff off. A lot of times we say, you know, when I have more money, I'll worry about markets. When I have more money, I'll invest money. But it's actually the

complete opposite. When you have very little money, it matters a lot more that you invest. And then you have time. You have the power of time, [music] right? When you don't invest because you didn't have a lot of money for 10 years, that is 10 years that you didn't have any [music] possibility of increasing your net worth through investing. It's literally impossible when you never invested any money. Just like if I never pick up a basketball and shoot it at the hoop, I have a zero% chance of ever making a basketball in a hoop. Every shot you don't take, you miss automatically. Or it's as good as if you never took a shot, right? Because you're not. You might as [music] well miss all of them because you're not going to take any of the shots. There's multiple ways

to say the exact same thing. All right, let's look at Lab real quick. Bang, bang, bang. Lab needs to be looked at on higher time frames. That's how hard this thing is pumped. And it's still going. Just recently went to $1827. Again, I I I think this thing at least goes to 20 bucks. You are super far away from your 21day moving average. I think it's funny. People are still watching my reel that I made seven months ago. It gets views every day, which tells me that there's a lot of attention. And it looked like you were going to potentially get some some good healthy behavior, right? And maybe flag out here and let that 21 come up. Um, but you're not. You're pumping. So, at some point, that 21's got to get back to somewhere near price action.

Now the [music] 1 hour is not bad. So basically it let the 1 hour 21 come back up and the 4 hour is still really [music] far away which means any higher time frames it's going to be worse. The daily worse. The higher they go up the harder they come down. Maybe you get a buyin opportunity. Maybe you start already speculating when it comes to your Fibonacci retracements stuff like that. So the previous one here full range wick to wick that at range gave you a I mean [music] you got as low as a 65 really most of the time you really only got down to a [music] 0.5 uh but you did get a 618 you did get a golden pocket buy there [music] was here for all your for all the institutional traders you got a golden

pocket buy before this thing ripped you got to buy at at [music] about $3 before this thing ripped if you weren't already in it. Institutional, you know, mind state here, golden pocket, Fibonacci retracement, if you know what I'm talking about. So, as we set up kind of the next idea, and you got to keep adjusting, right, because we we don't actually know where the top of this is going to be before it retraces. And I'd personally look at it more at like the 4 hour, right? Um, I mean, a golden pocket would be a purchase at about $9. So, it'd have to come down. If it goes to 20, I mean, you're talking about a 50% pullback. And of course, you would move your your your Fibonacci retracement and that would change levels. But you understand the concept. On

a big pump, you can chase the pump or you can lock in, get ready for retracements, set buys and sells. Like I think this is how I want to maybe move forward with trading a lot more than leverage because I just don't have the time to constantly be be looking and checking with leverage trades. It just uh eats up too much of my time. I have too much stuff to do. And again, Mega ETH making another what looks like a bearish continuation pattern, which should surprise nobody. uh with the current environment of Bitcoin right now. Maybe something like this. And just like Greenfinger said, like I wouldn't ape into this. Buying a tiny bit of it. I don't I don't see how that would be a bad bad idea in a in [music] the bull market, right? Thinking in

in reference to the bull market that will someday come that I'm confident in. When it's going to come, I don't know. But I am confident there will be a bull market, right? And it'll it'll the the rising tide will lift all vessels, right? So anyways, it looks like maybe this is going to happen. Maybe you get down to 0.5 [music] from where you are now at almost 6 and that could be a good place to buy. Right. So scaling in over time could be really good. The time is more valuable than the money. Exactly. Now we are going to put our countdown in. I know I've threatened to do it a few times. 88% [music] of people did say that they would buy Mega E. And I assume that's very much based off of our [music] breakdown here. I

hope it served you well. I hope you had a good time. It's over 2 and 1/2 hours, right? 2 hours and 37 minutes we've been live going over all of this stuff. So, I hope you guys value the time. Smash the like button. maybe consider not not right now, not this stream, over time, consider throwing a super chat my way and and [music] tell me that uh you find this stuff valuable. Otherwise, we're going to the members only live stream here and I'm going to put the countdown in. Members only live stream. How long the members [music] only live stream will be pretty much based off of uh what all is going on and how many people have questions and stuff like that. And I keep clicking it and nothing is happening. I don't understand that. Let's see if

we could refresh it, make it work better. All right. Can I open a members only live stream? There we go. and it's got five minutes on it because we're already super long into the show. So, the show will continue. I'll see you guys tomorrow or I'll see you in the members only if you come over to that. And I know a lot of people have memberships and they don't come over to the members only live stream, which is totally understandable. I know we've already been live two and a half hours. Most of you have been here for probably at least two hours. All right. Do we dare go take a look at what is going on over on X? Okay. Talking about selling his old boat here. Let's go to some hashtags. [music] Of course, I hate that they're

a little bit cluttered with uh with nonsense. [music] We're going to our doom scroll here. We'll go to latest. So, Mischief Finance has successfully launched V3. Delivering on their road map commitment. [music] A new era for the platform begins. I don't know anything about Mischief [music] Finance. What happens if I click play here? All right. If I don't go change settings in my mixers, you guys will never be able to hear any of anything that I play. All right. Done. It's only 16 seconds, right? >> Hopefully, you can hear it. >> I'm just [music] reading subtitles. So final takeaway, it says, "The future of DeFi isn't making opportunity creation easier. It's making opportunity access effortless. Explore concrete." Yeah, this is like anybody who tells you things are easy. I don't know about effortless. Effortless seems like, you know, that

seems scammy in in in my opinion here. A lot of people posting the same thing. Looks like maybe some kind [music] of ad campaign or just straight up scammers. Radiant Capital folds. Radiant Capital shutdown after [music] falling or failing I should say to recover 50 million in a hack. Ouch. I like this is called signal or noise. Another DeFi casualty highlight ongoing security risk. Verdict signal institution failure due to security breach. Kind of like their post there. I like that. And [music] I got to like it if it's a real post or if I feel like it's a real post because man, they shadowban hard. Uh early testing unit flow finance. Always good to explore new DeFi projects before the launch. And we're going to have a lot of fun at the members only stream. Definitely have a couple

of bucks for some See if we can hit a bag. Hey, how about this? If we hit on any of the slots tonight and we get up 50 bucks, we're going to buy a $50 bag of Mega E. It could happen. It's happened before. And it's a free value where uh I'm not buying money to [music] do it. The money is free and if we hit we will probably pull our money out of like something like stake.com in XRP and we'll swap that XRP for something like me or open Serve. That's how I bought a $50 bag of Clanker or tokenbot. Most people know it as Clanker. [music] And I got that for free from stake.com. I can't be mad. What does that $50 of Clanker look like two years from now, a year from now, whenever the bull

run top is, right? Probably more than the $50 that I won [music] there. Like, don't put anything that's going to get me in trouble. X Bitcoin volatility spikes as 73,000 holds uh 15 minutes ago. What are you talking about? We are under 73,000 info. Let's see. What is the exact [music] price right now? Oh. Oh. Did we shift over 12 seconds? All right. It's not worth doing. We only have 12 seconds. I'll see you on the other [music] side. Welcome to the membersonly live stream or I'll see you tomorrow. Underground crypto out.