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0:00Well, one thing that I have been feeling like I have been seeing for a minute, it's on the max. We we don't need to be on the max. Let's go to like the threemonth is it looked like we were getting like an inverted head and shoulder. Maybe see it better on like the year to date like shoulder head and then I thought we'd get another shoulder and we may still get another shoulder here. We shall see. But that would put us very,

0:24very low. And I don't know if we're going to go quite that low. But let's zoom in a little bit. Let's go to the monthly. The monthly was looking amazing. On the monthly, you had a low of about uh what? 75, probably a little lower than that. Maybe uh 74 at the lowest there. And then of course we had this high here of about 87 and a recent very local dip to 80,6 80,651. Let me say it right. And everybody is

0:56really wondering what the heck is going on right now. Let's go to the 7day. And here it is. Here's that dip. I mean we went all the way from 865 to like 80,000. call it five even though it's more like six. And uh you know people freaking out a little bit but it looks like we got the bounce. Here's the last 24 hour from about 825 to a high of 83. So not a huge range on the day there.

1:28Let's go ahead and back it on up and let's see where are we? We're chilling here at 2.89 trillion. We got all the way. I don't know if we hit three. We probably did, but it went to 2.99 trillion, almost three. And at some point, it probably crossed that line. It probably went to 3 trillion. Anyways, get back to those crypto bubbles. I just wanted to talk about that real quick. Let's toggle our 1

1:53through 1,200 now. Used to always be 1 through 1,000. And there are no huge huge percentages up. We started getting used to actually I take that back. 900 to a,000 is up 6.7%. Let's see what that ah this this uh Islam coin or whatever. It always does things at the oddest times. I'm going to go with that coin is probably heavily manipulated. I don't know if that's just a bunch of Middle Eastern money rolling in there. I'm not sure what's up with that. I own

2:20none of that. All right. So, we have CFX, XCN, TIA, uh SHFL, Shuffle, and Cards. EGN Labs all doing pretty well today. even Sonic. And I I feel like nobody saw my post about Grass. It tried to pull from like a very odd website and I just went ahead and uninstalled it from my computer because it's like the third fourth time. I've never had any problems with Grass and then like four times in a row my computer is blocking it some from some

2:52very strange websites. If you don't know what I'm talking about, guess you'd have to check out my ex account. And for some reason it was like heavily suppressed, right? Two people saw this. Isn't that crazy? I mean, I'm not saying I get tons and tons and tons of views, but I mean, this got 98 views. Even 37, 34, 46, a lot of news stuff and news type stuff in a downward market or in a time where we're pulling back just doesn't do very well. 73. And they showed this post to

3:24two people. Two people. I mean, it tells you right there. They showed it to two people. Very weird. Look at the destination that this was trying to pull from. I don't know why it was trying to go there, but I at that point I just had enough. I probably would have not have told you about that other than I posted it on X. But when I see grasses uh on the radar, it joged my memory. Let's bounce down a little bit. Mina.

3:51Mina is one of those coins that I've held for a long time. At one point, it really seemed like it was going to be something. At one point I was really up on it and I did not sell. Base Fran sent a Sunday. Ah, that's nice of you. Welcome in. Welcome in. Glad to have you here. We're doing a throwback show to how we used to do the show before we started the token autopsy report. I don't know if you're new here, but smash that like button and

4:18subscribe. We got rid of the ads, of course, so please consider one of those memberships. You do get custom emojis. Maybe one of my OGs can show off some of those. Oh, right above right above the Sunday reliable J was showing off those custom emojis made by yours truly. So, we have USD.ai. Now, when this thing came out, I just said I have a feeling they're going to pump this thing crazy at one point. And it hasn't really happened yet. I don't

4:44think I don't think they've pumped it real crazy yet, but it looks like it is breaking out. I don't know that it's a really solid project. I just got a inclination, right? Call it a gut feeling about Chip. Face friend says, "I'm new." Well, welcome in. Welcome into the underground family. Glad to have you here. It's funny cuz this is actually a throwback stream to how we used to do our stream. So, if if you enjoy it, I'm going to be bringing this

5:08specific stream back around 2:00 p.m. uh New York time here pretty soon. But, are you new to crypto? I love to hear I love to hear where people are at. Have you been in crypto a long time? Are you new to the space? 6 months, a month, a year. Uh what's a long time to somebody can vary greatly, right? Anyways, we we used to check out the crypto bubbles and we come do a price rundown here. Bitcoin 82,963 at this moment. Ethereum 2500. If you've

5:39been here for even a couple of weeks, you know we had a little bit of a pullback in the market right now. B&B $7470 for XRP. Salana $109. and Zcash even pulling back to $1,228. And Dogecoin 8.5 cents. I hate to see Dogecoin pull back, but I guess it's all part of the process. Cardono 24 cents, almost 25 cents. We don't usually run too far down this list. Uh Avalanche, I've been buying. I'm like right at my

6:09break even. I think this is pretty much right where I was buying. I didn't buy a lot. About like $100 worth of it, but we'll see where it goes. Sweet $111. Canton network is about 12 cents. What else do we want to look at here? I want to see where my meme core is. Back under a dollar. Gotta love that. Got to love that. So, from here, we would normally go to crypto rank. Got to reload this page though. And we I got some news pulled up for you. Stuff like that. Yes,

6:40there was some Oh, since 2021. So, you're an OG in the space. Well, we love the fact that this stream and this group of community is really good for a brand new beginner because our main thing is to raise that crypto IQ, help you become a better speculator in the market and understand things maybe you never understood before. But I feel like who gets the most value is probably intermediate to advanced people in crypto. So, I know a lot of people roll

7:10into a new stream and they think, "Ah, it's just talking beginner stuff." We get into a lot deeper stuff, so I think you might enjoy the show. Wow, Melissa hitting me with a $5 super chat. Thank you very much. Says, "Hey, just for jiggles, how is River doing? Does it have life still? Just wondering." Let's Let's check that out since you asked and were kind enough to throw a super chat. Let's go look at River. We used to trade River a bit. I made a bunch of money,

7:34lost a bunch of money on River. Uh [music] couple thousand, nothing crazy, but I know to most people that's a nice chunk of money. turned a small amount of money like $400 or $500 into like three grand and then proceeded to lose it all trying to test out >> [music] >> uh a new trading style. Anyways, that is old news to me at this time. It is a $116.

7:57If we want to know how it's doing, we we don't want to chill on the 24hour chart. This is how it's doing. It's at a$16 and we were trading this a lot. I mean, it was running from like $6 to 145, $20 and back. and it it's it's done. Like I mean it's still a project. It's still around. It could still pump [music] in, you know, a bull market. A group could get a hold of it for sure, but as of right now, I'm I'm not all bets are off for me on River.

8:26And that is what it's doing right now. Let's get back to Coin Gecko here. The Fear and Greed Index. Uh let's see. Based Fran, do you know about the fear and greed index? I imagine you probably do. Um I like the fear and greed index a lot. It has been so good to us. My mentor, the crypto lifer, I've watched him use this for absolutely years and um it has timed the market well. Now, it's not just what is Bitcoin doing. It's kind of overall sentiment in the market,

8:53but it is a great tool when you get down like we saw this thing go to five on the extreme fear and it was like a great buy at that point. Oh, boy. River went down. Yes, it did. Oh, you meant to say giggles. Yeah. Yeah, I figure. But you weren't asking for giggle. You were asking for river. I think I got that right. So, a lot of times what we do at that point, we'd come over to crypto rank after we checked out the

9:21fear and greed index and we would go to the recently listed coins. This is where we found all kinds of coins like Zama and things way before they ever had their uh token generation event, TGE. You'll see it on a lot of websites and you'll wonder what the heck does that mean? Along with a lot of other things, right? So, we have the 20 coins searched on crypto rank just just for reference. These are on the crypto rank platform as far as I know. Starknet has been

9:50crushing it. It's up 116% even in spite of all that is going on right now. We got Apto, Slayer Zero, Near Protocol, Ono Finance, Athena, which we recently did a token autopsy on both of these coins. [music] Check that out. SWU as well, Wormhole, Lighter, Arbitum. I remember we waited forever for Lighter to actually drop the token. And by the time they did, the hype of the DEX craze was kind of over. They really missed the boat on that one. We were sitting around

10:21going, "Come on, launch the token. It's going to do really well." Well, and then they waited until all the hype was gone and then they launched the lighter token and it didn't do so hot for some time. Check. I was asking for river. One more please. Mega ETH. Mega ETH I think has actually been doing pretty well. As those super chats come in, I will deviate over because I greatly appreciate it. Let's go up pull Mega E. Sitting at

10:51about 4 and a half cents roughly. Uh, this one we should throw on the max chart real quick for a second. You can see it's been nothing but down, but that was like bottom of the bare market type stuff. When was this? April 29th, 2026. So, very recently. Let's go to three month and we'll walk our way down these time frames here and a month. And you can see for a while like nothing [music] was going on. We just started to dig ourselves out of this hole. I wish I

11:18knew percentage-wise. If I was just in Trading View, I could pull up the percentage. And it looks like it is taking off. Like you can see some of these levels. I guess we will go to trading view because I do want [music] to point out this key level that it is breaking or has broken. We'll know once we put that line on there. And so as you can see, you have this kind of critical level which it's gotten above. We just need it

11:46to hold that. And it looks like it was just in the last hour. I see why you're asking about this. And then what? We have some more critical level right about here. And this is kind of uh consolidated back here, but it's kind of gappy, right? You could move up pretty quickly. I did stack up on a little bit of Mega E at the bottom, like bottom bottom because who knows where this thing could go. And if you're wondering what it is, it is a smart contract layer

12:152 platform on Ethereum. [music] uh other layer twos you might know like base protocol, arbitrum, polygon, stuff like that. 3 I3, my fellow lifer in the house, Chris Goss, I love that you always come and at least drop a chat. Uh I don't think you really know how much that means to me, but it means the world to me. Thank you for being here or at least popping in. Market cap 50 million, says cry me a river, right? That's how I felt when I lost all that money on

12:45river. uh just trying out a new trading strategy. This is what happens. I try a new trading strategy and it works phenomenally and I make a bunch of money really really fast and then I keep doing it and the market changes and shifts and then I lose it. Look at this head and shoulder too. That would have really given away. Not the best drawing, but you get what I'm saying. That really gave away that dump there. And if you pull the measured

13:11move on, I just want to show off a little bit of the lifer TA, lifer vision that I've gathered over the years. The measured move on that. Let's see if it's like spoton for that first move. Look at that. Like spot on for that perfect move. You can't make this stuff up. Shout out to Crypto Lifer over on YouTube if you don't know [music] him. Best place to learn your technical analysis in my humble opinion. All right, so peek at Flare concert.

13:36Absolutely. Uh, I remember flare pumped a little bit at one point when we were getting that craze. I don't know how well it sustained it though. And we might as well go ahead and get right into the trading view. I love that they integrated trading view into it. Flare is [snorts] looking great. I mean, it had this huge pump, got above these levels here. This is very clear support and resistance here. No doubt about that. Look at that. One,

14:03two, three, four, five, six, five. I I say at least five times it stopped as perfect resistance. And although it blasted straight through this, it still gave it back all within an hour it looks like. But what do you got going on here? Again, show off some more lifer vision. I've picked up over [music] the years. This is what comes uh you know naturally to me. This falling wedge. And really I grab this whole thing here. You could grab to here. That would be conservative

14:35here. I'll show you. conservative. And then I can hear the lifer in my head saying, "Don't cheat yourself. Take the full measured move. Don't let your disbelief convince you it can't happen." Dang, now you really can't see the other one. I'll put it a little high so we can still see it. So, it looks like you could get back above these levels for sure. It looks like you're going to get back to this 0.72, but you could get a nice move all the

15:00way up to 0.742. And I hold a little bit of flare. Full disclaimer, I like the falling wedge style. I mean, sometimes falling wedges can kind of look like they have a little bit of shoulder head and shoulder. Very, very kind of small there. But in this environment, unless we really really roll over, and it seems like we've already bounced for Bitcoin, um I think you're not going to quite see that

15:29huge rollover. Let's do one news story real quick before I roll off here into everything else. So, Ledger, I actually have a Ledger and I was quite concerned when I first heard about the Ledger drain on hardware wallets, right? [music] And so, what did I start thinking? I started thinking immediately of all the other hardware wallets that I've seen have problems, right? Was it whether it was Treasure or something else, right? And

16:00what I really thought was, you know what? Every time we have a hardware wallet drain or problem, there's more to it because the headlines and the news, they always want to present it like it just got hacked. They just they just got it. They just took the money. Well, I read just the beginning of this right before we went live and I realized there's a little bit more to this story. So, Ledger says it's investigating reports of losses from customers where

16:27in Southeast Asia. All right, first clue. I don't live in Southeast Asia. I haven't checked my ledger yet. So, I was a little nervous. I was quite relieved when I heard this. Who? Okay, so not just Southeast Asia, but who bought hardware wallets through Cryptobillis? I don't know what that is. Probably somebody who sells hardware wallets. I don't know. Maybe maybe I'm a genius that I put that together or maybe uh maybe it's really obvious. An authorized

16:56reseller serving Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines. Ledger asked Cryptobillis to stop sales and shipments while the investigation is underway. somebody has done something they shouldn't because the way that it went down, it really did seem like somebody had access in a manner that wasn't just, you know, AI hacking the blockchain type of narrative. It seemed like somebody had very specific address. This is like what they always tell you

17:27like don't buy a hardware wallet on a third-party seller like eBay or even Amazon sellers and stuff because they could take it out of the box, take the numbers, you know, your seed phrase and then put it back in the box, sell it to you, wait for you to load stuff in, make a copy, see what you got, wipe it. That's not exactly the same as somebody cracking the code. So, this made me feel a little bit better, but let's get a little bit deeper into it,

17:56right? So, independent investigators have traced more than 86 million in suspected theft across Ethereum, Bitcoin, and Tron. I thought it was interesting that it was [music] only those three. Although Ledger has not confirmed the amount or the cause, Ledger is telling anyone who purchased through CryptoBillis in the last 90 days not to initialize the device. users who already did are being told to consider moving funds to a new uh signer with a

18:23fresh generated recovery sephrase. I mean, if if you had bought through this and you hadn't got got yet, man, I'd be moving my funds immediately. But I'm glad to know that there's some dimensions to this story in that it's not just [music] we don't know, they took your money. All right, we know that it's only people so far. This is what we've been given. Unless they're leaving some stuff out, but I can't I can't predict that.

18:46Southeast Asia who bought hardware wallets through this cryptobillis. All right, so where where were we? Where were we? All right, we already read that. So an interesting question is whether this turns out to be a device tampering, seed compromise, or another supply chain problem. After the cold card mess earlier this year, hard wallet security is becoming much less comfortable than buy hardware wallet solve problem. you know, problem solved.

19:16So, if you go back to the cold card mess and things, or no, the treasure, that's what it was, the treasure one, their third party exposed information about people's addresses and stuff. That wasn't necessarily a wallet drain like this is. But I'm glad to know that it looks like there's a little bit more to it. And it's not as simple as Ledger's broken. Everybody be scared because I would be a little bit scared because I do have a decent uh bit of my portfolio

19:44over there on Ledger and I promised I'd only do one story. We'll jump back to it. Right. So many scammers all over. You can't trust and apparently this Cryptobellis was a like certified reseller or not reseller but a certified vendor of Ledger. But it only takes one kind of bad apple in there to uh really mess it up for everybody. Anyways, these are what is trending. We stopped at about lighter. I talked about lighter, arbitrum, meteora, pumpf fun, bitcoin,

20:15plasma, concrete, bit tensor, manad, optimism. And then on this side, we have 20 most visited coins. Of course, Bitcoin and Ethereum, they usually are up there. at least Bitcoin, Starknet because it's pumping like crazy, Salana, Meteora, Near Protocol, and then you get into some that maybe nobody has ever heard about. It's one of the things I like about Crypto Rank. Let's look at Alo X. What is this thing? It's an AI platform for narrative-based crypto

20:47investing through diversified riskmanaged token baskets. Now, have you ever heard the term token baskets before? It's just a way of I remember there was a popular thing and it didn't last very long. It was like people could go on and create this basket of assets and then you could invest directly in it. Like maybe somebody wanted to do top AI projects and they would put together a list of what they thought were the top

21:19AI projects and then you could just buy that coin directly, but you were getting exposure to all of the assets. A basket of assets is not something in traditional finance that is unheard of by any stretch of the imagination. It's kind of almost like S&P 500, right? It's it's access to or exposure to the top 500. Then you got Catalyst. Let's see what this is. Blues Guy says, "Thank you, Eugi. Absolutely glad to do it. AI agents that

21:50turn natural language ideas into automated trading strategies." And we were just looking at something the other night that Campa brought to our attention. Shout out Campa. And this is a scope trade hunter. So, we'll go ahead and hit the search thing just like we did the other night and let it run. Let's see what kind of trades it gives us and see how well they do during the stream. All right. And so, those were kind of

22:20recently listed or these are your top coins being searched or visited. And then you come down here, you get recently listed. And this can be all over the place, right? This can be uh meme coins. It can be all kinds of stuff. You'll see a category down the side right above my head here. Mining and compute, meme, tokenized asset, DeFi, uh, not yet set or no set, right? Paper [music] trade. I saw a lot of people talking about paper trade. It did

22:48something like 42 billion in volume in like an hour or 24 hours, something like that. It was crazy. But remember that wash trading does exist. You can just recycle. If somebody had a million dollars and they moved it through trades 42 times, that would give you $42 million. So you can imagine if somebody collectively as a group or cabal, if you will, [music] had a billion dollars, well, they could do roughly the same thing. And don't be fooled that there

23:16not people out there collectively in small groups, but groups that have that kind of money. Let's see, bunker mode, quantive, emu, like you're going to have a lot of meme coins. I'm staying away from a lot of the meme coins right now. Lululemon Athletica. Uh, that's just a tokenized [music] stock. I would imagine it's a derivative. It's just funny because in my other business,

23:41I sell a lot of Lulu for sure. It sells like wildfire. I don't see anything really catching my eye here. You know, we got a Chinese memecoin. I don't speak Chinese, so I don't know the importance of it. got a lot of stuff to do with quantum compute. Wendy's a tokenized stock ono. It's every day tokenizing more assets. Quantum computing on Coinbase tokenized stock, right? Oh, in in this you get a lot of meme coins and a lot of tokenized

24:14stocks. So, we're not going to spend a ton of time on that. Let's go over to Block Works [music] and take a look at top gainers, top losers. What do they have? Something new going out. Get started with a free account. Looks like they've overhauled this a little bit, which means I momentarily don't know where what I'm looking at is. I usually use this for top gainers, top losers. Watch list. I don't have a watch list. I

24:44haven't really put anything on there. Maybe I'm in the wrong place. Did I No, that's that's the opening screen here. Where's our top gainers, top losers? I love when they change things. You ever just wake up in the morning and open your phone and everything is in different places? I feel like iPhone does that with your photos all the time. All right, let's go to projects. It's got to be under projects, right? No, this is just all projects.

25:17I certainly know where to look at it in other platforms. Again, I love Block Works. Tons of information. We look a lot at project revenues or of course you have your uh crypto ETFs, which I'm sure have a bunch of outflows. Man, this one day everybody was so uh convinced that we were going to see an October 10th repeat. If you remember a year ago on October 10th, o that was that was something.

25:51Everybody was a little scared at that point. We're seeing some outflows. Usually Bitcoin's the most. Let's go ahead and hit all. Turn them all off. Hit Bitcoin. Yeah, here you go. Make it a little cleaner. Oh, nothing. Just a half a billion dollars and 200 million. Nice. All right. I don't know where to go for that. Let's go back to Coin Gecko. Get our top gainers, top

26:24losers. And I haven't done that in a while on Coin Gecko. Hopefully they didn't change it on me, too. I love when you go to click something and then the the web page just like fully loads and it shifts like a a centimeter and you just click the wrong thing. Of course, we always have what's trending Bitcoin side chains. That's very interesting. I want top gainers, top losers. Oh, it's under highlights.

26:51That's what it is. It's all coming back to me now. So, we got our top gainers, Swarm Engine. Wow, Swarm Engine is pumping. Yeah, Swarm Engine up about 200% in the last seven days, but up 900% today, that straightup candle is is somewhat concerning here. And with something like this, I got to look at it in market cap, not price, right? So, 2.5 million to wow, like 18 million, you would have did

27:27very well for yourself. It's on Robin Hood. We have the Swarm Engine site. We cover a lot of stuff about raising your crypto IQ and becoming a better speculator. And for a while, we did talk a lot about AI, agentic networks, and swarms. And this is where this comes into play. So, if you know what an AI agent is, first you got to know what AI is. I think most of us have caught up to that. Then you got to know what an agentic network is and an AI agent,

27:54right? Running on blockchain. And then if you just have a bunch of those, you have a swarm. So if you're trying to solve a problem or I don't know, find maximal extractable value out there on the blockchain, it is probably far more profitable to attack things or go after things, I should say. It's nicer language with a swarm versus like one AI agent. He has his limitation. I can only imagine how much computational like resource. Not that not that you're just

28:25using, but you're probably being charged for. You got to be plugged in somewhere to run these kind of things, and they could probably cost you a lot of money. Better hope that it's really turning a a nice profit after you have to pay for everything. So, anyways, that swarm engine, join our secret society. I love that one. Then become part of our community and subscribe to the channel. For less than $3, you can get you a membership

28:52and some custom emojis. Appreciate you saying that with crypto from the underground. You wrote that so so good. All right. And the top losers, right? Talis. I don't know why Talis always reminds me of Bit Tensor. I don't know if it's cuz Tao. I don't know what that's about. Then you haveun PD AI or DAI on PulseChain. something. Who knows a bunch about this? I feel like Melissa probably knows a lot

29:25about the lore around the AI on PulseChain, right? We did a whole deep dive on the ecosystem of PulseChain and of course Hex starts with Hex, gets into PulseChain, what all happened, how it happened. I learned a lot on that deep dive. I do a deep dive into Hex Richard Hart now PulseChain type of ecosystem like at least once a year and uh that was where we were due for it. Thank you. I try to make things interesting in the chat. You do a great

30:02job of it. I must say I really like that one. You should definitely roll with that one often. Emojis. Let's go. I love those custom emoji. I'm glad that I took the time to revamp those. They were they were they were feeling a little stale. you know, you you try to do something the first time, like make them emojis specifically for YouTube and then integrate them in your channel. You can't expect them to be great the first time. So, I went back and revamped them

30:24and gave you some fresh ones. But anyways, as far as I understand it, and I just see this as a top loser, so I feel like it's worth talking about. I feel like the lore is somebody correct me if I'm wrong. I know somebody's going to pop in. They always show up. love my Pulse Chain and Hex community, but it's like DAI is a stable coin, right, on every other blockchain, [music] right, that it's on like Ethereum, for example, which

30:53PulseChain copied Ethereum verbatim when it launched. But the prices of things couldn't be what they were on other blockchains like Ethereum because they did not have the partnership or the backing or the, you know, I got you from DAI. So, I feel like a lot of people thought, hey, this thing is super cheap. If they ever decide that they're going to back DAI on PulseChain, then it should go to a dollar, right? And be a stable coin. look how much money you

31:28would make just off of the top of my head. Right. The problem with that is one, everybody who owns DAI already on PulseChain, they're they're going to take all the money. If DAI comes in here and puts up a bunch of collateral behind their stable coin, they're all gonna sell at huge profit and they're just going to take all of DAI's money. And I don't think that DAI is is dumb enough to do that. So, I think that honestly DAI is

32:03destined. Now, there's probably way more to this that I'm not understanding. Was almost hoping somebody come in here and be like, "That's not how it goes and and set me straight, educate me." But um as far as I understand, that's how it goes. Let's see. Anything else? Origin token. Kaya. Ka was supposed to be deep in the game. Uh gaming. All the games that I saw with it didn't really do so good. What is treasure?

32:28It's funny because when we're in a bare market, I'm really into the top gainers showing where interest is and where things are moving. Give you an idea of the market and the sentiment like what category or niche are we going to go after next? You you see it start heating up. start seeing coins just pop off like two 300% out of nowhere because they're AI or something, right? Well, I feel like as you start to transition into a bull market, I start looking at top

32:53losers because that's where the opportunity is. The one catch to that though is if a coin that nobody knows is a top loser, there's no guarantee that thing's going to pump, especially if it's very small in market cap like this one is only about 30 million. It fell from about 53 million. I wouldn't exactly call that tiny in market cap, but it's not huge either. It's not like several hundred million. Anyways, I don't know what it is. Ticker is magic.

33:24Then we got our trending coins. We already kind of went over that. New coins. What do we got for new coins? Probably a lot of meme. And just to shout this out because you see Swarm Engine everywhere. I talked about how we talked a lot about AI, agentic networks, AI agent swarms, just like when we had that AI agent craze, I think back in 2024, a lot of things were just Telegram bots and not actually AI agents at all. And

33:57uh with meme coins that are paired with like AI or swarm, right? Do they actually have any meat to them? That's the question. It's still at 26 million. So, if this thing is legit, it could absolutely pump like crazy, right? Swarm decision engine 247. How easy is it to use? The problem with these type of things are it takes a lot of money and resources. So, they can't really just give you

34:29access for free. They could it for if they had some money well they could do it for a little while. We talk about all the time rewards aka incentives to be a part of something new and then when that incentive goes away most of the time you see the whole thing just fold up and collapse. Only if they built something real will people stay and actually pay money for it. Right. But what exactly is going on here? I have no idea. Cool looking dashboard.

35:00Got gecko main terminal deck screener chain RPC skip scout. So it's kind of like showing you what it's doing. Again, I know nothing about this. Here's the run log and then launch radar. It really looks like it's doing something, but is it is it really doing something? I mean, these things could be on like a repeat. Like, this could just be a video and it could be on repeat. I

35:43wouldn't know any better, right? Just hopping on here. And then it looks like down here we have some what some tokens that people made. So it's like a launchpad as well. Yeah. I like that it does give kind of like a danger thing. This is super speculative, right? One real holder. It's a little hard to see it. What does that say? Like 6848K. Can't even read it. So small. Anyways, I

36:23I just taking a minute to show you that. Let's hop back over to this. Let's see. Did it give us anything? All right. So, it said go long on Towel. All right. And it'll actually kind of show you what it's doing. And World Coin. So, these are the two trades it's kind of giving you right now. It's saying long. It gives you a confidence level. Uh, these confidence levels are not as high as they were the last time we tried this out. It is of course 10:45

36:52p.m. on a Saturday. So, like I don't know how much you would expect if you were somebody who knew your technical analysis and you were scanning the market. Yeah, you probably wouldn't find a bunch of amazing things at this point. But come early in the morning, like 9 a.m., this could be a really nice tool. We're going to start checking that out a little bit more. And then let's hop back over to the news today. So Salana's 200MS

37:20slot time is now live and Anza already wants to double block compute. I don't know anything about this story, but let's check it out together. This is probably the best actual blockchain engineering story that's out today, says chat GBT. So Salana completed Whoa, whoa, whoa. What happened there? Salana completed its stage slot time acceleration and has now run its first full epoch targeting 200 millisecond slots. Epoch

37:551053 averaged roughly 218 milliseconds per slot completing SIMD0525's progression from 400 milliseconds towards 200 millisecond. I know you guys understand exactly what I'm talking about, right? Cuz you guys got that high crypto IQ. And immediately after that, Anza CEO Brennan Watts opened a proposal to raise Salana's block compute ceiling from 50 million to 100 million compute units. This is very technical, but we will have a summary of it at the bottom.

38:30So rolled out through five featured gates. It's still an early decision rather than an approved network change. Why does it matter? Well, shorter slots increase how frequently Salana produces a block. A larger compute ceiling increases how much work can fit in them. Doing both pushes Salana towards uh substantially more raw execution capacity ahead of this alpinlow. I usually just straight up guess because I'm I'm just like that. I

39:02don't really care what this word says, but it's this thing that is like an update that's coming soon. And I'm going to go with Alp Pinglo. It's large consensus overhaul. Uh let's see. Bigger blocks, faster production, put more pressure on the validators, networking, and hardware. Well, duh. This is one of those things where it's kind of like it's almost like a pop quiz for my uh for my undergrounders out there. But there's no

39:28grading. There's no grading. I'm not going to score you. Where does it all start? Well, it all starts with a proposal. Now, that proposal usually is generated inside a wallet. That's what you're signing, right? So, you generate a proposal. It's usually for something like a buy or a sell, right? Or a signature or something, right? And you sign that, it fires off. It goes to a mempool. Now, I'm not a developer, so if I miss some

39:53kind of little nuance, forgive me. Correct me in the chat. But other than that, it's pretty much on point. It goes to a memp pool. Well, me is just a place where transactions sit around and they hang out waiting to become real transactions. There's still, I think, very much just a proposal at that point. Then you have the actual validators right inside the network. That's what keeps everything running. There's a financial incentive. That's why they

40:17stay showing up, keeping the network running, especially your old proofof work consensus. Now, validators pick them up and then they put them into a block. When the block is full, then that block gets minted. That's what we call finality or it it's done. It's over. Like it's actually gone from a proposal to being minted on chain. Now, in that from me to the validator, well, once it hits the validator, the validator can do some things, right? And every

40:49blockchain's a little different, right? But this is where you get that maximal extractable value, which can be a very good thing and a very bad thing. It just depends on where your transaction sits in all of this where they try to squeeze a little bit of value out of you, a little extra, right? A little bit of slippage on those meme coins you were trying to buy. And it all has to do with the order in which maybe they push your order back a little bit so they can kind

41:13of frontr run it. Maybe they push it forward so they can hit it after, right? They're going to do something after your transaction comes through. Say you have a really big sell of something, right? In a hot market. Well, if they time it perfect in the same bam, they could just buy right after you sell, after the price takes a hit and it's going to recover relatively quickly. Boom, maximum extractable value. Anyways, that is very much how a blockchain runs from

41:40a proposal, that thing you sign in your wallet, all the way to finality, it's minted on blockchain. Why did I go there? Well, because this is all about how fast that happens. That's what we're talking about here. So Salana isn't waiting for Alpenlo to scale. It's already turning up the engine. And now the argument becomes how far performance can increase before validator requirements become the bottleneck. Dun dun XRP ledger.

42:11I need a drum roll. Turning on the heat. Oh no, I can feel the cold again. Ah, I feel for you, Blues Guy. I really do. That sucks. Ah man, I don't want I hate being cold. Uh just mercy on any of you guys who live in cold areas. I can't stand it. It's why I live in the tropics. [music] So XRP ledger just activated permission delegation and atomic transaction batches. There's that word. There's that word atomic. I feel like

42:41ah there's somewhere where I always bring up that. Oh yeah, that's what it is. What is better, a bridge or an [music] atomic swap? The answer is atomic swap. Too late. No points for anybody else. [music] Um I get all the points. I don't know. I'm on one tonight. So anyways, but the word atomic, at least when it comes to bridges and atomic swaps, is a bridge is going from one party to another party and those two

43:10parties or blockchains, let's call them blockchains cuz that's what they are. They don't communicate with each other. So there is a third party entity that has set themselves up in between them because what? They're good at business and they realize there's a use case here for their product that does something that people need. It's about all you need for a business. And they will move your Bitcoin to Ethereum, Ethereum to some other chain that doesn't have

43:34anything to do with Ethereum, say, right? And you see lots of bridges. The difference in a bridge is that they don't communicate with each other naturally. The blockchains don't share the same language the way that maybe Polygon or Arbitum shares the same language with Ethereum. And atomic swap is that opposite. Atomic swap are two chains that can actually communicate with each other via translation of and

44:04we're when we say languages, we're talking about blockchain languages, right? Not necessarily like English and French or English and Chinese, right? We're talking about blockchain [music] coding languages for anybody who didn't catch that. So when I hear where am I going with this, let me tell [music] you. XRP Ledger just activated permission delegation and atomic transaction batches. XRPPL had a legitimately interesting protocol week.

44:29What does that word atomic mean for these transaction batches? Transactions being batched, where are they going? And I haven't read the story yet, so hopefully everything I just said is going to be uh relevant to the story that I read. It's fun. It's like uh Russian roulette. Maybe I said all that for no reason. Maybe I didn't. October 8th, permission delegation v1 activated. It lets XRP ledger account delegate specific permissions to another account

44:59without handing over the master keys. Oh man. Oh man. It's almost like I've raised my crypto IQ day after day after day. Come along for the ride and smash that like button, would you? All right. So, each delegated account can receive a limited set of permissions that can later be modified or revoked. Then on October 9th, batch v1 activated, allowing multiple transactions to be grouped together and executed under a

45:29shared policy, including an all orno atomic mode where the whole batch fails. If one component fails, the stakes the stakes have been raised, my friend. So that has very obvious institutional applications. A company can separate operational roles without sharing treasury keys. This not sharing treasury keys I think is uh do I say it? It's the key to this whole thing. And again, all that that I said in the beginning, it lets an XRP ledger account delegate

46:04specific permissions to another account without handing over the master keys. So, where are we going here? I promise I didn't read the story ahead of time. And where are we? So, a company separate operational roles without sharing treasury uh keys. A settlement can exchange an asset and payment together. A complicated transaction can involve multiple accounts while either completing fully or reverting. No in between. There is still a warning around

46:36one delegated payment burn permission while a separate fix awaits sufficient validator support. So payment burn. Does that mean there's a burn going on here? The clean read or the conclusion we would say is these are not flashy retail features. Most retail will never even know this exists because they don't come to the underground crypto deep dive show. They're the kind of boring account control and atomic settlement atomic settlement

47:04tools you can actually need if you're serious about putting institutional finance on a public ledger. So, this is a win for XRPL when it comes to institutional exposure or need or uh the word I'm looking for is not coming to me. Anyways, you get what I'm saying. They're doing well as far as bringing more tools so that they can have bigger people on the XRP ledger. It's a lot of talking. Tether briefly

47:35froze Thor Chain's USDT vaults and exposed an awkward DeFi reality. Now, I don't know if you guys have been sleeping. Where's my undergrounders at? In the DeFi tab, I've been posting all kinds of interesting news about the uh like this. This story is in there right probably a day ago. And uh Tether temporar temporarily blacklisted roughly 1.4 4 million in USDT held in Thor chain vault interrupting some Tron side crosschain swap activity before

48:10reversing the blacklist a few hours later. So what happened? This becomes especially interesting because Thor Chain recently refused BitGet's request to blacklist the addresses associated with the 387 million hacker, arguing that Thor Chain is permissionless and cannot selectively censor individuals. This is fun. I feel like every story I've had like a nugget of something to share. But what I want to say about this

48:41is decentralization and centralization. What happens when something bad happens somewhere like BitGet and then those actors that did something bad operate on other networks like Door Chain. That's what we're looking at right here. And then Bit says, "Hey, you know I'm crypto. You're crypto. Everybody knows you. They know me. How about you go ahead and ban those so who

49:13did this to us? Make sure they feel the pain." And Thor Chain's like, "Yeah, that would be cool. Like I would like to do that. I know we're friends and all, but like I'm kind of I'm kind of decentralized and permissionless. I I don't we don't do that. That's the whole point of what we're doing is that we don't do that. And he's like, "Come on, you know, like we're friends. You could do it for me though, right? Like I'm special." And they're like, "No, uh

49:37you're not." And then what does like Bit then cut off all Thor chain activity and retaliation? That's what I'm really getting at here, guys. is that what happens when crazy things happen on different chains and then these different blockchains and and centralized exchanges start to beef with each other and they just like cut off door [music] chain just because they wouldn't do what they wanted because that is how you raise the stakes. That's

50:02how you get people to do what you want them to do. You're the bigger guy. You have a bigger stick. You cut them off. You get cut off from BitArt. That's probably a lot of volume to get cut off from. That could really hurt you in the long run. If that happens in several places, it could be the difference between Thor Chain being here 10 years from now and it not being here 10 years from now. So, what do you cater to? The original decentralized ethos of

50:30blockchain and Bitcoin or do you do what's best for the brand, for the club that you're in, I should say. Not that Thor Chain has ever seemed to really be in the club. Maybe they just failed the test. And then reality tapped the sign. Thorchain itself may be permissionless, but USDT isn't. A DeFi protocol can refuse to blacklist a wallet, while a centralized issuer of an asset inside the protocol can blacklist

51:01a protocol's vault. We've done a lot of talking on stable coin rails, right? So, if you don't know, stable coins, they can just they can turn you off. That's how that works, right? And they're linked up with the regulators. They have to be for the most part in order to operate their businesses, especially inside America. The whole USDC versus USDT, they are the same thing in a big way, but they are not operating in the same hemispheres

51:29usually. So, that's an important distinction for anybody discussing decentralization. And don't forget, I believe USDT just pretty much got banned in all of Europe. A decentralized protocol inheriting a centralized stable coin also inherits a issuer control layer. Smart contracts do not magically turn USDT into censorship resistant money. Orca and loop scale merge. Salana DeFi is starting to consolidate.

51:58So Salana Dex Orca and fixed rate lending protocol loop scale have merged into a new company called Formation. Orca brings trading and liquidity infrastructure. Loop scale brings lending and investing vault. We're seeing them build something better together. Build back better together. How about that? Try that on. If if you know, you know. The long-term idea is much bigger than simply bolting lending into a DEX or onto a DEX.

52:28Formation wants to build infrastructure where emerging or tokenized assets can move through issuance, trading, collateral, lending, and manage investment products. Formation says it eventually wants to help businesses and sectors such as AI, robotics, and defense raise capital and interregulated US markets. All three of those big [music] money. There is also a governance wrinkle, right? Orca canled its existing Orca

52:56token holder vote. I don't know why every time I sit here like my nose hairs catch this microphone. Drives me nuts. All right, so Orca token holder vote and will research threw me off my game hard. Uh October 116. So they just pause voting. They're like, "We're going to do this thing, guys, and we'll be back with you later." Did they even vote on if they were doing the merger or did somebody else decide that? It's the funny thing

53:21about Dows is that you will have the right to vote on what is going on unless of course somebody decides that they're going to do something and they don't want to vote on it. I don't know. I'm not a part of uh Orca governance, right? So, exorca holders have enough time to unstake and participate. That proposal deals with token incentives, treasury resources, and future structure of Orca securitize Oh, that's a company. Okay. Put Apple,

53:53Nvidia, Tesla, and other real stocks on Salana. Everybody's doing it. Everybody's uh tokenizing everything. What is the point? What is the benefit to just having like a tokenized Tesla everywhere that's not the same tokenized Tesla everywhere? Anyways, you better know what platform you're on and what you actually get with a tokenized asset. Do you get a dividend? So, I was about to go into a whole thing

54:23with the SEC and the rules that they just put out and yada yada yada. I'm not going to do it. So, Securitize launched 12 tokenized US equities on Salana, Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Alphabet, Tesla, Meta, Amazon, and Netflix with Circle, Strategy, SpaceX, and Planteer also in the initial lineup. There is an important distinction here from a lot of earlier tokenized stock products because that's what they are. They are a product that is a tokenized stock, but that

54:53product is not going to be the same thing everywhere you go. So, if you're going to buy those, you better know what product you're actually getting, right? It's like you could go to the store, you could buy a lot of different things that are the same, like paint or glue or whatever. You know, you get the point. uh that doesn't mean they're all going to be the same quality, the same make, the same idea. You get my point. So, these aren't merely synthetic tokens

55:19tracking a stock price. Securitize says every token is backed one to one by the underlaying share held through its regulated broker structure with >> [music] >> um applicable dividends. So, you do get dividends, voting rights, and corporate action entities. Base friend says, "Welcome to Underground Basics." Wow, man. That really means a lot that you like your first time here and you grab that that membership. That's awesome,

55:45man. Thank you very much. And welcome to the underground family. 8:30 p.m. New York time. If you're I don't know where you are. Everybody's somewhere, you know, somewhere else. I I operate on the same time as New York time. I'm in Florida here in America. Just so you know, 8:30 p.m. New York time. Token autopsies Monday through Thursday. Friday we do DeFi. Friday, blockchain gaming, all that fun stuff. And Saturday we do a wrap-up show or a throwback

56:11show. Just depends. But we usually wrap all these things inside of it. Right. Anyways, this is very interesting. Uh just kind of a lesson on tokenized products more than anything is what I'm trying to get to you right here. just be be careful if you're going to buy tokenized like if you're going to buy a tokenized stock and you're not getting something you would normally get if you just bought the stock then what is the value of having a tokenized stock and I

56:40think that that's really food for thought to sit and think about especially if you think about somebody in Tradfi and why why would they want to leave their brokerage or you know platform and buy a tokenized version of something and get less than they were getting. I don't know why you'd want to do that. So, the company initially supports extended US trading hours, but wants to move towards 247 trading with eventual integrations planned for the

57:07upcoming digital venues from the NYSE and of course the OKXSE subject to regulatory approval. Ethereum Gladster, right? Right. Did I say that right? Gladam upgrade is now live on Sapoleia. I believe Sapoleia is like the test net for Athereum. I might be mixing that up, but yeah, it okay, look, it says it right there. Wow, it's nice when I know what I'm talking about. Ethereum's next major upgrade, Gladam successfully

57:40activated on the Sapoleia test net on October 6, which was 4 days ago. There are three particular important pieces here. enshrined proposal builder separation. We will call that EBP EPBS. Why they did that? Let's use uh more differentiation there in our abbreviations. Uh I feel like I made that sound more complicated than it was. Moves the relationship between specialized block builders and validators between

58:09No, that's not [music] what it says. Validators deeper into Ethereum's actual protocol instead of relying so heavily on [music] outside middleware. Let me catch my breath for a second. I appreciate you, Melissa, putting our uh our schedule there. I think that's highly important. If somebody just came in, hey, they like the channel enough that they wanted to buy a a membership to support us. Definitely somebody who's been here

58:35since 2021, I think you would understand uh what we're doing here on the channel maybe better than most people. Blockle level access lists tell nodes block I don't know why I can't talk block level access lists tell nodes so what tells the nodes the block level access list which account and storage location a block will touch laying groundwork for more parallel processing and gas repricing is intended to better reflect

59:10the actual cost of state growth and execution ution. So the SEO Sapoleia, one day I'll learn how to say that is also testing a 200 million gas limit. More than tripled today's normal mainet levels as developers explore how much L1 layer 1 throughput and upgraded architecture can safely handle. That's why it's on a test net, right? What's up? What's up, base friend? Show us those custom emojis. Welcome in. Welcome in. So so great to have new people come

59:40into the family, right? Hoodie becomes or hoodie, I don't know what hoodie is, comes next before the final mainet date is selected. Okay, so that's just a part of the process. And I also posted about this also. Um, base friend, there is a link to our free discord. It's in the description, but it's also in the chat. It's a free discord. It's where we all hang out when I'm not streaming. I post things there. There is a tab in the Discord called DeFi Hangout where I post

1:00:11news [music] articles about stuff. And this article right here, Abstract Shutting Shutdown is forcing its game to pick new chains was one of those stories you would have already known about. And [music] uh if nobody else is, I'm enjoying deep diving and pulling these and putting them there. So this is web 3 gaming story I'd bring up tonight. Oh, would you chat GBT? Thank you so very much. Abstract, the consumer focused lay Ethereum layer 2. That's what Abstract

1:00:40was. Built by Pudgy Penguin's parent, Igloo, is shutting down on December 15th after Igloo says it lost tens of millions of dollars supporting the network. Way to go. Hey, they tried, right? If you're going to try to integrate and stuff, you're going to make some mistakes. You might just lose tens of millions of dollars. Abstract had onboarded more than 400,000 users and hosted over 144 apps, including a meaningful cluster of web 3 games. And

1:01:09there's been quite a few games that I've seen the abstract uh thing on. Let's see. I'll show you one because, you know, I got all the games up. Doesn't mean I can find what I'm looking for when I'm looking for it, but it is up. I know that. Here we are. So when you go to log in on this, you see abstract. See it? You see it right there? Abstract. That is going away to be seen. Uh never again. So

1:01:41I see that you joined. What's up? What's up? Uh definitely. Okay. Yeah, you mean the Discord. Awesome, man. I appreciate that. And I look forward to chatting with you over there. Of course, feel free to DM me. I'm a people person. I love people. So, feel free to hit me up if you have any questions. Of course, I got to say, I'm not going to tell you what to do with your money, but you've been here since 2021. I don't think [music] you're going

1:02:04to ask that. But anything other than that, I'm game. Let's have a conversation. So, the gaming Fallout is now becoming visible. Oh, okay. We have a gaming Fallout. Gigverse online has selected the Robin Hood chain. Cambria Genesis is moving away from abstract as well with its ecosystem already shifting assets in deployment elsewhere. Cambria, we've been keeping a close eye on that. I've covered that. I even have a review of Cambria dungeons and stuff like that.

1:02:33Other apps and NFT projects now have roughly 2 months to migrate before the chain completely disappears. This is a bigger than one dead layer 2 because Blast also announced its shutdown days earlier. So we are seeing what what we call that capitulation of some of these things and [music] you know all these people come into the space just like the DEX craze that we saw with Aster and all these different ones lighter

1:03:01they can't all necessarily exist. I mean they can but they're not all going to have a wealth of users. There's going to be some that have a lot of users and some that don't. And if they run without a lot of users for a long time, they're probably going to shut down because costs become way too expensive. [music] Abstract was supposed to demonstrate that blockchain specialized around consumer app games and fun could work without being dominated by DeFi, that is

1:03:27decentralized finance. Instead, abstract itself cited in liquidity, a limited DeFi ecosystem and insufficient institutional activity. you don't say among those seasons or reasons the standalone chain wasn't economically sustainable. It's fascinating lesson for web 3 gaming. This is the type of stuff that we need though to evolve into what we need to be to make it work and it's working in some places. Shout out Kindra. Games don't necessarily need

1:03:59their own dedicated gaming chain. And I would say that gaming probably works better on chains where people are already doing all kinds of stuff. Salana, Robin Hood, stuff like that. I don't really think we need just a chain for gaming. I think that that will happen once we have like Sony and Xbox and Steam and all these people come in. Then there will be a large enough demand to really sustain like a dedicated blockchain. But until then,

1:04:31how has Sony not made Sony blockchain yet and put all their games? I don't know. But I think it's coming. I think that they don't want to do it, but they will eventually have to do it if they want to remain relevant. They may actually benefit more from living where users, stable coins, and DeFi liquidity already are. It's basically what I was just saying. Then you got what's trending on social. It's basically all the stories we just talked about. Who

1:04:54would have thought? Anyways, that was a lot of fun. Follow me, the crypto ron. Hey, there I am. Uh, underground crypto. search at underground ground crypto because underground crypto was taken, right? Uh or you could just type in cryptoron, you'll find me here. I don't know if I have any imposters probably, but I really do only have 189 followers because X doesn't like crypto. What can I say about that? I mean, you

1:05:23make a post about something, you know, literally blockchain security, crypto security related, and they showed it to two people before they killed the post. Why? Just a screenshot. Why are they working on the behalf of Grass? Why would they do that? Anyways, as you can see, I post a bunch of news over here, as well as I also post the streams when we do them. Uh, amazing AI generated videos. I love when people get really mad about AI generated videos. I

1:05:57think it's so funny because it's a war that uh people they're not going to win it. like all this AI, it's going to become so normal in a year or two, you're not even going to think about being mad about it. Now, if you're here, you're probably not mad about AI, but it's really fun to watch people get really mad about AI. But anyways, lots and lots of stuff. Oh, look. Here's that here's that news that we were just talking about. Oh, wait. That wasn't the

1:06:24one. The Orca one is in here somewhere. And I [music] don't post the same news. I don't post the same news on X as I post in the Discord. I make sure they're different so that if you're following along in the Discord and stuff, it's not exclusive. They're news stories. How how could you make them exclusive? But it's not the same stuff I post everywhere else. Other than that, guys, I've had a lot of fun. This throwback stream was a great idea. Maybe we'll continue to do

1:06:51stuff like that. Throw a 111 in the chat if you liked tonight's stream on a Saturday night. Is this what we should be doing on a Saturday night or should I do this stream with the Maybe that's what we'll do with the Saturday night wrap-up. It gets late fast cuz I start at 10:00 p.m., right? It's already 11:15 and then there is no stream on Sundays. That's mostly for my based friend on here. Uh I run another business and

1:07:21Sundays I got to pack orders and ship and stuff like that. But soon, very soon, when we get more people people buying that membership and coming in and being active, I will be 100% dedicating myself to this channel. I thought it was funny, too, because 111, it was fun. I love that. Thank you so much for being here tonight. It's funny. Somebody asked me, I had to take my son to like a kid's birthday party today, and somebody asked me, um, how long do you think it's going

1:07:48to be before you can just fully just YouTube and that's it? And I told him probably two years, probably another two years. For those who don't know, I haven't said this in a long time. From the time I started my channel, I had decided to dedicate myself to doing this for 5 years before I before I'm even going to re-evaluate what's going on because Jim Ran, different people who I've I've looked at as good people to mentor, even though Jim Ran's not

1:08:18around, right? Or be mentored by, I should say. Uh they say you pick something and you take massive action. So let that sit with you. If there's something that you're hoping to accomplish in your life, pick something. Put just look down, put one foot in front of the other. Take massive action in that sector and go for it. The lifer already tells you guys what the secret to success is. If you don't know my mentor, the crypto lifer on YouTube.

1:08:41Wonderful man. Shout out to him. And uh stay underground. Stay crypto. Think long term. And I will catch you guys Monday 8:30 p.m. New York time. I'm looking forward to it. But in the meantime, you can find me in the Discord. Spark up a chat. Tell me about something you found. Hit me in the DM. But we also have the the the hangout tab. [music] That's a good place for us all to just hang out and chat. Say good morning. Say

1:09:06what you got going on. Tell us how you got into crypto. I love to hear about everybody's story. And let's just connect and chat and become that underground family that I always dreamed of. See you guys. Underground crypto out. I did the out part too early. I wasn't I wasn't ready to hit the button. All right, guys. Later.