Daily Crypto IQ: The Future of Crypto Is Invisible! 💯👀

[music] >> I think that we just holding on to something. >> [music] [music] >> A thing that we just holding on to something. A thing that we just holding on to something. Just tell me what you're holding on to. >> [music] >> A thing that we just holding on to something. A thing that we just holding on to something. >> [music] [music] >> Welcome in everybody to the Underground Crypto Deep Dive Show. Sorry, I got some noise going in the background. That is [music] absolutely unacceptable. Hope everybody's doing well on a Saturday night. I see that super chat that rolled in and it is [music] music to my ears. Not because of the money of super [music] chat, but because of all the issues I've had with YouTube are all straightened out now and we have everything back to

where it's supposed to be. Again, thank you everybody for being here. Shout out all my undergrounders. Let's get it so you can see what I see and you can also see me. Hey, that helps. Hey, hit that top button. You can't be sloppy. What's going on? What's up everybody? Welcome to the Saturday night 10:00 p.m. stream. How you feeling out there? Let's see what's going on in this chat real quick before we move along too far here. And we're going to start on, [music] you know, the the chart, the BTC chart. We're going to start the stream here instead of the crypto bubbles. We'll go from this to the crypto bubbles. I'm always trying to make the stream better for you guys, make it flow better, [music] and give people what they want. People love to see the charts.

This is not a TA channel. This is crypto education, but people just love to see that chart. Cryptscoss in the house 333, my fellow lifer. Uh Melissa is home. Didn't have to work tonight. She thought she wasn't going to make it. Sends a a super chat in and I was going to ask her to verify that the super chats were working again, not by sending one in, but just by going to it. And they are. [music] So, with all due uh respect to everybody, let's get right into it. Welcome to the Underground Crypto Daily Crypto IQ Show, whatever you want to call it, right? Live stream, where we go deeper into topics that actually raise your crypto IQ. This week, we've been in our series about crypto's invisible upgrade and tonight is the finale. Saturday, we don't stream Sunday.

That might be changing. It might be changing. But I don't want to say anything definitively yet. But anyways, this week's series has been about crypto's invisible upgrade. And tonight is of course the finale cuz it's the last of the shows where we wrap everything up. Monday, we talked about account [music] abstraction and smart wallets. Tuesday, we talked about chain abstraction and the idea that users might not have to manually bridge forever or do certain things in crypto manually all the time, which would be great. Wednesday we talked about intents and solvers moving from clicking to every step, you know, how you have to go in and sign things multiple times just to get one transaction through. God forbid you're trying to do multiple transactions. Simply telling crypto what you want, that would be what intent is. Intent stands for

intention. Think of ChatGPT. You tell it what you want and it kind of comes up with everything. You don't tell it every Like when you go to like ChatGPT or any kind of AI chat or whatever, like you don't tell it go to this website, check this out, take something from this website, go to this other website and do this stuff. You don't usually tell it all that. You just say, "Hey, write my exam paper on Picasso or whatever it is, right?" Thursday though, I was had no voice. It was not happening. We didn't do a stream, right? But it was supposed to be about stablecoins and how crypto's money layer may become invisible inside apps and payment rails. I wish that we would have been able to do that stream. What can I say? I had no voice.

Friday we applied the same idea to gaming, which I think is good to still bring in that element to raise your crypto IQ even when we do a gaming stream and keep up with the market trend and stuff like that, right? And games and crypto, what do we learn? What do we know? They need to hide the blockchain and the complexity. They need abstraction as well. Abstraction really is the keyword to this invisible crypto upgrade. And then tonight, of course, we're going to bring that all together. The future of crypto adoption is not people learning every technical layer, right? People who want to know about crypto, we raise that crypto IQ. Sometimes it's very technical stuff. And but we did whole series on the emotionalness of trading and the emotionalness of just being in the market, whether you're leverage

trading, swing trading, uh four-year cycle, like whatever your jazz is, we just talked about the emotionalness of the market in general. But the future is crypto becoming powerful enough to disappear into the background, and I really love that. And that is what we're breaking down tonight. So, we're just introducing in the series. [music] Blues guy running in the chat. We're going to get to these charts in just a second. Let's kick off. I want to do a more proper introduction to the stream. Think it'll help people when they first click on the video. I think people click on the video and then they cut it's a live stream, but it's already over, so they just see the video and they click on it and then they're like, "Where is the information?" So, we want to make sure they know

that we're about that information. Okay, let's see. Blues guy said, "Dedicated some of your life to others. Your dedication will not be a sacrifice. It will be exhilarating experience because it is an intense effort applied towards a meaningful end." It doesn't matter how small my community is. I get amazing people coming in my chat saying stuff like that, and it really uh means a lot to me. That That was actually really cool and well put together. Actually had to sit and think about that. That's awesome. [music] And of course, quote of the day, "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication." Let's take a look at this 4-hour chart. Now, this is a projection of a continuation pattern on the 4-hour really. I think I drew it originally on the daily here when we had, you know, only this going on. We

didn't have a We didn't have all this information. A projection is just an idea. You wait for the pattern to fill. It's my life for vision from watching the lifer for as long as I have. And I know the lifer doesn't watch my stream uh very often cuz he's an extremely busy man. I wouldn't expect him to. But, shout out to the lifer all he does for his community, what all he's done for my community, and just genuinely being a great guy to me in real life, down-to-earth. I couldn't say enough good things about him. I'm not going to spend a bunch of time on it, right? Cuz I could really say a lot of amazing things about the guy. But, I I want to say shout out to the lifer, and if you love technical analysis, that's the

place to be, in my opinion, very, very humble opinion. And uh again, memberships, uh members-only live streams, stuff like that, it's all back, right? And uh of course, Monday will be the next show, and [music] we will have our members-only live streams back. Greek Jelly, what's up, my man? It was really good chatting with you at the end of the stream the other night. I love when a new name comes in and we get to we get to talk. And I never got to say um there's a pinned link in the chat to our Discord. You want to stay a little more connected to the community and see what's going on and and be involved in a little more of the background chat. Definitely check out our free Discord. It's not paid as of yet. You might want to

get it before it does eventually [music] become paid. I'll probably grandfather my early people in there, or give you just an extreme discount to where it doesn't matter, right? Um how's [music] everyone doing tonight? Hey, we're doing great. I saw your name and I didn't actually read it. Uh I'm doing fantastic. I don't want to necessarily talk for everybody. I know Melissa got off early, so she's got to be doing pretty good. That's always pretty sweet. And Blues Guy's here. Blues Guy, we still got to catch up. I know things go on, but uh I will be available after the stream if it's not too late for you. I still always forget what time it is for you. Let's talk about this chart real quick. So, this is a 4-hour kind of zoomed in. I mean, obviously, you kind

of have this What [music] is it? Slanted double bottom? Uh I thought maybe we'd start getting that other shoulder. Obviously, we call it slanted because I mean, you can see the trend line's already there. It's not a perfect double bottom. Slanted double bottom, I guess you just call it a W, right? Usually, length of this inside price movement here to the neckline would give you your measured move, which makes a lot of sense because that was a little bit of an area here that we kind of had a little bit of catch before it just kept going [music] down. And again, this is not a technical analysis show. Some people get very confused. >> [music] >> Um this is just my my quick assessment. This is just as much for for you as it is for me. It's actually

really just for me. All right, cuz none of this is financial advice. And let's drop down into the hour [music] and see what else is going on. Of course, it's Saturday night. I'd love to hear about how you guys' weekends went, what you're thinking about in crypto. Um Melissa, have you checked out Mega? Uh have you have you checked that Mega out? I'm going to go over right after this BTC chart. Uh I don't think it's a monumental move, but it's a it's like a 40% move. It's pretty nice. Of course, I didn't get to buy any because [music] I always just have something going on and I never get around to doing the buying of the [music] crypto. Also, I think it's going to probably be lower at some point, but I could be wrong. It could just

run from here. This could be a bottom. Now, I'm running into hour. I'm just looking to see if I see anything else interesting here. 15-minute, need to zoom in. Been above the 15-minute true 100 for a while. I'm not really avidly trading or anything right this moment, so I haven't really been watching the last day or two. And I've been sick. Yeah, under the weather, I should say. I never said I was sick. I said I was under the weather. It's almost like you got like a cup and handle, but like that handle is just straight, almost Bart Simpson-like. Interesting. All right, I'm not going to go too far into that. I'm I'm staying more on these high time frames. I love to see it kind of pulling away. We are probably getting a little far away from the

21 on the daily, I would imagine. Oh, no, we're coming up to meet it. Let's rock down to the 8-hour, 4-hour. Nah, we're good. We're good as far as the proximity to the 21. I like that. Thought it was going to be more of an inverted head and shoulder here once again, and it really seems like it's going to be more of a W or a bottom. And it could [music] it could come there. We'll see. Time will tell. Not a TA channel. Let's get into some of the other sauce. I just wanted to show off this, too, right? This is what Mega ETH was doing. Last we were looking at it, >> [music] >> about here I was saying, "Hey, it's getting above, you know, it's 200 here cuz it's done nothing but get rejected by the 200."

[music] And as soon as it did, it got a little pop. Now, hope hope that we project some kind of bullish flag out. Everything else plays ball. You have a nice measured move there. Get you up to there, and you just continue and rock on. But, the market's got to play ball, right? Very small coin, hasn't had really good speculation so far. But, we've been keeping an eye on it because it's new, and it's just got such a low bottom. It's kind of crazy. Even a buy here, I mean, let's go to the 4-hour real quick. I'm not going I'll do other coins if anybody asks, for sure. Says, "Likewise, that's why I'm back." Hey, that's awesome, man. Uh welcome back. It's awesome talking to you a little last [music] night. Did you guys get to mine any Pearl

before it took a dump? [music] Uh Underground was making some decent coin for a few weeks now. Um [music] Um Pearl, is that the AI one where you had to go? We we tried to do a little bit of it, and then it did its thing where they took the snapshot and stuff. And then I never really looked to see if I could collect anything. Uh I probably messed that up. I probably should have did that. The last time I looked, though, it was not on their [music] website to see if you were eligible. And now it sounds like you're saying it uh it's dumped, huh? [music] That's not necessarily uh great, is it? So, again with the show, I'm switching things up a little bit. We're we're going to do all that we normally do. I'm just going

to push to the forefront a little bit more of the crypto education >> [music] >> and not put it after the like kind of what's trending update, but we're still going to do all of that and I'm not going to bury it very far into the show, right? What you may not know, this is a section I like doing, but most successful technologies become mainstream when users [music] stop thinking about the infrastructure. Most people do not understand how a card network settlement payment works with their Visa card and stuff like that. They just don't. And that's why expecting people [music] in crypto to care more about these things is a little bit touch-and-go and a little bit lost on people. People rather have a [music] general curiosity about things and they like to learn and educate themselves or they

don't and there's a lot less of those people than there are people who just would swipe a card every day and not care at all how it works. Now, I would say that, you know, your Visa or your debit card payment will probably far less exciting than the revolutionary decentralized technology of blockchain that could literally revolutionize the world, but I digress. That That [music] might be a little biased in my opinion. So, they don't understand how cloud computing uh >> [music] >> when they open an app, right? They don't understand how cloud computing works. They don't understand how the internet routing when they send a message. They just use a product. Crypto [music] eventually follow that same pattern. It's just going to take time to be as integrated and as quick and useful as [music] it needs to be

and all the little bugs worked out. Users may not think about chains, bridges, gas, wallets, and transaction routing. Most likely not. Understanding those things and the complexity of crypto might most likely make you a better speculator in the market, understanding it more deeply. And in my opinion, that's a big part of what we're trying to facilitate here even deeper than just a basic curiosity. And they may simply use apps where crypto infrastructure powers ownership, payment, identity, settlements, and digital value quietly in the background. That is the invisible upgrade that we are talking about. Now, let's move over to the crypto bubbles. I really like the flow of this. How do you like the change in structure here? We go right to a chart, start off, talk a little bit about BTC, maybe I highlight one coin here. You know,

we are a crypto family. Everything here is kind of tight-knit, in my opinion. So, I really do love everybody's feedback. Let's roll into the crypto bubbles. Okay, so uh Greek Joey, you're talking about something else, okay? I think the coin I was talking about was like Pearl A. We were looking at it to mine. Um I wish Greek Joey. All right, my man. I'm assuming you're a man. I apologize if you're not. I'm going off of a YouTube name. We really, really in this community need, and I'm not going to spend a lot of time on this, but we really need somebody who's proficient in mining. I've never like I I've run multiple businesses for the last, I don't know, 7, 8 years. >> [music] >> And I didn't have the time. I had the capital, but I didn't

have the time to really figure any of that out. Although, I'm very fascinated by it, and I wish I would have uh spent a little bit more effort in there, but I directed it in other places, right? And so, it would be really nice, and I'm not asking you to do anything or trying to obligate [music] or sign you up, if you would just in the Discord chat with me or just kind of like just be a part of the community. I I want to make this as brief as possible, but I probably never said this to you. A big part of this channel is me trying to bring like-minded people. Some people just need to learn in this, that, and the other, but some people who have a little bit of a higher knowledge and sophistication of things,

even more than I in a sector, for sure, and I'm perfectly fine with that. And and let's bring [music] it together as a community and feed and work off of each other, so so we can kind of lift, you know, everybody. The tide lift all the boats. You know what I'm saying? [music] But anyways, if not if you don't feel like going that far, I would still love to to pick your brain and have a few questions sometimes maybe in a in a direct message or just in the hangout. I'm not I'm not asking I don't think I'm asking any secret information or anything like that. But um you seem to know far more about that. But to answer your question, no I I didn't know it was mineable. Was it mineable with just regular like your computer GPU

without like a nice rig? have any cool rigs. I'd love to know what you recommend for an affordable get [music] started. It's kind of what I'm looking for. Is an affordable not too much money in to get started. There's some complexities. I thought when you had a miner and and sure not not any miner just mines every coin, but I thought most miners you could like have and be mining something and then switch them to mine something else. [music] And when I did some research, it did not seem like it was like that. You probably know much better than me. I'm more than glad to be humble where I don't when I don't have a wealth of information in a sector. Uh I just clicked on the link and it said expired. We will we will fix that immediately.

Um one second. And no worries. For some reason like you have to reset give me a link that doesn't expire like every single time. It it's super annoying. I don't know why they can't just give you like a one-time Discord link that never expires, all that jazz. Uh let's see. Replace pin message. Cool. Try out the one that's there now. I would I would appreciate you you working with me there. You could do it with a GPU. That's how you can switch to certain coins. A6 are specifically for one algo. See, I I I I I really really really would love to talk to you, man. I have no problem sharing knowledge. Great, man. You're You're a great fit. And I got a few things I got to get to. I will come back to that conversation, but just

know that I'm actually really intrigued and excited to talk to you. Cheers. Got a little bit of coffee here. I don't even think I need it, but I wasn't sure how I was going to be feeling when I made it to this with this stream tonight. Uh let's see. Melissa says, "It's crazy. I check every so often." Uh Melissa, are you grabbing a new Discord link every [music] uh every day? And you got to always remember to set it to never expire. I can always go over it again. It's not a big deal. If there's ever a problem, I'll just quickly do it like I just did. No stress. No stress. We all have enough stress in life. Let's kick this thing off. >> [music] >> Humanity, 39.3% to the upside, of course, humanity with, you know, a lot

of drawdown, so a lot of room to do that. On the year, I think people need to keep this in the mind. On the year, humanity is still up like almost 900%. So, although this drop really caught people's jaw to the floor, >> [music] >> uh it it didn't necessarily ruin people who had been in it for a year. Like, if you've been in this thing for 9 months, this drop was not a huge deal to you. I mean, it was from 82 cents to like 10 cents. So, it was a little bit of a gut punch to whatever you were looking at in your portfolio. Don't get me wrong. But, you're still up. And of course, on the year, that's like probably from the inception of the coin, right? I'm not going to go too crazy digging into

it right this moment. I will if somebody's really interested in it. But, just know that uh most people who is in this are probably still up 100% where they are now. Humanity showing some signs of life here. Tao, Bittensor, $272, up 27%. Looks good for Bittensor. Let's look at the month here. Really just recovering out of some doldrum. Uh the year, I don't know why I like the word doldrum. I use it a lot to describe uh negative price action that's been going on for a while. I think it's fitting. FET, 12.4% or the ASI Alliance as they like to put it. Now, if you look at this thing on the yearly, um and I wish they would give me more of like uh all-time chart. That would be really nice. It hasn't really done much in quite some

time. I mean, this must have been well, like 2024, the end of 2024 when things uh when all coins seemed to do well. ENA or Athena, up 8%. Let's toggle our 1 through 1,000. [music] That's a lot of green on the day. Kind of goes right hand in hand with uh with BTC. Says, "I am in the Discord." Let me pop over and check over on that. I see you. Here, let's see. I'll put I'll put the fire emoji and Wait, what is going on? I'm just listening to my son scream. Not sure what's going on. Give me a half a second. And I hate to do this. >> Sorry about that. I really thought something bad had happened. Apparently my son was just screaming for no reason. He's eight, so I guess that happens, right? And welcome in.

I was just I was just acknowledging you there in the Discord. I look forward to talking to you when I'm not live streaming, of course. But our one through 1,000 here is up Let's see. What's up the most? Two to 300's up 2.4. Yeah, that looks like [music] the most. Let's drop down. Wow, a lot of green. This is going to be a fun stream. Akash Network 25.2% to the upside. Sky up AI Not sure why I messed all that up. Sky AI up 24.8%. Jasmy up 11%. Music to my ears, I tell you. Jasmy completely my own fault looking back. I FOMO'd into Jasmy. [music] I bought like a thousand dollars of it at probably the worst time ever. It's okay. I have I have good purchases, but that was one >> [music] >> that I look back

and I was just like I I just had the disposable income and I I FOMO'd in. I don't know. Hopefully in the future sometime that'll be a good buy. I'll hold it until it's profitable or I'll just hold it forever, right? Aegean Layer Cabio KBIO I don't know how we're supposed to say that. And BTW or Bitway. Bitway has been pretty hot just in the last I don't know week or so. Just a little bit just a little bit just a little bit like from like one cent bottom one cent like a flat almost one cent to like 11 cents. Like a clean 10X like just in a week or so. Nice. Good stuff. Let's toggle down. Let's move I got to move a little bit quicker here. I don't know why I feel the pressure. Are you guys

hanging out? How's everybody doing? Says no, I check every couple of days. I do set it and never save it, but never ever sticks. That's why I check every couple of days. Okay. I think we already went over that. So, [music] we got cards up 20% knock again, that is in the base ecosystem. We learned that from our deep dive of base. Certain things just really stick. Siren, yes. Sorry for anybody who holds it. I don't know why you'd hold it. [music] Um but it's down 63%. Mega up 30%. Now, that's what I was saying. I hope that bag is doing you well. I didn't get to buy any. I did buy something. I bought something else. I bought like One day I bought like $10 worth of Anoma just because it was like we're going to double my

bag for like next to nothing compared to what I originally bought. Anoma looks like it might do something one day, but it ain't going to be soon. Uh Brett, 20% to the upside. I do own a little bit of Brett, I think. Riff, uh QAI or Seal or Quaked. Backpack, obviously if you know the hash that uh Hash D'Arrah, third-party wallet that was always for Ledger and was just basic attestation service. Uh raise that crypto IQ if you want to know what attestation means. All right. CoinGecko was not working when I was launching the stream here. So, I'm glad that it's finally working. Let's talk some numbers real quick. Bitcoin, $64,505. [music] To be really specific, it's up 6.2% in the last 7 days. Ethereum, [music] $1,682. Up 7.5% in the last 7 days. I'm not going to read

every single 7 day. BNB, $609. So, back above 600. I like to see that. I was still hoping we were going to get a little bit lower prices and there's a good chance that the bear market is not over. But if the bear market was over like at this point we continue to go up even if it's [music] slowly with some drawdowns, just never lower lows on the macro time frame, I'd be very happy with that. XRP $1.15, Solana $68.92, [music] Dogecoin moving towards 9 cents again, a high 8 cents, HyperStake $60.93. Cardano 17 cents, XLM 18 8, [music] so almost 19 cents, XMR $340, >> [music] >> 16 dollars. Chainlink $7.96. A lot of things up. This WhiteBit has been doing well and WhiteBit really makes you think it's like some kind of other Bitcoin play or something.

It's just a centralized exchange coin, right? For WhiteBit, which is a centralized exchange. Meme core staying above $3. I have a very tiny, tiny, tiny stake in Meme core because you have to have at least like $100 of it at the time. I bought it a while ago. It's probably doubled to stake over on Meme ax. I'm going to show it off for a half a second cuz I like Meme ax. When it when Meme ax was pumping, the activity on here was great. What I like is that there's there's a lot of integration, right? So, now we have these hives, which are cool, community type stuff. Then they have this a live thing. You can see mine is zero just cuz I haven't taken the time to do it. You could [music] post your hand or something with

some food. It's a very interesting idea. I'll probably [music] mess around with it at some point, but I haven't done it yet. But what I really wanted to show is just the staking. You can stake here. Your Meme core. It's on the Meme core chain, which is cool. And then you get these XP points, which a little lackluster cuz I have no idea what you're going to use them for. Hopefully that pays off in the long run, but I'm going to I wanted to buy $100 of Meme core anyways. [music] This is how I look at it. I was going to buy $100 worth of Meme core anyways cuz I wanted a small bag of it. I probably bought it, I don't know, when it was around like a dollar 20 or something like that. So, so far great

investment for 100 bucks. I didn't want to get in too heavy because, you know, it's kind of in the meme world and I didn't know that we were out of a bear market. And I already hold it, so why not stake it and get these XP points and if it never is worth anything, >> [music] >> I'll just ride off into the sunset with the meme core bag I had, right? HBAR almost 8 cents SWE, making a recovery. 376 [music] cents SWE, I'll never be able to buy enough of it, I don't feel like. We We talked a lot about SWE and how [music] it's very different from a lot of other blockchains. And this is what I love about doing this show is like I very briefly remember hearing about that, but I never dug into it. I

never really knew a lot about it. And Move, which is a language that was created, as far as I understand, by the team, like Libra and all the Facebook stuff that they were doing when they were going to launch Libra, their stable coin and that environment that they were going to do, and they kind of got shut down by Congress. That was my best understanding of what happened. They said, no, you're too big, you can't do this stuff, you're too early. I don't know what their actual reason was. And that came into the foundation movement and out of that Move language, you had built SWE upon that. And so SWE actually operates very different and it's probably going to go over most people's heads, but it focuses more on objects. There's a great show about it. Go watch it

on your own time if you want to. We went over it in the great detail. GLAB $9.36, but it's down 29.3%. This is one of our big pumpers before. Avalanche $6.72, it's run down for the king of Flare and take a look at where we're at. 86 by market cap, up 18%. You know, Flare is happy about that. He's going to get that Lambo even quicker now. Let's run into what is trending. If we follow the 4-year cycle, we will be in a bear market more than likely until the end of this year. And could prolong into 2027 before we start getting that move back up. Greek Jelly, I agree with you completely. And Greek Jelly, I'd I'd love to know. It sounds like you've been around long enough that your opinion on this matter would be really uh

good to throw into the mix, right? We're a crypto family here. It's like you're sitting around the stream is like we come to the dinner table, right? [music] Everybody's eating. Everybody gets to share what they had going on in their day. Really want to keep that vibe as long as humanly possible. >> [music] >> Um even when the channel does pick up and get big, which I have absolute faith that it will. Because the 4-year cycle with everything that went that like all coin season kind of [music] topping out in 2024 instead of with Bitcoin topping 2025, all the weirdness that came in. Um >> [music] >> I'm sure you it's not lost on you that most bear markets were under quantitative easing and this bear market was very much under quantitative tightening and we really needed them to

ease. [music] And we couldn't really get much follow through. We got a tiny bit at the end and then it just wasn't enough. So, with the new person, you know, Jerome [music] Powell out, we'll see how it goes. It was really funny. Everybody hated him and then right when he was about to leave everybody was like, "No, actually he did a great job." And I was like, "All right, pick one. Did he do a great job or did he not do a great job? Should we have gone to quantitative easing?" That's not really what I'm asking you. How do you feel about the intactness or the still relevance of the 4-year cycle? Do you think we should just keep using the 4-year cycle? Because technically it worked out. We just didn't have the all coin season when it was

supposed to. It was like a year later. Or do you think we should kind of throw the 4-year cycle out altogether? Or should we just watch and just kind of see? I'd love to hear your opinion cuz I know you believe you said you'd been around since 2016, which means you've been through a couple of cycles. Let's take a look at what's trending. I know I'm doing a lot of talking and I do love the way that we're running with that different intro to the show. Love to hear other people's opinions on it. I know it is uh probably a little late for most of you, but smash that like button. So, we got trending today Siren. It's down 84% over the last 7 days, so I don't know why it's trending necessarily unless people are just like Siren's

highly volatile. It's down a lot. Good chance people [music] want to run into this thing. But, the thing here's my thing with a coin like this and again I know I'm going on a lot of rampages tonight. I'm pretty fired up. I I've been a little under the weather all week, so I'm finally feeling good. Uh Siren is is down and it goes up and down. It's highly volatile, but like I've noticed at some point a coin like that will just not get the pop. So, whoever you never know when it's going to come. It's like kind [music] of Russian roulette style, but when it happens somebody gets left holding the bag. And that's why I don't like to play in those arenas because it could get, you know, [music] eight, nine, 10 mega pumps over a couple of

months or it could get two or a coin could get, you know, one and then everybody buys in and never does anything. You just don't You just don't know. Anyways, it it has a good track record of bouncing back though. I will say that. BitTensor hyper liquid near protocol also velvet kind of new on the radar for me. It hasn't been a relevant coin, although it's not a new coin per se if my memory serves me right. Uh Solana chain opera OI Remember when this thing Remember when this would be highly volatile? We'll touch on that in a minute. We'll have to see mega ETH kind of back in the equation here. It's still pumping apparently. It's at 43 6% now in the last 7 days and well, 30 of it is today. Okay, got you. Ethereum SpaceX stock

of course we have tokenized dot Wait, that's what everybody you in the right? Was this digital in crypto representation of the rest of the market and every other asset, real world assets. Here it is, the biggest IPO in human history or [music] in stock market history. I don't know how you want to look at that. As far as I know, that it that's what they're touting and here we are. There you have your representation of it in crypto. It's what we all wanted, right? World coin, bonk, Dennis token, lighter, VVB. If we do have a harsher bear market like we were talking about, Greek jelly, I will be glad to scoop [music] up some VVB. I'd love to get it at about eight bucks or something like that. That'd be great. The four-year cycle still holds true. See, I

knew I liked you. I agree with that. >> [music] >> It just has shifted a bit of when the top comes and it has been early by a month every time now. So, you're saying every four-year cycle it's a month early or just the last cycle it was a month early. The alt season we had was not normal. Amen. And then and for somebody who put for somebody who hasn't been as as many cycles as you have, but definitely been through full cycle and then a little bit, um I I put a lot of stake in altcoins [music] and uh I didn't get ruined or anything. I didn't lose money. But it was not the great return that I was really hoping for. So, yeah, I'd agree with that. Good. I have a nice bag of mega. Yeah. Yeah,

Moussa, I was pointing that out earlier. I was saying that just for you. People got stuck at home. Nobody was allowed to go on vacations and we got stimmy checks. That's why the market ripped. You're talking about in the previous altcoin cycle. Yeah, of course. Um still thought we'd have a little bit more, you know, interaction from retail when it came to a lot of it, but it just didn't happen. And I don't think it was accidental. I think it has a lot to do with the quantitative easing, quantitative tightening, the, you know, institutions and people in it. Institutions and them, they didn't have a I they didn't buy a bunch of of meme coins and stuff. They they only had interest in a few things, right? XRP, Ethereum, you know, your top 20 coins. And that's even pushing.

It's probably more like the top 10 if you exclude [music] uh stable coins. That That's all they cared about and they're pretty much running the market now. I don't know if anybody really realizes that. It's Everybody wanted their money to come in and boost up the overall asset class that is crypto, but it comes with its pitfalls. And and I'm not I'm not angry about it. I'm I'm not happy about it. It just is what it is. Swim with the whales, right? And raise that crypto IQ. You're in the right place. Fear and Greed Index at 18. Showing a little bit of >> [sighs] >> uh that extreme fear cooling off, which is nice. Yesterday it was 13. We went over that. 7 days ago it was 12. And a month ago it was at 43. So, that shows

you we went dip and now we might [music] be might be maybe moving back up. Never financial advice. CCP in the house. What's up? Welcome in. Welcome in. He says moon. Uh we we're thinking uh maybe in 2027. But but keep coming back to the show though. Don't don't not come back just cuz we we think that. Oh, jokes aside, what do we got trending over here? I like Crypto Rank because it showed us a lot of coins that just don't really show up on a lot of other radars, right? So, let's make it the top 20, not the top 10. We do that every day. We have this RSK infrastructure framework. It's Let's see. Normally I get Let's see. I might need to zoom out on this. Okay. Never Never mind. Usually gives me a how long by

year it's been around. So, I I don't believe I know a ton about this, right? I understand what it is, but I don't really understand what it is. >> [music] >> That make sense? RIF operating system is a framework for decentralized applications and services built on top of Bitcoin [music] and RSK smart protocol technologies. Sounds fancy. Sounds fancy. All right. How long is this coin been around? Let's go to the monthly. Wow. It's a lot of candles for a monthly. This thing's been around a while. Since 2021, January of 2021. Market cap 112.4 million, been as high as 336 million. So, it's doing its thing. Let's go to the website. Okay, we have been to this website. Decline the cookies. They're probably burnt anyway. Growing [music] that that joke never gets old. I don't think it I don't think

it's ever landed before, but you know, I'm keep throwing it in there every once in a while. Growing the Bitcoin economy [music] with RIF. Shape the future of Bitcoin DeFi. Build and earn win on Rootstock, the lending or the leading, sorry. I don't know where that came from. The leading Bitcoin layer. So, this is a Bitcoin layer. Most Bitcoin layers and things have not been amazing. Uh that's just I mean, as far as the chart and the market cap and that stuff goes, all right? The technology and how and how well it works, that's not what I'm talking [music] about. Uh bringing more utility to Bitcoin. Basically, the whole argument to me here, and I'm just going to state it like I've done many times, [music] is I don't know if real Bitcoin people I don't I don't know

if they want you to bring more utility to Bitcoin. I think people who are not Bitcoin maximalist, early Bitcoin people, they think maybe we should have it. But, I think a lot of them look at it and go, "Nah, it's our digital gold. It's our store of value. Don't mess with it. It's working very well and performing very well. Don't mess with it. And uh we have Ethereum. Now, I think that's where most people are at. And then, [music] I think the people who are pushing the hardest for this Bitcoin DeFi are people who are just like looking at the numbers of how much money is in is locked up liquidity cuz it's digital gold. Like, think of it uh uh person who's a gold bug, right? Like, they have a whole bunch of gold bars >> [music] >>

in their safe, right? They don't pull them out and circulate them. And so, they're just like looking at that amount of money and they're just drooling over how much if they could unlock that liquidity and get it to circulate around the [music] Bitcoin DeFi, you know, protocols, how much fees and stuff they would make. They'd make a lot [music] of money. When we get to our Blockworks segment, we will look at revenue from from different chains. You'll see what I mean. Hyperliquid's been pulling in crazy [music] amounts of money. Uh that that matters. That's That's because the money is liquid, right? Hyper liquid. Anyways, Messari is a crypto market intelligence platform offering data, research, and AI tools [music] for assets and protocols. Now, that might not be exciting to most retail. Why do we go over these? Well, because

all of a sudden, you'll see one of these coins just be super hot for forever. Um if you go back and you go to my channel and you go get shorts, I think it was what? Seven months ago we gave we I don't want to say we gave you Lab cuz I don't make calls like that, but I did a couple of shorts and and we talked about Lab in the, you know, in the popular [music] trending and stuff like that. And that thing did some crazy numbers. So, we put it on your radar. It's very different from me making a call where I'm like, "This coin's amazing. Buy it." I'm saying, "Hey, I put it on your radar. We talked about it for probably weeks and weeks and weeks many times over those 7 months. I even made

a reel about it and stuff [music] like that. You should have at least known about it, right?" AI pay with crypto. There's too many coins to own them all, right? It's not [music] Pokémon. Raised 10 million. And of course, we can see Animoca Brands. We [music] can see if you click on these. Oh, I clicked the I clicked the wrong thing. Sorry, guys. If you click here, it'll kind of show you like what tier they're in, right? Like a man Animoca Brands is only like a tier three. Titan Ventures. For some people, that stuff might matter. Other people, maybe not. So, it is payment infrastructure for AI agents [music] and users with crypto rails, AI agent marketplaces, and web3 integrations. Uh you kind of pay attention to who's all connected to these kind of things and what they're going

to serve and if that thing that they're going to serve starts doing really well, you know the money's going to flow through these things. Is there room for you to make money off of it? I don't know. A lot of times with you know, with the stable coins and stuff, it's funny that's what they wanted to start with all of the regulation and stuff because that's a lot of big money, right? But, you don't really get exposure to it necessarily unless it's some obscure way. But, the way most crypto web3 people know is buy the coin and you get some kind of exposure to how well it does. Doesn't always work like that, especially not with stable coins. They keep that revenue in the treasury, not the market cap, to my best understanding. Cam's the in the house. Yeah,

Greek Jelly says BTC is a store of value, nothing else. It's slow. And yeah, it's very slow to transact, although. Yeah, absolutely, it is. If I was going to move some money around from exchanges and stuff, I've never once been like, "Oh, I'm going to use Bitcoin." Never. Never happened. >> [music] >> Um I think Bitcoin's great at being a store of value. I don't think it needs to do anything else. That's [music] why I'm not big on Bitcoin DeFi. And you never get the follow-through. You get a small couple projects come out, a little bit of bump, a little bit of hype for a day, a week, whatever about [music] Bitcoin DeFi, and then it fades off, and the the the coins never really pump, you know? [music] Think about $50 worth of Hemi, and I ended up

getting rid of it at like 10 bucks. It was not a winner. Um it's probably a great It probably works well. It seemed like it was a good project. It works well. I probably should have just held it. But I I just didn't want to be a part of it. I don't I don't really think that Bitcoin DeFi I think at Okay, let me say this, right? Before I go off on a tangent, I think at some point Bitcoin DeFi will do phenomenally well, but I think it's very far in the future where we're in a totally different environment for the tech and stuff like that. Sol over Ethereum. I think people are a little bit down on Ethereum. Uh I don't know if I would say Sol over Ethereum. I just think Ethereum is superior in its development

and its its vastness. For Sol to compete, I think I think Sol has a lot more that it has to build and do before it can ever really compete with Ethereum. But I don't dislike Solana. I don't I don't dislike Solana at all. I hold Solana. I bought I bought some Solana at one point, for sure. It's underwater now a little bit. I'm super transparent. I don't got to sit up here and pretend anything. Uh I hope you guys [music] can tell that. Um yeah, I bought Sol. It's a little underwater. I'm not sweating it at all. It's a long-term hold. Can you create extra BTC inside the Lightning Network for short periods of time? I I I believe that that is a dig at Zcash, >> [music] >> and uh I I don't know. Or maybe he's saying

you can do that. I I have no idea. I I'm not a Bitcoin maximalist. I had the choice to put, you know, my investments in crypto into Bitcoin or buy some altcoins and things like that. After the cycles I have been through, I thought altcoins were for sure the better bet. They were very close at the top of each market, right? If you compare them, they weren't that far off. Bitcoin outdid it by maybe like 10 [music] 12 thousand dollars. But, at the same time, I I would say, uh I was working with the information I had then. I was going to say something else, but I lost my thought. Shop Agentic, right? Shop Agentic is an AI-powered platform for agency and [music] e-commerce, just like it kind of says in its name. We'll We'll We'll have many days

where we go a lot deeper with coins. This is one that's been really interesting to me. This SealCoin powers quantum-resistant [music] transaction for machines across semiconductor space and autonomous systems. >> [music] >> Just sounds really interesting. Um yeah. A decentralized ecosystem for machine-to-machine transaction that combines satellite communication, blockchain, digital identity, and cybersecurity, and Internet of Things into the economic layer of the space machine economy. It just sounds cool. I don't know if they're just like promising something way over. The investors in this is the Hashgraph uh Hashgraph group. Hashgraph is the technology or idea behind Hashgraph, if you know anything about the founder [music] and and the whole mathematical under you know, of what a hashgraph is. Not going to go in there right now. Cuz I don't know anything about any of this [music] stuff. I just read

it off of ChatGPT. Just like some people have claimed. Hilarious. But anyways, uh uh it just is a long a long deep dive there that I'm not going to do. Maybe we'll do a whole stream on it. That would be a lot of fun. It is a Saturday night stream. ETH turned its back on miners. So, yeah, I'm jaded. Totally understand that. I don't really have an opinion as far as like a good reason why they had to to to go, uh you know, proof of stake. I don't fully understand why they did that. I could understand why miners would be bitter about it, for sure. For sure. If like right now Bitcoin is so hard to mine and it's so big and costs so much money, if you could mine Ethereum instead, uh I'd be all over that.

I don't know the ins and [music] outs of it. That would be a really good conversation for me and you to have sometime because uh I'm sure you're far more knowledgeable about that than me. And that's the type of knowledge I'd really like to know. I definitely am somebody who really loves to learn as much as I can about everything. It's one of uh it's one of my strengths and also one of my weaknesses cuz I can get a little lost in educating uh myself. [music] Uh Atlan Network is really interesting. It's been around for a little while. I don't know why I'm not getting how long the project's been around. Usually I have [music] that. Atlan Network is a modular Talked about modularity a lot. Multi-layer, that's pretty much what modularity means. Blockchain network modernizing the sport industry.

So, I'm not big on sports betting. Some people are. This thing [music] uh is like really rolling over there. And it looks like Look at these wicks. Like that wick got fulfilled, you know. This wick eventually got fulfilled. So, sometimes those wicks are telling you >> [music] >> that there's a willingness for price action to go to a certain point and it pulls back up, you might want to get in. I don't know. I don't know anything but the fact of my own ignorance there. >> [music] >> Not something I've I've done a lot. What coin fixes the shortcomings of BTC such as slow or transaction costs? Oof. People not going to like this one. When I have to move money from between [music] exchanges, obviously, like if you you know, you think you want to use a stable

coin cuz it's stable, but you pay more fees, I use XRP. I don't get what what everybody's so up in arms about. It's almost always free. If it's not free, a couple of times I've paid like a penny. I'm not moving hundreds of thousands of dollars around, right? Um so, I don't know if the fee goes up from there, but if it was a percentage perspective, it's nothing. Um usually I'm moving a couple hundred dollars, maybe a thousand bucks around. And so, you know, it's it's like a penny if not completely free. It's super fast. I never have to wait on it. I'm not really trying to like sing XRP's praises, but that's what I go to. Now, there's other ones like Dogecoin's not amazing, but it works and it's not super expensive. The last time I used it

was quite some time ago, but my point is there's other chains that'll get the job done, not cost you a ton of money. Even USDT and USDC, they're not horribly expensive. But they do cost a lot more. I'd rather pay nothing. >> [music] >> You know, like a USDT, you move a couple hundred bucks, might cost you a dollar or something around a dollar. This is not a lot of money, but if I could pay nothing, I like paying nothing. Paying nothing is nice. Silbo Securities. Ethereum moved to proof of stake to free up GPUs for AI and centralized computation, while also making ETH easier to control through large validators that I believe exchanges, governments, and institutions. I absolutely believe that, and I think a big part of that is because Ethereum was successful. They became the major hub,

and you know, they became the winner. And so, yeah, I I absolutely agree with that, and I don't I don't think it was in the best interest of all the people who were mining it and and and a part of it and made it relevant, right? Silbo is an online brokerage in Japan that provides access to yen-dominated corporate bonds. You really made me think like that's a really good video to do is >> [clears throat] >> a look back on why ETH switched to proof of stake, >> [music] >> but with the narrative of like, how did that affect the people who were really a part of ETH, and of course, the miners, of of course. Um let's see. ETH goes proof of stake September 15th, 2022. [music] ChatGPT launches November 30th, 2022. Okay, I hear you. I I

see what you're talking about. That's very interesting. Uh that's such a great video right there. Uh what coin fixes the problem of XRP such as massive centralization? >> [music] >> Definitely feels like you're fishing for a very specific answer. Probably whatever coin you think is the best. And that's probably where you're leading to, which I have no problem with at all. I think that's awesome. I love when people are excited about a coin, right? Um [music] not a popular person and not somebody I'm a fan of, George Soros, but he is famous for saying >> [music] >> that if you did your own research and you believe in a coin, you can't own enough of it. Like it's impossible. Even if you own all of it, you can't own enough of it. The answer is Biden. Are we talking

about the meme coin, Biden? Or Kamala? CCB, I love you, bro. You you you I'm assuming you're a guy. You you you All right, I think we found out that you're not a guy. I don't know. Whatever it was, it doesn't matter. None of that matters at all. Um but I love the stuff that you come up with. It it makes me laugh inside so hard. I got to keep it together for the stream. Anyways, this is a brokerage for Japan. I am moving slowly through stuff, but I am certainly enjoying the wealth of community here tonight. That's for sure. Base Brett. Base Brett confuses me because there's also Brett and then there's Base Brett and >> [music] >> uh is it Are they all Brett and this is just the one that's specifically on, you know, the base

layer? I got to look into that a little bit. Of course, official Trump was doing all right. They immediately took all of that back, right? I think [music] everybody's out to just make sure that this never looks good, ever. Or it's just them pulling the money. I have no idea. Uh Cedro protocol. Kaivi. Some of the names are like Why why are we doing this, [music] guys? Is a major US vendor for real estate investors. They've raised $717 million for their their project. [music] Good for them. I think they're going to do just fine with that kind of money, but it doesn't always guarantee success. They might not understand the market, right? Although they have enough money, they'll just hire people who do. All right, SoSo value and Junction are interesting projects. SoSo value been around. Again, so-so in

slang, like where I'm from, means very mediocre, you know, mediocre, very uh mediocre. I'm messing that word all up. Lord forgive me. Anyways, it means it's so-so. It's It's not really horrible and it is not really great. I don't think that's the best name for a project. I'm like, "We're making a project. It's not amazing, but it's not complete garbage. It's so-so and the value of it so-so so-so value [music] is what we're going to name it." Um I think that's crazy. So, the 24th of January 2025, AI-powered investment and research platform and their their research is so-so. [music] That'll never get old ever. Maybe it means something else somewhere uh to [music] other people, but to me, that's what it means. Yeah, I'm kidding about the meme coin. I figured [music] that. Definitely figured that. Then post [music]

op to pre. I'm trying to see what coin can get to BTC's white paper's goal and actually [music] decentralized currency people can use for buying coffee, to buying a house, and paying parking. It's definitely going to be uh a road to see that. I think that the problems I'd really love to talk about that a lot more actually, CCP, because and I'm not going to do it right now, but I'm just going to touch on it. I think that there's more factors for why that hasn't happened than just the typical conspiracy narrative that like big players, not to name them necessarily, uh don't want to let that happen. I think that's true. Definitely think that's true. But, I think that they were so successful in not allowing that to happen because of the lack of interest, focus. Thinking about

what you know, this really dawned on me one day. Thinking about what decentralization really entails. Decentralization entails self-sovereignty, but also self-accountability and self-responsibility. Two of like the I don't know, scariest words [music] to your average person. And I'm not a big fan of calling people plebs and all of this stuff, uh you know, peasants or whatever and looking down on people, not my vibe. Not not my my uh line of thinking. I'm more like I believe in people can do it and lift them up, but I have plenty of experience with people who who were who who are never going to believe in themselves an ounce to lift anything [music] up. And if you're telling me that those people are somehow going to like self-govern in any capacity, self-custody their money, no way. They're terrified of that. Like they

they wouldn't you [music] know, they wouldn't self-custody their own coupons. Like they want them on an app where they can't lose them or they're just not going to use it. Like I just meet so many people like [music] that. And I think a lot of the fail in the decentralization and stuff was the fail of the people to grab it and demand [music] it and use it. Now of course Bitcoin had its limitations and stuff like that, but we've had things [music] come in that work. Maybe not all of it's perfect, but if if you stop looking for one specific coin to fulfill everything [music] and you start looking at an ecosystem that has different things that fulfill different things, this this is going to get it make it a lot easier to get to. And [music] uh that's

why I've been talking so much about abstraction and stuff like that, because that's what it's going to take for us to get to the point where those people who are scared of their own shadows and have no confidence in themselves ever come into that world. And we need the masses for it to be the status quo. That's the unfortunate part. And I think that is what's made it easy for people to come in and kind of get a hold of things as they have. Genesis an AI computation pool and layer two connecting global GPU supplier and AI teams through base incentive and pricing. I know that I am starting to hit the weak part of my voice here. Been resting my voice all day to do the stream. For the most part. Was not screaming at my kids today.

No, I'm just kidding. I don't [music] do that. Market cap 81 million, 121 million all-time high market cap. I don't have a lot to say about this. I don't I don't really know a ton about it other than what it does, right? GPU resources for AI, >> [music] >> a marketplace for verifiable synergistic scalable AI. I mean I've I've talked about it so many times. I'm not going to go into real detail about it. Right? But resources for AI, big business. Anywhere you can get them. Now, you do they're going to want to verify. Like they're going to want to verify this is good stuff. Especially if you're collecting it from all over the world, whatever, you know, they want to verify that it is actually going to be there when you go to use it. If you sell

it to them, it's it's kind of a big deal. And I think that really that really rolls stuff up here. All the time little other coins sneak in here when I refresh it cuz things have changed. Like Min Ad was [music] I don't believe Min Ad was here a minute ago. But we're going to move along. Let's talk about our top gainers, top losers of the night. I got into Kaspa because that's the coin that promises these proof of work security centralized meeting BTC's [music] white paper goal. Yeah, and think about this. You got [music] into Kaspa. So, you probably I'm hoping you know more about Kaspa and its actual tech and [music] how it actually works, right? More than most people, right? Which doesn't say a lot cuz most people don't know anything about it, but what I'm

trying to say is did we all >> [clears throat] >> as a market lose faith in Kaspa? Is the core community who believed in it fulfilling the white paper or BDC did did are those people still there? Are you active [music] in their communities at all? I'd love to know. Um and are the masses down on it because of price action or was there actually problems with the rollout of KRC 20s and and [music] stuff like that? Was there actually issues that just didn't get addressed and didn't get fixed? Are they Are they similar [music] issues that Bitcoin had in its inception, right? So many questions about Kaspa. I get so many stream ideas for deep diving different things. Uh we have a wealth of [music] of shows and and streams to do. Where did that hiccup come from?

Kaspa, yeah. I own a little bit of Kaspa. I also heard the narrative and I was like, "That's cool." >> [music] >> I liked that it was mineable and stuff like that. I'm sure that Greek Jelly probably knows a little bit about it. Says, "I don't know, I'm just holding. Tech seems very good for now." And that's why I bought a little bit of it myself. The Greek Jelly, see, I knew he would know because that's a mineable coin, so I have a feeling that he would know. Said, "Kaspa got rugged." I'm so glad I sold [music] the top. Good for you. Unfortunately, nobody cares about proof of work. Coins just have life cycles now. It's all hype and then onto the next one. And Greek Jelly, that really plays into what I was saying because if people grasped

you know, decentralization and cared about it a lot more, they would uphold a lot of that stuff, right? They would they would keep that stuff alive. Like it would be relevant. People would matter more. People would buy it. Like I don't know who rugged it, {quote on quote, but there would be more successes in those categories. And it's because the average person I don't think that the average person [music] even understands it to care about it, right? To care about something and be passionate about it. Like you have to even know that it exists. And the average person doesn't know that it [music] exists. Yep. Very, very true. I see that me and Greek Jelly, along with most of you, we're pretty on online with the with the same ideas here. That's what you want in your crypto family

right there. Cuz it doesn't happen in your real family, right? So I solo mined it with Gpus, which I don't know what that is, but I'm it has something to do with mining. And when it first came out before it got out in YouTube world. Okay, the average person doesn't even know what Yeah, proof of work or proof of stake or proof of liquidity or proof of useless Useless, that's hilarious. Proof of useful liquidity consensus across the board. Like yeah, most people might know what proof of work is if they've looked into what mining [music] is, right? They might know what proof of work is. But past that, and that's really what I'm here for. And I know that what I'm trying to do with this channel is an absolute uphill climb, but it's what I love learning about

and doing. So it's more of [music] a passion thing than I think the masses are dying for this information. But we'll find the tribe, we'll find the people. It'll be real strong community. The one plus to the grind of this YouTube is the people we do find most of them understand the value of what we're doing and how rare and hard it is to find that they are going to stick around and be a part of the community. And those people know a lot. And when that community grows, when we double this community or triple this community, which will happen for sure, it's already doubled. Um the wealth of knowledge is going to flow around like the Discord. You just hop in there and ask high-level questions, get high-level answers without a [music] bunch of nonsense. It's going to

be amazing. It already is pretty amazing. Hey, we just got the Greek Jelly in there and if you need to know when encourage anybody, if you [music] if you want to know anything about 4-year cycle or, you know, mining and stuff, he's probably the guy to ask. I know I'm going to be asking [music] him a lot of questions. So, BellaDEX is up 58%, Root Stock up 34. See the big jump from 1 to 2 top gainers, big jump. Official Trump 27. Let's go to top loser. Velvet, it's been pumping a lot, so-so. Turned out to be so-so and uh it's down. Siren, I I'm so glad that Uh I don't know why I'm so down on that coin, but I love to see it down. And then what do we do? We usually go to our dashboard, our

analytics. And I was showing the other day first before like we usually go to the crypto ETF and want to see the inflows and stuff. I really like this revenue, right? Make sure we have it like as close [music] as to the bone as we can get, right? Bang. June 11th, 12th. You're not going to have today cuz we haven't hit midnight yet, I guess. It'd be interesting if the show went over midnight if we would if we'd have anything there. And I thought the stream was going way faster than it is. Only 11:11. That's awesome. Only an hour and 11 minutes here. So, inflows or sorry, I'm thinking I'm looking [music] at the ETF inflows. Sorry. I don't know why I'm apologizing. Reset. All right. So, the 12th of June, revenue, Tron took the cake for 866. So,

it like almost made a million dollars yesterday. And you can see why this this revenue is a big deal. What I find really interesting here is look at HyperLiquid. HyperLiquid's revenue was only 177,000. Where like it was 1.7 million on the 11th. 2 million. 2 million. [music] Is this a problem? 2 million. Like it's been HyperLiquid's been really consistent. Like here, let's toggle all. And then just highlight HyperLiquid. Had a really great day here for like 4.6 million. I mean, you you see the money that's being made through through these. You can see the incentive, right? Uh the average person doesn't even know what proof of work proof of Yeah, graphic cards. Yeah, there you go. Sorry, I I was a little late to that. And then down here, like you started dropping a little bit, but still 2

million's highly respectable, right? And then you drop to 107 Is there a problem? I'll be keeping an eye on this. Kind of been doing this after every top gainers top losers is what we use this for. Let's go over to the ETF inflow outflow. [music] And let's scroll in here. Make sure that we're all the way over. And let's take a look at today. Sorry, it would have been yesterday cuz we can't have today yet. So, multi-asset ETFs just like a massive inflow. BTC sold off another 10 million, SOL another 3.7, HYPE negative two. Doge was positive $728. Because you're dealing with such big numbers a lot of the time, I find that absolutely hilarious. But at least it was positive. Multi-asset is just crushing it. I don't We've been looking at this quite a bit. I don't remember

multi-asset being a part of these crypto ETFs. I really like Blockworks. And I really like that they seem to be doing well in the ecosystem and community because I'm starting to see other websites we go to mention them, integrate with them, be partners, have different, you know, analytics built in like that you can plug into their websites and stuff. Really cool stuff. I like that a lot. And of course, we can hit all. We can highlight like one thing, like multi-asset. Look at that. That was the clear winner. I I'm just going to go out on a limb. Multi-asset, I'm assuming, means multiple assets in an ETF, right? Not [music] a specific ETF due to one asset, but multi-asset. I can see a lot of people thinking Hey, well, if we're going to bet on the market, let's bet

on the entire market. And then if we get pumps all over the place, you know, in different sectors, we're going to benefit from them. I don't know how it works, how spread out it is. It says multi-asset. Is it every asset, [music] right? That like there's an ETF for? Is there a way for us to have any idea? That would be worth knowing. [music] Like what is the multi-asset category? Like multi- Is it called the multi-asset ETF? I'm not up to date on that. I I actually really would like to learn more. There's so much knowledge to know every day. It's crazy. But if you could do me a giant favor and follow me _groundcrypto or just crypto ron with the blue check mark here. Uh Twitter is Twitter something else. Like it it it it really is. Um

you can't you can't tell me that Twitter is not very much hating on crypto in general. Like I get it. They want to crack down on scams. There's a lot of nonsense in the space. Probably very hard to tell who's not. And I do use some AI, [clears throat] of course, because in today's world to not use AI uh is kind of insane in my opinion. I think it's highly insane not to use AI. But to each their own. But like look at what they do to you, man. Like they didn't they didn't show this to a single person. Not that I really care. But like they didn't show it to one person. That's crazy. I'll refresh it just to make sure I'm not like stuck in some kind of loop here. Oh, one person, which was probably me

when I just viewed it. Yeah, that that's [music] crazy. Okay, that one actually did get showed to six people. Probably cuz I put all these hashtags in it. Anyways, I don't really care about it, but it it it actually is so frustrating. And I've heard it from a lot of people. Now, I feel like we're like I don't know why. I feel like we're like 3 hours into the stream. We're not. We're an hour and and 16 minutes into the stream. So me opening up into the story aspect of our IQ tying everything together of the series here uh is really not that that late. But a man, I feel like I'm super late on this. I can't get on Twitter. I'm still blocked banned. And I'm too lazy to make a new account. Sorry to hear that. I

went through that a little bit at one point cuz I I think because I use a tiny bit of AI and my channel's really small and stuff and I have something to do with crypto, they just assume that you're a scammer, which to be honest, probably a fair assessment for most X accounts. Like if you you got to be fair. Like if you look at X accounts across the board, how many of them are tiny and and are made I've been there for forever and I'm verified. So I should get a little bit better treatment. I literally pay them money for a blue check mark. I should be able to get out of that loop. But I don't focus on it enough and I don't post enough good content on Twitter. I'm aware of that. Uh it's hard to

nail every platform and uh Twitter's one I need to focus on. It's a full-time job. Looking forward to full-time uh this channel and this community. So the problem, let's talk about it. Every major technology has a moment where it still feels just too hard. Because it's new. And the complexities haven't been swept under the rug. At first people feel the setup. They feel the friction. They feel the learning curve and that [music] is where crypto still is for a lot of people. A lot of people never made it past that. To use crypto today, you often have to think about wallets, gas, fees, bridges, chain links, seed phrases, approvals, signatures, and transaction failures. Whether you understand any of it or not, you still have to have a basic understanding of it or or nothing is going to go your

way. Uh I don't know what this thing is doing, but stop doing it immediately. For crypto natives, that starts to feel normal. But for everyone else, again, we got used to it. If you didn't get used to it, you [music] left a long time ago. For everyone else, it can feel like it's being asked to operate the machine before they can even use the product and that is the problem. I apologize. Uh my my voice is giving out on me a little bit. Most people do not want to become blockchain experts before they send money, right? Play a game, use an app, or own digital assets. They just want the experience with I think that the whole crypto education game and things is going to be a totally different thing once we get some abstraction because people will care

a lot more about it because they'll actually use it when they when they never really got to use it because they don't understand it, then they care about it a lot less. Doesn't seem relevant. So, here's the shift. That is why this week's theme matters so much. The future of crypto may not be everyone learning every technical layer. Sorry, my voice is really giving out. The future may be those technical layers becoming mature enough to move in the background. Think about the internet, right? Most people do not think about servers, routing, protocols, or data packets. They open an app, they send a message, watch videos, [music] they buy something. The infrastructure is just there. It still matters. Somebody has to care about it, right? But, the user does not have to feel every second of it. Crypto may be

heading towards the same trans transition and I think that it's inevitable. I think it's going to happen at some point. Just a matter, especially if you're speculating in the market on projects and stuff, it's just a matter of when that happens. Chain abstraction makes networks less visible. Intents or intentions lets users focus on [music] outcomes instead of transaction paths. Stablecoins can make money move without users thinking about settlement rails. Crypto gaming shows why blockchain needs >> [music] >> to support the experience instead of interrupting it constantly. I like that. The payoff of all of this all of these ideas have the same [music] point, right? Crypto does not become mainstream by making every user feel the infrastructure. It becomes mainstream when the infrastructure becomes powerful enough, safe enough, and simple enough to disappear into the background of the product

that you're using and just not really even be a thought. That's what it means to be invisible crypto. Not crypto becoming less important. Crypto becoming mature enough that a users can finally experience the value of blockchain technology without feeling like they're fighting the machinery. So tonight, we're going to break down why this matters. What pieces are already forming and what risks still come with hiding the complexity because of course to anything you fix anything and there's more problems. That's how it goes. Hey, somebody followed me. I appreciate you doing that. It means the world to me when it's so hard to grow on Twitter. So, and if you could smash a like when you see something have a great day. Crypto's biggest barrier we're going to get right into the talking points of the night because I already went

through most of with the stream. Trying to get a little better about bouncing in between it and not burying it so back. I did a good job at the beginning of the stream and then I did everything and didn't bounce to our story. Every day is a learning lesson. Thanks for being here. Shout out to all my undergrounders. Now let's get into some some serious business. When crypto will be there for busy moms. I think I think she meant like when will it, right? When will crypto be there for busy moms? I don't know. It depends on what a busy mom needs to do. I guess when it works like chat GPT but is far more useful like AI agents built into chat GPT that like don't require you to connect them like a quad bot, which is still

relatively new experiences. Most people don't know how to use. And I'm not even well versed in it. I spent a lot of time learning about it today. Um but yeah, when you can just like pay your bills talking to Siri. Not really Siri, but chat GPT, right? You're talking to it, whatever, and you're just like pay my water bill with my checking account, and it just does it. That's when it's going to be there for busy moms, I guess. Crypto's biggest barrier is not just technology. [music] It's the friction. Crypto has already proven that it can move value, create open financial systems, and support digital ownership, and build global markets. That much it has accomplished [music] so far. But the average user does not experience that value first. They experience the friction first. And I remember the first time

I ever really did anything in crypto that was web3 and a eureka moment of like, oh, okay, this is like a real technology, not just currencies, cuz we call them cryptocurrencies. Can't tell you how many times an old person has said "Why do we need so many different types of currencies?" And I'm like, "I don't think you really understand what we're talking about here." Right? That means the value of crypto often is hidden behind the difficulty of using it. The key idea here is crypto does not only need better infrastructure. It needs better access to that infrastructure. The takeaway is if the user has to understand too much before they get any value, the adoption slows down. Most people's attention span is uh you know, makes a goldfish a goldfish look good. Well, that one's not going to win.

Messed that up. [music] Smart wallet makes the account feel more like an app. And there's a lot of um wallets right now that I like, Solflare, Jupiter, and things like that. They They have a lot of things built into it. There's others obviously I didn't mention. Even the Coinbase stuff as well. Where a lot of it is built in and it really it really does make it feel like it's just an app and not a wallet. So, the wallet is usually the front door to crypto. If the wallet feels scary, which it has uh seed phrases and things, the entire crypto experience will be scary from there on out. Traditional wallets are powerful, but also unforgiving. One lost seed phrase or a bad signature can literally be a disaster. Clicking on the, you know, a wallet drainer, stuff like

that is a big deal. If you just got in and like within a couple of weeks or a month or even a couple of months, you get your wallet drained, how willing are you to run back in and fill another wallet with even a little bit of money? Smart wallets try to make crypto accounts more flexible. They can support all kinds of things like passkeys, social recovery, spending limits, transaction batching, gas sponsorship, and safer account permissions. This matters because a wallet should not feel like a technical exam. And many of times it does. It should feel like a secure account that normal people actually use. The takeaway here is that smart wallets do not remove crypto ownership. They make ownership more usable. I spent a lot of time today trying to make sure that the talking points are organized

more direct and they're not as repetitive. So, hopefully you guys find that value there. So, the old UX, right? This is a nice little side-by-side visualization. I thought this was important. Old UX, UX just means [music] like the user ability, what you see, the dashboard, whatever. Like when you come into it, how how you use the app, right? The old UX, right? You'd have to manage seed phrases alone. Invisible UX or the invisible crypto upgrade, a wallet [music] can support safer recovery, right? Uh from paying gas manually to apps sponsoring, that's best case scenario, or just abstracting gas to the point where it's hidden somewhere in some manner, still probably being paid, but you're not focused on it. You can use multiple coins to pay. That's a big one. I like that [music] than just the native token. Users

sign every step of the way. Transactions could be batched. Users switch networks. The app can just route in the background. MetaMask I found does a good job of that. I'm sure other ones do as well. Users think about infrastructure in the new manner, right? The user just focuses on the outcome that they want. Huge difference in the experience they're going to have. Chain abstraction hides the multi-chain mess. And I agree. When will crypto be there for the LGBTQIA+ community? I have no idea about that question. Not even because like I think it's a sensitive topic. I just I don't even know. I think it's I think it I think it doesn't discriminate between anybody ever because it's just blockchain. Which isn't that what they Isn't that what they want, right? They don't want to be discriminated against. I don't

think blockchain uh can unless somebody programs it to do it, right? It's like ChatGPT. Uh which is a different story cuz it is programmed to to do different things. Anyways, moving on. Uh CCP loves to throw me curveballs. I think it's great. Chain abstraction hides the multi-chain mess. Crypto is not one chain. There are many ecosystems and each has different strengths. This is what I was talking about versus uh thinking one chain is going to really deliver everything. I think it'll be an ecosystem, right, that really builds out well. Or just taking the best from each ecosystem out of all the ecosystems and creating a network between those and just getting the best of uh all those different experiences. That can be good for innovation, right? But bad for user experience. From the user's perspective, the multi-chain world can

feel messy. The app is one chain, the funds are another, the bridge is somewhere else, the gas token is missing, the network has to be switched. Chain abstraction tries to make all of this less visible, which is again, I can't say it enough, that is [music] what has to happen to to really move forward here. The user should not have to manually manage every chain just to use one app. Because that would mean a lot of self-accountability and know-how and a lot of stuff that people are just never going to do. The future may not be one chain winning. It may be users not caring which chain they're even using. Intents. Meaning, of course, intentions, right? Like ChatGPT. You type in an intention and a lot of times it does the steps for you. Intents change crypto from step-by-step

clicking into an outcome-based action. Uh we have ChainGPT. I don't know how good it is. Isn't blockchain colonizer patriarch tech? I don't know. I don't know. There could be a lot of LGBTQ people involved in coding and stuff like that. I mean, it seems kind of cutting edge. Could could be a lot of people in those sectors. I don't know why they wouldn't be. A lot of times they're not in your everyday stuff, so. I don't know. This is one of I know I'm trying to like answer him like you're serious. Maybe you are serious. I don't know. But I still try to give you a good answer. This is one of the biggest mindset shifts. Today, crypto often makes sure users choose every step. Where to swap, bridge, approve this, sign that, wait for confirmation. But users do

not naturally think in transaction paths. They think in goals. I want to swap this. They think about what they're going to want to do at the end of it, right? I want the best execution. They want to move funds, whatever it is. Intentions are about letting the user express the goal while solvers or routing systems figure out the best way to complete it. Intents move crypto from tell the machine every step to tell the system what you want to do. Now, Okay, I'll go into this first before I go into that. The old crypto flow was a wallet, a network, gas, bridge, decentralized exchange, approving transactions, and hope it works. With and you can see how many less steps there are here. Invisible crypto flow, user's goal, app handles all of this stuff, outcome is delivered to user, user

much happier. That is the entire UX shift in one picture. Stablecoins may become the invisible money layer. Now, this is is the Thursday stream that I had no voice to do and, you know, shortly here I might not have any voice uh at the end of the stream. Good thing uh Sunday I'm not off by any stretch of the imagination, but I don't stream on Sunday so I can make sure everything else happens it needs to happen with my other business. Okay. We are caught up on the chat. Thank you, CCZP, for being here always. >> [music] >> Um so, this might be a little more interesting if if you really followed along all week like I know certain people have. Uh blues guy, are you still here? I'm calling I'm calling out the blues guy. Let me know

if you're still here. Stablecoins may become the invisible layer. Stablecoins are one of crypto's clearest real-world use case because people already understand the dollar. Let that sink in. >> [clears throat] >> I'm going to have to constantly hit the water to get through this. But, the real adoption may not come from the user saying, "I want to use blockchain." It comes from them wanting money to move faster, cheaper, and more globally. Stablecoins can sit underneath payments, remittance, app balance, creator payouts, business settlements, on-chain finance, and gaming economies, of course. Uh GTA 6, please make sure you integrate crypto. We need you. Uh the user may not care what chain stablecoin moves on. They just care if the money arrives, right? Stablecoins could make crypto feel less like speculation and more like a useful [music] payment infrastructure and just seeing

USDT or USDC or something and it being the dollar and consistent makes people a lot more likely to use it. I've never seen someone pay for gender uh yeah, for meaning surgeries with crypto. I've never seen anybody's billing uh for any of that stuff ever, right? I've never seen how they paid for any of it. Uh ever, because I don't even know a lot of people who've done that. I've seen people known loosely from school and stuff, but I've never really uh been so close that I saw their billing. So, maybe they use crypto. I highly doubt it. Number six, gaming proves why the blockchain needs to stay out of the way. And we'll go right to the takeaway here, cuz this gets redundant. We talk about it a lot almost every DeFi Friday. Crypto gaming will not win

because players care about chains. It will win because chains make games better without getting in the way. So, get rid of the complexity and make sure they don't feel the blockchain when they're playing their games and we can have DeFi gaming. Invisible crypto still needs transparency and safety. We get into the risk. Invisible UX can be powerful, but can also create risk. If apps hide too much, users might not understand what they're actually agreeing to and the risk involved. They might not know what chain they're using. Who controls recovery, what permissions they are granted, whether assets or custodial or self-custodial, and what the risk >> [music] >> of hidden underneath smooth interface. When things go wrong, they'll figure that stuff out in my opinion. And some people will probably get hurt. So, the goal is not to hide everything

blindly. The goal is to remove unnecessary friction while keeping the user informed and protected. Takeaway here is that crypto needs to become easier. But, easier crypto still has to be honest crypto. That'll have to get worked out. The big picture here is that crypto becomes mainstream when the user feels the value and not the machinery. I'm really losing my voice here. So, we're going to be done there because we'll do the final takeaway. The future of crypto is not user learning to love complexity. Unfortunately, it'd be great for my YouTube channel. It is crypto finally learning how to hide the complexity users never needed to touch in the first place. I really did not expect my voice to to fail on me so hardcore there. And maybe to you it's not, but I I definitely feel I feel it

for sure. Well, guys, it's been a fun stream. I certainly have had a good time. [music] That's the end of uh the seriousness of the stream. Now, we're in the hangout part of the stream, which from my voice being almost gone, it's probably not going to be all that long. But, of course, on a Saturday night, we're again it might not be a big deal for you guys. I got a super chat tonight, and we got all lot of the functions that I've worked really hard to get back on the channel. Um so, that there could be a bright future where one day I can focus all of my time on this YouTube, which is what it's all about. It's not just [music] about money so that I can buy a Lambo or something, which I have zero problem

with anybody who owns a Lambo. Uh because I don't think it's I think people can do whatever [music] the heck they want with their money. I want people to be successful. It's weird when people don't like people being successful. That's strange. Hopefully that's not you. Hopefully you don't feel that way about people. Anyways, uh I'm just really glad to have everything back to normal and be able to do a members-only live stream on Monday. Hopefully my voice is is uh there. Someone needs to make a trans coin. Or hasn't been done? It's probably been done. I mean, you got to think about those pump dot fun and places [music] where you can just launch any coin. There's no way, no way that somebody hasn't made a coin like that yet. Do you have honey to drink? I do, and

I'm actually going to go get a big spoonful of honey like as soon as I get off this stream. As man, I I feel it terribly. I didn't even feel it this bad the other day. Yeah, it it's rough. I don't know why I got so bad, but it did. I will be resting my voice all day tomorrow, and we will hopefully be good to go come Monday. Mosa says, "Thank you. The impo was great." I'm absolutely floored that you enjoyed it. I always am. Uh I love this stuff. It's why it's easy for me to show up and do. There will be people who also love it, too. You find your tribe, and you you'll never really understand how much for somebody who who put in >> [music] >> the time and energy to come out here and

and and try to find you guys. It it really means to me that you guys support me and show up to the stream, send super chats and sometimes, like all that stuff means a a to me. I can say it, it doesn't really mean anything. Uh that like money is not a huge factor for me in this. Of course, I have I have things to do and if I want to dedicate all my time to crypto, uh money has [music] to be there. So, you can't run far from that. But, I really do enjoy what I do and I appreciate each and every undergrounder who comes in the community, sticks around, and and adds some kind [music] of value. And of course, my mods who are who are always there for me. So, no. I just wish I was

rich enough to pay my bills away. Yeah. I agree. I agree with that. Uh I'm You know, there's a lot of people in this space who they're here and they're able to do everything that they do because they've made They were very early, a lot of them, and they made [music] a ton of money in in crypto, which is we all dream. That's why I was saying, it's weird when you're like, "I don't like those people." Cuz they've achieved what I'm trying to do. It's like, uh shouldn't we be like trying to learn from those people and like position ourselves to win, too? Like, why I don't understand. But, my point here is that um we really CCP really messed me up with their comments. They're hilarious. But, uh yeah. I don't know. I lost my train of thought.

CCP got me. >> [music] >> Good job. I just really appreciate everybody. And I know it'll grow, it'll just take time. And when crypto turns up again, don't be surprised when there's, you know, 30, 40 people in here again. Like we were at when crypto was doing well. Maybe 40 is a little bit. We had a couple days where we had that many. But, there were a lot of days we had 30, 40 people at least at one point in the stream. And those days will be back. Crypto won't be down forever. [music] We'll just be far more ready and far more educated. Imagine when we're starting to go over topics multiple times and stuff. We will be really locked in. >> [laughter] >> Yeah. All right, guys. I do have to end it because I don't know at

what point that [music] I will not literally be able to talk anymore. Stay on the ground. Stay crypto. Think long-term. Come to the next stream. Say something in the Discord. Discord's been a little slow lately. I don't hear I don't hear a lot of interaction. Uh bankroll tab gets some interaction for sure, but people ask questions and stuff. I know what happens when the market goes down. Excitement falls away. I I highly uh encourage you to not get too far [music] away because it'll come back and you will be late and that's what happens almost every time like clockwork. Take care, everybody. Underground crypto out.