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Daily Crypto IQ: Wall Street Is Moving Onchain! 👀
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- That X402 protocol, when Coinbase did their, you know, 2-hour, you know, roll out of everything they're doing for their all-in-one exchange, they they mentioned X402 protocol.
- Highly recommend something XRP where you're not going to pay any kind of fee for it, so it doesn't diminish the $5 that you're getting.
- Market structure, liquidity, investor protect protections, what happens when you have so many shares and they decide to dilute the stock for the 1700th time?
- This is the traditional finance asset to broker custodian who holds it settlement network to owner.
- 32.8 million in market cap, 104.3 million all-time high market cap.
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[music] >> I think that we're just holding [music] on to something. >> [music] [music] >> I think that we're holding on to something. I think that we just holding on to something. Just tell me what's on your mind. I think that we just holding on to something. I think that we just holding on to something. Just tell me what's on your mind. >> [music] [music] >> Welcome in everybody to the underground crypto deep dive show. You guys will have to [music] tell me if you think my voice is sounding any better today. I think it does, but we'll see how long that lasts. >> [music] >> Anyways, let's kick this thing off and get right into it. We're going to start off on TradingView, which is what I've been doing here lately. Let me uh turn the camera on
so you can see me. What's up? What's up everybody? Welcome to the underground crypto deep dive show. And here is the 4-hour chart for Bitcoin. Now, we first drew this when price action, I don't know, was about here. And we knew we had a W. We knew we had a double bottom. Here is that measured move here for that W from the neckline. It's pretty much perfect. Didn't quite get 100% of it. Would have been targeting these levels right here, which would have been more like I don't know, not much higher. 67 six maybe, something like that. But either way, it was it played out really well. Then it got rejected really hard there at about 67,300, and it's been down since then. Yesterday we were in here. I was like maybe we fell back into the pattern, and
now we look like we're falling right out of the pattern, which this was a bearish continuation pattern. So, we'll see. Or will this whole thing just be a big cup with the handle? Speaking of cup and handles, who who saw that sneak peek on uh our new coffee mug? It's not quite live yet, but I'm putting it together putting it together. Melissa with the $2.99 super sticker, I appreciate that. Who knows? I was having some issues for a minute, and I didn't know if we were ever going to have that ever again. By the way, we will be giving away another $5 today. Campster was the winner from yesterday. I did talk to him. I apologize Campster, I haven't sent it yet. I will make sure it gets sent tonight after the stream. Mark my words. And now I
am picking a new number. And this number will be 1 through 200. I thought it was almost a little bit too easy yesterday. So, it is you do have to get the exact number. I will be giving away the $5 today on stream. It'll be in whatever crypto of your choosing. Highly recommend something like XRP where you're not going to pay any kind of fee for it, so it doesn't diminish the $5 that you're getting. Who knows? Maybe Campster win it again tonight. But anyways, we that starts pretty much whenever you guys want to. It's a number 1 through 200. And I have the number written down right here. I wish I could like show it to you. I'll I'll try to get like a whiteboard or something, tiny whiteboard to write it down on. It'd be better. But
I have a glass uh table here, so I just wrote it on the table. Anyways, it does feel like we're falling out of this pattern. Let's drop down to the one hour and see what we see here. Obviously, you're kind of losing the 200 and making kind of more of a bearish continuation pattern. I see Melissa and Strugger Heart, they're off to the races. Melissa went straight with 200, well done. Uh, nobody's nobody's guessed it yet. A lot of guesses already over 100, huh? So, this week, let's go ahead and introduce what we're talking about. This week was a bit of a short week cuz of my voice being messed up in the beginning. So, we're exploring cryptos next utility wave. Last week's series was all about the invisible crypto upgrade. I've really been loving the series that we've
been doing lately, for sure. I got to keep an eye on this chat in case somebody gets the right number. I'm surprised Camps does not trying to win this. And welcome in and everybody who's here. If you weren't here yesterday, we're doing a giveaway 1 through 200. If you get the exact number, you win five bucks in the crypto of your choice. Plague Dogs, welcome in, welcome in. Haven't seen you in a while. Chris Goss 333, my fellow lifer. And, uh, yeah. And Campster, Melissa, and Strugger Heart, thank you for being here. I'm sure a few more will roll on in. Yesterday, we talked about stablecoins as crypto's money layer, right? That was yesterday's topic. And tonight, we're going to move one step further than that. What happens when traditional assets move on to blockchain rails? For years, crypto
built new digital assets. Now, it's trying [music] to transform existing assets. Of course, we're talking about things like stock, bonds, funds, real estate, that kind of stuff, [music] right? RRWAs. That's where tokenization enters the picture. When we start talking about those real world assets. Melissa says one. Okay. She's going from one extreme to the other. I like your style. Quote of the day? Well, the quote of the day is the future is already here. It's just not evenly distributed. What do we think of that? Do we like that one? And then of course for our what you may not know segment, which I like to do at the beginning of the stream. You may not know this, but the SEC is reportedly preparing a framework that could allow crypto companies to offer tokenized stocks in the US. And of
course through an innovated exemption, companies such as Coinbase, which by the way is already rolling them out, Robinhood, Kraken are frequently mentioned in the discussion around this shift. This is one reason tokenization has become one of the most closely watched areas in crypto. So, we are going to jump over to the crypto bubbles here. Again, if you didn't catch it that 1 hour, I was saying right here kind of looked like a bearish continuation pattern, right? Come on, where's my trend line? Feet don't fail me now. There we go. There we go. And that takes you on the, you know, smaller time frame an hour. As a small to some people who sit on the 1 minute, the 1 hour is not a small time frame. About 60,600, maybe 6,500 if you want to put it that way. We're
pulling it back to the 4 hour here. Just for reference. And let's go over to those crypto bubbles and kick this thing off. Nobody uh Nobody got it. Camp still, you're hilarious. He said 154 cuz 54 was the number from yesterday. Well done, my friend. Well done. Unfortunately, that is not the right answer. And I really do have to pay attention here or I I might miss it if somebody hits it. All right. So, the biggest bubble of the day 1 through 100 is LAB. Who would have guessed up 36% all the way back to almost $18, $17.91. It looks like it was a high of $18.05. >> [music] >> So, basically I remember this thing was at eight bucks not too long ago. You could have hit a nice lick off of that. LAB still crushing out there.
Hash up 10%. DXC up 6.5%. Let's see. Plague Dogs, Camsta, and Strega Heart still at it. Nobody has guessed the lucky number yet. Maybe I need to do like 1 through 500. I don't know. 200 see I >> [music] >> I needed to keep running so we could run this chat up, right? But, if you get it, I will certainly let you know. All right. Biggest loser in the top 100 looks like BEAT. VENICE Token. What is that at right now? About 14 bucks. I really want to grab some VENICE Token under 10 bucks. ASTRO [music] at 12 down 12%. AVAX 6.9%. Let's roll through this stuff quickly. I can tell >> [music] >> that I'm moving a little faster today. So, we have Backpack 23% to the upside. BELLEVUE recovering nicely with a 41% [music] pump here. Let's
take a look at that. And if you look at it on the weekly, it definitely puts you far more into perspective of what is going on here, right? Still up almost 400% on the month. BTW, which has had a good run for a while. ASTEROID. A lot of guesses in the hundreds, huh? ASTEROID is up 78%. I mean, ASTEROID had its day for a while. Is it coming [music] back? I mean, Asteroid on the year is up 158,000% so does that mean we missed the boat? I don't know. Cardano is up 36% 231 cents almost 32 cents here. And Blockstreet, the biggest loser out of our 2 to [music] 300 section, which is usually as far as we go. Let's toggle our 1 through 1,000. Everything red here. Biggest red 2. 6. Two different categories have that. And let's
move over to our price rundown real quick and see where we are sitting today. Refresh. Overall market cap 2.25 trillion. Strigaheart went with the 404. It is 1 through 200. I assume he's joking, of course, but just want to make sure he knows the parameters here. Very funny. All right. Bitcoin 62,983. Let's call it 63,000 for all intent purposes. Down almost 1% in the last 7 days. Ethereum 1,713. I was a little afraid Ethereum was going to quickly drop faster than this. Seems to be holding up all right. But if Bitcoin kind of rolls over and sets a new, you know, new low on the smaller time frames, right on that 4-hour chart, it's a good chance Ethereum's going to follow quickly behind it. BNB $578. XRP $8.15. Solana $69.74. Hyperliquid $67.71. Up 14.9%. 15%. Dogecoin 8 cents. Almost
8 and 1/2 cents there for Dogecoin. I'd like to see it back above 9. XLM 23 cents. XLM is up 21%. [music] Strigaheart doubling down with the 420. Nice. Nicely done. Zcash 404 $453. Getting tied up between the numbers I'm reading and the numbers in the in the chat here. Shout out to all my undergrounders. If you could smash that like button for me, it would be highly important. Maybe consider throwing a super chat in if you valued the time that I put [music] into going live every day for like 2 hours or more. And who knows, if I have a voice by the end of the stream, there might be a members-only stream. Get I say that and then literally choke on on my own saliva. Cartoon Network, 16 cents. WhiteBIT, which is an exchange, $52. Cardano, 16
cents. Monero, $318. >> [music] >> LABS, $17.93. LABS is crushing it. Meme Coin, still under three bucks, $2.91. And it's just flat on that 7-day. It's down 0.0%. Why is it red and not green? Why can't 0.0% be uh green? Why Why has it got to be red? All right, let's see what we got. Striker Heart says 67180. Nope, nobody's got it yet. I'm not going to start telling people if they're close quite yet. But rest assured, I will give that $5 away on the stream. HBAR, 8 cents. SWE, 72 cents. Still love SWE under a dollar. Can't be mad at that. And for the king of Flare, hopefully he comes to the show today. Uh we will go take a look at Flare, 88 by market cap. Let's go and go get what is trending today cuz I
feel like that's what a lot of people want to know. And of course, before we talk about what's trending here, I'd like to introduce the story of the night. So, here's the problem. Problem is I got to read this and pay attention [music] to the chat at the same time. No, I'm just kidding. So, here's the problem. Financial assets still move through systems that were built long before the internet. How many people really sit around and think about this? You know, one of the points that we made a bunch [music] of times about blockchain things is that yeah, people don't educate themselves about block chain, but people are pretty typically used to not educating themselves about a lot of things. Like the internet and how it runs. So when financial assets still move through systems that were built long
before the internet, I don't think there are a lot of people who are not in a financial sector really understand or knows how much that that really matters because nobody really sits around and ponders it. Settlements take time, a lot of time, especially cross-border, cross, you know, jurisdictions here. Markets close, that's annoying. Access is restricted. Has anybody ever played around in the stock market enough that like, you know, and you were already in crypto? So you went to go do something on like a Saturday, you know, you went to go like, "I'll go sell this on a in a Saturday." You didn't realize it and it was closed. It's annoying. Access is restricted. Ownership is fragmented across institutions, right? Most people never see the machinery because it happens behind the scene, but the machinery is there. So one thing
I want to talk about is the difference real quick between decentralization and everything else, which is basically centralization, right? A lot of the internet is owned by people who have, you know, data centers and all this stuff, AWS, whatever you want to talk about. And the reason why it doesn't really matter that people don't know how any of that stuff works unless you work in a development field or something like that where it's relevant to you, but the average person doesn't know how any of it works is because they don't really need to. There's no real value for them to do that unless they do it somehow in a line of work. Again, with decentralization in the ethos of Bitcoin and what everything was created around, it was to give the power back to people, right? In 2008 is
what a lot of people claim that it was born out of. Of course, there's a lot of speculation. That's not what we're trying to talk about. There was no real value. In the land of decentralization, there's value here because you can bank yourself, you can own your assets in a way that nobody can take them from you, right? You can actually have the value of decentralization. The problem is it's too difficult for the average person to understand and that scares them and they never really experience the value. That's what we need to change. That's what the invisible upgrade to crypto is really about. So, here's the shift. Crypto introduces a different idea. What if ownership itself became programmable? What if an asset could move like information moves on the internet? Instead of creating only new assets, the industry began
asking, "What if we put the existing assets on chain? Things we already have. Why do we got to create new stuff?" That question gave birth to tokenization. But, what's the payoff from all of this? Tokenization is not just about replacing every financial system overnight, Swift, right? It's about making assets more accessible, more programmable, and potentially more efficient. And if that happens, crypto stops being a separate financial universe. It becomes an infrastructure underneath the existing one, complementing it instead of competing with it. And I think that's pretty valuable. Let me run through some of these numbers, make sure nobody has hit the number yet. All right. Can't even remember the numbers I wrote now, lol. Hey, keep them running. I can promise you loosely that nobody has hit the number yet unless of course I missed it. So, here's what's
trending over on CoinGecko. We got Siren, Cards, which Cards is an interesting one. I think the idea has a lot of potential. Um from being around a little bit and and and I was here for FTX and stuff like that and other exchanges that went down. I didn't actually have any money in FTX. I had money in Voyager, like $800 or something like that when it went down. Anyways, from my understanding of Card Collectors, tickers cards, and there's several other ones. These are for collectible items. You send the item into them. They have a big warehouse or whatever where they store those items and then say they give you an NFT or digital representation. And those things can be all traded around. One, how easy would it be for me to actually get the card if I'm the one
who bought the card as an NFT and I said, "Ah, I'd like to have the real card, right?" Cuz I just shelled out two grand for it or something, you know? I want the real [music] card. How hard is it for me to get the real card? And if that business goes bankrupt, right? Uh who really owns those assets? The people who hold the NFT or the company who currently has the actual asset in their possession? That is the question. Here's another one. Autonomy. I'm going to go with autonomy. Sounds better. I'm sure that's what it's supposed to be. Ticker AMP. I don't know a lot about this, but I'd be interested to look at it. Lab, Astroid, XRP. I go quickly over the ones that we should know. Pudgy Penguin, Bitcoin. Every Anybody ever heard of Bitcoin? Uh
VVV, Venus Token. Well, I really think this is such a strong project. I'd love for us to dip and get that. Say it like nine or [music] eight bucks. That would be amazing. Aave, Backpack, Zcash, Ethereum, Hyperliquid, and BitTensor. Right off the bat, the one I want to look at is this Autonomy. Watching that chat. Watching that chat. So, it's about 7 and 1/2 cents. It's down 73%. Uh 25.4 million dollars in market cap. Uh circulating supply, 335 million out of 1.2 billion. So, I don't even know what it would be, but probably like 25% vested or something like that off the top of my head. 25% of the tokens out. It is on uh Arbitrum, right? They gave us a website. We'll check it out. It's storage. So, Arbitrum [music] ecosystem, it's storage. Let's go actually to the
max chart. I want to see how long this token's been around. Is this a new token? February 12th, 2025. I would say somewhat established, not new. To me, a new token is like it's come out within the last [music] couple of weeks, a month. Things move fast around here. What can I say? So, let's go to the website. 190. Nice. They're ticking away at it. I think Strega Heart's going to be the one to get it cuz he's the one who's really going after it. That's usually who wins it. So, autonomous networks will unsuck the web. Okay. Unzuck. Is that like a shot at Zuckerberg? Otherwise, I have no idea what what Zuck necessarily refers to. It's probably some fancy technical word that I'm not familiar with. The internet is about to change, it says. Yeah, it is. I
mean, autonomous networks, AI agents. I mean, I believe Coinbase said that they're rolling out AI agents and stuff built directly into Coinbase. So, you're going to have access to that. It's going to be very interesting. A giant hard drive accessible to everyone, built for everyday devices, globally accessible, autonomy, no middleman, no ongoing [music] fees, no one else holding the keys, private by design, built for scale, massively distributed. So, it's on Arbitrum, which is a layer two on the Ethereum network. [music] So, it's not I don't think it's its own layer one here. I do apologize. Still getting over this cold. Let's see where we're at. Oh, he's going for it. Nobody's hit it yet. So, middleman-less perpetual antifragile, it says. I'm really looking for like uh how does this work? Is it zero knowledge? What are we doing here?
Your data self-encrypts. Okay, is that zero knowledge, homomorphic encryption? What are we doing? Yeah, before anything leaves your device, the data breaks into encrypted chunks using self-encryption. Okay, so they have their own kind of thing going on here. No keys to manage, no passwords to remember, it just happens. We are taking their word for that. Each chunk gets a unique content address based on what it is, making it self-verifying, deduplicatable, or deduplicating, I should say, and tamper-proof. Deduplicating, not a word you use all the time. And tamper-proof, and giving it some other useful superpowers. It spreads across nodes. We could read all this stuff. We don't want to do that. What can you build with it? Uh prompt your AI to understand autonomy. So, this is going to be for agentic networks, >> [music] >> and they want a
piece of the pie. They have something to contribute. They also have a learn tab, which is where I would like to go, but probably not everybody's favorite thing. Start a node. [music] ANT token using Okay. So, we're not going to go too crazy deep in this, but now you know what it is. You know what category it sits in. I haven't talked about categories in a really long time, but categories are, of course, highly important. I don't know what is going on here. All right. Get back to where we are. There we go. All right. And so, that's really all that seemed like it was worth going over. We know what all these other prob- projects are. Venice token, again, also very much in the AI region. Let's go take a look at what that fear and greed index
is. How about that? Running it up, running it up. >> I'm actually really surprised nobody's hit it. I'm glad I did All right, and we're back and I have absolutely no idea why it does that. Super annoying. Probably me hitting the cord here moving around. That's my best guess. Get back to where I was. Out of OBS. All right. I was saying -41. You got it, Striker Heart. That was it. Uh thanks for letting me know it was muted. I appreciate that. I don't know what the deal is with the microphone, but I'm just glad I can quickly get it working right. ReProtocol I can't tell me how long it's been around. I feel like it goes in and out with that. So, ReProtocol is a blockchain-based system that connects traditional insurance [music] markets with decentralized finance. So, it's
DeFi. It's at about 70 million market cap, only been as high as about 96. It looks very new. As in, these are daily. So, it came out yesterday. Of course, I was kidding. It's not negative 141. I don't know if I said that. Earn operating system has raised 23.5 million dollars. Don't you wish you had raised 23.5 million dollars for anything? Earn operating system is a digital advertising platform. So, they're going to advertise digitally for platforms third-party brands can reach consumers or customers, same thing, and offer rewards. Utilize Xion's chain abstraction. Oh, we've been talking about some chain abstraction. I hope you guys know what that means. The mainstream brands and businesses to incentivize the active internet user. Then we got Trace Finance. Again, Trace Finance backed by Coinbase Ventures. Is that a hint of some kind? Coinbase doing
the thing. Coinbase is just rolling out stuff, right? So, [music] Trace Finance is a payment and stablecoin infrastructure platform from or for Brazil and Latin America. So, not something you should really, I guess, be concerned about unless you're in Latin America, right? A lot of guesses up there in the in the high hundreds, huh? So, Carta is a premium payment card issued in the US to citizens worldwide with credit limits backed by assets. We're seeing a lot of this stuff. It's just not retail exciting at all, but it's big business, right? Very interesting. Let's pay attention to that. 145 million here for this Carta. Will we be seeing Super Bowl ads for Carta soon? I don't know. Security and risk platform for blockchain and rollups. >> [snorts] >> Range. It's raised 11 million. We'll keep an eye on this.
Says it's cutting-edge real-time security platform designed specifically for blockchains and rollups. Again, a lot of institutional stuff, a lot of services for institutions. We have this uh Renesis Renaiass protocol. It's a weird word. And they're still going at it. I can't believe that nobody has hit it yet. 1.5 million. Renesis is a RWA liquidity infrastructure for collectibles. RWA that is the topic of the night. Y Labs is an [music] investor. Only 1.5 million, so I don't know how much they're really investing here. Then we have Zerbro. Synapse. Zerbro is not a new coin. Uh it's been around for a little while. We'll tell you what it is though. It's a meme token on Solana promoted by AI and launched on the pump.fun ecosystem. Uh who else is just highly excited about that pump.fun ecosystem? Not me. The 9th of
December 2024, so it's been a little while. So, if you've never heard of it, I totally understand why. Hey, look at those custom emojis. They look good. If you would like some custom emojis, if you would like to be a part of the members-only chat, if you'd like to see shorts before they come out usually a day in advance. That members only package is for you and it's only $2.99. Not asking much, that's for sure. I probably should be asking more. Uh 01 point exchange, we took a look at this the other day. It's just an exchange, but it does say that it integrates MEV protection, which is cool. AI driven automation and self-custodial wallet. When we checked out the actual website, I didn't think that it had anything amazing in there that was revolutionary, but I do like
that they have that MEV protection and stuff built in. That's pretty cool. I would actually like to know a lot more about that. Somebody's going to get it. Somebody's going to hit that number. So, Swarm Network. Wow. It's been a long time since I've seen Swarm Network, unless this is a different Swarm Network, which it could be. Could definitely be. Let's go like the 4-hour or something. Oh, no, this thing's been around for a while. Let's go to daily. It's been a round since the 1st of October 2025. I think Striga Heart's the one who's going to win it. He He's going after it hard, guys. You going to let Striga Heart beat you guys like that? Melissa's in there, too. Don't get me wrong. I saw Campster once or twice. 32.8 million in market cap, 104.3 million all-time
high market cap. Swarm Network. That was an AI agent, I believe. I can't remember if I bought some truth. I'm not sure. I don't think I did. There we go. Campster coming in. Source and Sold trying to get in on that. I don't think Source and Sold's allowed to win. But I appreciate the participation. Oh, we have winner. Campster says I won it yesterday. I feel like someone else's turn. Hey, that you should win it every day, Campster. Uh Struggeheart won. It is 168. That's what I got written down here. Again, in the future, I'll [music] have it written down on something that I can actually show. But, um I wouldn't lie to you guys. Plus, I wouldn't know how to keep the number and and know if [music] somebody had already hit it if I didn't actually have
a number. Struggeheart, you have won. If you can direct message me on Discord and let me know what you want and where you want it sent. Be mindful of what network. It's kind of like what we went over with Campster. It's got to be the right contract address for the right network. Hopefully, you're going to put into action all of those IQ raising events that we've done to nail that one. Struggeheart's still guessing. I love that. >> [music] >> Uh congrats, congrats. Yeah, no, guys, go for it. Exactly. Definitely go for it. Struggeheart is the lucky man of the stream. And like I said, I have a lot of really cool stuff, a game, and all kinds of stuff coming where there'll be a lot more of this type of action going on. But, >> [music] >> I didn't
have time to finish it up today. A lot of uh unforeseen events today. So, ASTAR, of course, TAC. TAC is in the TON ecosystem. TAC is an Ethereum Virtual Machine extension for TON, right? So, TAC, I guess, is connecting TON to Ethereum Virtual Machine. 568. Yes, please keep going. If you haven't figured out, a big part of the giveaway is to get that chat running and me not necessarily be you to do it for free, right? I provide value, you go after the value, and I give value in return cuz you run the chat up, and hopefully YouTube gets the message to send the stream out to people. Notcoin on the radar, huh? Sustain or prove or prove, that's an old one. You don't know alloy tether. Let's take a look at this. I I bet you [music] blues
guy would love this one. An over collateralized by tether gold stablecoin [music] pegged to the US dollar. Doesn't that just sound really interesting? It says alloy, so is it like built up of multiple different ones? Pancake Swap the official swap of the Binance smart chain. Notcoin is ton backwards, so you can figure out what ecosystem that is in. Notcoin is the first crypto clicker game on ton blockchain, right? It was the first. Baby Dogecoin I bought like $5 of Baby Dogecoin in like the I don't know. I don't know if it was the end. It was probably like the middle of not this rally, but the last one. The rally where nobody knew that we were rallying. I love it. Keep it going. Keep it going. All right, we have Sustain or prove. 21 cents. Do you know what
Sustain is? Sustain Labs is committed to establishing the groundwork for a decentralized permissionless and secure interoperability layer across blockchain. Got to read the words that are there and not just the ones that I want to be there. And Sustain has been around for a little bit, for sure. Definitely remember this one. The 5th of August, 2025. 41 million in market cap, 333 million all-time high. So, it's been a while, right? Theta Fuel, TFUEL. Who Who owns some TFUEL? Where my OGs at out there? I know somebody. I bet you Melissa owns some TFUEL. Theta was supposed to be like a YouTube competitor and I don't I just don't even know how far they ever got with that. >> [music] >> Uh I think Rumble is probably more of a YouTube competitor than Theta is. Gains Network. Gains Network is
a synthetic derivatives platform operating on the Polygon and Arbitrum blockchain. So, Gains Network synthetic derivatives operates on layer twos for Ethereum. EdgeX is a decentralized exchange for optimized for high-performance perpetuals and spot trading. Too many decentralized exchanges. I think there will be a consolidation of decentralized exchanges at some point unless they have some kind of relevance, like they work really well with one certain country, right? Or something like that. And that was a lot faster than normal here, which is good. Maybe I will be able to get through all of my educational stuff today. I hope people want to educate themselves. Says no, I never owned any TFUEL. Okay, I want to go check that out. You just reminded me. Uh Theta, that's what it is. Woah, I didn't even click on anything. Nice. Theta Network. What What did
they ever build? >> [clears throat] >> What happens a lot of times is it's funny you're and and I'm saying this before we even go look at it because this happens a lot. Theta Network was supposed to be like a competitor to YouTube and stuff like that. I remember it from way back in the day. Haven't checked up on it much just because [music] you never hear about it. And uh what happens is you go and you go to look at it and then you find out they rebranded at some point and they're like doing something completely different. Smart contract platform layer one knew that. D pin decentralized infrastructure. If you don't know what D pin you got to raise that crypto IQ and come to the underground crypto research show. If you want to do that, not a
lot of people out here on YouTube are giving you this information the way that I am. Blockchain capital portfolio made in the US. AI intelligence. So have they shifted? I swear I haven't looked at this in a minute. Where the world's computation comes together. What happened to being a YouTube competitor? Distributed edge network enterprise cloud partner. Maybe I never knew what I was talking about. I've never been big on Theta. Um I just really remember a lot of people talking about them being about streaming on Theta and stuff like that. Is that even still available? Sometimes they just build in like a much bigger overarching enterprise into their business. Right? And they still have uh other parts that they used to have. So Theta edge cloud, so maybe you streamed and it was it was kept on the cloud.
Anyways, all of that's out the window at this point. They're talking about AI developers and teams, which is probably a smart pivot. Um although being very niched in can can have a lot of value when you stick with it. The problem is they'll be very niche and then the next narrative comes around and the next thing you know there's something else. Like don't let meta you know metaverse get big. All of these coins that were AI they'll all be you know they were building metaverse the whole time. You just didn't know it. I digress. You get what I'm trying to say here I hope. So building trust in on chain capital markets. Top gainers of the day Velvet in at 48%. EGEN cloud or I think it's supposed to be engine cloud and I think we're supposed to call
it. I have been calling E gene uh because nobody spells engine like that. Anyways, 12.6% or maybe it's foreign. I don't know. DXC 10% [music] and Gito up 7%. Top loser of the day is SPX 6900. Plasma and Vinu token. I love to see Vinu token lose not because I don't like the project. I like to see Vinu token lose because I want to buy it cheap. That's what it is. Says, "I own more Luna C though and that's Ethereum classic." Am I thinking of the right thing? Didn't Ethereum classic have like a bunch of developers now and they were doing like a new blockchain? Am I thinking of something else? I'm not sure. I'm not sure if we're if I'm thinking of something else here. Let's go to analytics dashboard. Let's take a look at a couple of
things. And who knows? That Luna classic might be like buying Solana when it was 20 bucks. I think you're a little bit past that point, but it could go back down there. What are we going to do if Solana goes back to like $30? I think a lot of people will be aping into it then. You always think that, but like the amount of actual uh confidence and stuff like that when they're actually at the levels like when Solana was last at $20, there's not a lot of confidence. So, here we have blockchain networks by revenue. If you don't know blockworks.com, I don't have no affiliate link or anything like that. I don't even know if I have a link in the description. I would like to. Again, I was asking yesterday, "Who doesn't have a Coinbase account?" Had
that 50/51 attack. It was wild. Okay. I don't Are you talking about recently or a long time ago? I know the origin story of, you know, Ethereum Classic and Ethereum, that kind of thing. >> [music] >> Anyways, here is our earning revenues for the 17th. You're always going to be a day behind with a lot of this data here. Where's Bitcoin? And where's ETH? So, you're going to tell me that Tron made more money in revenue yesterday than Solana, than Ethereum, than HyperLiquid. What's up with that? Let's see what it was the day before. The day before like HyperLiquid was king. HyperLiquid's been making all the revenue. For anybody who doesn't know, HyperLiquid has been hyper-liquidating everybody and making a bunch of revenue. Um I just kind of made that up. Kamps says I don't have a Coinbase account,
I don't think. Well, you're a perfect candidate for my affiliate link in the description. Get you a Coinbase account. Here's why I really say that. I'mma be completely transparent. I don't even know what they give me. I'm sure they give me something for you signing up. It's just a regular affiliate that anybody could get, nothing special. Um they're crushing it with an all-in-one platform and all the stuff that they're rolling out. I just watched like a 2-hour thing presentation by them the other day and I was genuinely impressed. [music] As far as somebody who came in and said that they were going to evolve the financial system involving crypto and all the things that we love about crypto that we think [music] could be the future and they're really doing it. Like real tokenization. Like real tokenization of things
to the point that when you buy the tokenized, you get you get dividends. Where else do you get dividends for buying a tokenized stock? You don't. They're building the real vehicles for so many things. AI agents in the platform, [music] 24/7 financial advisor. Of course, it's going to be AI, but it it's going to know your specifics about your, [music] you know, money. AI agents that can scan for opportunities in the market. Trading perpetuals, like they're also a trading platform. They just have so much stuff and so many assets. >> [music] >> Um I know Twitter wants to be kind of that end-all, be-all, right? And I just [music] I don't know if they can. I don't know if they can beat Coinbase, man. Coinbase is so far ahead of the game. But who knows? I'm sure Elon's got
some connections, right? He's going to send everybody to another planet, so we it won't matter. Everybody's worried about cross-border payments. I'm coming to tell you about the next coin, intergalactic payments, bro. That's going to be XRP. And and XLM and Stronghold are going to merge into the universal crypto alliance, just like FET did, and then fade off into irrelevance and never be heard of again. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. I hope nobody's taking what I'm saying serious. Uh but, you know, who knows? Maybe I'm telling you the future. Let's move along. What I want to look at here, what I actually came to look at was these ETFs, inflows, outflows, that kind of jazz. Whoa, that is very zoomed in. All right, let's look at this. So, we're actually positive. Yesterday, we were not. This is for the
17th, so that was actually yesterday. We were positive. The day before, we were negative. I don't think we looked at yesterday. On the 15th, [music] we were positive, but just barely. Uh Bitcoin 22 million, ETH 11. Overall, we're up 48. A lot more in than out yesterday. So, what does that say? What does that say? We do have Today is a holiday, Juneteenth. Is that a real holiday? I don't even know what it's about. That shows you how much I pay attention to any holidays. At least I'm very consistent with it, right? It's not like I suddenly care about a holiday when it's my birthday or Father's Day. I I consistently don't care about holidays. I don't know. How do you feel about that? Should I care about holidays? Is that an important thing? Is Mother's Day important? I
don't know. How about your mother's birthday? Is that important? I don't know. I'm not Mormon. Oh, wait. No, no, Jehovah Witness. No, sorry. Jehovah Witness are the ones who aren't like allowed to have holidays, right? Wow, we got off into the weeds quickly here. I just wanted to see the crypto ETFs and uh entertain you guys. Let's roll over to our topics of the night, which is It's Striker says 60. Love that. Striker, don't don't forget to um you know, message me in Discord and I'll figure out how to make sure you get your money. Crypto is pretty big. We should be able to figure this out. I don't know where you're at. Keep it going though. I love I love running that chat up. Everybody, let me see what your favorite emoji is. What is your favorite emoji?
And I'll silently be judging if it's not one of my custom emojis [music] that I made with my own my own bare hands, sweat and blood. Um no, I'm just joking. What is your favorite emoji to use? What emoji do you use the most? What tokenization actually means. Tokenization is a process of representing ownership of an asset through blockchain-based tokens. The asset can be stocks, bonds, treasuries, you know, funds, real estate, commodities. If you don't know this, then you're not really looped into what an RWA is. And who knows? There could be a new person here. We always got [music] to keep in mind there could be a new person here. Takeaway here is that tokenization is >> [music] >> about ownership, moving all of that ownership onto digital rails. Why do institutions care? How is this in their
benefit? Well, institutions are interested because tokenization may improve settlement speed, market access, operational efficiency, transparency, and programmability. Somehow they're going to use this to, I don't know, dilute shares. Take away, the goal is not just crypto adoption. The goal is infrastructure ownership. I mean, improvement. Um What? Anyways, classroom visual. It's all jokes. It's all jokes. I should probably be serious when I'm trying to teach you guys something, but uh I'm I'm in a bit of I'm I'm on one today. What can I say? I'm just really glad to have my voice be somewhat normal. >> [music] >> Classroom visuals. Does my voice sound normal to you guys? Traditional assets have limited hours, multiple intermediary, slow transfer processes, and are of course far [music] less programmable. The tokenized version is every bit the opposite of all of those things. 24/7
blockchain settlement, faster [music] transa- uh transfer process, and more programmable. Tokenized stocks explained. So, for anybody who doesn't know, and remember, I believe that repetition is the father of learning. So, hearing something more than one time should not automatically equal you tune out cuz you never know when you're going to connect the dot that you weren't connecting before. Stay vigilant. Stay underground. Stay crypto. Tokenized stocks explained. A tokenized stock is a blockchain-based representation of an equity position. The concept, very simple. A child could understand it. Ownership becomes digitally transferable on blockchain rails. The takeaway here is that stocks remain stocks. They don't become crypto. They're still stocks. Stonks, as I like to call them. The rails underneath, that may change. How they move around and things like that, that might definitely change. Sugar Heart has a taco emoji. And
I haven't eaten today. So, the popcorn that Melissa put in there as the emoji not quite as enticing as that as that taco emoji. You really caught my attention there as I realized I haven't eaten today. Real world assets, RWAs, are traditional assets represented on chain. Of course, treasury products, real estate, private equities equ- uh private credits, equities, and commodities. RWAs connect traditional finance and crypto infrastructure. We're going somewhere here, guys. Just hold on. Why this could be a major crypto narrative, right? Well, we talked a lot about why stablecoins are the money layer and how they bring real adoption to crypto even though it's not something you're going to easily get in on because you're not necessarily buying something that's going to go up and down. They're going to make a lot of money on fees, and that's
great for them, I guess, if you're excited to cheer for them, USDT or USDC, but it's not like you can buy USDC and hope that it appreciates. Not like that one uh stablecoin on uh I think it's called like USDJ or something like that. It's on Tron. >> [music] >> And uh that thing goes 10x up and down all the time. Not my kind of stablecoin. DoorDash tokens would be nice. Okay. Is that a real thing? I don't I don't know if DoorDash has tokens, right? Still don't know how you can go a full day without realizing you haven't eaten. My alarms would be going off. All hands on pizza. Oh, man, it's been a stressful day, guys. You guys have no idea. I hide it well. I hide it well. Or so I Or so I tell myself.
So, yeah, [music] I just realized no, I have not eaten today. But, I did get over 15,000 steps even though I'm sick, and that is why it's important. I'll be eating something at some point. Maybe. Why this could be a major crypto narrative though is because many narratives depend on speculation. Tokenization depends on utility. And remember RWAs are already assets people believe in. So it's not a huge jump to get them over to a tokenized version of it. The value proposition is easier to explain. Make ownership easier again. I mean, make ownership easier to move, verify, and integrate into digital systems. Make ownership easy again. Anybody? Anybody get it? RWAs may be one of the strongest utility stories. So strong utility stories, strong rails with uh stablecoins. I think we have something here that we can really make sure
crypto blockchain technology I should really say never goes away and is always used. The thing is will we benefit from it with all the stuff that we've already been speculating on? That is the big question. Asset broker custodian settlement network to owner. This is the traditional finance asset to broker custodian [music] who holds it settlement network to owner. Tokenized finance. So that's five. This is [music] three. Asset blockchain rails owner. Done. So the risk here. Tokenization isn't magic. In case you thought maybe this was Hogwarts. The question remains regulation, custody, issuers, right? [music] Got to have trust in those. Market structure, liquidity, investor protect protections, uh what happens when you have so many shares and they decide to dilute the stock for the 1700th time? This is why I hate stocks. Uh critics urge major changes require careful oversight
and clear roles. Did I let that slip? Um the opportunity is huge, but so are the challenges, and this is why you don't have tokenized stocks everywhere already. Another thing about tokenized stocks that I don't know if if I have in my notes here is that it really expands the exposure. Just like stablecoins expand the exposure, I don't know if you've heard about some of the rumors of how we could get rid of our debt in America by just making the exposure to the dollar so global that a lot of people use it over their own their own currency, and that takes our debt and then uh dilutes it [music] out to the entire globe, and maybe we can single-handedly pay for all the debt in America. [music] Now, if you don't live in America, that probably sounds terrible.
If you live in America, sounds great. But, same thing with RWAs and tokenization is there's a lot more exposure, meaning more money can flow in from markets that would normally be isolated. The bigger picture, stablecoins made money programmable. >> [music] >> Tokenization tries to make ownership programmable. That is a much bigger idea than most people realize. We could scream this stuff from the top of our lungs. Uh it would mostly be me losing my voice, and nobody would listen. The final takeaway, the long-term vision is not simply crypto replaces finance. It's finance becoming increasingly on-chain and evolving into something that actually works for all of us and not an elite few people. Did we really do this show in an hour? How is that even possible? What's up, everybody? Anybody awake out there? Ooh, Striker Hart has tea or
coffee. Either one of those would be great right now. Where do we go from here? I was for a long time really enjoying doing like the uh the doom scroll. Got to go to latest cuz I think it's funny. You go to hashtag on crypto and like the top ones, they're all BitBoy. Like just straight up, like all BitBoy. Um and that really just tells you how big of a mark he had, hate him or love him. They're also like from 2024. Some of them 2025. You got to go to latest here. I do enjoy this doom scroll when it's not just like one shill after another. It'd be like the same thing they're shilling, you know? It'd be like just like 400 people shilling the same thing. It really ruins it. Finding where the money builds. Striking heart,
that's very intelligent. Finding where the money builds. I like that. I can tell why you're in this in this community. Campsis says, "What's up?" So, uh Campsis, don't sleep on that Coinbase account. I'm telling you, Coinbase is pretty awesome. You know that Coinbase has a card that gives you either 4 or 5% [music] back in Bitcoin? It's pretty amazing. Uh I think it's going to I think it's 4% right now. They're going to make it 5% when they fully roll it out. It's still being rolled out. You can I think only apply if you're a crypto or uh a base one member, which is like their premium. It's like $30 a month or something. They probably raised it on me. Anyways, here is a chart on Beat. Trying to give off his Telegram community. See if we can find
anything that really matters in here. This guy with this name, Wei Wang. Poor Wei Wang. Resigns from Ethereum Foundation leadership. It's really hard not to laugh at my own joke. Sparking questions about future direction. Oh, no. What are we going to do without the Wei Wang? This shake-up could All right. All right. All all Could impact Ethereum's development. Oh, no. And community trust. Who is going to trust Ethereum Foundation without Wei Wang? Will new leadership steer Ethereum towards growth? Share your thoughts. Please. Please, guys. Please come share your thoughts here. Um No idea why I'm in such a joking mood. Uh maybe when you have a rough day uh you sing a sad song just to turn it around. Is that Is that how that goes? Ethereum set new records in quarter [music] one with 13.2 million active users.
Transaction volume hitting yeah, 200 million. Now, when Ethereum eventually well, a long time ago, did their overhaul, switched to proof of stake, maybe it was the next thing [music] after that. They became deflationary for all of my understanding of it. I don't think that's changed at all. So, it would take some time even by the numbers even by the numbers that we were crunching back then. Um it would take some time for that deflationary nature of Ethereum to really show. I do think that it was like what? Like five or six years and now it's been like three. So, that could be a huge catalyst that a lot of people are sleeping on and don't know anything about. ETH has gotten cheaper, absolutely. And thank goodness that it has to move, but it gets annoying when it doesn't follow
BTC when it went to an all-time high. Yeah, you're telling me, man. I don't own any Bitcoin. And uh I do have some [music] Ethereum. And I was really hoping that we were going to do something there. I had bought I always tell myself 1,900. It's probably like 1850, 1900 right around there is when I bought some Ethereum. And so, now we're underwater. And I think we're going lower, which is good. I'll buy some more. I do believe that Ethereum will be relevant. It's the number two crypto. If it fades from all irrelevance, all relevance, said better, um then we're in trouble for the market here. Prediction markets are facing increased regulatory scrutiny. I don't like prediction [music] markets. I think there's just another way to steal all of your money. Uh people were getting way too way too
dialed in on how they're taking all your money uh from all the other ways that they're taking all your money. [music] The rich are so extremely rich for a reason, guys. Centrifuge is launching tokenized [music] US Treasuries. That's a big deal. Centrifuge. Centrifuge comes up quite a bit here lately. CLO is another one I've got a lot of people talking [music] about. guys brought it up several time. Shrekna heart brings up some really interesting stuff. I can tell he's a real crypto, real crypto guy. Like he knows what he's talking about. Or he's got a lot of skin in the game. Not saying you don't know what you're talking about, but that you've been around a while. Was the point I was trying to make. Wasn't so eloquent. Uh Bitcoin's growth on stack. Yeah, I like this uh doom
scroll. This is going well today versus a lot of days where it's just like some scam for somebody's Telegram group over and over and over. Fake platform with blocked withdrawals targeting investors. Yep, users see fake balances but can't cash out. Sounds like a lot of those prop firms. Don't sell your XRP. Become your own private bank. Okay. I mean, just cuz they said so, I'm not going to sell my XRP. So, thank God I saw that post today. Another day farming this coin that you've never heard of. Very exciting stuff. Is this a dashboard where you can't cash out? Sometimes I really do find some really interesting stuff in this doom scroll. Investors are increasingly recognizing the value of tokenization. Hey, they should come to the underground crypto deep dive show where that's what we talked about today. With
top tokens surging in the past [music] week. So, we're seeing RWAs pump. Let's go look at our RWA market. As a category. There we go. So, trending SpaceX. Okay. So, not just RWA blockchains and stuff, but actual RWA assets. Yeah, I'm I'm sure. What did Can somebody tell me Can somebody tell me uh what was the price of SpaceX when they actually did the live IPO? Like when it was first available to buy, not through some kind of you know, secondary market for lack of better [music] words. Camsta says, "Should be more like don't sell it Don't sell your XRP, ride [music] it to zero." So, Camsta's out. He's out on the XRP. Camsta is not a fan of the XRP. I'm writing that down. I'm writing [music] that down. Striker heart says, "No idea." All right. It's worth
a shot. I'm sure ChatGPT could tell me. Good old ChatGPT. You don't have to argue with your wives anymore. You You're really arguing with ChatGPT. Um Figure He Lock, XLM, these are all RWAs. I really just wanted to see top gainers and what's trending. Rise. Rise is crushing it. I saw it move, but I just don't remember. I stack XRP and ADA. Oh, I got some conflict in the chat. Campster thinks it's going to zero. Strugahart says he's stacking it and ADA. I have both. >> [music] >> I have so I have I have both of those coins and I hope that they're going to do well. Cardano's a hard one. Who would have thought I would ever be more bullish on XRP than Cardano? Couldn't have told me that 4 years ago. Or maybe you could have. Does
anybody remember when XRP was 20 cents? You're still up if you [music] bought then. Let's see if there's any news for today. Give me all relevant current news for today. Let's do our news breakdown here and see if there's anything worth looking at. We will come back to that. Still messing with this RollerCoin game just a little bit. I haven't seen Reliable J in a while. I need to reach out to him. >> And again, thank you to Melissa for the super sticker. Shall we send super stickers? Oh, you send super chats, too. What am I talking about? But I really appreciate the super chat. It's been a long time since we hit our goal on the [music] super chats. That's how you know you are in a bear market. I set the thing too high for chat GPT.
Now it is trying to do the most excellent job it's ever done on the news ever. The Greek jelly, welcome in, welcome in. Does anybody remember when Cardano was damn near three bucks? I do. I do actually remember that. Those were the days. Those were the days, weren't they? Too bad I didn't buy it at like three pennies like a lot of people did. I wasn't in at that point. All right, here's our rundown. We're not going to talk so much about Bitcoin [music] price cuz we started the stream with a chart. Bitcoin and Ethereum slide after Fed turns hawkish. Did you know the Fed was hawkish? Bitcoin and ETH sold off after the Federal Reserve held rates steady, but signaled that it was more worried about inflation than growth. There's takeaway. The Iran deal helps stocks, but the
Fed hurt crypto more. It's all they've done so far. Everybody was really uh hoping this new guy was going to be amazing. I wouldn't I wouldn't count him out just yet, >> [music] >> right? Sounds like he's literally still hiring people on teams. But it'll be really interesting to see what they do in the next 6-7 months. Crypto positioning is defensive and thin. Marax Annelise told CoinDesk. So, this guy told another guy that crypto market positioning is now defensive and thin after Fed meeting. Derivative data shows traders are hedging for more downside with rising demands for short-dated put options. If you like that kind of stuff, if you're into that kind of stuff, there those put options. Bitcoin and ETH ETF flip back to outflows. Even though we saw yesterday it was inflows. So, today they're back to outflows.
Prediction markets are getting more bearish on Bitcoin and Ethereum. I mean, how could they be more bearish? What do they think it's going to zero? US agencies propose bank-style customer ID rules for stablecoins. The Federal Reserve, Treasury, all these other different people are pushing a proposed rule under the Genius Act that would require stablecoin issuers to verify customer identity in a similar way to banks and brokerage. That probably means anybody anywhere who's allowing you to use a stablecoin. That's going to be really annoying. The proposal includes identity verification, record keeping, and checks against government lists of known or suspected terrorists. That's probably the only positive out of any of it. >> [music] >> The SEC tokenized stock framework is still a major market structure story. So, Reuters reported that the SEC is preparing an innovative exemption that could let
crypto companies offer blockchain-based versions >> [music] >> of traditional stocks in the US, right? For Coinbase, Robinhood, Kraken, and other firms like that. Anybody see in Illinois they they put like a crypto tax on businesses? It's disgusting. Those people should be ashamed of themselves. Will ADA ever go back to $3? It would be nice. I do think it will. But I'm not putting a time frame on that. I believe it will. But you might have to wait 20 years. Which I am prepared to do. Coinbase is pushing a harder into the [music] everything exchange model. Yes. A lot of news around Coinbase, right? Coinbase news very important. Coinbase's latest system update is still one of the biggest stories of the week. Have you heard of it? Do you have a Coinbase account? That when you this stuff is big.
Yeah, I live in Illinois. It's gross. Yeah, it really is. Uh I don't know who the heck they think they are uh or why they felt the need to do that. Just to steal more money from a business. Like businesses put money in crypto, they make money, crypto goes up, they make more money, and they just they just so all these governments are so terrified that somebody's going to make a dollar and they're not going to get a piece of it for doing nothing to earn it. Don't get me started. Ethereum Foundation loses another key leader, Wei Wang. Wei Wang [music] is no longer at the Ethereum Foundation. I know he's probably one of your top picks here. I know you had him [music] in your fantasy uh crypto foundation board that you have sitting on your desk, I'm
sure. Let's see. Fellow co-executive director marks the latest in a string of high-profile Ethereum Foundation exits. Oof. What does that mean? Does that mean there's something a a bit more wrong with Ethereum than we know. What is the real story? I want to hear from Wing Wang himself. I don't really want to hear from these third parties. And then they say high-profile Ethereum Foundation exits. How many of them were there? Cuz they talk about Mr. Uh Wee Wang, but they don't talk about any of these other people. So, was there really a lot of other ones? It was like one other guy, right? The janitor left and that guy, and they're trying to make it sound like there's a bunch of them. Capital B shareholders approve up to 120 billion in Bitcoin financing capacity. Coin teleprompter, which is not
known for being the most honest, in my opinion, reported that I mean, we're talking about news outlets, so right? Reported that shareholders of France-listed Bitcoin Treasury company's Capital B approved authorization allowing company to raise up to 105 billion euros to fund future Bitcoin purchases. Okay, that sounds like a very different story here. Strategy preferred stock sinks low, below par. They don't like what's going on. Didn't they they just bought a ton of crypto. I don't know who's mad about it. Crypto stocks finish mostly high, even while Bitcoin falls. Investors are rotating out of crypto into AI infrastructure. It's not surprising. Alchemy's AI agent card gets access to Visa payments. That's actually probably a big deal. Product gives AI agent identity and payment capabilities. That X402 protocol, when Coinbase did their, you know, 2-hour, you know, roll out of everything
they're doing for their all-in-one exchange, they they mentioned X402 protocol. So, I don't think that's going anywhere. You might want to pick a coin in X402 protocol that you like. Uh maybe OpenServe. That one was a good pick so far. Algorand announces post-quantum security roadmap. Algorand needs anything to stay, you know, in the limelight because I haven't heard anybody excited about Algorand since 2021. The news where Underground Crypto gives you all of his hot takes. CME plans to sue the CFTC over perpetual futures approval. Yeah, nobody cares about that. Malta is exploring whether parts of DeFi should fall under the MICA. Just what? Another government financial regulation trying to grab it from somebody else who is regulating it. They all argue. It's like the SEC in the What is it? FOMC? No, that's a meeting. What is the other
one? It's the FEC. Ah, it's not coming to mind. There's another one that regulates crypto in America. I should know it. I would most days. Bybit added to Singapore's MAS investor alert list. Bybit has been added to Singapore Monetary Authority Investor Alert List. The list flags entities that may be wrongly perceived as licensed or regulated by MAS when they are not. It's uh it's Bybit's move. Let's see what they do. Ex-Celsius CEO, Alex, receives a formal CFTC ban. Seems fair. I mean, you saw what happened to Celsius. That seems fair. It's like having Sam Bankman-Fried get a pardon. Anybody? Anybody see that? [music] I don't think he will. I don't see any reason why the president would feel like he needed to pardon him. [music] It definitely wouldn't be positively received. You know, a lot of those pardons and
stuff have to do with politics, and I don't think that'd be very positively received. Bitcoin market cap has fallen sharply. Yep, FTX oh, linked campaign finance charges are moving forward. So, somebody's wife will face campaign finance charges after judge rejected her bid to dismissal. Not exactly giant news. And Moody's credit rating on Solana remains an institutional tokenization story. Interesting interesting stuff. Well, that kind of concludes our show for the night. Which is probably good that I don't overstrain the voice. The voice is not giving out, so I think I'm finally out of the territory where I have to worry about that. Let us Let us hope. Anybody else got sick recently? Seems like there was quite a few people around me, and I don't mean in my immediate household, cuz obviously those people were sick. Uh but it seems
like a lot of people have been have been sick with this whatever this thing is. Very weird. It's like not the the most overwhelming virus, but it just like never goes away. It's been forever now. It's like been over a week. I'm used to be If I do get sick, I'm used to being sick for like 24 hours, if [music] that. This one has been really strange. And it's strange as like you lose your voice, it comes back, and then you lose it again, and then you're fine for a day, and then you have like a new symptom for 2 days, and that goes away, and then you get like a new symptom for like another day and a half. It's just weird. It's like It's like five sicknesses rolled up as like one sickness. I don't know. Very
strange. Keep an eye on that. Read between the lines. If you know what I am saying. And of course, shout out to all my undergrounders. I apologize that the market has been rough. It's not my fault. It just always sucks. Yo, what is going on? I can't can't get through here. Weird. And also, I apologize. Uh being sick slowed me down a little bit. I appreciate everybody coming to the stream when we have a stream. I don't think there's going to be many more delays in our regular permitted schedule from here on out. This is Chainers, if you don't know that. There's a link in the description. There's a link to Coinbase in the description. I do believe that Coinbase is going to be the crypto everything app. I have no idea how it wouldn't be. And uh I
even like what Coinbase has done with what was previously like their Web3 app. It's more Web3. It was like their Web3 wallet, then they integrated all of that stuff directly into Coinbase. But they kept the app and they gave it like a home. It's like a place where you can actually use a lot of Web3 products on your phone very easily through Coinbase one or through Coinbase's, you know, Web3 app. Good stuff. If you like using your phone, I like using my computer for things, not my phone. [music] And uh I almost feel like I'm going to get on there and see what their fees are for perpetuals and stuff. Maybe when I get back to trading, I'll use a little bit of Coinbase. I like Weeks a lot. But maybe, you know, some of their their fees are
a little high. The thing is, when you're it's for small people, right? If you're trading with a thousand dollars, their fees are really not that bad. If you're trading with 50 bucks, their their fees will, you know. And it's not [music] just them. Not trying to say anything about Weeks, really. A lot of exchanges are like that. Honestly, if you only got a little bit of money to play around with, not even sure you should really be trading. But that's my personal opinion. You do as you want with your money cuz I am not a financial advisor. That was a risky move. I wasn't even at a thousand yet. Said no, I haven't been sick in a while, thank goodness. Now, before this, I hadn't been sick in like I think a couple of years if I remember correctly.
Nothing significant. I haven't been sick like this long. Like 12 years, 15 years, something like that. And again, it's really annoying cuz it's like enough to really make you feel like you don't have enough energy to do stuff. It's enough to make you feel like uh you know, you can't do things, especially when you don't have a voice and you're live streamer. Uh but other than that, it's just annoying. It's not like a lot of I've been sick where, you know, like you're you're in bed for 3 days, right? You don't even know that it's been 3 days. Anybody else? It's not It's not that bad. Just enough to inconvenience you greatly. Which is almost not a good thing in my opinion because that means people will still go to work. Shout out to your favorite restaurant where your
next meal will probably come with whatever is going around. Says I still keep an eye on Bonk. Bonk is interesting. Is Bonk about to run up? Says Melissa. It's a good question. I've gotten sick each year starting back since 2015. Very interesting. The one thing that I always contributed to the fact that I didn't get sick very often was nicotine. Uh for those who don't know, a very odd relationship with nicotine. I have quit many times and then smoked for years and quit many times. Years, like multiple years of not having any cigarettes and then going back and I don't know. I I honestly didn't get sick a lot or ever when I had nicotine. And then I saw there were reports. The reason why I'm bringing this up is because there were reports about nicotine when it came
to that worldwide event that was also a virus. And you should look at it. If [music] you can find it, shouldn't be too hard to find. It's not that hard buried. I saw it the other day. But um it it had it really put nicotine in a positive light. I think nicotine is very good for that stuff. Yes, you were in the underground crypto hangout section of the night. So, we're chilling at this point. The show and all the things that we needed to do they got done. We did them. Due diligence. Daily effort. And again, if I haven't asked you, smash that like button for me. Coffee helps, but I still get sick. Hey, I'll be drinking coffee, that's for sure. I like my espresso though. I've been having to settle [music] for like store-bought espresso. Need to
buy an espresso maker, that's for sure. Buying coffee out can be expensive, but imagine if you buy if you drink multiple coffees a day. And it gets really expensive. And that is no bueno. And this is Sunflower Market. I mess with it pretty heavily, honestly. Just because check out this uh real life market, right? Real real token. It's It's actually real, right? It's a real crypto token. You can actually earn a little bit. I don't have much. I've earned a a 1.7 of it, right? But I don't play this game very much. And look at this, this Grink's Hammer goes for like $3,500. This Paw Aura, it goes for $1,700. This uh Crimstone Spike Hair, it's worth about $1,400, $1,400, $1,200. And I'm sure there's more. These are whale traders, right? That is quite a bit of money. And
again, if, you know, $1,200 is 17,000 and I have 1.7, you do the math. I don't have very much money so far, but it is interesting that there's real in-game economy and that some of these high-level items are worth a lot of money. Now, come over here, you'll see when people reach level 100 and high levels and stuff, but you also see when people buy stuff. Purchases Lava Swimwear for 11,000 flowers. We could just do a little bit of math, if uh roughly, cuz I'm not actually going to do the math. It was probably like five, six hundred bucks that they spent on that swimwear. So, there's some there's some big people out here spending some big money on this stuff. Thought my character had disappeared. That's why I like stuff like this. There's a possibility to earn. You're
going to play a game, right? Um I don't have time to play real video games cuz I'm way too busy. But I just need something that I can easily click around with and stuff. It's somewhat entertaining and has a potential for some real money. That's what I like. And then this this game is very like alive, like, right? There's a town hall in 2 minutes. There's always something going on, a special event or something, their Discord is popping. So, it's also nice to be a part of like a gaming community that's really busy. I haven't really dived into it as much as some people. I remember ReliableJ is the one who turned me on to this and [music] that's a weird way to phrase that, isn't it? He's the one who told me about this. Let's put it that
way. And so, he uh he knows a lot more about it than I do. And he's also much higher level than I am. Now, I'm going to do some fishing. We can get some items. I've been slowly upgrading here. If this is not your jazz, then I don't know what to tell you. This is the end of the show. I do feel my voice getting a little rough. I'm going to I'm going to put off the members-only live stream probably till Monday. It's a lot of talking. It says, "What game is this?" This is Sunflower Land. There is a link in the description. And uh I find it to be a lot of fun. What can I say? I'm not going to lie. It's simple enough, but has enough going on that it's not boring, right? Cuz there's a
lot of games where the whole game would be like that first part where you just like sit on an island and grow like some plants. It's a lot of games that that's all they would be. This has got a lot more going on and it's very active. So, hit that uh hit that link. It's an affiliate link, I guess. I I don't really know honestly what what what all it entails. I should I I know I say that a lot. A lot of the affiliate links I I don't really know what what they give me because they're not amazing. I don't know if you know, a lot of these big streamers, their affiliate links are very different, very different from the ones that you get um normally from somewhere. Ooh, I caught a crab. What did I just get?
All right, I'm out of shovels. I've never participated in this before. It looks like a lot of fun. Not going to lie, it does. Strega Heart says, "Thanks again. Later, everyone." Uh we're about to hop off. Thanks for being here as always. I'll see you tomorrow, I hope. Same same good time, 8:30 p.m. New York time. And whatever that is for you. I am going to hop off and be glad that I didn't run out of voice today. Shout out to all my undergrounders. Thank you for the super chats. Shout out to Strega Heart. I think he already left. Uh he should message me on Discord. And when I get off Camstow, I'm going to I'm going to send that to you, I promise. Other than that, have a great night. Stay underground. Stay crypto. Think long-term. I got
to think of all of my slogans. Didn't know there was like a hair of my green screen not showing. I I don't know what's going on with that. Maybe I need to put it a hair higher. Anyways, it was really nice spending some time with the community. I really needed it today, that's for sure. Going to go get some food. Underground crypto out.
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