Hello, hello, hello, hi soul.

How are you, brother?

What it do? What it do? What it do?

Yep. Good morning. How are you? How you been? Been awhile.

And it seems like you're busy working a lot.

Man ohh man.

Yeah.

Yes indeed. I'm trying to stay as busy as possible, man.

Yeah, are you?

Is he's got a lovely be.

Of course, always right.

Do you have sometimes to kind of stay around or you are you gotta go to work today?

I think, I think, I I think I can kick it into space for a while.

OK. OK. Well I sent you know you're a co-host so you can actually take a lead on if you wanted to take some lead and I happy to actually kind of let you continue. You could talk talk about whatever the topic you want to pick on because what the basically today I haven't bring anybody in you could be the one. And So what we do is we're going to give other people to other people a chance to share their.

Share their project about project.

So.

So if anybody knew, um, you know, wants to kind of launch the project.

Since we are not going on alpha, we're gonna be able to actually.

Help them launch.

So that's the topic and you kind of, you know, if you want to, I mean like you can step in and help, you know, get them on speakers and let them talk and we'll go from there. What do you think?

That sounds phenomenal. I'ma go ahead and tweet the space as well.

Retweet it and invite some people to come through.

Get it?

Morning.

I love that man. Let's do it. And uh, so how's it going? Tell me what? What's all happening in your world?

You said.

I said, uh, so tell me what's all going on? I know you're busy working, so on the other hand.

I also got quiet in a yesterday and day before yesterday I was in New York, went to a fintech.

I'll watch and see what's happening in that world, but you know it.

I'm trying to kind of also bring the alpha lunch together. We have a.

Uh, the firm data actually kind of confirmed it in between 15 to 20th. So he didn't give, he gave me a window, Dave, a 15 to 20th. So once up there we, we see everything comes on our hand, everything kind implemented, then we're going to pick a date and we're going to pick a date and kind of do the launch on the alpha side.

Yeah.

OK, for sure.

So somewhere between the 15th and the 20th.

Yeah, 1528. So you know, I'm. I'm actually shooting around 28 because you know how that goes. They always the promise. He never promised me anything right now but.

Window 5 days. So because he had to depend on other people, they're kind of lacking.

The work.

Um, the development side of it. And a lot of they're, they're so busy.

So yeah, those, uh, five days actually, we have on our hand and we will have access to it and everything should be done with the two chains.

So we're ready to actually run role.

And then we can actually get on the page and move on.

OK.

Yeah, then we can actually talk to and after the, you know, alpha launch and I'm going to come to Atlanta, we're gonna join together and help all of the other people on board. We're going to have like a meetings and I also want you to join.

ABC. I'm gonna send you the link for them, OK? ABC is the Atlanta blockchain community. It's there. He's a developer, actually. He's got a group of people.

They're trying to kind of kind of, you know, create a community and develop.

So, you know, we we're gonna we're gonna meet up there and you know meet a lot of people and then as well as present yourself and your people lack of spread the word, you know what I mean? Like they're locals.

So it's gonna be good for you.

I'll take you there. Actually, when I'm there. When I'm going there, I'll give you the invitation. You can come with me.

That sounds phenomenal.

Looking forward to it. Um, on my end. I've just. I've been working on music and.

I've been getting back into the studio to work on some more.

New projects are supposed to be coming out.

Also.

As far as this.

Working on visuals and.

Trying to stay busy, I've also been able to develop some of that technology that I was talking about as far as like the tap functions and being able to share like NFT's and incorporate like, you know, the NFT's into like merch and stuff like that. So right now it's in a set of prototyping Phase I haven't exactly polished it to.

Exactly where I'd like it to be, but the prototyping phase right now is is functional and I like the way that it works. I'd like to pretty much just build upon it and.

Just adding utility to the token whenever we can.

Meant it, you know. So I guess I'm just prepared. Just getting more stuff ready for the minting day.

Are you promoting it to your community?

Yeah, we actually did a listening party.

Last I think it was last month.

Yeah, I think it was last month. We did like a listening party for the single that I dropped on my birthday and.

The I've been promoting the music more so because it hasn't. There hasn't been a.

You.

I think it was a request.

That.

Until the Alpha state was complete, not to.

Drive too much traffic to it.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I know. Uh, that's uh, that's right. Uh, you know, we we wanted to kind of wait and once that is comes on picture, then I I'm, I'm gonna take it really full pledge, you know, we will have more people interacting with us.

So yeah, and we will try to do that with the other people around us as well. You know, we have to onboard all of the people already on it.

And then, you know, we can kind of get them to come and try us out.

For sure, yes, Sir.

And I recently just invested.

And to a new work computer, something happened with the discrepancy with the.

Uh, huh.

The motherboard though for some reason.

OK.

They said I bought, I mean I bought it, but now they're saying that it's not gonna be available until like late January. And so like I'm debating about like.

There's the just canceling it and seeing it was like a Black Friday deal on a it was like a pretty good Black Friday deal. But now they're telling me that I'm not gonna be able to get it until like late January for some reason.

OK.

That's not good.

Get it all.

Yeah.

And I've been last night.

It was last night. I think it was last night. We celebrated a friend of mine's birthday.

He had.

And Brian was actually over there. He painted live his. His painting was actually phenomenal. He actually did the painting he did was actually really good. Really, really good.

OK.

We're looking to integrate all of these people into the Metaverse and.

Umm.

Feel like.

Automating these systems and you know, having these discussions and having these classes is going to be critical and.

Hi.

I'm feeling it. I'm loving it. I liked when, you know, even when the previous website was up and running, I not even the website like the Centaurus, you know, when it was up and running. I like the I like the way that it looked, you know, I like the I like the tokens. It was very it was very cool to use.

Yeah 88 you know um, um right now the IT it has a similar look but you know we're gonna have a more features you know that that will be actually integrate and on the back end where we where we lost was.

There was a lot of setup was not right with the previous people. So you know, that's where we need to reset all of the stuff. That's why I kind of got you know stop everything and resetting and and bringing it back together.

Yeah.

No.

They got a I've been invited to a handful of events they got going on. I've even actually I've made a I made A tag for the Centaurus as well, I made a digital tag for the Centaurus.

Using the cards that you love.

That's awesome, man. You did you send it to me? Have I seen it?

Um, no. I'm gonna send it to you on Instagram. I'm gonna send it to you on Instagram.

OK. OK. I know you're big on Instagram. Yeah, sure.

Man, I just hit 5000 on Instagram, man. Crazy man.

That.

That's awesome, man.

The next thing is I'm going to be able to qualify. I'm gonna be able to qualify for for my for my verification badge on Instagram. So that's the next thing.

Yeah.

Sure, definitely don't forget to actually tag me in or send me that.

Uh, slide and then I'll look at it and we can kind of share it, but I wanted to welcome a stream. Hi, stream, how are you? You are you up to speak to me? Are you going to be the listener today?

Hello.

Peace. Family.

Peace, peace. Welcome Man, welcome man.

You go, man.

Good. Good Sir, how are you? Um, I have a.

Not too bad.

Good.

I have a soul up here. Soul is one of the first artist actually he uh he supports Centaurus with with with full of his heart and himself and you know he's from Atlanta, GA He's a singer and a songwriter, composer. So yeah he's coasting today but I appreciate you being here stream thank you and let's kind of keep rolling today our project today our goal is to actually kind of whoever.

Comes there and you know let them share their project and see you know if they need any help or if if we could kind of on board them or you know any aspect of actually with their project development, uh, you know if we could help.

We're gonna try to.

Cool. Yeah. I can't hang out too long. I've gotta run my wife down to the car dealership. She just bought herself a new car, so I gotta deal with that.

Um, but I I mean, for me, I think one of the things that I just kind of, I'm trying to wrap my head around is I want the path of least resistance to somebody's money. So whether that's Fiat or crypto or whatever it is, building my website and building a marketplace and all that other stuff, I build it myself, you know, that's a lot of work, of course. So I, you know, and of course you have to use marketplaces where eyeballs are and all that other stuff.

And I just, you know, I just want to know like how an exchange like said Taurus fits in where when you have open seas and super rares and you know, all that other stuff like if I if I built a website and used Centaurus as the exchange, that wouldn't necessarily be the worst thing in the world. But then I wouldn't have the eyeball. I just, I don't know, there's so many questions I have about, you know, what an exchange can do for for you or why you would use it versus something else.

That is uh definitely awesome you know a way to see things around and that's a great question for us. See. Yeah it is definitely you know just to keep the things in in in prospective of actually what I am you know I am I I am bringing a specialization of actually staying peer-to-peer you know all of these.

Um, platforms they have, you know, the way they handle it is they actually have a control.

Anything could go wrong. That's one of the key points actually I am trying to give the freedom to you know, the client who comes there and deal with the Centaurus platform. We wouldn't be actually you know it's some I I wanted to keep it 100% non custodial.

And Umm, you know, as you connect with your plan, you know, wallet and you, you dare to do your business and when you're gone, you're gone. So your assets are going to be go with you and that is the goal. That is the kind of, you know, everything around I'm building and keeping it together is to give you guys a freedom. I don't want to keep any of the controls. When you come in, you do your business and you go away. That is my kind of general idea of goal.

To give you, uh, you know, access to Centaurus, but uh, you know, that is where I differ from all of the platforms. On top of that, you know, we have a small differences. We're providing the same services, but also we're giving the security where you're not going to have to worry about when you leave.

I mean, I guess like, OK, so you say it's peer-to-peer. When you say that, what do you mean? Because I understand peer-to-peer pretty well, but in this context, how is that, how are you different from like, OK, so you're an exchange?

So Super rare foundation, whatever is a marketplace and you're also a marketplace. So by using Centaurus, one thing I can do is cross chain stuff, right?

Yes, we have a a multi chain. The chains are going you, you, you don't have to run into a you know go to another platform to interact with another chain.

Right.

T's those, those things were available on the, you know, open sea right now. Open T has them too. But the way they actually interact in between, it's really, really hard, you know, you have to jump through the hoops kind of going into, you know.

Jumping onto each chain is going to be like a you changing a lot of things and you clicking these clicking that our interaction is going to be one click. You know you go, you just kinda you can switch the chain and then you will be switching your wallet and then you're ready to go. Those are you know small interactions and also while we are you know jumping to one chain to other chain.

We're using the separate smart contracts where you wouldn't have to worry about wrapping a token or would you wouldn't have to worry about abridges. So it's going to be a straightforward thing.

But other platforms, you know, that's a technical side of explaining. And the other part forms has you know, they wrapped the tokens and you can, you know you. That's where actually they kind of create a bridge in between.

And that there is a wonder ability right there and also you're going to have to like one, you know you're spending limit on all of that stuff is comes in the picture. You give access to both chains while you're jumping from one to other. Those are the kind of things actually we're paying attention on. So technical, technical part of the you know interaction is going to be easier and safer with the Centaurus.

It makes sense.

Yeah, I mean from a technical perspective, it does. I try to, I'm, you know, I've, I've been, I've been at the top of the mountain and I've been at the bottom of the mountain, technologically speaking. And I tried to step outside of myself and think about things from a pure business standpoint as far as target markets, market sizes, different things like that. The crypto space itself in general, right now I look to things like DC, you know, that did the Batman cowl and it was three 300 bucks Fia

I'm assuming it was something like, you know, enter your Ethereum address here or whatever when you bought it or whatever, and that was, you know, got you your NFT. But I just, I want the absolute path of least resistance to that person's money. I mean, you know, that that is the problem and and if we're talking about, excuse me, if we're talking about a.

A space like a, you know, crypto Twitter.

You discuss things differently. You talk about things differently. You deal with things differently. You're talking about my mom or my brother or you know, other people, just general people in the world who have been on boarded slowly onto the web over a 20 year period. The idea that all this stuff is just going to turn on and work for different chains and on board people by the millions and all this stuff. I don't see it. What I see is the big boys coming in with their solutions and just kind o

Call it things like that. You know we'll we'll kind of happen and I just, I don't, I want to, from a business standpoint, I wanted to use a service that's good. I want to use a service that you know is easy. I want to use a service that is more independent from the big boys for sure. And I don't mind, you know, hitching my wagon to certain smaller stars. But there has to be a reason you know. And it's like if I'm going to build my website, if I'm going to do all the work and put together woo com

You know, at that point, should I just do a connect wallet plug-in and call it a day, right?

I don't know. That's. I mean I'm, I'm not saying I don't know what the answer is. Like I've been in this space for two years. I haven't found a good solution to anything I want to do. So I'm just going to kind of roll the dice with my Fine Arts site and do some experimentation to see what I feel works for me, you know, in that kind of situation. And then because when we're moving towards our bigger projects with stream catcher and, you know, project them too and all that, that's a huge project t

Gotcha. So it's uh, you know the big boys talk is actually in when they come in the picture of course you know they have a they have every which way advantage over small guys but you know that is that is the reason why this is the whole concept of actually.

You know crypto transfers and in using the blockchains is came in the picture.

To take away a heavier have the little guy have a little freedom. They can do whatever they can.

To keep themselves together instead of giving the big guy all all the, you know, all they have and they have to use them. I think that's kind of that's where the difference is. You know, we are going to have, even though they come, we will have a room for us to actually do what we need to do with the tools we have on the blockchain.

Well, see, for me as as the little guy, I I think maybe the approach needs to be thought of differently because you're to me right now. Hold on, just.

Sorry to clear my throat to me.

What you're doing to me as a business person, as a business owner is you're adding another link in the chain. I have to add the Centaurus link into my chain, right? So if I do that.

That's increasing my complexity but if you were to offer a different solution that would kind of be kind of maybe add a little change you know link in the chain but not really would be like a plug in. So like Stripe you know like woo commerce being a plugin for WordPress they take their cut right? So everything could be in in in there. You wouldn't. You wouldn't even really need to build that much in UI or anything else. You just need the hooks that would hook into your exchange that would allow

Either you know on your website, either Fiat or in a crypto and it would be a seamless thing. I mean I already have a plug in right now on one of my ecommerce sites that you can pay in Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, whatever and it's seamless.

So, you know, connecting that to an exchange or a marketplace and then you mirror, you can mirror on your marketplace what's available on the website if the person allows you to, you know, and then you take your fee. So it's, it's giving me less.

Of a step less steps that I have to go through to go to your exchange to deal with all that if you just offered it as a integration solution for a Web 2 product.

That's that's used by millions and millions of websites that would be, you know, to me, that's what I'm looking for personally, because I want to do the design, I want to make it look the way I want, I want to keep people in my pond.

You know, but I want them to transact. That's what I want.

So how is that? How is that a different different from plugging in our API to your landing page?

Well, I mean, can you do that?

Yeah, that's, that's that's why we have API on, you know, you can plug in a.

Well, that's, I mean that's a little more complex. What I'm saying is if you offered a plug in, you know that you could download a wordpress.org that was just basically a little more advanced than a simple Connect Wallet plugin where you actually connect to the exchange, you log in with your login for the exchange and you know, whatever funds you have available or whatever you can. I mean, you know, there's it's built into stuff like this all the time. Now what I'm saying is you're thinking web

Yeah.

What I'm thinking of is Fred, who just figured out how to use a mouse, you know, and maybe not that, maybe not that bad, but I'm going to the extreme the other way.

OK, and I'm saying meeting the meeting in the middle is where Web 2 lives. That's where the money is.

Yeah, of course.

I swear that ecommerce is that's where everybody's spending their dollars. That's why that Batman Cal thing went really well because they they sold it for 300 bucks, period.

Yeah, well, I see the feature actually turning into a like you know, like, like we went away from web one and you know like a starting of the Internet become web two. And I think we're on the same path of actually turning the web two to web three and web four. Web Five, that's later on process. I know what you exactly saying, you know how that works.

You don't want these prep two regular guys to figure out and feel you know what all happening and you know it's like a.

Yeah.

Well, they don't. They don't want to know. That's the whole point. Shaker is look at the iPhone. Look at the iPhone. When Steve Jobs came out with the iPhone, he said no keyboards, suck it, bitches. I mean, he really did. He, he did not give a shit what people thought because he knew what was going to happen, you know? And and that's the thing, like with web two and web three and web four and what it's just like the old subway systems in New York and the old sewers you can still go down into. Yo

Five years of its four times faster. We're still talking about a hell of a long time. And in five years a lot of big boys can do a lot of movement because they've already got the networks. All they need to do is flip stuff on or say hey look we're now a decentralized database or whatever it is. You know the network is the power that that's you know and and the networks and everything else. Web 3 and decentralized to me anyway, means web three is the new social component where we have communicati

The Internet are being distributed around the world globally so that the bandwidth capacity of the of the whole network is going to be able to handle a 3D layer put on top of it.

Yeah, exactly. That's right.

Well, I see, I, I see that. Uh, that would be the, uh, you know, um, key point of actually not making everybody realize and, you know, throw something at their fingertips again.

You need to make it so that people don't even realize they're using web three. I mean that's to that point. If they want to, if they understand it, fine, you know, choose your crypto, whatever. But if somebody wants to buy, you know, like on my site wants to buy my artwork and they say buy now, there I want it to be a choice of buy now, encrypt by now and Fiat. Or you can buy in these block chains and that that would be connected to, you know, say this Centaurus exchange and into my account and

Outside of control panel in WordPress, I would never even have to go to Centaurus if I didn't want to to to like, exchange stuff or do transactions and scent or whatever. Now if I did, you know, I could go there. But but what you're doing is you're making my job as a business person easier. Because let me tell you, in the last 20 years, getting small businesses to get online and get on the web has been a nightmare of biblical freaking proportions. And if you think it's going to be easy to put a

It's going to be a slow roll.

Yeah, it's a tougher, uh situation, but I see that as a clear point of actually that's what needs to be happen as you.

I think that the yeah, it's uh, it's.

It has to be that way because you you know you already have a you know, established business and you wouldn't want it to actually recreate all of the system and setups to try to interact with the other people. It it has to be a tool, it has to be a way to just in.

Well, just for you Shaker, as a business owner, it's like.

I I see what? My apologies.

The business owner, you're you're looking at you're, you're, you're over there and you're standing there and you're looking at 2 piles of money and one's a decent sized pile and one's a giant sized pile and you're going, I want that decent one.

Because you're you're ignoring the fact that there's going to be a humongous move.

By the big guys to flip on Web 3 switches. So you get there first and you insert your pipe into it and people start using your plugins and everything to migrate from their Web 2 ecommerce into web three or blend the two. That's where the power is. Onboarding people into Web three is a fools errand in my opinion.

I think there is definitely.

So I feel like there's a lot of truth in what you're saying.

With an individual who already has a website up and running where they, you know they, they you know where they're doing it, the traditional method if they're already gaining traction through their website.

It would make sense that similar to WooCommerce, there is some type of code or API plugin that can be attached to their website where instead of having to destroy the whole entire thing, they can more so make a transition.

Into.

A portion of their website that has a like you said, a plug in where they can do the transaction in and of itself right then and there.

The.

Well, here's here's one thing I.

I think only there's only. The only discrepancy I see though in that is that.

I guess maybe a easier way for an individual to create a wallet though, because if we're still talking about them, if we're doing like just transaction or they're just paying for it. But if they want to be able to like have a token at like I have a wallet address where if they're purchasing tokens, the tokens can be stored there, they still have to create a.

Type of wallets if I'm not mistaken.

Well, yeah, but that's that's what I'm talking about with the, you know, what you do is you, you don't ask what kind of wallet you have. You say what's in your wallet. I take everything, right. So the whole point of a website, and this is what I teach people.

You gotta play like the big boys. Why did the big boys have websites? Why do they do certain things the way they do? Because they KYC your ass all the way. They must know who you are. That's the whole point.

Know your customer. They have to understand they have to have your e-mail address, they have to have this, they have to have that. They have to have a central repo.

I either website, it's not web two, it's a website. It's a marketing tool. It's their business, it's their face on the Internet. You have to have that as a central repo to bring people to, to get to know them, to get their e-mail address, to send stuff out to all the social media from. It's your home, it's the place you live on the Internet. It'll eventually have a 3D stack on top of it. But if you don't have your own property on the website, and that's the other thing too, is that one of my, on

So if your solution is to take my people away from my website to your website to transact, I automatically don't like it.

Right.

You keep them in your world, in your ecosystem. That's the whole point.

Hi, I get it. I understand actually you know you you basically asking not to do again over you know what all what you already have you know you just.

Wanted to kind of keep it simple and you know, add a extra feature where it's going to happen behind the census and then you won't have to deal with it and they don't have to explain the your existing customers.

Exactly. You're offering, you're offering your service. I mean just like I have on my ecommerce site right now, you can pay in crypto. So you know, it's not, it's not complicated or anything. There's not a connection to an exchange or anything else like that. But if you want to buy products on my site, you can pay in Fiat or Bitcoin or Litecoin or I think there's like four or five other ones. I think it's a coin based plug-in actually.

I think, yeah, I think, you know when you are talking about uh like a pain with a crypto directly and you have to interact with somewhere somehow, you know trying to purchase that asset, you're going to have to deal with the wallet or directly, indirectly.

Right. But what I'm saying is, is that you've got, in my opinion, you've got pretty much two kinds of crypto holders that, you know, generally in the general public. You've got people who are actively doing crypto or whatever, buying NFT, trading some stuff back and forth, even if it's small amounts. And then you got people who just kind of bought some crypto because, you know, they're holding it in their wallet and they don't really know anything about it. They don't have to use it, whatever. L

As it sits as an industry, as a as a space is, in my opinion, and 40 plus years of doing this and being fully, fully, deeply immersed in the web 2O space from 95 to 2001 in SF. This space is a freaking mess and it's almost to the point where it's it's been. I think it's been almost sabotaged that way. The stuff is so broken it's not even funny. I mean the fact that we have to accept NFT's into our wallets that have potential smart contracts with.

Tom's time bombs in them. That right there just tells me that the whole system is broken. Blockchains that store hashes that are representations of your receipt of your purchase. But the purchase lives somewhere else where the guy may not pay the rent. I mean if this was the Internet in 96 and 97, you know, you guys wouldn't have an Internet today like we're we're on that. This whole space is a wreck so. And it's almost like it's been designed that way to make it look bad so that when the big bo

Right.

I mean, it's, it's a mess. I mean, you're just you're dealing with interoperability on blockchains, you tell me.

Yeah, it's a, there is a chance for that. Of course, you know, that's what we're actually looking at it, it's going to happen.

Mobile kinda. You know come in and big boy definitely stepped in and you know he put his foot down and you know we have to deal with it but I still have a actually kind of I wanted I I the reason I actually got into blockchain and webshare web two web 3.

Because I saw the differentiation between the big guys and little guys.

Um.

Well, look at, look at this shaker, look at this stripe takes like 2.7% or whatever, right? Transaction fees on what if you were to get 2% of their traffic?

22 point 7% just by making a plug in, you're probably talking about millions a year at that point.

Yeah, definite.

I got, I go where the money is and right now the money people are spending their money and what you know, people derisively a lot of the times in the space called web two with like web 3, some brand new thing that you know is independent of web two of web two. It's just, it's ridiculous. Web Three is another stack that we're dealing with. That's all.

Yeah, I definitely agree with you. But this is like a where we're margin, right, we're kind of still innovating and we still have a long way to go.

And.

You know, it would be, you know, would be really innovative if you develop that plugin. So OK, so somebody goes on to the site, they want to buy something, they decide they're going to use crypto and they, they realize, they connect their wallet, right. They realize, oh, they only they have a bunch of teslas, but they don't have any eat and you do it, you allow an automatic conversion for a for a little fee.

Yeah, well, you know my my thinking cap already on and you know I was already in discussion with the my developers and see what we can do. Actually, I I think, you know, once we launch the alpha and we're going to have an API and see how we can actually see how that's going to work and where are we, we are with it and then we can try to kind of accommodate and try to figure out a way to you know, fix the explaining and the problem you were actually pointing out to.

That's that's my goal, definitely.

It's just, it's just, I know I've dealt with for. So when I moved from San Francisco to West Virginia, I worked for many years. I've been an independent entrepreneur my whole life, you know, after that. But I worked for many years doing support and networking and troubleshooting and all kinds of different things for businesses, small businesses, gyms, you know, you name it.

And you know most small business and small to medium sized businesses, you know the non fortune fives the the, the engine of this country, most small businesses did not were not very happy about the Internet, they weren't very happy about having to deal with it without having to add it to their you know, stack of stuff to do.

It became a necessary evil. And then for some people it became successful. And other people, you know, they failed. And a lot of people are just still kind of stagnating in a crappy web page with, you know, crappy sales and no social campaigns and all that. I mean, you know, putting a technology stack at all on top of another, on top of a business is hard enough, you know, so they're just after 20 years. I mean, it took 20 years for the Internet to gel, really gel because, you know, 959699, I wa

And on T1 lines, fiber or whatever. But you know, down in LA my friends, would, you know, 56K modems.

You know still, so even if it's a 4X acceleration if five year period that that is a long time, you know and a lot can happen in that five years and I think a lot of it's going to be consolidation. And I also think there's going to be a web three crash just like there was a web two crash and that's going to happen when everything reaches parity. You know, everybody's kind of cruising and everything's going good. It's going to rounds of funding, you're going to get pulled chips aren't going to be

Yes, Sir.

Well, I speak that, you know, I feel like that's a.

That is a possibility and.

I speak that all of us have the ability to have clarity so that we can make the proper decisions when the time period comes.

The fact that we have all of this foresight means that we're in position to also be educators in this so that people can prepare.

And I'm going to reset the rumor that quickly because I see that we have hummingbirds and we also have yeah, Sir, and we have John.

And how are y'all feeling? Feel free to come up if you'd like. No pressure, John. How are you today?

Ohh one of them.

Yeah, you can cut him.

That was interesting.

Yeah, you can go ahead and kick him.

Is that a bot?

He's an idiot, at least.

Maybe about.

Yeah.

If you'd like to come up here, raise your hand again.

John, would you like to come up here?

Oh yeah, let him up again. See what happens. Go ahead.

OK.

Yeah. So, yeah. Thank you everybody. It's.

Ohh man. You know, like I think, I think like it's it's interesting. Like I deal with this on Instagram as well and I had to change my Instagram so that like, you'd have to.

Who made him a speaker? That's interesting, aren't they?

But I I deal with this on Instagram as well. It's crazy. Like every time I I'll drop a post, it's just like swarms of bots just in my comment section and.

It's crazy because all the bots are selling the same thing. Like, it's a robot telling you that they can get you more followers. It's like.

What if, like, there's like AI system that's figured out a way to get people to pay for followers and it's just getting people's money?

But.

And the web 3 space. Uh, I'm looking forward to cultivating some some merch that has like you know.

I've I've been working on like.

Some NFC tags that correspond with the web 3 space, and it's been it's been going pretty well.

I feel like it's still a a demographic of people that are.

That that are going towards a learning curve.

Because these people who still don't, who who still don't even know how to use a computer like the basic functions of a computer like and those people are going to now have to.

Use web three to do transactions so.

I feel like as we continuously progressed and we continue to have these conversations and continue to have these meetups, even with the meetups that we've been having over here in Atlanta with the NFT community in the crypto community, it's people who are very much so interested and.

There is a way that we can make it easier, and there is a way that we can also make it easier for ourselves. So I feel like there's work to do on both parts. Us as developers need to cultivate a environment where it's easier for people to execute and get exactly what they're looking for, utilizing these platforms and then.

Us as the people as well, need to make ourselves educated about these platforms so that we can utilize it towards our advantage.

Yes, Sir. Hummingbirds, how you feeling today?

And they go bang.

Hi everyone. Oh my gosh, I'm so sorry. I was juggling things and I was listening and getting valuable information and I'm happy to be here and thank you so much.

We give thanks. We give thanks. What are, what are some things that you're working on in the web 3 space right now?

Ohh, thanks. So I'm OK. Hold on. So I'm so sorry guys. I pulled my back out the other day and it's I I just have to get into a comfortable position. I'm so sorry. Hold on one second. Ohh. And my dog took my spot. That is so funny. OK, so my name is Alicia. I'm a Hummingbird warrior. This. I'll just stand here and let the dog have it.

And I live in California and we we are an NFT that plants 20 trees per NFT. We partnered with a company called Shaver Lake, I mean Shaver Lake, sorry, I'm going to sit over here so I can focus. We partnered with a company called One Tree planted. They plant trees all over the world. They're really cool. They opened up everything for us, a lot of key information and.

So we chose Chaver Shaver Lake in California at Central California, where the Creek fires burned over 350,000 acres over four months. And this beautiful little mountain town, they lost 900 structures and people lost their homes and businesses. So we our goal is to plant over 100,000 trees through our NFT's, but we don't want to stop there. We have a community at H3 energy on discord and our.

You know, we, we plan to, once we finish this collection and sell everything, we plan to create more collections and let the Community decide where they want to plant next because we really need more trees on our planet and all over the world. And trees, you know, help us with their air, but they also help, you know, provide homes for the animals. And my boyfriend Heath, who I work with, he went up to Shaver Lake about a month ago.

Then.

It was devastating. It was like barren mountains of, you know, no life. And so we're really excited to bring that life back and help the planet. And we have an amazing artist she we all we all come from Hollywood. I'm actually a filmmaker, but I I I made a documentary about hummingbirds. So I really am connected with hummingbirds. But we we just want to do all our projects are to for educational entertainment.

So people also learn if when you buy NFT, you'll also get official certificate and the progress reports of your trees for years to come and really quick. The great part about one tree planted is that they researched the land and they they are going to plant three different types of trees and shaver lakes for the proper diversity to grow. And our artist used to work for Warner Brothers and Disney Studios. She was a painting.

Think artist and her father is a legendary animator for the Pink Panther. He directed and animated the Pink Panther series and he also animated the Bugs Bunny show and a lot of other great legendary characters. And he is adorable. He's in his 90s. He's drawn for me before for some of my film projects, but.

Now we're working with his daughter and they're super modest and all whole thing is to give back to the artist because.

Art Leonardi, he is the artist of the Pink Panther. He has never been given the proper credit for his work in the sense of, you know, the studios, the heads of the studios, the producers. They take everything and.

And so they live. Art and Lisa live very modestly. And so we and art has also done a lot of favors for people and they promised to pay him and they don't and so.

Our thing is to we paid her upfront and then we give 20% back to her also. And also we give 2010% back to the community because we want to provide our Members with TRIPS to Shaver Lake so they can actually go and see the trees they planted. And so we are just building and building and partnering with other projects and growing slowly. We're not in a rush. We're in this for life and so we're just super grateful to be here and for.

Thank you for asking and I'm open to any questions.

I.

Wow, that was wonderful. That was wonderful.

That was wonderful.

What?

Thanks. I'm, I'm. I'm walking around now. I appreciate that. I didn't expect to do this this morning, so thank you so much. I'm really grateful.

Where, where? Where are you based?

I'm we live in Mar Vista. Kind of um, near um. We're in. We're in the West LA West Los Angeles.

OK, for sure. For sure. Yeah. I love, I love hummingbirds.

The my my friend he has a he has a sky rise and in Atlanta and.

Sometimes when I visit, it's kind of crazy. The one time he's like the one time I went to his house is like from time to time, hummingbirds do come here, but it's like, it's like rare. And I was like all the way up here and he was like, yeah, they'll come all the way up here. And I was like, that's crazy. Like this building is like so high. And then the one time I actually went out to his, his back patio, I was actually greeted by a Hummingbird. And it came and it was there in the flash and it w

That is so cool. I love it. Hummingbirds are magical creatures. While we were building our Hummingbird warriors, we had a Hummingbird on our front porch. And she had a nest. And she brought up 445 babies. Like, she had four different. She just kept going over months. So we got to watch these little babies hatch, and and then she would nurture them, and then they would fly away. And then she would, she was a very busy mom. Then she would have more eggs, and then she would bring up more babies.

So yes there are very magical and our collection is also has 100 / 100 symbolisms to empower you. So. So just to bring mental mind positive mindset. So for example next time you see a Hummingbird be reminded of what brings you joy and focus on that because a lot of times, you know life gets harder and we go through obstacles and you know, I'll be like Oh my gosh, But then I'll see a Hummingbird flying around. I'm like ohh yes.

I I, I remember like what I love. Nature and movies and flowers and music and whatever brings you joy. The Hummingbird is there. Hummingbirds bring lots of symbolisms, but one of the most powerful ones for me is reminding myself what brings me joy. And that pulls you out of the negativity of what may be going on because we all get hit by different things throughout the day. So I just wanted to add that so when you saw honey word you'd be reminded.

Remember about your passions and keep going on your path and follow your dreams and goals and focus on the positive.

I feel it. Let's go beyond plus ultra. Shout out to the hummingbirds. I need to get me a Hummingbird shirt. No cap.

Cool. We're working on that. We're working on merchandise. We have little Beanie hats and we are, we, we, we, we're having fun with the merchandise. So we're figuring that all out. So thanks for saying that.

For sure, for sure. I just wanted to quickly reset the room. Thank you so much, Hummingbird warriors. If you could send me a link to so I could take a so I can get some more information and take a look at your collection, that'd be greatly appreciated. Everybody in the room, make sure you go ahead and give the Hummingbird warriors or follow and make sure that you're also following these Centaurus the host and make sure you check out our platform as well.

Another shout out to stream catcher, and I just want to give another shout out to Kant. I'm gonna go ahead and send you a invite to speak. You're more than welcome to come up here if you'd like. And Mom die if I'm saying that right. Let me know if I'm sad.

Good morning. Yeah, you are the one, yeah.

Merci beaucoup. Merci beaucoup.

Major bozo.

Pronounce they collect your first time. Good job. Good morning, central. Good morning, Alisa. Good. Yeah. I'm Hummingbird.

How are you? Ohh you can hear me.

So why I?

Yes, you're coming in clearly. How are you?

I'm good. I'm doing well. Yeah, just, uh, stop by. I know you had the Saturday space and yeah, I hear um Alisa some positive voice. You know what, I had a suggestion maybe on the subject. You used the hashtag for the NFT hashtag and then share. Then you are maybe the keyword will put up better. You know what I'm saying? Only the host and Co host.

You can revise the edit the subject.

The title sorry my bad and.

Only the host.

Only the host and the Co host, right?

No, just the host.

Ohh, just hose hi hose, are you away?

I I'm here. OK. I didn't catch you what you're saying and I was looking something else. Yeah, please repeat that. So I'm going to go ahead and edit that.

Uh, on the top, you had the title right? You had the space title and because I saw you at the NFT projects, so before the NFT hashtag.

And then the share hashtag, and then uh yeah, would have the keyword. You know, sometimes the search engine keyword will pop up.

Yeah, linking. Yeah, some kind of like that. Did you get it?

Get it?

OK, so you can edit it. Uh, yeah, of course. I know you guys. Uh, in East Cove, very area. I tried to do my best to here, come here to support. Uh, it's not my first time here. So while I'm here, I'm here to support and build some connection. Yeah. And I want to hear Alyssa's voice. She had a beautiful, beautiful voice.

Ohh yeah I'm one of the hotels Hamburg. I just want to give her back up. Yeah her bought her project is great and then I jumped in late. I think you already hear a lot of they had done a lot of great things like cleaning up the beach. Yes, she's a builder, she helping.

Yeah.

Like all the Community issues support all. Like I know what whenever she has time she always be there to support the other space. Like like my space it was yesterday and she has the space every Sunday. 11:00 o'clock is Seattle time. Why I always say Seattle Pacific Time because my bad because I'm in Seattle. So I don't know should I share my project or not? Because I think most of you.

Know my project. OK, if you don't know my projects, show me emoji. Nobody showed emoji.

I'm kidding. If you know my apology or you want to know my project so me some emoji please.

OK. Thank you. Only two of you guys. OK.

I think the Co hoster really nice to meet you. It's my first time to uh talk to you right. And I'm Allie. I'm living in Seattle. Our our project name is Mondai Anime Girls Club. Mondai is Japanese. Translating English is problem. So we have the slogan is let Damon die, enemy grows brighten up your day and our first impact is sold out. Our second impact is at the innovation technology.

Please please.

That's like, uh, we are good, our energy holder there, it's going to have the, the speech bubble. OK do you mind if I pin out one of the pearls here and you'll see the street beach bubble like.

OK, this is the image like the OK how could you uplift your MGC family right? So MGC MGC is our initial Monday Anime Girl Scout. So the speech bubbles is going to have the text message and that text message is going to change once a while. Like OK for example. I use a lot of example like this because everybody has that each problem so that's why we say Monday.

No matter how you are little girl, I have two little girls. Or you are adult or you are whoever you are boss or you are coworker, right? Then we all face a different small or big problem. So but not everybody wants to like share sometime. Yeah, maybe I'm not in a good mood. I I yeah, it's not a good time to share with somebody. When I open my wallet, I see the NFT from Monda animators cup.

That I had the obligating message pop it up like today I ohh I was so hot but my my boss still don't like me like then I would say OK, you are doing a good job then you're really happy right? As the project owner I know we had a small room so maybe I spent a little bit more time to show my project.

Ohh, I'm sorry. Maybe like I support your owner like us, most of us. Like, OK, we jump to a lot of space and we still had to take care of our project. We had the community discord very slow and yet doing the artwork sometimes a lot of things not on schedule right. I'm very stressed. And when you open the wallet and yeah because in other words, they OK, should I give up and then the message will be put up. Don't give up. Right. So that's what the.

Bubble speech bubble?

It's going to happen and so now we had the yeah I'm welcome you guys of I need your support to get more those positive message. Maybe you can put it on the comment or you can join our discord via the caption contact channel then you can put it uplifting positive message over there. All right. So that's what our project about and yeah you're right sorry I haven't catch your name like the Co host.

And maybe, yeah, we need to tap three fans, retweet the room. That's important. Alright. Thank you.

My name is so nine. Thank you very much, mom. Die.

Thank you.

So it's everybody's here inside the room, always. I see we got some more mondai fans in here. I'm not even gonna lie. Like I might have to join the anime fan club. Become a fan. No, Kizzy, it's looking phenomenal.

Well, my name is so nine. I'm a producer, songwriter and engineer. So if you need a you, if you need some, you know, some score for your anime, you want somebody to make a soundtrack. You know I'm definitely the person to speak to and I just want to give a shout out to Meta 0 for tapping in, popping inside the room. I'm going to send you a invite to speak and more than welcome to come up here if you'd like. No pressure, no pressure, shout out to can't thank you for listening. Should I tend to go

And everybody makes sure that you give mondai a follow, you know, and tweet the room, retweet the room, let everybody know where y'all at on this beautiful Saturday rising and.

Shaker, how you feeling, man?

Hello.

I am doing wonderful. That's awesome. Uh, you coaster coasting in. You know, I am kinda laid back now and trying to listen to you guys. And I appreciate you all being here. Mandai, Hummingbird stream, indigo, crystal. John came back again. I think you're going to have to watch out for him. So.

All of the other people actually listeners are happy to be here and appreciate your time and thank you for coming by and make sure you guys TuneIn stay connected for the alpha launch. You know we're going to have it in between 15th and the 20th. So we're going to experience the platform. So it's only invite invite only, but most of you guys going to get the invitation. So I love you guys for supporting Centaurus and thank you.

Uh, so for being a Co host and a stream, um, also don't go anywhere without explaining what you do. That would be awesome. And Mondai thank you so much for kind of explaining and you know giving a all all what you do and the Hummingbird thank you so much for all of that you know explanation behind your project. Appreciate your time. And indigo, if you have a time, please come up. She's.

The singer also um, she's from Atlanta, GA. So anyone please, please retweet the room so we can actually bring in more people and connect with them and let them share their projects and maybe we can help them. And also wanted to shout out to.

So soul is uh. As he explained, actually is a singer-songwriter and producer and you know, technical side of the knowledge he has. If anyone wants to know anything about the music side of how to develop, please, he is the guy to ask. Thank you.

We got a lot more people inside the room. Welcome. Welcome to the Centaurus Saturday. You already know what's going on. Pleasure to have you inside of the building. It's a pleasure to be here with y'all, or be to the most high or alive another day to go and get it. So if you would like to come up and share some stories, share some insight, share some things that you have going on inside of the web 3 space, or maybe you have some questions. Maybe you're just getting started. Maybe you don't even

Reach out to me. I'm very personable. And by the way, we have humans evolved.

A great friend of mine, I've been it's. I've shared many spaces with him in the past, and he's here inside of the room. I'm gonna go ahead and send you an invite to speak if you'd like to come up. No pressure, no pressure. Thank you all so much.

Well, I've been working on some.

NFC tags and stuff like that. I'm gonna be dropping the video soon. Humans evolved, has become a speaker, a great friend of mine, very knowledgeable individual in the web 3 space, great person to follow, and he's a part of a lot of projects and he has some. He has his own projects going on.

Don't speak for himself.

Hey, what's going on, my friend? How are you?

I'm phenomenal, man. How you feeling, man?

Hey man, doing good. That's it. Christmas thing going on with the kids. I guess there's some parade or some stupid crap y'all today. What y'all up to.

Man, I'm gonna be in the studio today and I'm going to be recording some videos. I got some some cool technology I'm going to be unveiling hopefully on my Instagram and I'm probably gonna drop it on my Twitter as well.

Ohh snap, I hear you. I can't wait to hear it man. You know, check out what you're doing. It's been awhile. I mean, I hope you've been alright for sure.

I've I've been blessed. I actually recently dropped a single to promote my NFT. You know, it's called divine timing. If you go to the link in my bio, you should be able to find it there or otherwise you can just type in my name. So nine into your whatever platform you used to listen to music and you can check out the single. It's the one of the songs on my NFT project. So utilizing the streaming platforms to promote that and tokenized it, I want everybody to be able to.

Get into the music. You feel me? But what? Well, you know enough about me, you know. Let's hear what you got going on.

Oh my God, I like talking about you, bro. I got too much stuff going on. But it's good to see you, man. I'm glad you're, you know, able, you know, we're able to drop your your beats, your track to that, that's that's really good. I'm gonna check it out for sure. There's some really good streaming apps now for Web 3. There's one. I'll send you an DMS that's really, really cool that.

Um is a Web 3 streaming platform that's becoming really popular, so I'll shoot you a DM with that. So maybe that'll be another route you can go to.

Oh yeah, I know it's.

South phenomenal to me.

Go ahead. Go ahead.

It has a lot of performance, sorry. It has a lot of perform, can stream it now listening. Even Google, they can do stream. I don't know. Have you ever realized that? Just last week I got one of the e-mail.

Because I am the uh local uh you know when you had the when you do the comment on the Google. Google right so some business then because I had one post it was overlay 30,000 views something. So I'm the ohh I forgot what's the name. So can anybody help me when you had the very high-ranking on the Google they use the Google for a long time on the message they they give me the message they push they push me the message.

OK, now we can use the Google account to do the the stream beside the the the the YouTube so.

I'm sorry that the state.

True.

Yeah, that's what I want to say.

I haven't heard about that, but I'll definitely take a look into that.

I'm open to all information. Thank you all so much. I'm I'm. I call myself a lifelong learner, so any opportunity to learn is a great opportunity for me.

Yeah I think that's a beautiful uh of the the beauty of the space. Like you know as a like we we want to learn something but sometimes we don't really after school if you are no longer go back to school then there all the information is here and there like sometimes we right now which are just space and sometimes we go to YouTube or all kind of the social media to yeah to learn about those new tech I would say special referee now is so new.

For most of us.

Yeah, that's that's why I like space sometime, but.

But it's yeah, I had to spend a lot of time here, spend a lot of time on space every day.

Yeah, that's what I wanted to say. Yeah. Thank you. So, yeah, Alicia, thank you for the emoji. Hey, Teddy, are you here? OK. Hey, guys, if you see the the icons, similar with my. He's from my team and his name is Teddy.

And yeah.

If you want to invite him, I don't know, sometime, uh, he has the technical issue, the Internet connection issue. He might not.

Not talk, but it's OK ohh some emotion.

Yeah, I went ahead. I sent him an invite. I sent him an invite. I sent went ahead and sent the invite. Thank you so much.

Yeah.

That's right.

As far as my my particular project, I'm kind of just like in the same realm. Recently I've been able to invest back into my computer that went down early earlier this year, so I'm going to be able to tap back into my project. Right now I'm just waiting on the pretty much a motherboard I'm probably going to have to reorder.

And with it being open again, I'm looking to actually expand on the project as far as like the tokens, because I can go inside and I can make a visualize like 3D graphics and animations with.

That respond to all the instruments inside of the particular songs and whatnot. And I want to be able to go ahead and release like the final version of the productions into the project. And I want to be able people to be able to have access to that so they can listen to the beats, they can listen to the songs, and then I'm gonna be uploading the song itself sometime next year. And I got music videos drop in. Just really looking for sponsors right now. So like anybody.

That wants to advertise in the music video? You can.

Give me a holler and you can get a placement inside the music video. You know, just just to let it be known like this year I did a million streams, I did actually did a million in 1/4. And with the project drop in I'm looking to do 9 times that because my name is so nice. I'm trying to get 9 times better every time so.

OK. Thanks.

Stop.

Awesome, awesome. So you got the very, um, advanced, uh graphic for the computer though, right?

Yes, the software that I use to produce the music also has a visual.

Visual application built into it where I can create the create the graphics as well.

The technology I I don't really pay Reggie but OK but I know if you say you do animation you do some and you have to do the the music then you need to have the very high tech. OK you can look at this one or not this one. This is our tech talk let me pull out the because we had one of the character our mondai chain is our main character we use that to make the V2 and.

Let me see. It's a long time ago. Pro. It's um, I use my daughter as the voice actor. So.

That utilize my whole family to move at the bottom.

Yeah, this one, I don't know this one is done, but you can look at this one. This post we had the we make the character. OK, look at my Last Post.

The Yeah, this one.

This one is, uh, the mondai chain, our main character.

And yes, so we had the sound. Yeah, we used our cell like no I daughter and.

And Tina as the voice actor here.

So I know that computers why like not running really well, so that's why uh, on the, you know, the fence back Friday we bought one and just arrived the day before yesterday, but when we opened the case, I opened the box, it didn't work.

I had ordered another one and and the UPS said uh, they will come to pick up yesterday but uh, we all out so they don't pick it up.

So yeah, we order another one from Best Buy. So hopefully you will be here today. So after you told me you had to do the animation and you had do something you do a lot of like app on the computer, I think you need to have the very.

Very sustainable and very functional graphic card to do that right.

Yeah, yeah. I'm sorry. I'm sidetracked. So Ohh most Teddy, so maybe I can.

Mm-hmm.

Yeah, I think yeah, I was.

Wow.

The previous the previous computer I had was a actually a fairly old computer. It was my first attempt at building a computer. I had it for a while though so it kept up pretty well. It was the AMD FX 838350 had an 8 core processor inside. I think it went up to like 3.5 gigahertz and it ran my it ran my my music fairly fairly well with no pressure. Like it never never gave me.

Lag issues or nothing like that, but.

The.

Overtime I had a traditional hard drive, the mechanical hard drive, and then the parts were already old and then so like I was moving quite a good bit. Not sure what happened. Something might have happened with like the motherboard but pretty much ended up giving out and so it was pretty much time for me to go ahead and just get new equipment anyway. So they say that Intel is better for making music because the single core strength is stronger in Intel versus AMD. AMD offers more.

Or is that a lower price but as far as like making music, definitely want to lean towards a Intel. So when the motherboard gets here, I'm looking forward to I think, I think literally the the new, the new processor I got is like 100 times better. I think it's like literally 100 times better. Like when I went to go look up, look it up on the CPU benchmark test, they said that it was easily.

100 times better, so.

We're gonna see.

Wow, so you build you build everything by yourself, like, uh, the computer?

Yeah, I built the computers by myself.

That's very cool. Yeah. I'm the. I'm not a techie guy, so yeah, you're what you told me. At least I know a little bit. But most of those things my husband to do. I'm sorry. Yeah, I love it to his work.

All right.

Yeah. Computer world, yeah.

I got into it because the music pretty much cause.

When I had a I had a laptop, but I wanted to a little bit more performance power so I wanted to upgrade and they were saying like the best thing to do is build a computer. So I sat down and I learned a little bit about it and I put in an order for some parts and I built my first computer and that was and now I'm on my like third one.

OK. OK. Yeah, I know a stream here, so maybe I will keep some, uh, yeah. Talk too much already. I'm going to because I'm heading out for other things to do. So I'm going to leave remove myself, be a listener and very nice to having me. And thank you for having me. And nice to meet us sicker shanai right. Alicia. I see you soon tomorrow. Yeah. I stream thank you for themselves and human and if you haven't.

We haven't followed each other last. Follow each other when you follow me. Yeah, I I will follow back later because I'm heading out, ready to go out to do some errands work. Alright. Thank you. Very nice to talk to you guys.

Well, it's been a beautiful Saturday.

Welcome. Welcome, Jeff.

Hey, how you doing?

Phenomenal. How are you?

Good, good. Just run around on a Saturday, you know?

So what's going on in our what's their, what's their topics today? What are we talking about today? What's going on?

Baker.

Hi, Jeff. Shankar here. OK. Yeah, our topic is actually sharing our projects and.

Kind of explaining how you end up in the web three and um helping each other and also preparing for the 15 to 28 alpha launch where I know if we.

Need any help? Any projects need any help to launch and that we're here to help actually help them, help them out to launch it, launch it on the Centaurus. So the alpha launch is going to be only in white. And so you know, all of you guys know that and you know if you, if you wanted to join and if you're not part of us, our community, please DM US and that would be happy to actually invite you and experience our platform and on top of that.

And I have a soul up here cohost and he's a singer-songwriter, producer and technical side of a lot of knowledge how to make music. So he is the guy to ask questions if you have anybody anything about a music aspect of developing, he is here to help us out today and thank you soul and he's our.

Is the supporter of the Centaurus. He already minted his songs on our platform.

So he's here today helping us out. Thank you so much soul. And Jeff, if you have any questions, if you want to share anything. Thank you.

Yeah. Well, yeah. So I'd like, yeah, tell me a little bit about your.

Your work as a musician and the space because I think it's, I think it's one of the most interesting components of the whole space. And I think it's one of the, to me it seems like it's the, it's the piece that seems to be not as mainstream or as big as it's going to. I think it's going to be a bigger big, big opportunity coming up and I don't think it's there yet. It's interesting.

I'm a so as far as as far as music, it's always been a passion of mine.

I started making music, I think in like 2007.

And I went to the as far as like my, my, my.

At the top.

My music experience in 2007, I was writing a couple of songs here and there like touching go in like elementary school and then when I got into middle school I had.

Got it a little bit more. So I got a little bit better and to the point where I started freestyling and I was invited to the studio and that's when I laid my first song. I didn't have really an understanding of like the measurements of music or anything like that. Like I'm just writing pretty much a verse and I think I might have overwritten and kept on going and then like they ended up cutting it, but where they cut it out was perfect. Song came out. A lot of people were actually listening to i

Word.

2015 I went to a stem school and in high school 2010 is when I began production and I got plenty of accolades for my production.

It was my my by my second year I was already teaching music production. Fast forward again when I'm in a I think it was 2017 is when I dropped my no 2016, I dropped my first song. People are asking me to come out and getting like performances and stuff like that and.

After that, that's when the streaming streaming thing became a thing. And.

They allow you to upload as much music as you want. You know you can upload and then like you know you can.

Get your royalties and stuff like that you can be on YouTube, Apple music, all of that jazz and that's streaming that at that time was like fairly new concept during that time. SoundCloud was a thing, so.

As far as music, I've always been.

Positive with the type of music that I like put out, I try to keep like, you know the message. Positive, I try to keep things.

Uplifting and I speak about my experiences and my music and.

People resonated with it. So I'm, I'm fortunate in that because not every artist who does that sees success in it. As a matter of fact, like it's like I think of the music available to listen only like 1% of it is actually consumed of music available. Of all the music available, I think like 1% of it is actually consumed.

That's crazy. That's crazy. Yeah. If you can get your, if you can get your passion into a, into a into the, you know, into a business platform of some kind, it's pretty awesome. Where do you see, where do you see the whole FT music space? Where do you see it going?

My my projection is that with.

Bigger artists they can transition into, like tokenizing their project, and I see success in that. And I also see success with artists who don't have as big of a following creating an opportunity to create.

High returning tokens based upon their success in the music industry.

And in that I see a.

Progression in the way artists are able to pre create their music because it no longer depends on a record label more so. And with the NFT space it's peer-to-peer. So in that I see that that artists have an opportunity to.

Be a little bit more independent and see a little bit more high yielding returns and be able to create high return because it's like, you know Picassos and stuff like that, but it's like on a digital level and.

My experience, I've, I've, I've sold CD's. I've I'm in the process right now of creating like physical records and stuff like that, and I've sold them digitally as well, digital downloads, and I put them on the streaming platforms and FT's have created a way where it's like I can have more intimate connections with my fans. So I look at it as a way that.

It's a way for like in music is such a high consumed thing and.

With these tokens, it's a way that artists can pretty much cut out the middleman and have more control over the way that they distribute their music.

Yeah, what I think that does and does the NFT, so grassroots right is, is a, is a in in some levels right. Grassroots is important and having that intimate connection is important. Do you see that the NFT maybe gives you an opportunity to expand the grassroots maybe on a global level or national level to help you actually make grassroots actually effective in in in an economic sense too?

Yeah, and I look at it like, you know, the tokens are like, you know, trading cards and.

OK.

Having a limit because it's like, I remember even when I was young, there's like, I'm looking at it now, there's this, there's like this channel on Instagram where they got these guys who go and they trade like Pokémon cards and this Pokémon cards worth 200 to $300.00 and I'm like, that's crazy. And some of them are like 15 though. I'm like what? And I and and I saw one and it's like, wow, that's crazy. That's actually one that I had when I was one of them was like a gold Golden Pikachu and it's

Ohh.

And I was like this one that I had when I was younger. And I was like, I never imagined that something like they this is something that they gave to me for free.

Yep.

With a meal.

That was worth like all of this, but now. But now it's worth is like.

Easy, just based upon the fact that it's rare. So with creating tokens of like a first project with web, three artists who are like traditional where it's like they're coming out is Web 3 and you know.

Tokens for like some of their first tokenized projects and stuff like that. I see it creating, I I see it just creating exponential growth and.

It again in my opinion, it allows the artist to.

Control the way they distribute their music and the distribution is very important. And you can tokenize your singles, you can tokenize your albums, you can tokenize just about anything, and.

It gives the artist.

More incentive therefore, as well to create something that has a little bit more.

Do it for as well meaning to it and.

I'm not looking at like fast food or like you know continuously dropping like throwing throwing. I'm I'm looking as far as me, I'm looking to cultivate like and if you project or it's like each project is like a time capsule. It's like a moment in time and my project Phil notes volume to is exactly that and.

It's crazy because like last year.

Hmm.

First time I did I I looked at my cumulative numbers and it's like I did a million streams and I'm like, wow, that's crazy because I never imagined that coming from like like.

I've I've been in the industry. I've hung. I've hung around like.

Plenty of people I don't like I don't, I don't feel like I don't feel it necessary to like name drop because I feel like it's those those things are are aren't as important as the art.

Itself. And that's what has flourished.

Me giving the people the art and I want to be able to continuously do that and with the tokens I get to.

Give my fans a little bit something more and then they have proof. Therefore by like you know, proof of stake, pretty much proof of stake of my art, you know, that's what I look at it as well.

Are you are you doing the you have the the musical component of the art? Are you doing the physical picture art yourself too or do you collaborate with somebody to do that?

Ohh, I collaborated with a couple of artists actually for the.

The for the artwork.

OK. I think that's a win win in this space, don't you? I mean, I think that's a good thing.

Yeah, and they get a percentage of, uh, they get a percentage of.

Go for like the for anything that the the cover art likes for all physical and they get a percentage of the NFT's as well, so.

Yep.

As far as collaboration is that's that's that's what I like to do. I like to create a opportunities for all of us to flourish because I I do graphics somewhat but I'm not going to say this like my particular passion. So I lost somebody who was that's their passion. We work together to create the the cover art and my logo is actually back there and that's the record because the reason why my avatar is a record this because I want to one of the tokens that I'm looking to tokenize.

Is the actual record itself.

And I want there's gonna be physical records available and so people who have people who buy the record token actually get a physical record.

That's awesome, and I love the fact that it's going back to old school that records are still around, man.

You know.

I keep him.

I do too.

Love him.

Yep, something different about a record, right than everything else. Something different.

Tell tell the story.

It's very, it's a lot. It's a it's warm.

Yeah.

Yep, tells the story. I love that you. So how do you think that? I mean, I think the art and the music collaboration is going to be a huge, huge thing, right? I think that's, I think that opportunity becomes tremendous. I think you, I think you can help cross community. You know, I think you can join communities together. I think it's an opportunity to be in a space for each person that isn't in, it's a new space for each person that comes together and it expands your audience, I think, tremendo

I we've actually talked about doing something where you have even multiple artists and multiple musicians on the same project and you create kind of and and let the user kind of create some of their own their own kind of like mix or their own pieces. What do you think about. I mean something like that there's just as a just a unique idea out there?

I'm, I'm, I'm I'm open to it. I feel like that's a a great idea. I put out the.

Hmm.

Yeah.

I put out the instrumental so that people who do tap in into the into the particular project and of itself, we'll be able to have access to the production. So if they wanted to use it for a film or or a video or a dance video or something like that, they'd be able to have access to it. Or maybe they wanted to do some spoken word over it, or maybe do like a freestyle or maybe use it in the video games, they'd be able to do that as well.

That's a great idea. It's a great idea, yeah. We're actually talking to a couple people on spoken word too and doing a collaboration on a spoken word graffiti project. And I didn't even think about the having the music as the backdrop too on that would be kind of cool. So.

Just trying to do something different out there, right?

Got to push the creative envelope somehow.

Absolutely, absolutely.

So.

Yeah, and I have a I got these tags as well I'm looking at. I'm doing a rollout for them soon. I got these tags where it's like these tokens, like physical tokens that I'm looking to well, like when you tap it with your phone, the actual NFT pops up.

Be using a NFC chips.

Yes indeed.

Yes indeed.

Was that uh, who asked that question, if you mind me asking?

The humans? Uh, me.

Home for sure.

See.

Yeah, because um, NFC technology and like NFTS are gonna go hand in hand in Walmart, target, everywhere around the world. Like everything you buy will have NFC with NFT technology because you talk about security issues like being eliminated.

You know.

You know, the digital um purchasing utilizes in the physical market. So I think it's really cool, man. Obviously you're ahead of the game.

Yeah, I did a I got a, I got a tray, A roll out. I got like a a tray with the with the particular tokens and stuff like that. So.

Be debuting those soon as well.

I I just wanted to do something different with my project. I know like just wanted to do something different, yeah.

Hey, what you could do too, is you could do a merch line, right? And, uh, have an NFC chip and every piece of merch you sell and a song, an individual song in that NFC chip for that piece of merch they bought, right? So you could give them the music of a single track because they purchased your shirt or purchased your hoodie or whatever that is. And that'd be a cool advantage, too, because they have an NFT that's digitally that's theirs. You know, that represents that T-shirt but also has a dope

Find.

I agree.

I have a I have shirts, I have T-shirts available. They just don't have the right now. They have QR codes that actually do that, but they don't have the NFC just yet because I'm still in the process of like, I I'm choosing about like like I've got the design ready and stuff like that. The T-shirts themselves though, there's kind of like.

Kind of. They're kind of like made to order though, so like each person that there's a.

Company where I make my music at the studio that I work with. I think Shaker shaker.

Has a question.

No, uh, sorry and I didn't mean to kind of interrupt but I wanted to add a note that where you know the collaborations and curation, you know curating and helping each other is the is the place where you come to is Centaurus that give you enable you know it enables actually your possibility of actually sharing your revenue. So that's if that's where the Centaurus focuses. So I would just wanted to add that note while you guys speaking about the partnerships.

Bringing the artist and the and and and the singers in together, you know that Will Centaurus will make it easy for you and that's all. I wanted to add a note and I also wanted to take a chance on actually welcoming some of the speakers just came in and.

They see, imagine and appreciate you being here and you will get your chance. Uh, please, uh, you know take the mic and and please tell us what you do and thank you riadh and the great guy and lots of energy. I love you, brother. Thank you for being here supporting us thank you. And take the mic whenever your choice is and appreciate you art stud and Hummingbird humans. And you know Mandai. All of you guys thank you for being here and the.

Whenever. Thank you so much.

Yes, indeed. Uh, I'm gonna be.

Gonna go going to be launching on Centaurus soon as we're going to alpha, so be on the lookout for that. We're going to be having announcements. If you'd like a invitation definitely reach out to Shaker. If you haven't been familiarize yourself with this in Taurus platform, please go ahead and follow the host and familiarize yourself. It's a phenomenal platform.

I've had enough. I had a chance to meet Shakur at NFT Con Atlanta, and actually.

Got a meeting to run to. Thank you all so much for participating. I'm going to excuse myself I speak everyone has a phenomenal evening if you have.

Questions.

Please feel free to reach out to me via DM and peace.

Good seeing you, Sir, and I uh, I did.

Hey guys, greetings everybody. Am I audible?

Yes you are.

Hi, everybody.

I am from Pakistan. Nice to meet you all.

Uh, my name is Salva and this is the first time I am in your space.

So before seeing anything regarding myself and my project, I would.

I would love to know about this Centaurus, what it the Sun Centaurus project.

Because I.

Join in late.

I definitely welcome here art stud and thank you for being here. And I am, my name is Shekhar. I'm the founder of the Centaurus. Centaurus is an all-in-one decentralized ecosystem that we are building and also it is a multi chain project and it has an NFT marketplace and NFT platform and they're also going to have a decentralized exchange. Our goal is to keep it very simple.

My creative way for average people to come and interact with the web three platform. So and and with that being said you know we have a very key features that will help you know any project to come and create and you know moment and launch on our platform where you will have a very easy way to do that and also we are going to help build together and if if if anybody needs any, any way.

You know bringing up their project so many ways actually we're coming up you know all around what we say is with with the web three concept peer-to-peer and staying decentralized is our key features and also security is our main major aspect of actually approaching and building the projects. And thank you and please take your mic and explain it.

Uh, so far. So for a layman, this is a marketplace like open sea, right? Did I got it correct?

Yes, correct. That would be one of the options. Yes, ma'am, we do more than openc, but yes, you're right.

Awesome. Good luck with that.

All right, as about me.

I am a, you know, nature lover and always deeply connected to nature and are always had psychological connection and I I tried to convey my emotions and inspiration and the lessons that I learned from nature through my neural artwork I am up to.

I'm about to launch my NFT Gardens collection soon uh through many phones and up till now I had a lunch. I had listed my single NFD in the NFT currency collection.

Which is named with honor. Your despair.

I it is I I listed it for 0.0158.

The main purpose of my collection is that I I, I'm trying to connect the human beings psychologically to the nature.

So.

Uh, if you if you allow, I'll, I'll paint one of my twin.

Of course, please.

OK. So as far as.

My interest in nature is that childhood I I love.

Being sitting in garden and observing anything, everything around my around myself.

Actually, my point of view is that even the most smallest or innocuous things around us, they hold deep meaning.

Like like the grass that shows the connectivity and importance of community.

And here it is. Is it visible?

My artwork is invisible in the pin.

Am I audible?

Tests.

Uh, yeah. Yes, yes. Yes it is.

Alright, great.

So I titled this artwork with honor. Your despair.

Actually, um.

What I wanted to convey through this artwork is that.

Uh, it it is. It is a universal effect that everyone in everyone life, their, their, their, their comes condition of hopelessness when you feel helpless and useless. And same with the case with me.

And it happens. Sometimes the this feeling occurs out of blue and you don't even know its cause. And sometimes it emerges slowly and gradually and falls deep down into your to your heart.

But what I had learned through it is, and I had learned it from the nature, you know.

That you shouldn't be running away from this state or ignoring it. Instead, we should acknowledge it and should try to give words to our hope, our hopelessness. That what what is the reason that I I have this condition?

And most importantly, we should honor our.

Tradition of hopelessness or despair. Why? Is it because it is soon replaced and followed by happiness and optimism, optimism. That that is all what I wanted to convey and and I wanted to say that that always try to, you know, find bright sides.

Even if you are in a bad condition or you know if you, if you feel that something bad happens to you, don't concentrate on the bad things. Instead try to try to search for the positive things.

Uh, hopefully I haven't bought you all. That is all I wanted to say if you have any question.

Feel free to ask.

I love the heart, actually. That's that's a great story and a great way to put it together on this. So awesome actually, that that's a beautiful art.

I don't have any like a questions um, but I would like to know what you're on openc right?

Yeah I am uh. I actually deployed my smart contract but haven't maintained my whole collection yet. I just wanted to test through the single collection. Sorry single piece. So as soon as it sails out I will mind my whole collection.

That's awesome. That's awesome. So what is the?

What is the reason you went to open sea actually? What is your plan of actually?

Are you going to be on A1 chain or are you aware that there is other chains actually that are available? You know where it would be easy easy for you to.

Are minted and as well as the aspect of a gas price and all of that helpful situations are there with the other chains. So would you have any thoughts on that area?

Yeah, yeah, great question. I actually needed suggestion on this uh topic I was about to ask. So, uh, initially when I was into the space, I was blind. I I didn't know about anything and even don't know that there exist other market places. But now there are certain problems with the open C as is concerned with the gas fees plus they had a stop during the day. I had heard it recently.

So I was, uh, like uh, pondering that. What should I do? Should I continue with the open seat not or should?

Um, you know shift to other because I I had my smart contract so I can manage through.

The object and foundation.

So that was the reason.

Yeah, that is a that that problem actually the royalty honoring is is become a one of the key points around the marketplaces right at the moment.

Magic heating and the open sea and the most of the other platforms are and you know not honoring the royalties from the other platforms. So I would you know as a as a an entrepreneur in this web three world and I would definitely suggest to kind of go to a platform where the you know the royalties would be honored uh which is Centaurus is going to be 100% we give a.

A full pledge.

Open space for honoring the royalties as well as uh helping them to have the royalties on their on their smart contracts with the Centaurus. So yes you know it is it is one of those hustles because there is a lot of technical side of problems that they have to face the way the royalties are set up with the smart contracts and so the the distribution is going to be a problem when when the prices are fluctuating. So that's.

Those are the key reasons actually. They're trying to avoid it. But I think there is a easy way for us to deal with it and, you know, implement it and where we learned and the Centaurus is going to kind of accommodate and, you know, establish the relations with the all of the artists and all of the projects who's coming up.

So.

Hey, uh, can I touch on the role teeth thing real quick? Uh, do you have one?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sure.

Yeah, so the the royalty issue with openc is they, um, if you sell your work on openc and it resells on openc, they'll uphold those creator royalties.

The issue was is having a contract on chain to enforce those royalties if somebody takes it to a different marketplace. So for instance if I have a piece on open C and you as a buyer buy it and you take it to repairable which is another marketplace or XYZ gem X2Y2, any of them, it really doesn't matter. But will the royalties be enforced by the other marketplaces? The only way you have that true enforcement is by having a contract on chain to enforce it.

So when you do your own smart contract, you have those royalties enforced by the chain. So it's not that open sea was doing anything nefarious, they were just trying to make sure that people understood if you didn't, if you use their smart contract, it wasn't an on chain royalty, it was a marketplace royalty.

Yeah, but I I heard the and no I read the thread of manifolds that they say that those contracts which were deployed between.

I don't know exact date, but let me just guess 8N it was our in. Yeah, yeah, 8N till 1st of December. The those who had deployed the contract during that period they are deprived of their.

30.

And I and I don't know, I am not confirmed 100%, but just overheard it that the open seas are open sea is not.

Uh, you know, giving the royalty.

Yeah, and it was the case with the manifold.

Well, yeah, so um, open sea can't enforce another marketplace to make that rule to happen, right? So they can enforce it on their marketplace that they own. But again, if you take if the piece goes elsewhere, they can't enforce it unless the contract on the blockchain has that rule T built-in. So Openc has a a source that you can literally use to make an on chain rule T contract.

And it's it's literally in their documents. I've been building on open sea since 2018, really early on, about four months after it launched.

And this has been an issue with the space in its entirety as you're using the marketplaces contract, which no one knows what's in there because most people don't pay attention.

And because they didn't pay attention, a lot of people lost out for on chain royalties because they were minting lazy minting the open sea and that enforcement into the contract was not built in.

Sorry I'm very down for this things but let me conclude what I get so in short.

If I am renting through the smart contract of OpenCL like leseman thing they are, they are definitely giving me the royalty. So what if I maintain through manifolds? Are they given? Are they are they also giving it?

Manifold is an independent contract and so your royalties are built into the smart contract itself. If you lazy meant to open sea and sell a piece on open sea and that piece resells so the second sale on open sea, you'll get royalty.

But if that collector moves that piece to a different marketplace, they cannot force another marketplace to uphold that royalty.

Has.

I get it. Thank you so much.

Yeah, I I wanted to add a quick note up there. Yeah, that's correct. Actually you know the royalties acceptance honoring and is built into our front end of the marketplaces and human is right, you know if you have it on the smart contract and that'll be enforceable anywhere. But also one of the key points is the the platforms itself they should have.

An ability to honor the royalties. If they don't have it, you wouldn't be able to on the secondary cells.

So, you know, in that area you what? I you know, I'm not trying to.

Ask everybody to come to us and Torres, but you know Centaurus will protect both areas, will automatically create these smart contracts for you to have the royalties and as well as actually we honor the other platforms royalties as well. So yes, thank you human you gave a good insight actually thank you so much for that and.

So uh, can I ask how much would it cost to shift to Saint Thomas? Are they they will be charging gas fees right? And which cryptocurrency will be used in through this interface in symptoms?

Yeah, Centaurus is a multi chain. Also you have an option to choose any chains which is available on the platform which we will have with the launch Binance. We're building on a Binance BNB. It's very, very efficient on the gas side and also global access and the global interaction has a lots of lots of actual exposure. On top of that we have ATM, we're also going to have a Polygon, we're also going to have Solana, Tezos flow and a Cardano.

And.

And the last one is Tezos. Yes. So you have option up there and that's where you're going to kind of choose your own blockchain and and you know according to the blockchain you will have a Gatsby and all of that. But our our goal is to make easier your life. You, you don't have to worry about all of those backends and where you able to come in and even you could we have our own platform currency also that would be able to.

You know, interact with all of the other chains.

So you have a full fledge open, open, running around and you don't have to figure out which is good, which is not good on the Centaurus.

Actually, thank you so much for our feedback, but actually I'm kind of stuck right here.

Whether I should say or not, but The thing is that.

I had minted listed the single piece and I and I'm waiting for its sales that I could have some it and made my own collection because I cannot manage.

They meant uh, they the gas wave and my own.

Because right now I don't have any support from my family because it's been four months that I am been on, almost five months that I've been in this space and like in initially they were giving me full support but.

As I don't have any sales but and and plus they are saying that I might be affecting my studies so they are strictly against my this.

Detained right now and I can't ask for any support, that's why.

I had, you know, I had to relied on the single piece to sell out so that I could have some.

Gatsby and me to my old collection.

So even if I want, I can't do anything.

I I didn't quite understand actually. So you already have it on the on openc right on on under the.

A lazy man.

No, I didn't. Did anyone else understand what I said?

No, I did not.

Yes. So, um, you minted your one piece, you minted, uh, additions of that piece, and it sounds like you, you did put it on open C, But you didn't use their lazy Matt, you used your own contract.

Yeah, these are not the editions. These are one of one, one of 1 NFT's all of my collection and I just minted unlisted single NFD right now at the moment on opensea and I am waiting for its sale because I need I need a few it for the Gatsby to mend my whole collection because I don't have any support from my family right now.

Because they think that I am doing something useless and I'm affecting my studies, so that's why I am, you know, depending on this single.

And if they sale plus I can't share to any other platform.

Because of the gas feed. So I'm stuck.

So, OK. So I understand basically you have one piece out there and open C and you're looking to just to sell more to do more things you need to get that sold, correct?

OK, so.

Yeah, yeah. That, that, that what I mean.

So that's I think I think that's the first step is to look at that and to you know be in spaces like this and maybe through that you can mark it and promote this. As far as family not understanding, they just don't know right. They don't understand what you're doing yet. And I think it's just one of those things that you had your dream right now and you just have to keep working towards your dream and connecting with people and finding a way through and it can be challenging sometimes and the sp

Why we're doing so much more with you know, collaborating and things like that is because it does that support does help. It helps get people through. And you know just discussing all that, you know you talked about mental health and how important that is and relationships with people is critical to that. And that's what, you know, Centurius is really doing is creating a platform. So aside from functioning of a contract or a royalties and all of that piece, you know finding your place in the mar

Like Centaurus and having a platform like that that maybe is not as overwhelming as opensea, that gives you an opportunity to kind of promote and sell yourself and find yourself too, I think which is a huge, huge piece. You know, and having and having you know, all of us kind of having those kind of those pieces together and collaborating and coming and finding our way in this space is going to keep changing and keep growing. You know, the open seas out there are you know, tremendous and I think

We have, we have, we have to have niche platforms, in other words. So that's kind of my take on it.

So I don't know, I don't know if there's an easy way to transfer it over at this point, or if you, you know, you maybe you need, you know, need to just kind of keep working on what you're doing and then and build it. So.

Yeah, yeah. Thank you so much for your output. Uh, I was just curious, uh, just, uh, what is the rough estimate if I wanted to?

You know, start my collection on Saint Duras. I'm talking about the Gaspee.

It is now I understand what you're trying to struggle with actually, OK?

Hmm.

To EP if you happen to need any help to launch your um.

Launch your project we we we definitely to start with 100% we're going to help you with whatever you need you know I think but you have to choose your chain. I believe what I understand is if you're an open C you rented on the etherium that's where the gas space is higher right and but whatever it takes actually and we would love to help you on to launch your you know next collection on Centaurus you know I will send you an invitation.

Actually on the avalanche when we have and that we would be able to actually connect more closer in in the one-on-one and then help each other out that would that would make any sense.

Yeah, sure. Thanks.

Thanks a lot.

You're very welcome. Thank you. I think it's it's a you know what I wanted to add also is probably your family doesn't understand you that's why they're there happened to be like a where they're in the mode of not supporting you. But I think you know like Jeff said you should keep your you know dream.

Coming through and you know, work towards it. Don't worry about other people. What they say and people who doesn't really support you is because they don't understand you very well what you're trying to do. If you believe in yourself and that you should continue actually processing and produce, I mean, you know.

Achieving get you know work towards it.

Yeah, yeah. Thank you so much. It was a very stressful period for me and it is is definitely related to this artwork, my condition.

Yeah, it was not only with my family, actually my family did supported me fully in the beginning.

But.

Are you there?

Yeah, yeah. Sorry, I'm there. So they did. But now the passage of time as they as they observe that I am not, you know.

Getting any results?

They wanted me to quit it because.

They're concerned about my health as well and they are more concerned about my studies as well. But to be very honest, I just you know join this NFT space because of the hype. I was searching along a very long for the online job and jobs and online business etcetera, etcetera, because I wanted to be independent and don't want it.

I don't like to be dependable on my family for my, you know, every anything.

But as I as soon as I joined the space.

And in a few weeks I realized that it is not something that that that is that is easy, but it has a.

But I I felt very connected with it. Maybe that it is, yes, 100% ability because of the art, because I feel connected with the other people's artwork. Uh, initially I was very introverted person and I was not expressive, could not find words for my feelings and emotions. And now I when I had started, you know, working on my collection, I was able to give words to my.

My my emotions and was able to express myself very well and so is helping me in in socializing.

And I don't know, maybe, yeah, it is 100% because of the artwork I sort. I I look at others artwork like them, feel connected to it, different ideas are emerging.

From my childhood I I always felt things around myself but I couldn't explain it the way I felt. And in the beginning of my collection, I I I you know I I actually knew how to describe it or which I don't have to give deep down in my heart, but wasn't able to give it words and and few and for weeks I had to you know fight with my this condition. But now I am very smooth and very well.

So that's the reason I don't want to quit. Maybe that yeah, that is the reason.

But uh, yeah, we have to fight.

Yes, you are right. We have to fight and also like Jeff said you know it's not easy and it's not always be you know everyone is going to be supporting and but I think you have a great agenda and you unload you also not only helping yourself and you also helping the other communities all over the world who shares, listens to your story and you know many of us resonated to a lot of ways actually what you actually sharing with us so.

You know, it's not a it's not only like like you're struggling with your area of actually how to bring up your art to others and how to survive and how to keep yourself together. But you know it's there is many other ways actually many other businesses, many other people have the same problems that they will face. But you know who will be succeed is the people who actually keep their head up and do whatever they can and they keep rolling with what what they have and what good thing, what one of

Is you come up here and share your thoughts and you know Umm you know put it out here and say that I need this help and so you know there's many good people out there who will actually understand you and they will definitely try to help you. So I think you I'm I'm glad you shared that share what you have in your mind and and and I love your artwork and I would definitely you know happy to help you anyway I could try to bring up your art and yourself.

Thank you so much for being here. Jeff, you have any notes to add?

Yeah, I was just gonna say, Umm, if you wanna send me a DM and just touch base on kind of business plan, we could talk offline a little bit further and maybe I could give you some ideas. I've been a business coach for a lot, a lot of years, and maybe we can, I can help you get some structure and just some ideas together too. So and then serendipity, you have your hand up, you would like to speak.

Yeah, just, uh, one wanted to say hi, I'm kind of curious. Um, I'm, I'm definitely, uh, always in the uh. I like new marketplaces and they kind of like to see what people bring and kind of curious about that. But to the young lady that was speaking, man, use that as fire, use that as motivation.

Just pour your heart out. Like, let it all out. Um, just be authentic, genuine. Be you. Don't let anybody, anybody, I don't care. Family, friends, significant other change. You do something that you don't want to do. Like be you at the end of the day, because you got to be happy. You got to look at yourself in the mirror.

Um, and you know, bad day. I'm. I'm gonna be honest. Like, if you look through the history of my art, you know what I was feeling some of these days like you. That's where some of this dark art comes from. That's where some of this.

Um, but at the same time, like that's that's been, uh, healing. It. It it it relieves a lot, you know what I mean? Like that. That's my relief. Um.

That's the only thing I can say. Just let it pour out. Like, don't even think about it sometimes. Don't have an idea of what you're going to make. Just start making something like just whatever you feel like, and I think you might surprise yourself. And if you ever wanna do like, I'm an AI artist.

I don't know what kind of medium you use, but I also want to kind of extend a hand to you if.

I mean, I think I'm pretty good at what I do. I mean, I'm. I'm not really. I mean, I've got pride, but I'm not egotistical, but.

I'm more than willing to help anybody, you know. I'm not going to do it for you, but I'll definitely. We'll work it together, you know I'll.