 So next up, eToro, what moves the prices of crypto assets? This was a report that I actually missed, and this was recommended to me by Josh Frank, CEO of the TIE, the data analytics firm, because the whole thing I'm always interested in is like, what really moves the industry? And I've always thought it was news, I always thought it was sentiment, I always thought it was emotion, just like everything that really governs our life. Look, in sales and marketing, decisions are made by emotion and they are backed up by data, that's just how it works. So this report is super long, it's 45 pages, I'm gonna condense it into two, which is like three paragraphs. So the first one is gonna be page 10s. Let me scroll all the way down. Oh, nailed it, great. So it talks about what moves the prices of crypto. So they took Trump's famous tweet where he says, hey, Trump says I'm not a fan of Bitcoin and other cryptos, which are not money, and whose value is highly volatile and based on thin air. So eToro said, okay, we'll take that bet, we'll see if that's really true. And they hired, really partnered up, with the tie, tie is that data analytics firm. They have this thing called SIGDEV or significant developments. All right, gotta work on that name, but whatever. It's a platform that ingests real time info from over 1500 primary sources, blogs, forums, SCC filing central bank announcements, Chinese publications, that's crazy. Court cases, regulatory media sources, exchange blogs, APIs and a ton of other stuff, right? And because it uses AI, if they able to categorize information, that would be a little bit missed. They can take, for what it might be like, say, Neo is related to Neo the crypto or Neo the Canadian stock exchange. So with AI, they can disseminate that and give it more weight and they can actually pump out a recommendation of what's going to happen in the market. So that's a lot of data points. They took all this information and they said, okay, well, what actually moves the market? And they said, well, this is what it is. All the things we just talked about and what really makes a massive improvement, and I'll just break this all down, is listing and partnership announcements have immediate, large, positive influences on the price. And that makes sense, right? If you get a listing for whatever it is on Coinbase Pro or another listing on Binance, of course it's gonna go up. The big thing is getting those notifications and finding the information fast enough before all the hedge fund and institutional investors get up there and they just run up the price. That's the big thing. So first it's to realize that news, emotions and sentiment are really driving this market right now because it is so new. And where do you get all this stuff? Usually social media, which brings me to my next point. This is from Fidelity Digital Assets. It's the Bitcoin Investment Thesis. 29 pages, very long, very dry, very boring. I'm gonna break it down into two paragraphs. So first up, again, page 10. Let me scroll down there and nail it. So they start to look again at what drives investments. And they turn to a Yale study, which was conducted by economists, Ali Tezawinski. And you can, Lou, examine whether the returns of digital assets, especially Bitcoin, Ether and XRP, behave like the returns of other asset classes. Here's what they found. They found that price and sentiment experience a self-reinforcing effect. The second factor that influences Bitcoin price is investor attention. As measured by, check this out. Twitter post counts for Bitcoin and Google search data series, i.e. if Bitcoin mentions are high, the value of the asset will increase. So chicken or the egg, which one comes first? Well, as Bitcoin starts to really permeate the market, the actual price actually goes up crazy. So there's that part. Plus there's another page down here. Let me just outnailed it. They further elaborate. We're starting to witness an era of retailer surgeons. That's me and you. The channels that retail investors rely on for financial info and advice are shifting to platforms such as Twitter, Reddit, Telegram, YouTube and TikTok, also Theta, where information dissemination is much more viral and rapid than it is in traditional closed channels. The adoption of Bitcoin and crypto has been and continues to be driven by conversations taking place on the platforms, explaining the connection between Bitcoin performance, social media mentions, discussed above. And as we find ourselves familiarizing with these channels, some of the attention will allow a flow to Bitcoin and other digital assets. So again, the more news, the more sentiment, the more things we get into it, the more the price goes up because news and emotion really drives the market. So speaking of which, we had done an interview with Alex Maschioli and Josh Frank from the tie. And we talked about their new platform called TTC or Trader Chain. I signed up myself because I do not talk about things as channel if I don't use them and believe in them. And this is what's crazy. This is what I woke up to today. So there was an alert on my phone. Of course, I was sleeping at 12, 10 a.m. because I'm not a vampire. And it states, finance will list easy find network on the innovation zone. I'm like, what the heck? I've never heard of that, no idea. So first off, I'm like, what happened at 12, 10 a.m. for this thing called easy? Well, I took a look over at CoinGecko and again, today is the 23rd. So here's the 22nd. Let's go up 22nd, 23rd. This is around 12, 10 a.m. Right here. It was a buck 70. If I would have been awake, which I wasn't, I would have invested just to try it out because look what happened. That's when it first got listed. And I did this little sideways action for, oh, about an hour, maybe two, then three, then four. And here's what we got. Now we're at 264. Now we're at 325. Now we're at 392. And it goes back down a little bit, but we're still at $3 as opposed to a buck 70. So in a very short amount of time, if I just would have been awake, I would have been okay. And that's not all. So while I was getting ready for my live sharing with Theta, I missed this one as well. And of course the alert went off on my phone. I didn't catch it in time, but this one states, fine-ass list, audience. What the heck is that? Well, I took a look. Remember, this is 10 a.m., two day for audience. So took a look at CoinGecko. And here we are again. What do we got? Well, it was just listed. This is 856. It was at 4 cents. And then let's go to 10 a.m. when the notification came out. Cause we can't really take a look at the other stuff. So 10 or 9 a.m., it's at 32 cents. 41 cents, 57 cents, and 84 cents. Now we're going down to 78 cents. And that's at 1046. So I had a solid 40 minutes. And this is the thing. The institutional investors, the big money players, they're getting these same audits or these same notifications. And here's what's crazy. We're using the same data. We're not using the same platform, but the same data points. But if we go even further, yes, there was a little bit of a drop, but hey, 43 cents, hang out pretty good, 38 cents right here. So yeah, you could still make a little bit of a return on this one. Again, I'm not a trader. So this isn't really my big thing. However, it is quite tempting to do this type of stuff. And I will say this, as a dollar cost average, I think it's good for me just to see like if there's major dips or major increases coming up. Because maybe I could take a look at these announcements that are being thrown at me through alerts on my phone and go, hey, maybe this isn't a good time to put a bunch of money in the dot as I see that there's something going on or Cardano or Bitcoin or whatever. So here's the thing. If you look in the description of every one of my videos, there is now going to be a link. It's going to look just like this. And you can sign up or trade the chain, you use a link, you get 14 days, no questions asked, return. If you don't like it, you just hate the color scheme, whatever, it doesn't matter. You just ask for your money back and I'll just give you money back, easy enough. Now, if you want a little bit more in-depth things about what's going on, how the data is processed, how everything works behind the scenes. I pulled in Josh and Alex and I did a longer interview with them. It's about 27 minutes. That's why this video is so long today. And you can check that out. If you want to, I'm going to play it right after this, but that is it for today. So let's jump in and have Josh and Alex explain the whole thing. All right, buddy. Welcome back to Digital Asset News, back to the office. So we're going to do a little, a quick continuation of trade the chains. I know some people had a lot of questions, myself included. So I've got two people here, Alex Masioli from Bequant Institutional Investment and Josh Frank from the Thai, who is pretty much giving or sending out all the information that they have over to Alex's platform. So gentlemen, thanks for coming back. Tell me what we need to know. Yeah, Alex, you want to give us a little start? Yeah, one of the things we did, Rob, obviously just to recap a little, we did was we built out a very easy data sentiment terminal for the everyday retail investor to take a look at, to be able to garner the data and information that a lot of the institutional hedge funds in crypto are getting and using to make their returns on their trading. One of the things, just from a point of history is that I partnered up with Josh. I basically begged him to say, hey, listen, guys, you're the institutional platform for data analytics. You're one of the elite in the space. And we know some of the same crypto funds and same clients. Is there any way you guys would be willing to partner with me and kind of help build a product for the retail guys? So that's what we went and did. And this literally just came out of beta mode a short time ago. And it's been, right now the traction off the start's been good. But what I wanted to do was kind of have this real short video to have Josh, an expert in all types of data sentiment when it comes to the crypto analytics, kind of just go through and help answer your questions on where I may have some gaps. Yeah, and so, kind of just building on the back of what Alex said. So Alex had used our institutional data platform before had played around with it and knows that our data is powering hedge funds managing billions of dollars that are actively trading crypto. And he's like, look, it's great that your clients can look at a million data points and try to figure out what to do with them. But one, that's just really unfair to the individual who doesn't have access to the same data, right? Especially in a market that's all about the democratization of finance. And two, just like, you know, even myself I just want to be to know what to do and how do we take all this data and all this information that you have in packaging to like, hey, this is the most mission critical like if I am just getting started trading or if I'm even a little bit more advanced like what are the things that I should keep an eye out on and let's take those into account and build them into the platform. And so the first thing that came to our heads is so one of the big technology pieces that we have in place is we basically built this technology that goes out and cross thousands and thousands of sources on the web in real time. Like we parse through news in Chinese we parse through API documentations, SEC filings, court cases, lawsuits. And what our technology basically is able to do is identify the most critical market moving information in real time. And so the most critical thing and we just released a lot of research with Etoro on this and you can actually go look it up if you search for Etoro the tie. We put out all this research on what actually moves the prices of cryptocurrencies and the thing that has the biggest possible impact on the price of cryptos is actually exchange listings when tokens get listed on exchanges. And we've seen time after time where a token will get listed on Coinbase or Binance or OKX or Fobi and the price goes up by 50, 75, 100%. And Alex is like, my clients need to have that as fast as any of your clients have that. And so as part of, look, I said, look, hey, we can only offer this to a limited number of people like this can't, we can't sell this a thousand, two, 3,000 times. We need to limit the amount of people that can have access because the more people that have it the less valuable it gets. But basically what we did is we built technology into the platform that notifies our customers of exchange listings in real time and specifically on the largest, most important exchanges. And so that was one part of it, right? It was helping to notify people of these opportunities to make 20, 30, 40% returns on just an individual signal and kind of for just, for comparison sake, we're charging, like what are you charging Alex? I mean, it's Alex's platform, I think. It's $99 a month or it's $990 a annual which I know it's a fraction of what the edge funds are paid. Yeah, and it's not even a one month for any of our clients but the point being, if you're trading $1,000, right? And you're getting one signal a month that makes you 40%, you're making 400 bucks a month, you're four times your money on one signal. In the case of this platform, we're sending out with listings alone, we're sending out partnerships and other big announcements. I think we're giving you guys like four or five or six signals a day. And so if you're making 40% on one, imagine what you can make off of five or six different signals. And so that's just, but that's just a portion of what we built in this platform. The other piece is actionable sentiment analytics. Crypto is a market that's really void of fundamentals, right? When you're thinking about an investing in a stock, right? You're looking at a stock's earnings, it's revenue and it's dividends, but still if people are really excited about the iPhone, the price of Apple will go up in spite of that. But in crypto, we don't even have those fundamentals, right? Bitcoin doesn't have earnings, it doesn't have revenue, it doesn't have dividends. And in a market void of fundamentals, the only thing and the biggest thing that moves the market is sentiment, right? And that's why we see, for example, Ethereum is so big, it's the second biggest cryptocurrency because of its community, because its community has grown so large, because there are so many people building on top of it talking about it. And that's why Ethereum has performed better than other coins like EOS, even Poked Out, which is now kind of an up and coming coin. So what we decided to do was take a lot of the actionable sentiment data that we have and distill it down at the simplest level to, hey, are a lot of people talking about something today? Is that number growing? What are the most discussed assets and how positive are the people on those assets? So what we basically helped Alex do with our data and his platform is basically bring him insights on, what are the hottest tokens on Twitter right now? And so, for example, we can see right now, Stellar's tweet Twitter activity is up 286%, its price is up 7.25%. So being hot on Twitter doesn't necessarily mean that the price is always gonna go up, but it means that the price is probably gonna go up really high if people are positive or down a lot if they're negative and you can combine how many people are talking about something with how positive or negative they are. And it really helps you give a picture on what's going on in the markets. That's kind of the background and Alex, feel free to chime in. Yeah, no, absolutely. And just interject, also, for the more experienced advanced trader, it's great rather than sitting around analyzing charts all day, you can actually just look through the list of the points that you're tracking, get the market sentiment. And if there's some outliers there, then you can go to the charts and go into a technical mode if that's your thing. But one thing I wanted to really say is that, for me, if I was using the product myself and hadn't brought it to the market, and you do use it, I'm on the institutional side of things and for it to only apply, so you use it, but is that I wanted to tie it all together with the community, no pun intended, Josh. But to tie it in with the community, so one of the things we did, we've recently launched the Slack channels for the subscribers. And not only does that allow you to get the alerts directly to your phone in real time, but it also has an open discussion area where everybody can share trade ideas or even add and critique and prove our product as we go forth. Yeah, and a couple of things to add there. First thing to add is the fact that the alerts go to you at the exact same second they go to our institutional clients. There is zero latency, we are not giving a worse product, it is the same speed. So the second that we tell one of our clients that Coinbase is listed as asset, you guys will get notified of that same alert. So that's super important to note. The second thing to note though, is that for annual subscribers, not only do you get to engage in that community, but you also get to, we're gonna have I think a mastermind every month where Alex is the most humble person, but he's also the most well-connected. He knows, Alex knows everybody from John Agerian to Anthony Scaramucci to all the biggest names to Roger Ver, he's got the biggest network in the entire world. So for annual subscribers, not only do you get access to this actionable intelligence platform, all of these signals, the slack channel of the community, but you also get access to, I think it's gonna be once a month, a call with some of the top people in the industry that are really walking through what's going on in the industry, where's the opportunity, what is the data, what is it telling us and kind of how do we action off of that information? Absolutely, it's gonna be fabulous, a fabulous thing. Sounds like a real insider's club. Okay, so here's the thing. So walk me through this real quick because I'm not a trader guy, I'm just not. I'm a dollar cost averager. So I was looking at this, I was like, I don't know why they're talking to me about it, but it does make sense when I actually went through it because I go, you know what, if I can see that there's some kind of action, let's say a theorem gets pushed out, let's say there's some kind of hack somewhere. Instead of me going in and saying, okay, I want a dollar cost average, I'm just gonna pick a Sunday at one o'clock, set it in and forget it. But now that I have this information, maybe that's the day I wanna get in and actually pick up a dip. So I get that, but teach me like it's five. Tell me how this all works, alerts and what else I should look for. And then also there's some information you guys have as far as like the past history of calls that you've already had. So which one do you wanna go through first? Yeah, we can do a, well, Alex, I know Alex has to hop off on a couple so I can continue with you but why don't we start on the spotlight page and Alex, I'll let you do a little quick run through and I'm happy to fill in any blanks on data that you'd like out with. Yeah, absolutely. So I mean, on the spotlight data, what we did was we worked in very basic metrics. We started off with the basic metrics and kind of started diving deeper from there. So we have the total market cap and you have your average daily sentiment, total trading volume as well as total tweet volume. And that's across Bitcoin, Ethereum and the big board. So to speak. There's that 691 coins there. Yeah, it's a large spectrum to a swath to analyze. And then from there, we went down to the hottest on Twitter over the last 24 hours and then the top price gainers over the 24 hours. And really with the hottest on Twitter, like Josh had mentioned earlier with XLM. Now XLM tweet, tweet actions up 286%. And we all know why that is. And that's because they're about to support a new stable coin on their platform. So things like that, as well as going into the top price gainers for the last 24 hours and what that looks like. And then below that is the indicator for the most bullish coins and the most bearish coins based off the daily sentiment metric from tie data that's input into the terminal. And something to keep in mind. So the way that daily sentiment score works is it basically looks at how positive or negative are investors about a particular asset over the last 24 hours versus the previous 20 days. So what, you know, one thing that's interesting is XLM is the best performant. It's got the second highest sentiment 87 and it's tweet volumes up 286%. The price is actually up 7.4%. You can see on the bottom there with the most bullish or bearish coins. What it's really doing is there are platforms out there that try to tell you like, you know, hey, XRP is more positive than Bitcoin. But what they don't do is they don't normalize the data. And what I mean by that is when you're trying to understand how positive people are about XRP, for example, you don't care if people are always positive about XRP. What you care about is when people are way more positive than they normally are because everybody could always be positive about XRP, right? And so what you need to do is you need to normalize the data, right? Cause we just care about trends and opportunities for when people are way more excited or way more kind of anxious or nervous or not happy about a particular asset. And that's what these scores take into account. You know what's saying today with Nexus Mutual, right now sentiment is 89 out of 100, which is for anybody who's more statistical close to three standard deviations from the mean more positive than it normally is over today versus the previous 20 days. And that gives you a real indication that hey, investors are super excited. So if you're just an everyday trader, maybe that's like, hey, let me go on Coinbase, see if I see a good opportunity to enter my position or whatever exchange. Or if you're a technical investor, maybe it's like, hey, let me combine that with looking at the charts. Or if you're more of a fundamental investor, it's like, hey, let me actually go on Twitter and let me search for XLM or let me search for Nexus Mutual. And let me kind of see what the nature of the conversation is around that asset as well. I actually, guys, I have to hop. I actually have to get on the call here. So I will catch you guys later, but see you. Okay, see you. So Josh, Meanie, we'll just continue on here. So tell me about, so the spotlight makes sense. Talk to me about one of two things, either for the coins or actually if you could walk us through for the different calls that you guys have made because I've got up Aragon, Cardano, E2. Yeah, why don't we go through, let's do the coins and let's finish up with the signals. Cause I think that's the most exciting piece actually. So they help me out because when I'm looking at this, like I get it kind of, but again, just help me to see what I need to know. Yes, so there's a few different features. The focus here is really on simplicity, right? You know, I don't want to, you know, I didn't want to give Alex, you know, 200, 300 different data points for his platform because what I said was, look, while there may be value in all those data points at the end of the day, all that we need to give to people is what are the most important metrics? Like we have so many metrics that we provide to customers, but you know, we're kind of like iffy about them. We're like, yeah, if you combine them in different ways, maybe there's something there. But with Alex, he's like, all right, give me the five things that are the most important things for our customers to see. And so my two favorite metrics are the ones on the right. And they're relative tweet volume and relative trading volume. So can you sort by relative tweet volume there? So relative tweet volume is the same thing we showed you on the original, you know, on that spotlight page, but it's basically showing you how many more conversations are there today versus a 30 day average. And what we can see with a lot of the coins actually that are seeing those big spikes in conversation, certainly not all of them, but we see a lot of large moves. So for example, Origin Trail, which is seeing a 71% increase in conversations is up 14.4% today and 4% over the last hour. You look at the Topsteller, which has that 286% increase in tweets, is up 7.25%. But the same thing kind of goes on the negative side. So if you see with crypto.com, which is third on that list, the tweet volume's up 122%, but if you look the 24 hour price change is actually down 8%. So we can see that, you know, it's not necessarily always one way or the other, right? If people are negative about something, it may go down. And what we can see is daily sentiment score is actually neutral, but it's below 50, which means it's slightly negative. Yeah, and you can see we've built these one hour price projections as well. And what that takes into account is basically price volatility and sentiment, and it tries to predict forward the next hour with 90% confidence where the price of an asset's gonna go. So we're basically saying we're 90% confidence that with crypto.com, the price is either gonna go down 4% or up 2% with an average of minus 1% over the next 24 hours. And those scores are historically about 92% accurate. So what to me is a little bit more interesting is when that range shifts very highly positive or very highly negative, and that's kind of the case for Nexus Mutual here, right? Where it's between negative 0.14% and positive 1.89%. And daily sentiment score is very bullish. And to me, that means, hey, this may be an interesting opportunity to kind of take a look at Nexus Mutual. But the tweet volume is pretty low. You can see the average tweet volume is about 20 and stay with 82% increase means there's probably about 36 tweets. You said it was 90% accuracy. So like crypto.com, you're saying, okay, negative four, which probably is what, it's probably gonna go down to maybe plus 1.95, but the sentiment is neutral, but going below, maybe now it's at 48. So it may have been lower. I assume it was probably lower earlier in the day and it's kind of started to come back. Okay, makes sense. All right, so that's how we kind of use those types of things. And then also there's a way to filter favorites. Yeah, so you just click that little star button and you can customize the columns. So you can actually click hourly sentiment, click that metric on the bottom there, right under sentiment data. Got it. And also click the daily sentiment momentum one as well. Okay. So daily sentiment momentum actually shows you the, it shows you the 15 minute change in daily sentiment score. So it actually shows you how sentiment's changing. And we can see, for example, with Bankor, sentiment just became really positive. And that's also reiterated in the hourly sentiment score. So not only can you see the actual sentiment, but you can see the momentum on the sentiment. So how much sentiment is changing? So this is also really interesting. Kind of like thinking this is like your technicals a little bit for sentiment trading, right? And so the way that hourly sentiment score works, it looks at sentiment over the last hour versus the previous 24 hours versus the daily sentiment is 24 hours versus 20 days. And so what basically you can see is, with the hourly sentiment score is daily sentiment trending up or down, right? Because if hourly sentiment is really positive, it usually means daily sentiment is trending up. And you can see that reflected in that daily sentiment momentum metric as well. Gotcha. Anything else on this page we could talk about? No, I think that's it, right? It's really, you know, what's trending, what's hot, what's not, right? And that's your like, that's the perfect impetus for, hey, I should take a look at an asset and potentially, you know, you know, think about allocating. And they're just, we just picked up a new exchange listing literally right now this minute or a couple, nine minutes ago actually, which is a wrap Bitcoin, USD, order box, books will soon enter transfer only mode. But so the coolest part about this news panel, this alert panel, which is in app, first thing is, you can see on the top of your browser there, it says one new, which means you know that in the last 10 minutes, there was a new alert. So if you're on a different browser, you can go back. But the coolest thing isn't the, you know, did you get a new alert or not? The coolest thing is we are alerting you of exchange listings in real time. So the second something is hitting Coinbase or Binance or Kucoin or anything else, we're alerting you. But the really cool thing is oftentimes our real time is before there's even a tweet on the topic. So our technology is going out and it's crawling, for example, from the Kucoin blog or it's calling from their medium or it's calling from their forum. So the second that they write a blog post that a new asset's being listed, we pick that up and it takes time. Think about this, right? If you found a news story that you liked on the internet and then you wanted to compose a tweet to talk about that news story, it'd take you five, 10 or 20 minutes to write that tweet. Our technology is going out and hitting the news story before these companies even have time to write the tweets. So oftentimes we'll actually even find out about a listing before they've tweeted about it and before the rest of the market knows. And that doesn't happen all the time, but we've had, I think already since Trade the Chain launched in a couple of days, like three times where we've had exchange listings 20 minutes early and then the, you know, these exchange listings pop 10, 20, 30%. You can walk through a couple of examples here. Yeah, I mean, not only that, but I mean, who's got time to look for all that stuff? I don't, I don't, and it takes a long time. So I can understand why people do it. And then also when we talk about alerts, it's not just being tethered to your browser, your computer, it comes through Slack. The alerts come this way, right? Yeah, you'll get them on your phone. And if you have Slack on your desktop, don't be afraid of Slack. It's very easy to use. We're happy to help you get set up with it. But basically it's like a messenger app, like iMessage or like your text messages on your phone. It's no different. Yeah, basically anytime a listing hits pinged on your phone, that's it. And then you just, you know, you can go action on that event. So this would be like something that, here's the example that we're talking about, right? This was the Argon project. It was listed on OKX. So this is something that would be notified on my phone via Slack before most of people get them, like, wow, it's going to be on OKX. Maybe I should take a look at that a little bit harder. That's what I'm thinking. Yeah, and in this case, the price, there's actually three listings that we notified our users of. And you can see that two button is right before that big spike. And that was actually a listing on Binance and Hobi concurrently. So we notified our listings of these, our customers of these three listings, the price went up by 186% or something like that within a 24-hour period. Tell me about this one. Yeah, here's another one. You know, Cardano got listed on crypto.com. You can see this light blue line, this tweet volume, the dark blue line is price. This listing event happened, and we saw this massive spike in both conversations around Cardano as well as price. OK, and then you had another one. And this was, what day was this? May 28, 2020? This was Cardano again. Oh, no, Charles Hoskin reveals the launch date for the Shelling Net. OK. And so similar thing, just in terms of thinking about how fast our system is picking up information, that's when we picked it up and alerted our clients, that's what happened at price. So you can see when we're getting the information out. That's kind of the point of this demonstration. Same thing, knowing that Ethereum 2.0 is going to launch. And then, boom, we had a couple days where the price went from 230 up to 280. Gotcha. And then this one was, oh, this was the IOTA, the Trinity Wallet hack. So this is what, I think a lot of people who have the positions were probably more interested in about getting out. And then I can see it here. So this is when you guys notified. There was a hack. And then, OK, got it. But you can also see how fast we notified, because the price actually was still going up for like an hour after we notified before anybody actually knew the hack happened. And that's the thing important to notice. There are some times where these alerts could be so early. And it's not always. It's not often, I wouldn't say that. You know, I'd say maybe 20% or 30% of alerts we can get 10, 20, 30 minutes before, which is a huge, huge, huge, huge, huge massive advantage. But when we're able to get it before, I mean, there are some times where the price will keep going in the wrong direction, because the market doesn't even know yet that this piece of information happened. The only people that know are hedge fund clients and then anybody who signs up for Alex's platform. Yeah, that's the thing. And that was a video that we did recently about the hedge funds. Like they have a huge advantage over the average Joe, right? But with this, I'm looking at this and it kind of like, well, it kind of gives us, we're not going to be able to compete head to head with hedge funds. But if we can compete with a lot of other people, I think this would probably be a pretty good start. Well, the thing to keep in mind is that the hedge funds are setting these same alerts and getting the same information. And they're going to be making the same types of trades, right? So you're getting it at the same exact time that they are. So that if information asymmetry, which existed before us, we've just closed that gap. Gotcha. Just the, and then this one was, we'll just do a couple more. Kyber Ecosystem Report, looks like it was very positive. 9th of June, 2020, May 29th. Maker, it looks like was launched on Coinbase Pro. I mean, look at that, look at that. I mean, you know, we picked that up like 15 minutes before Coinbase tweeted out that launch. And look, the price went down a little bit and then it boomed from 340 to 460 in an hour or half an hour once people figured that out. So having access to that information, like, you know, our hedge fund clients were able to take advantage of that. But now, you know, the limited number of users that, you know, Alex is going to allow onto his platform will have that same information. Yeah. And then OMG launching on Coinbase, this actually took a while. I can see a little bit of here. And then kind of got picked up and then boom, boom, boom. Off we go. Okay. And then, but hey, as long as it goes in the right direction. Then Synthetix, partners with Curve. And here's the data. So it's all the same, the same thing. So it makes sense. And I mean, something interesting to keep in mind here is part of this platform is sentiment as well. And the dotted blue line is tweet volume. And so you can see, it's not just the price that's going up, but it's also the social conversation. And one thing that tweet volume allows you to see is what's hot, what's not. And there's usually a reason behind that. And we're kind of tying all three together, right? The price, the breaking news and the sentiment to give you a 360 degree view on what's actually happening in the market. Yeah, it only makes, because I see that this whole space is this is, it's all about, it's all being pushed by news, sentiment, also by emotion. Because there's no fundamentals, right? There's no earnings. There's Bitcoin, you know, Ethereum is not going to announce their Q3 dividend, right? But Ethereum could announce a new mainnet launch or it could be announced that Ethereum is now tradable on Square, right? And when that happens, that's, you know, on the cash app owned by Square, that's huge for Ethereum, right? That's opening up the door to millions of new potential customers, right? And so those are the kinds of things that, you know, can move crypto markets a lot more than they can move stock markets. Gotcha. All right. Josh, anything else for us? Is that pretty much the whole rigmarole? Yeah, I think that's the, you know, I wish Alex could have, Alex is talking to a really big company. So, you know, we couldn't take his time out of it. But, I mean, Alex has been great. Look, Alex does know everybody. He's the one that helped me, like, he got, you know, Roger Vier on the channel helped me out with that. Steve Roehlich from Voyager, Alex Moshinsky from Celsius. This guy seems like know everybody, which is good, but humble guy, nice guy. So for everybody who's watching, that is the whole thing. Now, you can sign up. There's going to be a link in the description below. Also, if for some reason doesn't work out for you, Alex already told me that it's a 14 day, no questions asked, refund. So if it doesn't work for you for whatever reason, you're like, I just didn't get it. I don't like it or whatever else. And then just ask for the refund and it'll be done. So 14 days to you for free, just to check it out. Not a bad deal. I've got it myself. And I guess, I mean, for me, good for dollar cost averaging. If you are a trader, I think it might be indispensable. Anyhow, Josh, thanks so much for stopping by. And that is it for everybody. Thanks for having me. Let's jump back. All right, so that's it. Links in the description. But before we take off, first of all, thanks for sticking with me. I appreciate it. Also, I just want to do some random shouts. Everybody's signed up for digital asset news. Really appreciate it. So first up, five to leave, Sean Black, Ignacio Mela, David, Justin Ross, Doug Lemley, Vanessa Bunn. No, Bassa not done. Jess Zadra, JCR Central, and Johnny Bitcoin. So everybody, thanks so much for signing up, watching the whole thing. 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