What are you listening to, my man?

You know.

I heard that music in the back. Bye.

He's at the music.

Yeah, definitely heard it.

Pretty sit right here.

Stop.

And British people, they'd be having the the rap over the techno beat. Now that should be crazy.

I've been bugging out all day buying shit, man.

What you buy?

I just bought some shit today, called on Tony Morris.

And what they do on for every NT purchase, they donate to it.

And they just connected with Toys for Tots. I don't know if you just if you know about that. Like I always heard the Toys for Tots.

Well, you know, that's a long time playing Toys for Tots. Been around for like 6070 years.

Yeah, they've been around for a minute.

So I'm definitely probably.

Do you like 10 of them shits on Friday?

And then I would just finish up October or NFT mode and then.

Taking up my business.

You know, as I move forward from you, make sure I got my shit tightened up and like you said, don't be heavy and too heavy in certain places.

So I'll probably use November just to like stat Crunch though. But you know, it's hard because I see shit that like and like I said, I could always throw this stuff on merge, so.

That's why, but I do gotta slow down this.

Nah, you got to see the it's bigger games, bro. Like, the NFT shirt is definitely games and shit, but the crypto shit is.

That's like your your life support. Like let's say you lose your job today.

I mean, let's say you lose your job next year.

You know what I mean? And maybe we hit a bull run. That shit might save your ass.

Yeah, just gotta learn it better. Maybe. I'm not sure what I should be doing.

You just buy.

Just buy.

You dial. Dial. Yeah, you dollar cost averaging.

You just buying small portions, small portions, small portions, but your goal is to like hit like $10,000 up and then at least by next year.

At least like I want each of them or altogether like a.

At that Leo, one one time I spoke to this one guy and he's like, yo, don't talk about a stock unless you got $1000 in that one stock. So yeah, you should put $1000. I put how my shit is set up right now. It's like 505 hundred 300 and each of them that I like.

Alright, so thank you.

That's how my should have set up, yeah.

But you don't wanna buy them. You don't wanna buy the thousand at one time.

No, I won't back right. No, no, I never will. You just wanna like and once you get to 1000 there.

Like say I did alright, the next three checks, I'm gonna make sure I get that to 1000, then I'll move to the next one, then 1000 there. Or you could do 111 or 222.

Hmm. You gonna do?

So what you gonna do is you're gonna find like.

Whatever you're trying to buy like you know you're I I know that your your method is pretty much you know finding that 1123 things and then.

You know, moving forward, like, just keep putting money in there. You could do it that way, right?

No, I want to know like put like with the crypto, I want to go on like 10 things and have shit just scattered throughout, right, like.

Yeah, yeah. Now you talking my language, I bet so you you wanna dollar cost average?

And dollar cost averaging is pretty much.

If you buy.

Let's say Bitcoin right now is at $20.00, right?

And then you buy.

You buy three more bitcoins when this shit is at 15, right? So on to three. So now.

I'm gonna divide that by 4.

Right.

So at 1625 cause I bought at $20.00 and I bought at $15. I bought 3 at $15.00 and I bought one at 20, right?

Right.

So at 1625, if I do the math, at 1625 and over, I will be in profit.

Got it.

You get it now. Now you may be in your head right now is probably the question that's running.

No, I got it. I got it. Because that's what I like.

No, no, no. But, but maybe, maybe this is another question that might go through your head is like, yo, I don't, I just buy it at the bottom.

And because you can't really call the bottom like you could call it.

Based off like you know, economics, but you really can't call about it.

No, no, no.

There's no way you would call the bottom.

That's that's one thing, right? That's probably the one of the basics in investing, right? You never gonna buy at the top, you're never gonna sell all the way at the top. You never gonna buy it all the way at the bottom.

Yep, pretty much, yeah.

So I come here with certain like, principles and investment principles and shit.

Cause I've been.

Right now what I do is something I call the limit orders.

So I put $1000 in like 3 months ago.

Right. Because normally I do 1000 every month, right? But recently I've just been like I've been. I spent mad money two months ago finding a location, and I just spent mad money doing random things, right?

Now we know how to go. We know how to go.

You know how that should go, but I put the $1000 in three months ago for when Bitcoin hit 17,000. I'm making a whole bunch of purchases. A whole bunch of purchases are being made.

And you could, you could do shit like that too. So you just put the money like in in the into one of these accounts like Coinbase or Gemini and then you could pick the prices that you want to buy the shit at.

Yeah, this is the like.

That and that beat the shit I be wanting to get from you, even though we probably will probably have to set up like a room on a dolo quiet tip. And that's just what we going through, right? Like me, step by step. And not just me. It'll, you know, other people all now we'll do it on the back end. But yeah, I really want to start getting my feet wet and mowing the cause. Like you said you were holding like you're not. More of a flipper, right?

I flip. I flip after years. Yeah, I'm a holder, pretty much.

I like a holder is a person who goes through every bull run and he don't sell. I sell, you know what I mean? Like I buy at the bottoms and I sell at the top. So it's always it, always, that's always the process.

Yeah.

And it's a matter of fact, I'm not even talking about a flip. I'm really, we really talking about like day trading, that's what is not.

I don't be doing nothing that like I do the leverage trading, but I don't. I don't be doing what other people be doing like they be buying. Like buying crypto. Like yeah, you could make money. Like ripples gonna pump up. That quant is popular is pumping a little bit, but dumb plays are very, very sketchy because you don't know when all of them just is gonna drop like crazy. So I don't do those, I don't do those type of plays. That's not my type of move.

You'll go check out some strict code if you next to your tools check out some shit called true play. Let me know what you think of it.

I like the art. It was cheap.

Who had some previous success in other spaces.

And I found it on my own and I.

What is it now? You gotta send that. You gotta send it to me.

8.

And I found it on my own because like I said, I don't. And it isn't giving the course right because I said that one time, but then I said, Dad, maybe that's why my bags don't look like shit, because I don't feel me.

Does the world class entertainment platform inviting children into a world of hope and God's truth?

Yeah.

I'll see it as this space get bigger. Those people feel me are definitely going to come into the space because they've got people like you and me is just not too many of them in this space.

Umm.

Then I checked out the side like the games are pretty.

These are just like invest. These are not really flips. Like you can't really flip this.

No, right. No. You know, I've been there for the long.

Yeah.

And then like if you go to the site and see the like the the game they working on or or the like, that shit was so dope.

And he built up a few games before that, me.

On the Christian tip.

Well, you could, as long as he could reach the Christian community. I think he could. He could do it.

I mean.

I'm looking at it right now.

I mean, these people don't got no clout like that.

But.

You know, like, like you said, they regular people like you and me, they gotta build their name up.

Check out. I want check it out something inside out though.

Like they build up a dope like that shit they working on, though? That shit looks so dope.

And he's like us. Know how to bother you once you get comfortable, bitch.

These people paid for followers too.

Yeah, like I didn't get into all that.

Yeah, they paid for followers. I mean it looks OK, but yo, these these are high quality bots that they paid for though. Like the other fucking people were retarded. Other people paid like a dollar.

These people paid at least like $10.20 dollars.

Yeah, this account got fake followers.

They get interactions though. Let me see how their interactions looking.

I I think it's real.

It looks like they get views.

The followers aren't real, but the interactions is real.

Like they paid for followers and then they built it up.

Gus.

The.

The open sea was jumping though, I think. Let me see, let me make sure.

Ohh, these are listed.

How did you find this?

How did you find this Mr Wonderful?

Queen, how are you?

Big Yoda? What up?

Me. Just so you don't ever think I'm not gonna say hi. Hello. Good evening.

Ohh.

Not you. Real. You human. How you doing?

I'm OK. I'm just, you know, trying to show you support because I couldn't do the other day because I was at work.

Yeah.

Now are you good? At least you stopped buying. You actually, you know, interact.

True, I will give you a heads up. I was not gonna even come in right now because I received very bad news this evening.

Well, I need a little mental distraction.

What's the word, brother?

Ohh yeah, it's always good to get your mind off of things. What's good Yoda, how you doing?

Shell Valley brother.

Yeah, we here. This is the web 3 water cooler talk. Episode four starts every every arm, every Tuesday.

9:00 PM to 11:00 PM Yucca X. Any questions? Y'all want revolve in the crypto space. We got some news. You know what I mean? We got my God nerve over here. What's good, nerd?

My guy.

Let's go. What's up? What's up, bro? Been a long time? Long time no talk.

How you been?

I know, I know, bro. I've been good. Bro. You been alright?

Yeah bro, I was taking a break. Went to New York tech week. I've been a lot. Went to a lot of web three events. You.

Yeah.

I just been relaxing. I've been hosting my own events, trolling people in real life. You know, the vibes.

Yeah, I took a I took a break from spaces.

How how was New York Tech week? I heard. Uh, did you go to a coin desk event today or no?

The one today. No, I didn't go. I didn't go to any event today.

I went to orangedale.

Yes. Wait, is it cutting off? I went to Orangedale last week. I went to.

Um.

Couple of events hosted by a lot of crypto people like launch House had one.

Capital had won.

Brunch and dinners and and cocktails and stuff like that.

Pretty dope.

Did you learn anything from those events? Did you network with people? Give us the give us the experience.

Ohh man yeah, definitely learned. Definitely networked a lot, you know, I was off.

After Twitter and spaces so like I networked IRL made some like real connections and that's why, you know, I've been taking a little marketing break.

But yeah.

When are you gonna start working on your project fully the norm?

Do that. That's been going on. You know, it hasn't stopped. That's been going underway on the works, you know, behind the behind the yeah sidelines.

We're going to be launching.

Friday.

If not Friday, then then Saturday. But yeah.

That's dope. So with nurm I could I could get my NFT verified or what is this about again?

Yeah, for sure. So not necessarily verified, but your reviews would be verified. So say you own an NFT right? Now. Say you own the is that the skull that you have right now? Do you own it?

OK.

Yeah, well, I steal them, but yeah, I got them.

Yeah, nerve.

Are you disconnected?

Ha ha.

Do does anybody have any questions about like anything that you have been seen in the crypto space lately or anything like that? I know Big Yoda is definitely new queen told me that all the conversations she hear are.

Brain fucking.

I understand people. People normally just talk about a whole bunch of things that don't make any sense.

It's not even that. It's so freaking tribal. Like, if you like a project.

And they're beefing with that project. They look at you like an enemy. And I'm just like, are you freaking serious? Like, why can't we all just get along? Like, seriously?

Respectfully.

Yeah. I don't know why they're like that really, to be honest with you.

This is like the only competitive thing I think a lot of people ever been into.

So I feel like they're all the competitive type of aspects and their and their heads are just coming out in this crypto world.

That's how I look at it, really.

Yeah, the people people are crazy. That's how I look at it.

Just a wonderful, you there.

Yes, Sir, I'm right here. Piece to the room. Piece to the room. It's Mr wonderful right now. You tuned into the Web 3 water cooler.

That's my boy Knowledge, AKA Crypto God, my fellow brother Blum. It's probably caught up in some IRL matters.

And right here we just talk web three real life, what we working on, what we're trying to work on and you know try to encourage each other to.

Keep going. Because a lot of us just building solo in the silence, right? And this.

Not a lot of tangible act like can't put your hands on a lot of things in this space, so we come together to try to.

Provide each other with encouragement but also insight.

So, Queen, what, you think you'll get into more cryptocurrency or NFT's?

Honestly, my husband's all into that crypto and FT. He understands crypto like no tomorrow. He even spoke to me about a few years ago and I just looked at him like, what the hell is that?

He's always been like a geek in a sense when it comes to anything, um, technology or stuff like that, so.

Um.

For me, I prefer NFT's because I love the fact that.

Whether it's on a piece of paper or canvas or even on digital, you see a piece of that person.

Essence. You know, like a piece of dam put into this artwork that takes hours and who knows?

Months even just to put it together. So in that sense, like I respect it more.

But that's just my opinion.

No, yeah, definitely. So like let's say somebody did have like a painting, right? And then they posted it as an EFT. Would you want that painting shipped to you if they if you purchased the NFT or you just want the the the JPEG?

For me, I prefer it to be shipped to me.

Not yet.

Me too. But you know, a lot of people, a lot of people, they don't want to ship it. I don't know.

And because they caught it costs money. You know the the inflation is bad right now.

The word in the praise, I feel like you should throw it in the price if you know if you value 2 hours of your life you know drawing for $40.00 and then you know to ship like you know like throughout the United States. So I know a medium box for for the for the USPS is $16.00. I would add that on top of my price and then sell it like that's how I look at it.

Yeah. Also you could make a profit out of it too on the side, you know, if you go by the smart way because I've seen a lot of like.

Arts.

That there's not really seen as NFTS, but it's art and I'll be like, damn.

If I had a room or mansion I could not, I will probably purchase half of them because they're beautiful and different. Like I don't mind the NF, the digital NFTS where it's like they look more cartoonish.

Because someone was called. They're cute and they're like.

You could tell that person is very autistic as far as that goes with digital, but like I like.

More. I don't know how to describe it, but I just. I just like stuff that's different. You know? Some people will say this girl's weird ill that's ugly, but there's beauty and everything.

Would you get into maybe flipping NFTS like like let's say you buy it today and then you sell it tomorrow or something like that or maybe like a art piece that you like, like let's say you bought a art piece and FT like a like it's a NFT like a drawing that sound like that. Maybe you would you sell it like in a year or so for a profit?

If I love it that much, no negative.

We got nerm. Nerm is back. I'm right now. So you was explaining.

No, but Obama.

Nurm was explaining about his project.

And then he got disconnected. You you better now.

Yeah. Hey, sorry, sorry, guys got disconnected.

Yeah, yeah. Perfect, perfect. Yeah. So I was saying that basically our site is the world's first Yelp web three. So basically it's a reviews platform for the entire Web 3 space. So to answer your question, knowledge.

If you have an NFT and you really like that NFT, you really like the community behind the NFT, right? And not necessarily if you made you a lot of money or anything. But if you love the community, you love the you love the the the, you know, the docs, founders, and you. You love the road map and everything about it. You can come on our site and write your review on it, right? Rate it out of one through five stars, and then write your your $0.02 on it. And now we're we're leveraging the power of

So you connect your wallet first and foremost, once you get on our site, connect your wallet, you click on the entity that you want to review. We then verify that yes, you own this entity and once you've made your profile, it'll say that you're a verified holder of skulls etcetera, etcetera, NFTS for, you know, from since June 2021, right, or since June 2020, whatever it might be. And that adds a little bit of.

Credibility to your review adds a little skin in the game. And then now that you're a verified holder, others can kind of trust and kind of look at these reviews like, hey, wow, OK, cool. You know, 10,000 reviews for skulls.

Et cetera. It's sort of NFT that are all like 9.5 out of 10 and they love the community, they love the road map. You know you're you're you're getting a lot of perks, you're getting a lot of utility out of it. Others will come in and and want to buy this and OT as opposed to.

Ohh yeah. As opposed to going on, you know, the normal platforms, which is Openc, Magic Eden soul. See where they just give you?

The images of the NFTS probably who the founders are probably what who's buying and selling and a lot of like that quantifiable what a lot of that quantitative metrics and and activity. Ohh what's what's the floor price oh has it been going up or down or not and people are just viewing them as like a quick in and out when you know people are just talking about utility utility that utility this utility that but how can we talk about utility this and that when all of these.

Big quote, UN quote, NFT marketplaces are talking all about metrics and quantify quantitative stuff. So we're here to bring the, the qualitative reviews and qualitative sentiment, user sentiments, so that people can actually be a part of a community instead of looking at it as a quick in and out. And that's where all these rug pulls kind of come in because everybody's looking at is it a quick in and out. And you know, we're trying to avoid that so that that's a very long answer to your.

Other question if if that answered the question.

What do you determine as a rug pool? What's a rug pool?

Well in in the most literal sense of rug pull is if you are invested in in an NFT project and.

The owners just say, hey, fuck you guys, we're out.

Sorry about that. They take all the money and and dip right and.

Not and it's it's it's it's sad but it it's very it can be very if it's a rug pool you know these guys are are are are like you know.

Gonna be trying their best to not make it seem that way, right. And you only know that once you're on the inside, once you're in that you know that private discord, once you're in, it's like you feel like you you can you can get a sense of it, right. So if people are invested into these things and they kind of are are kind of seeing it's a rug poll and they get out really quickly. You know a lot of people when they have bad experience they tend to write about it if you had a bad experience with

Yelp you you immediately write about it and not just you. There's you know, thousands of people that that write about bad experiences and and same with products that they buy in Amazon. If it's, if it turns out not how they expected it to be, they they love to write about it so that others don't go through the same experience. So we want to encourage the same thing when they're getting bad experiences from all these NFTS you know?

Verified users or or buyers of NFTS that kind of rug pulled or you know or people that got out quickly before they rug pulled, right. We want to give them a chance to voice their opinion so that others can avoid from you know making the same mistake because they only happens once you're in and once you're in you're in, you know nothing can happen. So we want to provide a central, central, not only a central source of of trust in the web three community, but like a a general Ledger where people c

Other than.

Filtering through Twitter and Reddit.

Thank you.

So you know your projects are very good project. I would, I would I wanna know how are you going to brand yourself to make sure that you are the Yelp of Web three? And what exactly is web 3 for the people who don't know what Web 3 is?

Yeah, for sure, for sure. And I, I, I'm, I'm glad you brought that up because that's like our main mission statement is sort of like quote UN quote bridge the gap from web two and web three. But what does that really mean, right, every other, every every single company is kind of trying to solve this mission and what we want to do to kind of you know expedite that and help on board as many Web 2.

People onto Web three is is make it simple right? Make everything.

As, as, as as little as you know the terminology to you know even connect your wallet rewriting review, make that process simple as possible and teaching the community you know what Web three is in a very simple way or one of our mission statement is you know make Web 3.

As simple as your grandma can understand it. So we don't wanna write, you know, NFT's are non fungible tokens we're gonna have on our site. You know NFT is like buying a lifetime membership to Yankees game, right? Like we want it. We want to make it simple so that people can understand it instead of like having all these technical jargon that people just stay away from, from from crypto and from the web 3 space because there's so much technical jargon out there and that feel like is the biggest.

Barrier to entry into Web 3 space. So we wanna. I don't. I wouldn't say dumb it down, but we wanna make it.

Friendly, because right now it seems like a scary place.

And and to answer your question how we want to do that I guess it just comes down to just social interactions I guess that's the core of of communication and and and beauty with with almost anything to make it as friendly as possible or quote UN quote humanizing the entire process. We want to make it. We want to just encourage you know social interaction and communication. I know there's a there's a very key.

Like part of web three to be anonymous and anonymity out there. But what we want to encourage, you know we for our reviews, they could be videos there could be.

Social audio, right? There could be not. Not just written statements. We want to encourage like the most human part so that people can feel comfortable.

You know, listening to these reviews.

Alright.

So we know manipulation.

Is always gonna be a key thing.

In the review world, like, you know, there's Yelp reviews and all, there's Google reviews, and people get paid to do reviews. And, you know, people finesse it. You know, they make different Google accounts and and you know, do different reviews saying the place is good, knowing the place is bad.

How are you thinking that you're gonna fuck?

Combat.

Will fight against that.

OK, well, first of all, um, we want to eliminate fake reviews, right? Right off the bat. We want to eliminate BS reviews. Bots fake reviews right off the bat because we want it. We want you to be in it to win it. We want your wallet to put your wallet where your mouth is, right? That's our slogan. Say it with your wallet. So you can't write a review if you're not.

If you don't own the asset, if you're not invested into right that that just eliminates a lot of outsiders from from giving their opinions and and you know fake opinions so that that's one thing right, which no other review site is doing.

Where kind of.

Playing with the aspect with the, playing with the with the whole UM option to have a verified reviewer and a non verified reviewer. We wanna start with verified reviewers first because that proves how we're different than any other review site. But we're kind of playing around that option later down the line where we can have others review it but it'll like say in bold letters, non verified user.

Or non verified holder or simply non holder right? So that people can gauge their own opinions on OK cool, a non holder is saying this versus an actual holder for this amount of time is saying this right?

So I mean in terms of good and bad reviews.

You know that.

Like, I don't know what. What's the definition of a good or bad reviews? Like bad reviews based on like, bad experiences they had with a certain project. I feel like are very very good for the Community as a yeah.

I mean like manipulated type of reviews, like you knowing that the project is bad. So I'll give you the, I'll give you an example and you tell me how you fight against this, alright?

Yeah.

So we have a person.

Right, right. That's a good point. I guess that that goes hand in hand with people on Amazon giving out like you know, $20.00 gift cards if you write a good review for them and and same thing with Yelp where they give, you know like a.

A free meal or or or $1020.00 credit.

To the restaurant, if you write a good review right? Or like, you know, Dunkin' Donuts is like ohh, you know.

Survey and then you'll get a free coffee or a donut next time.

Um, well, that goes hand in hand with. I mean, sorry, not hand in hand. I guess that that goes to the.

We're betting on people to kind of be genuine at all, right? I mean, giving money is one thing. Giving an EFT that's not even worth anything yet is another thing. So if if you get air dropped an NFT, that's practically worth nothing yet, but maybe in the future.

Um, we're we're betting on you to kind of be honest here and say, hey, look, I would just AirDrop this. I don't know anything about it. I checked the road map and seems pretty shitty. Do not invest right? We're we're betting on the majority of people to be like that. But to answer your question, there are going to be.

You know people who are.

Financially motivated or who are incentivized, I guess in a way.

And and I guess we'll we'll let the community vote for it. I mean it it's in the most Web 3 and decentralized fashion is that there's there's uploads and downloads so the community votes if this.

Review is helpful or not helpful.

Um, and that that's that's the metric and basis on in terms of how you make money on our side as well.

So we reward you our own nerm tokens based on how helpful you the community though.

Your review was so.

I mean it, it is a very difficult.

Thing it's a very difficult question that you asked but we're we're working on it and and and to answer your question right now is is our bet that.

Generally majority of people will be will be general honest.

Are you looking to sponsor events or have like a big advertising budget? What are you looking to do to make your name big?

Yeah. So right now, since it's an online thing.

We are just betting on Twitter ads right now. Twitter marketing every everything's, everything on crypto is is Twitter. I mean everything on Twitter is crypto. So we're gonna be leveraging that.

By also reaching out to discord admins, you know, NFT project leaders.

People who've already reached out to us people aren't wait list.

And just leveraging that.

In the beginning.

How many people do you have that signed up right now for that that. And you said Friday, this Friday is when the project will be released, right?

Yep, we're anticipating this Friday. If anything we might push it to Monday, but it looks like this Friday might be might be set on on on the release actually just getting.

A text.

From my developer as as we speak.

Send it.

OK, he needs to get on a call with me ASAP. OK, sorry about that. Sorry to cut it short. I would I need to get on this call, but I will. I will join later if you guys are still on.

OK.

We'll be here till 11:11 PM Eastern. But you're good, bro. I'll, I'll send you the recording as well.

No problem there.

Alright, thank you. Thank you knowledge. Alright, appreciate it. Alright, bye.

Kabir, how are you?

Hey knowledge, Mr Wonderful, how are you guys?

How you feeling today?

Good you. You feeling better from your strep throat?

Yeah, I'm feeling better. Hopefully I'll go to the doctor probably tomorrow.

Check that out.

For strep throat, for Stratford. I'm gonna go to the doctor.

Yeah. Wanna get some amoxicillin or something?

I think. I don't know.

Yeah it just it just take do you like do you like you know turmeric do you know what turmeric.

Yeah, I like to brick. Yeah, 2 brick is good.

Turmeric in it. Take anti antibacterial stuff and you know.

Just gargle.

Yeah, I've been doing the lemon with honey and tea and.

How about how about gargling with salt water? Have you tried that?

So yeah, yeah, yeah. I've been doing that too. Yeah.

That's gonna kill it, man. That that those germs don't like saltwater, so.

You're murdering the germs.

You're gonna waste your time with the doctor unless you have other fever or other things.

Ohh.

I got this little fever. I guess it's it just started. It just started happening yesterday.

But we're good.

OK, then you have multi, multi symptom. Then you need Doctor. You don't need to be the doctor.

Yeah, I mean.

I'm gonna use Google.

Google is that Google is a doctor. Yes, Google. Tell me more.

So I'm just waiting for my son to come out of Taekwondo and going home.

Yeah, he's here. He's coming up.

So, uh, what is blam today? It seems today.

Missing.

Problem is, he's on Father, father duties right now.

Father duties.

Yeah.

One second.

He could be at A1 track star. The Skull Hunter Collection party could be at that event as well that that events being taken place right now till 1:00 AM I believe.

And Union City.

In real life.

Select.

Excuse me?

You mean the party is happening in real life right now?

Yeah. Real life. Yeah. Real life party. Yeah, one track. He's doing an event for his NFC project. He hit one eat.

Yeah.

So he's, you know, I mean, he's happy.

Ohh wow. Awesome.

Happy people are good.

You want to be around happy people.

So.

Just heading home.

Do you have time to talk or are you gonna head out?

Yeah, I'm. I'm. Yeah. No, I am. I'm I'm available. I'm driving you just from neighborhood to neighborhood store. You know they take on the place to my house. So gonna take like couple minutes. But I'm. I can listen. I can talk. Yeah.

OK, OK. Can you explain NFT talk to us?

Again.

Yeah, sure.

Yes, yes.

So.

You know the smallest explanation you could give us?

Is the phone OK?

But.

But.

Because we have big Yoda, he's he's new in the NFT world. So I'm just trying to like, you know, we have this record.

Big big Yoda from Japan.

Yes, yes.

Arigato. Arigato. Kodamas.

No, he's not really good Japan.

Hey.

That's all I know. I gotta.

Ohio.

At.

Hmm.

I know. I know few things, but I don't remember. I remember what they mean. They've been all good stuff, but but he's not impressed. He's not saying anything.

Umm.

So at in the shortest non-technical way.

Would be you know, if somebody knows what Twitter space is then NFT talk is the phone book of Twitter space right now for NFT but in the future for other, you know other categories of spaces. So it's just the phone book. You look it up to see who is talking, who is there, you know who are the important people, who are the people playing in the in in the ecosystem and how are they spending time and you know find them and you dial them up you go.

Talk to them. You listen to them. And that's that's what it does. It's really the phone book of stereo space.

And nasty, you know, that's the current version, but that's not what we want to be. And so that's kind of the current version, that's where we are at. We don't want to be that. We, we just do that because we that's what we, we can do immediately with somebody else's social audio into the space is not our social audio space is owned by Twitter.

And so with somebody else's social audio, it's like playing with somebody else's house. It's like you're a renter and you know you're in an apartment and you have to play by the rules, the, you know, the apartment complex. So we are playing by their rules and our goal is to create in our own.

Spaces technology to provide the provide everybody with just like WordPress.

Want to provide them with a social audio platform that they can download install or click on a ISP or or service provider and and install and just play with it and then we be responsible for it, but not listen to anybody else's rules. So you don't have to listen to the terms and condition of a big mega corporation. You, you do it yourself. So that's the future, that's that you know three not 3/5 steps away from where we are at.

So is that simple or is that too complicated?

No, no, no. I get it. I get it.

That's big Yoda.

Who said that I can? I'm driving. It was not knowledge, I see.

That's big.

I've been gonna how are you?

Oh, how you doing, brother? How you doing?

I'm good. I'm good. I thought you were Japanese.

Nah. Nah. Nah. Nah, Nah, Nah, Nah.

OK.

No.

It's a scam.

Wait, so yesterday, river bends, he went to an IRL event in New York. It's called Crypto Mondays, and he called out a scam project.

And I'm so proud of him, this guy right here. River bends.

Awesome, awesome.

So.

No, I mean.

Scams are everywhere people are. People are desperate and doing stuff that they shouldn't be doing.

How do you feel about projects faking followers and discord members and telegram?

Connections and stuff.

Rubbing a little bit rugging.

Project faking. Ohh yeah I'm telegram is evil. Telegram is. I don't touch it. I don't touch telegram.

You're bugging.

Yeah, you just. Yeah, you disconnect.

Come on down.

Yeah, I'm. I'm at home. Just the sushi, my Wi-Fi. So giving it OK, I'll be back.

OK. OK.

OK, we want to welcome Chip Baron in the room. River bends. What's up, big Yoda? What it do?

Girl, everybody.

We just said here, kicking it cooler now right now to Bob is simple, pretty shorter. Conversation will heat up. There's any topics you guys would like to talk to or anything exciting you in the web 3 space. We would definitely love to hear about it and.

Yeah, that's pretty much it.

We're working on locking down a venue in Manhattan starting in November to do IRL IRL events and.

That's we'll be doing that by weekly once we do get the spot. So you know, by the time NFT NYC rolled back around, we got one of the we'll definitely have a main spot down here in Manhattan.

And the Lower East Side, East Village area, so.

You know, right now we're just building and bringing minds together because we know a lot of people, like I say, a lot is in silence and working on their own thing. And sometimes you want to get out and talk about it and, you know, see if what you're working on, it's like see if you're in the right direction, right? Because there's no rules to this. There's no books for this, right where you most people are learning from trial and error.

Right. We always have to remind our spells ourselves. The NFT space is only five years old, right? So.

Ohh look at the space like you would look at a 5 year old, right? A5 Year old is gonna make a lot of mistakes right? So.

There's gonna be a lot of scamming and and you know, a lot of people went there for the click quick flips, but I always tell people you gotta individualize this stuff, right?

You gotta understand what you and web 3/4.

Right, we all came into this space.

Five different ways of four different reasons.

So you know.

But again, this is a democracy, not a dictatorship. The mics are open, the floors are open, and yeah, it's tuned into the Web 3 water cooler. I am Mr wonderful. That's knowledge, the crypto God, other guy. Blem might be caught up in some IRL activities, but you know, he's always with us.

Yeah, I got into the crypto space because I wanted to get rich. I seen it as a way to fight against poverty.

So so.

And that's why I've been full on crypto since 2014. Two 1014 was when I turned 18 years old. I've been into crypto since I was like 14 years old. You know, even, I don't even know, maybe 151413 in between those areas. So I've always been into crypto. I always told my father.

Let's unpack that, right. So he said he came into this space to get rich and that's why a lot of people come into this space. Did you have a date on it? Right, because a lot of us put dates on like, I want to be rich, but I'm 26 or.

I couldn't. I couldn't put a date on it because I was only making $8.00 an hour at the time and I was going to school full time. I was working full time, but then, you know, the expenses was just too much. So I knew once I got out of college that I was going to put all my money into crypto. So I got out of College in 2016 and from there I really been just making my moves or there it wasn't really a lot.

That I was putting into like how I'm doing it right now. Like I I I think I gave everybody my game plan every month.

OK.

You know, every month I try to do 500 to $1000 in different crypto cryptocurrencies that I actually like the the use cases of what they're actually doing. So that's that's what I do right now.

So right now, if I was to put a time on it, I'd say three years, 3-4 years from right now, I'm a whole different person.

Thanks for sharing, big Yoda. What brought you into the space?

Big Yoda is new. He actually came to one of my onboarding events last week Thursday.

So he's 100% freshly new. He needs to, yeah.

Right. That's what I'm trying to see. What what what made him come this way, right? Or something. There's a bunch of ways he could have went. Well. What?

Hold on. No, no, I got, I got some R pieces, you know, and like, you know, now that she was, she was trying to put me on like I could sell them in, you know, the NFT and all that. So I'm just trying to figure figure things out, you know, I'm saying.

You know one of the biggest words you're gonna hear a lot in this space.

And it's the hardest thing to do is the world community, right? But if you can really. And and all it really means is any business person that tell you all that means is know your customer, right? Like know your audience, right. Know who you're making this for, know who's who, who you're going to sell this to. I don't want you to come into this space blind every again like we spoke last week. Every customer is not your customer. Just because everybody wears T-shirts, that don't mean they're goin

Right. So I know we all working on projects and right we got ambitions and with patience and execution is going to be how we all execute these things.

Like, right. Understood. Knowledge said he'd been here since 18 and then three years, I think. I'm not sure how many years that'll be, but that's 11 years you've been grinding in this space, right? So to think it's going to come and happen tomorrow, right, is probably not realistic. But if you win this space for the right reasons, right, and you have, you know, certain things like perseverance, right, you're going to have to persevere through the lean times.

Right, if you come in here with the business mindset, right, if you're here for the long haul, enough for a lick.

Then you know you'll have a better time.

And that's that goes for me too, right? So if I'm here just to hit a leg, what happens without a hit it? You're gonna be miserable. But if you hear for the long haul, then over time the licks will come, right?

So, you know, that's for all of us. You know, a lot of us has ambitions in this space. So am I got huge ideas I wanna bring together in this space. But I know you got to build up trust, and trust comes from time and experience.

So.

You know, with with certain.

Resources. More trust is allotted to you, but understand.

What just happened, say one of us was to get endorsed by Nike. Now you're gonna get traction because people trust Nike, right? So trust comes from time and experience. And if you are here for the long haul, I'm pretty sure you got all pieces. You will make them do what they do. I've been sitting on some art pieces since 2017, 100 pieces plus from the 1970s and 80s that are family. They were the family member had passed away and they were throwing them away.

Price I I have 100 plus pieces of art. Beautiful pieces from the 19 set all dated all got the stamp on there that says 197778 August filming N20 he filming all so, but still I had to come in here with a strategy right?

Ohm.

Yeah.

A lot of people say.

A lot like do you buy NFT, right? See, this is things we gotta ask ourselves. Do see right I I got one on ones, but I buy PFP's.

You see the disconnect?

Right. I don't buy 101 pieces from people.

Because that's just not my taste, right? Or one of my people got one-on-one?

What is A1 on one and what what what is a PFP?

All and it saved difference. I just meant like a collection, right? So the 10,000 piece collections though like you feel me, those are more without buying into instead of more or less a artist that just drops like one piece at a time.

Right. You understand what I'm saying? Like even what you have right now is A1 on one, but it's over 130 piece collection. So some people like a one-on-one just means this is the only one that's no other ones like it in here, right. This is the only one I made it is and I don't. But what I'm saying is I don't really buy those but I but I have those in my possession. So it's a it's not a catch 22 but that's why I didn't just come and sell it, right because I got to build trust here.

Trust is the number one thing that you have in this space. Ohh the only thing that you will have in this space. And it once you lose that trust it's over. Like no one's going to trust you, you better just come up with a whole new username, a new voice and everything.

That's how I look at it. But yeah, I've been in the space since 2014. Investing like legally. That's when I turned 18. It was 2014.

What I wanted to say was the person I started with he came up off of crypto. So just because I was making $8.00 an hour don't mean I could have came up off of it. What happened was I didn't want to take a loan out. See what people normally do is they take loans out when these bull run come and they take loans out and they throw, they throw their bag and then they make they flips.

You know, and I didn't have that. So what I learned to do was to build, build stability a little bit of, you know, you should always have $10,000 to decide you know what I mean? Ten, 20,000 to the side just in case anything ever happened. But then everything on on everything else is you should just throw it in the crypto. You throw it into your little investments because.

It's gonna be something that you could lay back on in three years. It's always like that. It's always a 3-4 year cycle. It's all it never stops. It just never changed. It just keeps going and I feel like this bull run.

A bull run is means the prices the the buyers are in.

That means the price is just gonna keep going up. Bitcoin right now is just going down right now because we're in a bear run.

After the Bull Run is always a bear run.

Right. Because you have to, it has to. The charts have to relax a little bit. It can't just keep shooting up something. If a price just keeps shooting up like crazy. If something goes from $10,000 to 60,000, that's not healthy. And any market, no matter what it is, it has to be a stability. So right now we've seen Bitcoin go from 10,000 to 60,000 now. Right now we're at 20,019 thousand and it keeps doing little pumps up to 25,000 and going back down. You know what I mean? But how I see the.

In the market right now, and I'm not a a forecaster or anything like that, I see it going down. We're in the the world is at war.

Interest rates are going up. We're we're going through inflation problems. Like everything is just bad right now, so everything's gonna go down, but what do we do? This is the time to buy. This is the time to make your purchases, because it's a transfer of wealth.

That's what's happening right now.

It's a transfer of wealth. So people who who are selling, you're buying their sell. Whatever they're selling, you're buying it, you're buying it, you're buying it, you're buying it. Whatever you look, whatever they lost out on, you're taking it. And when is that time? You're going to be so happy. And I feel like this bull run might be the last time that people might have the potential to be rich. So I'll be telling everybody, buy as much crypto as you can, buy as much crypto as you can.

You just brought something up you I just sent you something posted cause it's just actually something you mentioned.

All the transfer wealth. So he just mentioned that. It's the article I read probably a week ago.

I'll let I'll let the posts come up at the top before I start speaking on and then maybe get you guys opinion on it. And you know these are just people's IMO's right. We all know this NFA and Yoda know you new to the space. When you hear people say IMO that means in my own in my opinion and NFL means not financial advice. And I started I also wanted to start working on right. I want to work on probably a little PDF of the vocabulary knowledge. That's probably something we could work on so when w

This place we could probably shoot them. The lingo, right? A nice little vocabulary or the lingo.

I made I made a dictionary. I'm gonna send it to you. I got you. You got add on to it too.

Right. So just so we can you know and and that's just something good to have like I think it's just a good.

Things I have to like. That's see for me, I already got like the next marketing scheme about to whip up and out and marketing plan scheme mix. We all know this is I'm actually going to go with the merch game, right? Because for me merch is going to incite more conversation, right. So I'm in New York City, so if I'm on the train in a dub and I got the merch on that says WTF NFT, right, there might be one other person that would have never spoke to me.

Listen to NFTS or Web three or surprise somebody that wants to know about it, right. So for me, I see that being a solid play to like, you know, speak to new people and educate new people and, you know, have them be welcomed into the space by someone like, right. Because if they come in now, I'm not selling them nothing. So that's why I like where I'm at right now in the space, right? Because I'm just here to add value and learn and and build with people that's really, you know, trying to make t

Like I'm really trying to make things happen in the space.

You to transfer what is spoken by many different people. I believe Warren Buffett spoke about that as well. I know you're a Warren Buffett guy and I really look at it like that, like.

COVID was a good example. So when COVID happened, the stock market shot down like a motherfucker, right? Shot all the way down. Everything was half price. As soon as COVID like started to ease up and all of that, the stock market shot tremendously.

Now we have the war and all of that, which brought the, you know, the prices back down.

But.

Just in between that little time period, you could have made a good amount of money. And I know a lot of people who did. And that's the same thing that's happening right now, right now is we're at war all, OK, whatever. People wanna blow up things or whatever. Cool. Do, do whatever the hell you wanna do, because that's not affecting me. I live in America. I really don't care. So what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna put my money into the stock market, I'm gonna put my money into cryptocurrency, and whe

And also, I do see a lot of American companies bringing their companies back into the states. So I guess that's always a good thing, right? So yeah, that transfer of power is definitely happening. I'm not here to speak more about that. I like right, because I'm a NFT guy, right. So if anybody heard of any new projects, this is not about like we're not here to shill nothing, sell nothing. We just here to hear what you guys are working on, any IRL?

Already on anything you guys got going on, you know, virtually.

Yeah.

Like I said, we working on locking down a venue for November until right. So that's going to be at every a biweekly event. And my thing is to really make it an experience, right? Because we could all go to a lounge or this or that. So that'll be my goal. I got to figure out how to make these inexperience.

I I heard that you, uh, you ate into a project.

I don't know if this is true or not, Mr wonderful, you, you went against all of your morals and you bought into a project this week. Can you give us the experience of what happened with that?

Alright, so we all know like.

Or we all should have cert?

And what are your morals?

And I'll go through that right now, right. We all should have certain disciplines.

When it comes to.

What we're doing here, right? Be it our crypto investing and FT investing, D5 right? We all should have certain principles that we follow, right? So.

Um, one of them is like I never bought a project.

Because someone told me to. Right on. I've never done it, right? So that was one of my principles, right? I don't really. But then here, I'll make you laugh. Maybe that's why my bags aren't as good as people's, right? That's just a joke, right? So.

For one. And when I say listen to people like I've never been like, yo go right on. I never did it. So that's one of my principles too, right? I do as much research as I possibly can, especially.

You know, I do as much research as possible weekend, but we have a lot of these people get me is that like price points, right so.

Again, everybody's.

IRL bags are different. So $9 for me is right, is not, I'm not looking at those purchases as someone else, right might look at those purchases. So I ate that and probably bought like 20-30 of them a project that I've been building with somebody in this space, right. And so it was a certain report and that just happened to be in the space and.

It was a certain project that something happened so.

5000 more had just hit the marketplace and they was going to reveal at 12:00 PM afternoon.

Right, 1212 in the afternoon, right, so.

It was like 11, Sutton. And mind you, I never did a minute because I'm real skeptical about like, connecting my wallets to things, right? So this was the first time me being part of like a reveal. So I was excited about that. Like, I really was excited, like waiting, like, because I bought them. So then I had to wait till 12 for the, you know, art to reveal. So that shit was really dope for me.

Is it something I would do again, yes, because you know, even though you have certain disciplines.

Right.

There's no.

One-size-fits-all right? So.

Within those disciplines, we all know, right? When you hear something, you better act fast.

Right. This is another discipline that comes from, you know, people I study like, right, when you hear something act fast and that could be act on the research, right? I don't go by, but that means act.

Right, because I'm pretty sure we all didn't heard certain projects.

And didn't act. Meaning you didn't say I'm gonna watch it till it good. And if you go $5 more, I'm about that project, right. You just forgot about it. And by the time you got back to it, it's 137 and $200.00. And you've seen them when it was at 25. So act now, don't mean purchase. It just means research, you know, act like. So when I heard something, price point was good. It was exciting. Like I said, they reveal, right. And I enjoyed it.

Probably it actually went up since I had it. It actually went up like crazy. I hit the dude like that's really where is that right now? Because I got him at like 9 and went up on Saturday, I think for like $25.

But, you know, to each his own. I'm not in here for 15 and 20 and 30 bucks.

Right, so anything I got is dying in the wallet.

No. But you know, one thing I'm gonna tell you though, bro, is.

It sounds like you made a good profit. So if I could do the math right real quick, right? I'm gonna watch your pockets real quick. So they were.

No, no, no. But I said they had shot up like on Saturday because they I got about like just say give or take average 0.80 point 08 for all of them. Saturday I think it shot up to like 0 point. Look, this is how I'm starting to learn these numbers. I used to look at you like what? What are the shit? So Saturday. So I got him at like 0.08, shot at me and shot up to like 0.195 and then right now I think they back at like 0 point.

10.9 which is what I expect, right? I understand is going to be bumps and.

Right. But I don't get excited over them shits because I'm not in here. They go from you understand? I'm just different, right? So.

I'll probably hold.

Some to Christmas and the Super good ones really keep and, you know, put some back out there. We'll give some money to the nephews, right?

Yeah, teachers own as a teacher's own world.

But I do like the project on my do jump in these spaces and and they they exciting me like I said ohh one of my principles I went against I bought a derivative which is.

I'm not too fond of that, but to each his own. But that was one of my biggest principles. Like a mandatory like I really don't. But I looked at it, this was more like a I never flipped NFT. So this was more of me getting into like alright, I want to flip in FT. So this was just, you know, an experiment which I think we should all, you know, check out different parts of this space and see what what we like most of the space.

You.

Yeah, I definitely wanna get into flipping NFTS. I went to school with this one guy and he made a he makes a good amount actually just flipping NFTS. What he does, he gets on these like white list and then like I guess those are the only people can make the purchases or something, I don't know. And then like few hours later bro, the price is just be shooting up and this is what he does and kind of reminds me of like sneak a game a little bit.

You gotta grind for those white lifts though, so a lot of people you know.

It's hit and miss because you you you won't get a lot of rugs right? So.

But yeah, all right, yeah, whitelisting is good, right? But it it's a grind.

But you know, if it's working for him, like glimpsing half what I said get out, you know?

Play what's up, baby?

Blessings, blessings. Greetings. Jumping a little bit late but you already know.

That's the river bends Burness turns with.

Jane, of course. Yeah, I'm here.

Getting up to date with the topics blessing to the water cooler family knowledge, Mr Wonderful.

Yeah, I see T4 teeth industries.

East Coast based apparel company interested for no we're going there. So blessings I had a late start but they are generals.

You're good, bro. We're here for another hour, bro. Don't even worry about that.

Is there. So where we're at in the discussion room here, Mr Wonderful, and you was talking about flipping NFTS's not out.

Yeah, we were talking, yeah.

No, we really was. The topic is more like investment principles and I just want to give a shout out to thief.

Industries, right 'cause I love that. Start small and take it all. I love that bro.

Yeah, blend. Do you have any morals when it comes to investing? And then I'll speak on my morals after.

Disciplines, disciplines.

Yeah, when it as it relates to investing you said?

Yeah, it could be any type of investment.

Yeah, OK. So alright.

One of the practices I see within this piece that's very attractive is.

Again, I'm gonna fight back. Going to they, they they.

3 tiers that Kabir mentioned and as it relates to investing though so.

There are certain.

Awareness tags that I was not aware of, so I just as it relates to investing into image.

To build awareness and to show support. Like just have a receipt, so whether it is.

A movement like breast cancer, autism, I think I'm attractive to that type of sincere movement as it relates to having a receipt to to show that, hey.

I am about a certain type of change. I think that's attractive.

As it relates to ROI.

I look for.

The proof so.

A lot of business there.

Promise stuff. But I look at when I say proof I mean.

ROI So right now.

People, you can do ads and based upon the traffic that you get on your organic ads.

You can.

Promote that to a further reach. No. When I say return an investment, I mean if I say a company that is.

Promising something I need to see a buck record of like a history of it being done already or something of that sort like some some sort of proof to say hey we've been here we did this already and we can do it again. So before invest if I'm looking for like a.

Return on investment?

Yeah. So pretty much that's, that's just what we look for like like board apps.

I look at their old setup as it relates to utility, well term utility that they use and community value and all of that. And it's it's all over the place because of the variety of people who are apart every time. I mean the phone does start basic but then it just turned into a whole you know, big thing because of the people who come and be a part of it, so.

If that answer the question, we'll look for for the first.

Investment I would look for.

Just that awareness like like like like how is the I'm I'm the awareness gonna benefit me even if it's a business. If you want me to just invest in a business and have the NFT as a receipt to say well I did this. I need to see some some some SATA back work to say hey I did this before I can't do it again and prove them not just say it like actual proof and then I can just invest.

Freely, because then if I lose, I can't just blame it on nature and that lack of education.

Yeah, um, when I'd make my investments. So I only invest into like stocks and crypto really. So when I make my investments, I.

First thing I want to know is what are they doing? What are they utility? It's always been what's the utility? You know, even with cryptocurrency, that's the main thing. What is the utility? Because if you don't got a utility, there's no reason that we should be investing into you.

All right. So we look at the utility and then from there we look at the Who's the Founders. But we always want to see who's the leader. If you don't got a good boss then.

Who, how your team gonna be, you know? So I always look to see who the founders are and then from there I I might make my assumption on if I would invest into this company.

I look at the numbers, the metrics I try to find like a.

Of value an intrinsic value. So I I determined intrinsic value, what price do I think this should be?

You know, I try to buy at that price range. So that's really my my little investing strategy at the moment.

If I was to invest in anything, it's always you know what is the return on income or is this a good deed? Or how does this benefit me?

So what about receipts?

Like say.

You would just purchase a.

Art because they're supporting.

Breast can so awareness so just to have that receipt to say well yes I'm a part of this movement not, not well that would be a return on your investment but just not monetary or boy stuff like that.

Are you?

Let me answer that real quick knowledge. Let me answer that real quick knowledge.

Yeah, but for me, blim honestly.

Right. Social causes attached to NFTS. I could do social work in real life. And right. I know there's cancer organization that has Red Cross, Blue Cross.

Right, so.

Right. When I first came in here, like when I bought my people's art, that's for the love of my people. So if I buy something, I like. But when I'm buying into projects.

Right. I'm there for ROI, right? If when I'm buying?

There's a few of people you know in the community that I came to like, a few of them, about four or five of them that I've came to like and I purchased their NFT's. I'm in it for the.

Camaraderie, right? I'm in it cause we share like minds. So that's my return on investment there, right? Like mines and but when I'm jumping into 10,000 piece projects, even if it may be for social causes.

If I'm going to do it in this space, I need a ROI.

Because these people are receiving R1.

Got it. Yeah, you.

Yeah, anything in this space is definitely.

I for me, I'm not doing those social. I'm not really gonna invest or make a purchase in social cause NFT's really, even though I will have social cause NFT.

But that's just not that's the. That's not something that's a write off or anything like I don't see nothing.

There's only benefits you and the person you bought it off of. That's how I look at it like.

It's not a write off. I can't write write off and left that had a social cause versus a social cause donation.

Again, if they're linked to the giving block, you can't actually, they're giving. Did you check out? Check out the giving block here and and Twitter.

They.

I personally don't. I don't remember. I remember you talking about it like two months ago though.

Right.

Yeah, most most of the.

Projects that go that route and do it the right way they cause cause if you want that real life.

Connection where it actually you can pick a charitable foundation for your for your your phones to actually go.

You cannot truly suggest it to the the black and they will.

But I get what you're saying. So The thing is with certain.

Certain things I would say the pictures know that like bring their awareness cause I would see the pictures and then go what is that about? And then someone would explain it and then the type of explanation with a lot of these.

Or just say.

Sickness or.

You know these challenges so to speak, is, is things on my belief, just me personally, like I was oblivious to not not not necessarily breast cancer, but.

A lot of the the awareness kind of tags and images them really bring you.

To a different time level of understanding. So it wouldn't really be a investment for our I understand that but it for me it would have been more like for not personal cars but for actually contribute value like you know like extended way but understands that people can just come on and say hey this is me and I'm going through this are my kid.

Or my family member or friend or whatnot, and it just might be a scam, but a lot of these.

Projects, so to speak, like Blue Cross, Red Cross or whatnot might try for building awareness, but really and truly like a lot of the times.

We don't know what these look like special.

Hobbits are, yeah, call them special.

It's like different.

Hmm.

And let me answer that bloom right. Cause like, like, look and you correct, right. Because there's A and it's just us in here and and if it's never us in here, you'll never hear me say a project's name, right. Because I'm not here to sell. Nobody should like you crazy.

Most say no names.

Alright, so either way I won't even bring them up, right? But I showed knowledge of project earlier, right so.

Umm.

They just partnered with a company that's been around like 100 years, right? And the reason why I I'm an ape into the shit on Friday is because.

I could see them partnering with me, like with this you fill me with the work I do out here on the social tip, so you do have a point. But even with that, I'm still looking at it for the ROI.

Because I understand like.

The people they just partnered with been around for decades.

And I'm pretty sure.

This company should be around for decades.

And we're also decades, I'm pretty sure that company been around like 8090 years.

Right. So you you correct, but again it's.

Up as I'm looking that way it benefits me.

Yeah, definitely.

Definitely.

And that's what I thought was going to like like.

If it doesn't benefit the individual like it, it's not gonna work. So whether it's monetary or.

Just just for social proof or what what that so yeah.

Respect it unto the.

And and then the.

Yo, darling, since it's just us guy and then I'm not exercising.

Yeah, this is a recorded space. This will be posted on YouTube. I was gonna say that.

4/4.

Like this space is for return on on ink, like you know, on on your investments, but also and then also.

Um.

I wanted to say that.

People mess up as well when they do the NFT projects, like they might have a social cause, but they didn't link, you know, the two together.

Like they didn't really link a nonprofit to their contract or whatever for their project. So what they're doing is they cashing out all the money to in their name.

And they're not even thinking about the taxes, are you? Do people even think about taxes? Like in America, if you was to cash out anything and not hold it for a year, you have to pay 30% capital gains tax. I don't think people understand that. So yeah, you're making $12.12 dollars, $12.00, but that's 30% you got to take out of that shit.

Ohh yeah yeah that's another reason I hold long term. But you always gonna ask you your brother so you seen that metaverse like God we don't have nobody that like start decorating it and like at least hanging we could at least start with.

Anemona verse.

That some of these PFP's we have and and I'm pretty sure Blim hasn't song too that we could at least write put it in there.

Yeah.

The Mona verse. Yeah, we could work on something on that I was gonna do.

But, but the one I have, though, they're my soldier. I got one. So.

Yeah, we we gotta get a 3D person. You gotta. I believe we have to find somebody that's in the 3D arts. I might be wrong.

I mean it it's not doing it even if it's being there.

I don't want that shit to sit there doing that. At least we could start figuring that's an asset. That's it, ain't it already went up. I'm sorry I mentioned it too.

That's your, that's your investment, you know, I mean like that's that's a real life investment right there.

Now you're right. Like you said, I don't mind being there, but I know because.

Start building out of there right have pretty sure as a way to let you know the same way people send people to space you and send people ranked pretty show with the right person. Like you said that knows how to do that so we would be able to do that shit. But just know we already have that asset and our little crew. I do have a.

Well, I guess it's a metaverse, right?

Nothing crazy but.

Like I always tell people.

We don't need the bite off more than we could chew, right? What we need is a place that can hold 1000 people. We can't fit it though. We don't reach 1000 people right now, right? So.

As we get bigger, the space is a get bigger and then things the matter versus we use is right but.

Let's take advantage of the things we have now.

Yeah.

I wanna work on something with spatial that's definitely gonna be like my project for like next week or whenever I get better or whatever.

Uh, we do need to have somebody who's into 3D architecture on the team. That's, uh, a key factor right now that that we need.

Well, we had one guy forgot his name.

But yeah, moving forward, that's definitely that's needed in the metaverse. People who could do, you know, 3D architecture, that's $1,000,000 business right there. You could develop stores for different businesses in the Metaverse. And people not really looking into that. There are children who are making thousands every day off of that. I wish that was a skill I had. I'm going to have to increase my skill set in that area.

Yeah, you remember that dude we we had in the space like I think a week ago.

Papa doughs.

I don't remember.

Maybe you had like the the dope art that we thought it was a, but remember he said he drew it.

Yeah.

Someone has numbers in the space.

Like networking?

I went on a space. You go like I went on this stuff to check his page. I was trying to because he got some dope stuff.

Everything was out like bidded out already, like because he got it up I guess for Ultra he got like 12-15 pieces up there.

And I'm talking about them things like a buck $30.40 and his follow account. Like I remember when he first he he had just came in here when we met a member.

Yeah.

Yeah, like 8 followers.

So it's good somebody came without space and now they're doing their numbers and we gave him the confidence then we told them we got to do the because remember when we told them about the, you know, brother, you gonna have to show people this. The very next day he did a post showing like Nah, this is hand drawn. He said I know a lot of people are going to ask this is AI. Nah, this is hand drawn. So just know like we we we moving gems out of here.

No, yeah, that's not even. That's not even the first one. We had another person he was in, he was somewhere in Africa and he wanted to help people in his village or something like that, right. And I told him like, yo bro, you sound like a scammer. So what you need to do is you need to show picture proof.

Yo, after he started showing picture proof, this guy started making sales.

I don't know where he is now. I haven't spoke to him in so long, but he was making sales and I was looking at his open sea. I'm like, wow, I'm so proud of this guy.

Yeah, it's like Papa Dough's.

He's doing real good in this space.

And I follow him because the his audit, like, he's drawing that. That shit is dope.

And he says Jordan. So all we could do is.

Believe.

Yeah, I'm checking them out right now.

Yeah, we we have.

We, we, we shoot out a lot of gems, you know, it's either people you wanna listen to it or you don't wanna listen to it. That's how I look at it.

Yeah, hello. Can you hear me?

Yeah, I'm here with you.

Like you do.

Hang up my phone. Yeah, my phone was.

You just did a character of somebody I think came out fire.

Did you guys see a coin bases being sued?

Because a whole bunch of other customers got scammed.

Yes, I did. And do I think these people have a case right cause.

Is their fault.

I know in the stock market it says if you lose your money you can't sue. But like if there's ponzis, and of course right, if the government comes, get them. But if somebody just happens to like lose your bread, there's nothing you could do, right? Because they made bad.

Not even choices, they just made bad investments, right? So.

Umm.

What's up guys? What we talking about tonight?

Ohh we we talking about coin base and the lawsuit that was placed against them and where we see that going and through the people have some legs to stand on. What do you think?

Is that in the the jumbo Tron?

Ohh no, but we'll put it right now. I'm not sure if you've seen it, but I don't know if you heard of yet. Coinbase is being sued because bunch of people that unfortunately got scammed on the.

2.

Using their site and they really didn't do much about it for about like the first couple, like six months of knowing about it.

Who? Who's owner?

Coordinates cornix.

Bahoo selling them though.

Who's on client base?

Like a million people. Ohh. I'll I'll I'll put the article right now I got it in my my chat.

But you know it's posted in the chat.

Over 1,000,000 people are slow and Coinbase.

Bro, you posted, you posted. And I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna repost and retweet it.

Yeah.

Mr Wonderful poster has a tweet.

Really figure out how to do it. Not test on Coinbase uses scammed out of 21 million in crypto Sue Company for negligence. I'm sorry nearly 100 users, 100 users sue Coinbase for allegedly overlooking the security flaw.

I personally feel like.

Still can't figure that part out, no.

I feel like that's the default.

As in the customers.

Yeah, Mr Wonderful Post posted as a tweet and then I'm a I'm gonna share it because I'm gonna there's too many links and stuff I'm posting.

I thought the SEC. I thought the SEC was going to go after him or some, or the C was suing him for something.

Umm, I personally don't know they have. They have a whole bunch of lawsuits going against them.

Because the SEC just going after everybody it feels like.

They went after Kim Kardashian. I was like, what is she doing?

Promoted a a rug atheria Max.

Yeah.

It's CC.

I guess people with influence, when you talk about certain things, you can't. You shouldn't be talking about those certain things because if you don't say like the first thing you always have to say before you even talk about anything with money is this is not financial advice.

But if you were a celebrity and somebody pays you for that?

I mean, I guess.

And they said she's supposed to say that, is that she didn't say that, that she would have told people like, yeah, I'm being paid for this and.

Because, you know, they just passed a bunch of new laws or like the way influences can promote.

Projects. So she probably fell really under that new law.

But she don't know what she's doing with with like cryptocurrency or.

No, I mean she, she probably had no like of course somebody probably just came to her with a business opportunity. So of course 250 grand we all signed up for it, right, most of us, alright so.

Understand a lot of people. And we gotta understand when people know the technology, they're gonna get over on a lot of people, right? Because you some people, right? These people, all brands. And I hope all you guys look at yourselves like that, right? All of you guys are brands.

I don't, I don't understand. I don't understand that not financial advice thing. I mean what does it matter if it is financial advice?

You you have to say there's not financial advice because you can get sued at any time. If you give financial advice without saying that this is not financial advice, you can get sued if somebody.

But that's bogus. That's bogus to me because, I mean, if I'm investing my own money and I'm like, hey, I got my money invested in here.

So like my, my.

No knowledge.

No, no, no. You can say that I got my money invested into here, but you can't tell people, hey, you should buy this coin. You should never.

But let's say I got Bitcoin. Let's say I got money in Bitcoin, right? And I say financial advice buy Bitcoin because I bought Bitcoin. I mean, I don't see nothing wrong with it.

No, I will sue the fuck out of you.

Yeah, you don't see nothing wrong with with that be 5 because you're not into law like so you use the English language right. You have to dissect it in full. So the people who govern the country they so I put it this way. Kim Kardashian could be a part of a project that Sarug somebody found fault with it. She's the face of it. She get to be.

In the cross fire cause with America, you have to know what you're advertising and know what you're selling when it comes down to business because the customer, they always come first. So like you, you hear the term negligence.

Right. But I'm a customer. Exactly. I'm a customer. I'm going.

That sense it's Holland, see here the term negligence that's saying it's somebody fault, no.

But we're all consumers. We're all customers one way or another.