 Great. Welcome everybody to Digital Asset News. Just like the thumbnail title suggests, there's a new partnership. And from the outside looking at it, it looks pretty fantastic. And we've got a payment process or a strike, which is available in 40 plus countries. They've teamed up with Polygon, Ethereum and USDC for payments and also for payouts. But the question I really have is, do we really even need this? I think in the short term, yes, but long term, probably not. We'll take a look at that. Also, I want to do a quick follow-up to a point that James and Ben made on the DCA show yesterday. Where we talk about a transfer of wealth. And I think it's something that we really should talk about just to give us a bigger perspective of what's going on out there. Lastly, I'll talk about keeping wealth and taking chances, which I think is right now is not a bad idea. We'll talk about the pros and cons. And we'll finish up the Fame MMA CEO interview, which we'll do at the very end. Also, five questions in five minutes at the very end of this show. So let's just jump right into it and take a look at the market recap. So, hey, you made it here for the live stream. Thanks for stopping by. I appreciate it. Just know if you're watching the replay, time stands below. So let's just jump into it right now and see what we got. Today is a boring day. I must admit, this is what it must feel like in traditional finance. Because this is nothing, but it's good because it gives us a little perspective of what to do when things just chop sideways. I know some of you have been here for a long time, and I can just tell you, as the new people come in and then they get chewed and spit out, a lot of people that are coming back to this channel and to a lot of crypto channels are people who have been here for quite a long time. And they know what the game is. They know what's going on. So we're going to go sideways. It's okay because we've got a lot of time to do the things that we need to do to make up that revenue or those gains later on. But today is just one of those chop sideways days. And I don't need to tell you because you look at your portfolio all the time. I think the only big winner day is like polka dot. And maybe if we go down, and of course, inevitably, I'll go, OK, Apecoin is up 12%. Congratulations to you Apecoin holders. Just be careful with that one. I read a report that said that I think it's like 58% or no, it was like 90 wallets hold 58% of all of Apecoin. Not that that's a big deal. I mean, as long as they're not dumping, that's all that really matters. Price goes up. Congratulations. That's the whole game. And that's the big stuff right now. So that is essentially, I guess, eCash is up 3.0. I know. Great. Fantastic. So that's essentially the market boring sideways. Let's jump into the top story. Which is Stripe. So I mean, if you're not familiar with Stripe, it's a payment processing operation. And when you ever use your debit cards, essentially Stripe is either Stripe or PayPal, especially online payments. They're the one that usually processes a majority of those transactions. There are real, let me rephrase this. They're a great company in the beginning because it allowed merchants like myself to sell different products, goods, and services over the internet, and Stripe was that gateway. And it worked out pretty well. However, we're going into a new evolution. And the question I have really is, do we really need this? So this will be something we'll discuss in the comments. So here's what's going on. Payments company Stripe is now enabling crypto payments in USD, Ccoin, and Twitter creators will be the first to use a service. They're not going to roll this out to everybody. It's going to be a soft launch where they do this just with a few select people to work out the bugs and go from there. And of course, they'll roll out to everybody and I'm going to tell you why in a second. The process for fans and customers to pay creators, freelancers, sellers, and solopreneurs can be difficult, especially outside of markets or major markets. Stripe product manager, Karan Charmasen. A select group of creators on Twitter, Stripe's first partner will be able to use crypto-based rails to receive earnings from the social media platform. Twitter already uses Connect2Pay through its ticketed spaces and superfollows products. I was asked to join that. I just don't understand. I'm not going to monetize Twitter. To me, it's not a big thing. Payouts will first be supported in the USD stablecoin via the Polygon or MATIC network, which of course, layer two solution for Ethereum. Their earnings will be paid into Polygon compatible wallets, such as MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, or Rainbow Wallet, and creators can hold their earnings as USDC or convert them into a local currency. Stripe plans that additional rails and payout currencies over time and seeks to support crypto payouts in more than 120 countries by the end of the year. Stripe announced partnerships last month with FTX, blockchain and Comm. to offer support for exchanges on ramps, wallets, and NFT marketplaces. Here's my question for everybody right now. Do we need this? I mean, is this the thing where it's like, this is something that's absolutely paramount? Because if you're talking to me and I'm online, and I can understand how some people wouldn't want to use crypto, but how easy is it just to bypass Stripe and PayPal and just pay me with a QR code or a public address that you just put out there? I mean, it could be anything. The transaction fees, depending on which one you use, obviously not going to use Ethereum. But I mean, the transaction fees are minimal, and you just go just straight to each other. And especially when people start to understand about using a MetaMask wallet, using any kind of wallet that you can think of that's out there that you can download on your browser. So to me, when I look at this, I'm like, do we really need Stripe to come in and help us with these things? And I think it's yes for the short term, just to get the notoriety, to get people out there and go, oh, well, okay, Stripe's going to help out with that. And I feel comfortable with that. But in all honesty, you never even see Stripe. Because as a merchant, I can just tell you right now, nobody cares how they're getting the money to you. They just want to get the money to you. Now the merchants are the ones that say, hey, I got to pay these transaction fees. How much are those fees? We'll check this out. This is just one of those things. First of all, here's all the Stripe supported countries. So maybe I'm thinking about this in a wrong way. I can't send millions of dollars to Netherlands in the blink of an eye. It's got to go through a wire. It's got these different transactions and all these different things. And I'll be honest with you, with a wire, let's say you wire $100,000. That's going to cost you around $20 here in the US to different places. But depending on different countries, those prices actually go up. Now here's the thing. When you take a look at Stripe and PayPal, just so you know, this is the thing that I am questioning, because I'm like, do we really need this? But I understand now why they're going to roll out to everybody. Because I've dealt with this all the time. Fee per transaction and Stripe and PayPal is 2.9% plus $0.30. Yeah, so let's say I'm sending $100,000. That's almost $3,000 plus, I mean, I guess $3,030. And then, of course, there's a great non-profit discount. They give one of my businesses 2.2% plus $0.35 and 2.2 plus $0.30 in PayPal. So when I take a look at this, I'm like, at first I was like, well, maybe it's good for cross-border payments. But honestly, do you want to have a 2.9% for everything that you send over? Which if you're selling $25.50, okay, I get it, not too bad. But if you're selling a ton of money, that doesn't make any sense whatsoever. So I think to myself, again, is this really neat? It kind of, it's almost like Stripe is a great product in the beginning. Especially when they first came out, again, you can do merchants. But to me, it's kind of like, it's like a horse. Like in the beginning, we just rode bareback, we were just animals. So we ride a horse bareback, and we got a saddle, and that was great. And then, of course, we had stage coaches, well, that was awesome. And then, of course, the automobile came out, and that was way better. So to me, it's kind of like they're backing it up and going, hey, you know what, we'll use our stage coach and our horses to back up and pull your car. I don't need the stage coach. I don't understand why I need you to do these things, except you're just charging me. Anyhow, that's how I kind of see things. Let me introduce you to something about in the comment section. Let's see if it all works out. I guess for notoriety and for name recognition, it might be good, but I just don't see it. Anyhow, let me introduce you to something about the comment section. Let's go on to our next piece. Follow-up to transfer of funds. And this was, we did a show yesterday, DCA, with me, Ben and James. And there was a point that, I think a camera was James or Ben, and he talked about, we were just talking about where you can put your money. Because right now, I mean, we know inflation's super high. We know that equities or traditional stocks are overinflated. We know that the housing market is just awful. Being in the gold, but I mean, how much is that really going to go up? I mean, I know it's to me just a store of value. There is a debate there. Of course, we can say that. But when we took a look at this, we're like, where are you going to go? And I said that you really couldn't bring it out and say, well, everybody's going to go into crypto. Because outside of our circle that we're in, people don't trust crypto. People don't really get into it. And then James talked about, you know, that's true. He goes, but there's a bigger source of wealth out there. And what we were talking about was this. So this is, let me bring this on. So this is the percentage of US households. I don't know where you're at. Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Canada, wherever, India. But in the US, the large percentage of wealth is held by people 59 or 62 years older. Those are called baby boomers. They hold a lot of money and they just don't really trust crypto because, of course, they don't, they haven't used it. They don't really know it. And to them, like T-bills, Treasury notes, gold, silver, those types of things, that's a real story of value. Not this funny internet money that just is created. So that is where we are right now. But James had a good point. He said, you know what, as time goes on, all that money that is out there that the boomers have is going to be passed on to exers and millennials. And that's going to have to go to somewhere. And I thought about it. I'm like, yeah, I mean, that doesn't make sense. The question is how long? And that's what we're kind of seeing here in everything that's just chopping sideways. But here's something to kind of brighten your mood. And this time I wanted to show, but the show went too long. We talked about this and you've probably seen this on my show, but I haven't talked about it for quite some time. This is all the world's money and markets and one visualization. I always bring it up and it's a good reminder. And I was just scrolling this, I'm like, that's a lot of money. So this is back in 2020, before the Fed really started printing a lot of dough. This is a reminder two years ago, not even that, like a year and a half. See these little squares, that's worth $100 billion. $100 billion is this little tiny square. And back then in 2020, crypto was only two, the total, let me see the total value of all crypto is now 244 billion. So we pretty much 10X. I mean, really we're about 10, 2 trillion. So I guess not 2.4 trillion, but okay, nine, eight, nine X. That's all the cryptocurrency. Here's the military spending. Here's the, that's in the US, I'm pretty sure. US budget deficit, that's 3.8 trillion. Just a deficit, a little more now. Coins and bank notes, 6.6 trillion, the Fed's balance sheet, oh, I guarantee that's way higher than that. It used to be 7 trillion, I think it's 9.2 trillion now. Here's the billionaires, just these guys. They own 8 trillion. Here's gold, 11 trillion, I guess. The Fortune 500 companies, this has been a little bit rearranged. We got a lot, stock markets are around $90 trillion. So again, when we talk about where do you put the money? Stocks are super overinflated, we all know that. And I think even the people on Wall Street know that. And there's a big difference between Wall Street and the economy. But in Wall Street, it's super overinflated, they know it. I wonder if they're gonna figure it out before things start to collapse. And I'll remind you, we talked about this yesterday, is that the earnings report for Amazon and Microsoft comes out next week. And if those numbers don't hit, it's gonna be not too good for the stock market, we'll say. Narrow money, this is the money's easily accessible, it's 35 trillion. Here's global debt, 253 trillion. Here is global real estate, 280 trillion. Again, this is super overinflated, that's in 2020. I can't even imagine what it's now. Here's global wealth, 360 trillion. And then here's the things called derivatives. And that's like, you know, different things like futures, forwards, options, all those things, here's what we know it to be. 558 trillion, that's a low end estimate. And like I always say, like I always thought my browser was broke because I'm like, does it keep going? Yeah, because it's at, here's the high end estimate of one quadrillion dollars. So all this money that we have here, I know it sucks right now, but there's a lot of money just sloshing around out there that's looking for a home. And once these guys figure it out or it transfers them over there, where do you think they're gonna go? Just a theory. Let me know what you're thinking about in the comments. And let's move on to talk about and finish this up, keeping wealth and taking chances. So if you don't know, first of all, follow me on Twitter. Usually all the different stories I do, I put out there first and then we hash it out and then I bring it over here to YouTube. But I had this quick survey and I said, hey, if the next bull run, because me personally, I don't think we're gonna hit all-time highs for Bitcoin 2022. I think that ship has sailed. I could be wrong, hope I'm wrong, but I think that's where we're headed. A lot of choppiness. And we talked about it yesterday in algorithm bots and things like that. Video is like six minutes long, just check that out. I'll link the very end. But I just asked the question, hey, this is a serious question. If it's gonna take one to two years and the total crypto market doesn't reach 10 plus trillion, can you wait or do you wanna jump out now? Because maybe, I mean, a lot of you have been here for quite some time. Some of you haven't. The question I had was, do you wanna wait or do you wanna get out now and take your money? And people are like, you know what? I thought a lot of people would say, I'm gonna take my money honestly. And it was only like 6%, granted, it's only seven and 60 votes. But a lot of people said I stay. And a lot of people said to wait longer. So in the comments, just tell me real quick, I mean, do you think that you can wait that much time to 5x or 10x? I know it sounds like a stupid question, but I mean, it's some people like, no, I thought I was gonna be a millionaire in a month. What the hell happened? I wanna speak to a manager. So it's just a question to kind of put the framework of your mind of where you wanna be. And that leads me to the point I was trying to make in the beginning. Plan it now, wealth preservation. So first of all, I trust the thing above my head all the time. That's a crypto IRA, I've used it for two years, they're great. And then this is how Peter Thiel did it. He put all his shares of PayPal back when he was just getting into PayPal and actually created it and got those shares. He put into a Roth IRA. Guess how much taxes he paid when he's gonna take it out. He's gonna take 0.0%. And it's worth over $5 billion. So I don't know where crypto's going. But if you're not a big fan of taxes, this might be an option. Also, they don't even charge you 29 bucks a month anymore. You just have 1% trading fees, which if you're a big trader, I guess, but other than that, it works out pretty well. Link in the description. Also, if you're, this is like another 5% play of mine is that if you want to do some wealth preservation, this is what I use, masterworks. And of course, this is fractionalized shares of some super high-end art like a Banksy. And if you're worried about it being a security, it is, it is a security. And every single pain that they have, because it's a fractionalized share, they register with the SEC. So I've got, actually I got this picture, this Banksy and a Baskyot. I don't know, I know Banksy, I didn't know Baskyot, but over time, it usually beats just the basic S&P. It's just the way to diversify. So if that sounds interesting, link in the description also. And then finally, the big thing was, I don't know where crypto's going, but here's some videos that kind of helped me to plan things out moving forward. And I talked about selling in May, going away, just like an old statistic that it came out and actually was, looks like it's been pretty accurate since 1910. Then we talked about DCA. I, here's the video for iTrust, how Peter Thiel did it. Here's me moving to Puerto Rico and paying zero and capital gains tax. Again, it's something that you want to think about now as opposed to when the next bull run comes and you're like, what do I do? And then there's the one for masterworks. And then lastly, this is about taking risks because I don't know where you're at in life, but I think right now, for me, I can't give you the investment advice. This isn't investment advice, this is investment payment. I think between three and 5% of my portfolio, I can risk it a little bit because I see things like, if you take a look at Solana, just a couple of years ago, it wasn't worth anything. I mean, actually a year, geez. Yeah, like just a year ago, wasn't worth anything. You can take a look at Terra Luna, wasn't worth anything. But all these people that got in early, they just sit around and wait and there it goes. And even like, we just did a deep dive on this over the other channel, Steppen, which is the app that pays you for walking, which is crazy, but okay. I mean, this just in March, it was 13 cents. So I think all the money, not all the money, I mean, time in the market is more important than timing the market. But I think a lot of different funds are made in the very early days. And that's why I created this DGEN channel. The DGEN channel is for the risky plays and it's for all the new stuff. And I'm just gonna tell you this, just expect this to be the most risky play you can do, but I try to find the best products that are out there. And one of the ones that we talked about was this one called Fame Token. This was the one that we just did. We did three deep dives so far. Gensokishi, and that one went from, the initial was like 0.015 and now it's over a dollar. Next one was Everdome, that was 0.015. That's over four or five cents now. And then Fame, I think it's gonna be even bigger because if you take a look at the utility, it's pretty darn good. So what I did was I asked on the president and CEO of Fame MMA to sit and talk and just give a quick interview about what it actually is. So this is gonna be about 10 or so minutes. I wanna stick around, here we go for that interview. Everybody, so as promised, I brought in someone who could really shed some bigger light onto the Fame MMA token. Thankfully, we got Kristoff Rospara in, who is the president of Fame MMA. Kristoff, thanks for coming on the show, we appreciate it. Thank you for inviting me. Absolutely, so Kristoff, I got four questions for you. First of all, who are you and how did this actually happen? Because I find it a fascinating concept that you bring in MMA fighters who are real YouTubers, TikTokers, ex-UFC fighters, and it's really like a marketing machine. Next, we're gonna talk about how the event is coming about and we'll talk about the Fame MMA token and the utility because I believe utility is what drives adoption. And lastly, we'll talk about this new utility that just came out this morning, governance. So first off, Kristoff, who are you and how did this happen? So at the moment I'm CEO of Fame MMA company. I have an IT background. I graduated from a software science institute of University of Krakow in Poland. So I have an IT background for more than 20 years. I actually ran a software development and consulting company. But then I decided it was time to make some changes in my life and because one of two of my friends came up, came to me with a great idea, something that sounded really crazy, but well, we just had a feeling it's gonna be something new, something interesting. And I needed a change in my life. And this is when Fame MMA was created and this is where the story started. Got you. So it's amazing, like some of those crazy stories, everybody's crazy until they're successful and then you're a genius. So that's essentially what's going on here, I think. I find it fascinating that you guys already been around, only been around since 2018. Is that correct? That is correct. Well, actually the company was established the 25th of May, 2018. Then, I mean, from the time perspective, it was absolutely crazy because we started talking about it a couple of months earlier, but it was just an idea, maybe we could do it, maybe it's too risky, maybe too much money is needed to actually make the first event, but the final decision was somehow the 22nd of May when the 25th the company was established. And the first event was scheduled on the 30th of June. So six weeks later, and we actually did it. In six weeks, we organized an MMA event with then it was eight fights and it was a big success. The first event, we sold 74,000 paper real licenses. For Poland, it was an absolute record. In six weeks? In six weeks. That's, you're an entrepreneur after my own heart. That's how you're supposed to do things. You just throw things together, throw them out the wall, see what sticks, see what works, what doesn't work and then move on. That makes a lot of sense to me. Yeah, well, at fame, we have a saying, either you go big or you just don't do it. Exactly right. Speaking of which, let's talk about this next event. You've got it coming up in May. So it looks to me like things are looking pretty good. Looks like you guys are sold out already. I know you guys have been averaging about 500,000 paper view. You guys usually sell out for the arenas. So how big is this event? Well, this event scheduled on the 14th of May and it's number 14 for us. We actually sold out in 48 hours. We planned 14,000, 1,000, 4,000 tickets. It's the biggest venue in Poland. It's called Tauron Arena in Krakow. And basically in 48 hours, we were sold out. Some tickets came back from reservations and paid, but this was something like either low 150 or 200 tickets. That's why we actually announced the sold out a couple of days later when it actually for us happened. So this was really fast. Our estimates, we're gonna cross 500,000 licenses. Let's see how much. Let's see. And I think this is the crux of the marking machine that you guys have because it's not just typical fighters. It's again, it's influencers. It's YouTubers, it's TikTokers. People have already a social media mass following. So it's easy to pull these people in. I think that's why FAMMA token is gonna be pretty big, which would lead me to the next point. Let's talk about some utility. So for here, what I'm looking at, this is from your white paper. And I like to see, I always talk about, will this make the cut? When I talk about the cut, I talk about, does it have a solid community? How big is it? The utility, what does it actually do? Is the tokenomics pretty solid? When you get dumped on, and then what has the team done before, the CUTT? So let's talk about the utility quickly. And then of course, if you're watching us at home, we did a deep dive, which really goes into everything, which I'll link in the description. So quickly, Christof, talks about this utility that we have for the FAMMA token, which will be released, I think, in 29th of the end of this month of April. Exactly, exactly. We have a launch on the 10 sets platform on the 25th and then listings will start on the 29th of April. So very, very soon, we're really excited. And of course, we believe that the more utility, the more different utilities and the more advanced and involving more people, the better the token actually is. We wanted, our main goal was to get even closer with our fans, with our viewers to get a better connection and what could be better than actually, a utility token with a number of various utilities, starting from a possibility of actually purchasing a pay-per-view license using utility token. And it's not gonna be a normal, let's say, license. Typically, we have a basic and a premium license, but premium delivers more content, better quality. But the token license will provide even more content access to extras and so on. So it's gonna be even more interesting. Gaming, even before the next event, so beginning of May, we will release a first game with token-related functionalities where a token holder will be able to, we will have access to some extra functionality, extra skins, there's gonna be some, well, of course, it's a fighting game, a clicker. So you need gloves to actually punch your opponent. So the holders will have more access to more content. Again, we want to, or our intention, and this is also something we already announced, to utilize our token in financial transactions between our company and our partners, meaning fighters, sponsors, whatever else. Whoever else is gonna be interested in this exchange, we are happy to do that. And since our fighters are, well, now we also have professional fighters, but most of our fighters are influencers, celebrities, people well-known so far in our region, but because of the franchise project, because of the fact that fame is going to work in many other countries, going globally, so we're gonna work with influencers, even bigger influencers all over the world, they will help us promote the token itself and because we will get the token involved in our transactions, they also will be interested in promoting our token. Next utility, NFTs. We, at the moment, we already work with Metahiro, with Everdom, we already scanned the owners of FAME-LMA and some of our key fighters. We already have prepared the graphics 3D models and we are working on releasing our own marketplace where our fans can acquire this 3D models, they can exchange and in future, they can use this in Metaverse as well. Yeah. Perfect. We have links, we, at the moment, we already distribute our pay-per-view licenses through the influencers and they get an incentive or a commission in money. In future, we're gonna extend this program and the commission will be also paid in tokens, making it even more usable. And this year, we plan to release another game, much better than the Simple Clicker, it's gonna be really something big and more token involved. Yeah, you know what, I've seen part of that game, I've got a little behind the scene look because I know you guys work with MetaHero, so you guys are gonna be doing the scans there at MMA, at your event, FAME-14. I've already seen some of it, one of the biggest knocks on Play-Doh in games is that the graphics are awful and it's not up to par that what people are really used to in like a PlayStation game or something really high tech. I've seen this game, I'm gonna tell you right now, this is a big thing. So I like that, the staking, of course the marketing, the pay-per-view, all that stuff, I think, and then there's two more parts which was, I thought it was fascinating that it's so easy to use because you guys are trying to make it more accessible which I think will drive crypto adoption. And then lastly, the thing that I was thinking about was you're missing one thing and that's the same thing that like a crypto like Chili's would do which is bring your people, your fan base in and give them a voice which apparently you just did this morning for the new utility. So this one is pretty interesting. You guys are given a governance token which gives them a say in what thing is going and I see it pretty big. Like you could say, Hey, who do you want this person to fight? How do you want us to move on? Where do you want us to actually fight in next? Which country? I thought this was great. So talk to us real quick about this one. Okay, well, this was announced today but of course it was, it was, well I think it was the first utility we actually came up with because the main idea was to get closer with our fans to give them to provide a way to our fans to influence the decision-making process of failure to participate in what we actually do and how we develop and who gets the fight and what are the rules? What's the fights or whatever? And this is the governance we launched with the token. So the holders of the token will be able to participate in the voting but last two days ago, I think, I think it happened to one of our colleagues came up with another idea. So it's not only governance, it's not only voting but we will have life voting during our events. Not only big events in like a MMA gallery event but also our studio programs where we call it fame MMA cage or fame MMA face to face where our fighters, you know, they have a strong dynamic discussion full of emotions and some decisions are made even there. So when we can place a question, the results will be available directly on the stream. If it's a big event, it's gonna be also visible in the venue on the big LCD screens however, token holders making the decision voting and I believe this is something nobody has ever done before. Yeah, well, you've also done a lot of things that no one's ever done before and worked out pretty well. So when we talk about tokenizing communities, this is what people were talking about, fantastic. So Christoph, you've said it all today. I know you're a busy guy so I wanna say thanks for coming on. Anything else that you wanna add in or I think we covered a lot of information in a short amount of time? Well, of course I would like to invite the viewers of this interview to our next event and if you are somewhere in our closer to our location, of course, I would like to invite you to Krakow or our next event which is gonna take place end of August. If it's too far, if it's another country or continent, then please join us on our stream. Our interview platform, fame.ma.tv will open the license sale on Monday the same time we start our ICO. Excellent, I will link that in the description. So Christoph, thanks for stopping by, excellent information and let's jump back everybody. Thank you very much. Great, so look, I was a bit longer but it's good information I think and that is it for that part. I think things are gonna do pretty well. I mean again, if you're looking for utility that one kind of does it all but the bigger thing is it's hard to market those things but if you already have built-in influencers that are TikTokers and YouTubers and that I think it works out okay. You can find that link in the description. Let's move on to five questions in five minutes so that takes care of today's news and what's going on. If you liked the video, give it a thumbs up or a thumbs down, I can see in the comments that might be prevalent. But let's go over five questions in five minutes and then we'll go from there. So what, let me get this banner out of the way, we don't need this, five questions, five minutes. And every time I ask this, we got a little delay but we'll go from there. So first question, like Boyd, where do you see Bitcoin end of 2024 in two years? So in two years, hopefully we get this recession, we go through the recession and we're out the other side and we can actually see Bitcoin at a much higher valuation. I think in two years we can see, I don't think it's outside the realm of possibility of 100K or above. I'm gonna be super conservative because my last prediction was, did not hit at 150K. So I was gonna say, yeah, in two years, maybe 100K, be conservative and that's it. And then let's go to the stars ones. This, I love these. YouTubers have no clue what is going on. Well, that could be true in actuality. We know what the news is and we read it on some places but no one has a crystal ball and no one can really tell you what it is. We can talk to you about probabilities and what's going on but no, nobody absolutely does know what's going on. If you did, please call me directly because that would really help everybody. And then JML says he's got a good point. 15,000 cryptos, 14,900 will disappear. Absolutely, we don't need all these cryptos. I think it's kind of ridiculous that we have so many right now but we're all jockeying. It's the same thing for, I mean, if you can give it this way, and there was no need for all these early websites because they all crashed, they all went away. But then, you know what was kind of odd was that we had the core group of websites and all of a sudden we had another resurgence and now look how many websites are out there and they each claim some will appease the pie. So I think it's interesting. And then this one was a good one, Alchemist. He says our basic problem is we are trying to invest using research and real world applicability, trading analysis to a completely manipulated clown market. And I gotta tell you, he's not far off. Actually, he's pretty spot on. And we actually talked about this. There was a video we did a couple of days ago and it was a piece of information that we picked up from, it was one of the analysts on CNBC. I've got his guy's name but he was a man in Wall Street since 1993 and they asked him, why do you think there was such a huge dip in the market? It's the traditional markets just a couple of days ago. And he said, oh, he goes, it goes like this. He goes, there's some rational people but unfortunately there's these things called bots and these weight and these trading bots, they make an assumption based on whatever algorithm they have and they sell off. But he said, he went even deeper. And he said, this was when Jerome Powell came out and started to talk about the basis points, how he was a big fan of Volcker. Volcker was the ex-head of the Fed Reserve from 1978 to 1984 and when he actually raised the rates up to 20%. So what he said, what the bots do is they have language or tape iteration where they take the actual things things that are said by key individuals, they will plug that in the algorithm and they will trade from that. And if you don't think that exists because people have millions and billions of dollars on the line, you're crazy. So he said, this exists. So you'll have a group of bots will do that. They'll say, this is very negative or hawkish, they will trade, this will do a cascade effect from another bot and another bot, another bot. And then it'll trigger down to the TA people who say, wow, look at that, there's just a big huge sell off. I need to sell off, I need to get ahead of this and it's just boom. That's why he saw a big break in the market for traditional and crypto, I believe but I could be wrong. Watch that video and we'll kind of bring it to it. And lastly, the greatest says, all Dan does is show FMA, what a POS, and maybe. So anyhow, that was that, so let's see. Sorry Alchemist, I had to put you in time out for a little bit because I couldn't, I couldn't have you say some of those things. I still respect you, thanks for coming on, I appreciate it. Roth IRAs, Bitcoin working real well, yeah, potentially. Oh yeah, see this was a good one, it's a good question. Rob, what do you think about a strategy to convert Al Fiat to UST and get the high APY? Well, if you wanna do something like that, why don't you go over to Encore Protocol, 19% APY. Don't know if it's sustainable, but it sounds pretty good. And then also, for your, for, what is it? If you have Solana, you should be using the Phantom app to be able to stake your Solana. Also, if you're using Voyager, just do what I do. Just put everything in USDC from your other bank accounts, not everything, but a large portion, you get 9%. Also, I got a debit card now, so I get to just stick all my money into USDC. I use the debit card and I buy things, and I get 9%, which is way better than anything that you might get at like a bank. Heads up Wells Fargo, you're getting blockbustered. So yeah, just take a look at those. Now the thing is, remember this, if you're looking at yield where it's like 30, 40, 150%, just expect to get rug pulled, okay? So that's what it is. Now I know people say, but Rob, this one project, do whatever you want, I'm not your dad, and it's not investment advice, so have at it. I just try to take a look at my risk versus reward and just go from there. All right. Satinas is, where do I plot to be a fighter? Well, apparently to get into fame, I gotta have to have a pretty substantial following or already be a professional UFC fighter, because that's who they're taking right now. Which I think, again, I think it's awesome that they can do that, provide that utility and then roll it out globally. Yeah. The greatest is stop shilling this BS man. All right. Listen, that project could totally go belly up. Could be awful. I could lose all my money. Again, it's my money to lose. That's why it's 5%, it's a risky play. Or it might do awesome, don't know. But I think that's why I talk about risk for reward. You don't have to do that, not telling you what to do. But for me, I'll give it a roll of dice, why not? Life is a rug pull. What? 30% on USDD, hmm. And Beardy's here. Beardy, you still got your moderator wrench? Let's see. Oh, survive, we must. Where else are we? I think that's it. I think we're good. I think everybody's a little bit, that was a long session. So look, that's 40 minutes. I think we should call it a day. That's it. Hannah says it. Amy, hello. And unfortunately, goodbye. So everybody, thanks for stopping by. I do appreciate it. 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