 What do you got for me? Lucas Bradley. Ah, Lucas. Lucas says, as stocks fall in the USA, companies will start to have credit issues soon. They will announce hiring freezes and layoffs. As the end of play rate goes up, more pain will follow. Oh yeah? That's actually true. I can't really say much about that. So yeah, unfortunately, that's exactly how these things work. Right now, unemployment's actually pretty low. There's a lot of job opportunities out there, but the question is, and we see it all around. I just saw a report that Redfin, which does a lot with real estates and finding commercial and residential properties. It's an app. They laid off like 30% of their force, somewhere around something high like that. And then another organization, the same thing, they laid off a bunch of their force, related to real estate. So I'm like, well, that's just that company, but it's related to real estate. I think there's gonna be a big bust in a little bit. And of course, real estate goes, that's the first one. And then we'll see other things go down. I could be wrong, man, I hope I'm wrong, but this feels a lot, a little bit like 2008. But I will tell you, the people that made out, like Bandits, those are the ones that bought up everything after the, everything dived down. Jeff says, hold on. Every time I buy the dip, it dips. Yeah, you know, buying the dip works really good in the bull markets, the bear market, not so much. So that's just me though. I mean, I was buying in the bear bear, not the, I mean, it's all bear market, really. But there's like, it's similar to the, it feels like there's like two bear markets. There's like a bear market where it just starts to tumble like crazy. And then we hit like a bottom and go sideways with a little bit of volatility. And that's the part where you wanna actually hit it. I remember in 2018, 2019, everything was pretty steady and boring. When it gets boring, that's the time to start to, that's the time for me to start to pick up things. Cause I'm like, well, nothing else going on. I'm just gonna pick up this cheap crypto. But as we see everything slide and slide and slide, it's, I'm just waiting. And people say, are you dollar cost average right now? Right now I'm value cost averaging. I see some more downside coming. But I just recently bought some, a little bit of Bitcoin. And that's all I've been buying, cause that's how it is. Yeah, Robert Goss says it perfectly. The point of DCA is take the emotion out of it and study and invest. Yeah, and again, if you're gonna be here for a long time, it's a great way to do it. That is the, and it's, you don't have to think about it. You just put it, like you have an app. You say, I wanna buy 10 bucks of Bitcoin every week or whatever it is, you know, 1,000 bucks, 10,000. I don't know what you are. What kind of baller you are. But you just let it go in the background. And then over time should work out okay. Because, you know, sometimes you're gonna buy as it goes up and sometimes you're gonna buy as it goes down, but over time it usually does pretty well. But the big thing is this, and this is just between us, is that you have to understand that some of these things you're DCing in, DCA into are not going to come back. And you have to realize that. That's why it's so important to try to pick the best projects. What are the best projects? I always look at the cut. How big is the community? What is the utility? As it's a me too product or something you actually knew. How is the team? Have they done something great before? Which means they can possibly do something great again. And how the tokenomics? Am I gonna get dumped on? We talk about this all the time. So I always like to talk about a dash of salt, which there's these two projects that were huge in 2017, dash and salt. Dash made a little bit of a comeback, but never hit it's all time high. And salt never recovered. You can dollar cost average all day long. You'll never get into it. So just because we say dollar cost average, make sure that you're trying to find the best project for you because some of these, they're not coming back. Rob's a jerk. Yeah, that's true. You have a point. When Lambo? When Minivan? When 2018 Dodge Grand Caravan? That's what I drive. A little more practical than a Lambo. Ah, that's a great question. Would it be wise to cash out of USDC on Voyager? So here's the thing. I like Voyager. I invest in people. I like those people, but I'm not getting married to anybody. I'm not here to hit my 50 year anniversary with anybody. I'm just here to make a profit. And I have to protect myself and the people around me. So there is some hard rules that I try to adhere to. I don't always make it. You know, I do fail, but I don't like to keep any more than 3% to 5% of any of my portfolio in any one exchange. It's a recipe for disaster. We saw it have with Celsius. I mean, even Binance got hacked years ago. Bitfinex and all those things, of course, Mt. Gox. So like, why put it out there for a little bit of yield? No, forget it. So with Voyager, I still use them to dollar-cross-average and buy because I like using them. I like the app, I'm very comfortable with it. And then of course, as it comes in, I just take it off. That's it. Do I do it immediately? No, that's where I fail because what I should be doing is I should just set it, like, you know, well, I have it set already but I should have a reminder to like, hey, genius, you just bought some Bitcoin, take it off of the exchange. But I don't. And that could be my downfall. Instead of having 5%, I might have like 10% and lose it all, I don't know. What? Hi, Dan, I took a vacation in Madrid and picked up 35,000 steps. Just walking to college during that. Thanks for the tip. And I'm sure you better not beat me, Grishaw. But if you do, hey, come on the show. Question from I'mCool, LOL. It's funny. Do you think Harmony 1 will recover? They dropped a lot and I heard some bad news. Phantom also want to hear your opinion. I don't know enough about them to talk about them. I have invested in Phantom in the past. I sold it because I just don't, you have to understand, people always talk about in this industry like, how far we are, we're not that far. And I talked, I've talked like the last three days when I came back from Austin and I was sitting there in the audience, I was listening to the CEO of Neer Protocol talking about, you know, we got a long way to go, we have to do these things, we have to do these improvements and without charting, we're not going to make it. And then I'm like, holy smokes. And these are the ones that are like, the next big ETH killers. And they're like, we're not even close to being done. So like these things that are dropping off, just look at the ones that have been here for a long time and just go from there. I'm going to give you example. This might help a little bit. Ah, right. Maybe if I can find it. Ask. Let me see. There we go. I'll share my screen in one second. Ah-ha. Did you know that you can go to CoinMarketCap and you can look at the history. Just go to just type in coinmarkcap.com history. It's historical, but Google will find it for you. Don't worry. And so you can take a look at, let's take a, what was the big run up? 2013, da, da, da, da, da, da. Let's take a look on July 7, 2013. What the big, the big dogs were. Bitcoin, Litecoin, Namecoin, I have no idea. Purecoin, Novacoin, Feathercoin, Terracoin, Devcoin. Ya-coin, Digitalcoin, Barbecuecoin was number 13 with a circulating supply of 20 million. Market cap of, is that right? 65,000, that's laughable. Okay, maybe we go a little bit farther. Let's go to 2016, December 4th. I'm just picking random stuff out here. What's here? Ah, Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Litecoin, Monero, ETH Classic, there's Daesh, what I was talking about. Steam, Augur, NEM, Madesavecoin, Waves, Dogecoin, Factum, Digi-style, Lisk, okay. Let's go forward. Let's go to 2017, August 6th. Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, NEM. Remember NEM? Ethereum Classic, okay. Dash still there, IOTA, remember that one? NEO, oh, NEO was a huge one. That was number 10, Monero, Stratus. You guys have never heard of these things before. Syscoin, First Blood, Funfair, I remember Funfair. Yeah, and let's keep going forward. How about November 4th, 2018? Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Bitcoin Cash, EOS. What happened to EOS? Stellar, Sure, Litecoin getting delisted, Cardano. There we go, Monero, Tether, Tron, Maker, Bitcoin Gold, ZCash. So what I'm trying to say is this, when you look at these projects, just kind of have the stipulation of like, which ones have stood the test of time and are still around? That's a pretty, we have like 12 year historical references. I mean, that might help. Just go from there. I know it's not as sexy as like the new DeFi project, but you know what else is not sexy? Rug pulls, all right. Jarkey, back again. Buy Gold and Crypto or Land and Greenland, start digging. I heard Greenland is beautiful. Buy Gold and Crypto. I own Gold, I own Silver and I own Crypto. And I also own Land and Real Estate. And it's saving us. And that's called diversification. Works out great. Cause when you got one that plummets, then one can bring yourself up. Beardy does say it right. Barbecue Coin does sound pretty good. I must admit. Great question. Do you still hold your virtual Land? Yes, I have not sold any of that. And that is, I've got some in the Cryptoverse. I've got some in Sandbox. I got some in Decentraland. I got some in Everdome. And those, but you have to understand, those are like five year plays, you know? You just do that. It's the same thing like with Land here and I'll pass, I mean the wife, we bought Land like far out in East El Paso. It's been there for, you know, was there for 10 years. And now with the big boom, everybody seems to know they wanted Land about six months ago and there was a bidding war and we sold it all. Well, most of it. And we knew it was gonna take that long. That's just how we did it. Yeah, I was mostly here. You got a point. All right. Eat to earn, it's pretty good. Whenvoid or debit card? I actually had the debit card. Works out pretty great. There's been some glitches with it lately. I think it's cause when I went to Europe and came back, it was probably like, I have the same problem with my USA card. I had to call them and say, hey, I'm not in Europe and it's not stolen. So I gotta do that. Pistachio coin, solid. Let's see. Everyone was ready to buy at 20K. The one Bitcoin is at 70K, what happened? Oh, you know why? Cause it's the same thing. People are like, when it goes up high, they're like, I missed it. Then when it goes down, I'm not buying. See, for me, I still think there's a little bit of downward pressure. I still buy a little bit, but not my usual amounts. So I'm just waiting a little bit. So if I'm wrong and it goes up, I take a 5% haircut, maybe even 10%. But in the long run, it'll be okay. But the big question is, which ones are actually leaving and getting out totally? That's I think the bigger question. That's not me. I'll be here for, well, I've been here for, I've been here since 2017. I'll probably be here in 2027, depending on my blood pressure gets under control. Ah, check that out. Solana is poo poo. Solana will survive, maybe. I don't know. I don't know about this one. Thoughts on green coins like Power Ledger and Energy Web? I just, I have to ask you the question, what do they do? What's their real utility? And what's makes them separate from everything else that's out there besides of the angle energy efficient? I don't know. To me, it just kind of looks like I could be wrong. I don't know enough, so I'll just say it. And again, if I don't, just because I don't invest into it or talk great about it, it does not mean that it's not awesome. It's just that I don't know enough about it. And I'll miss a lot of those because you can't catch them all. It's not like Pokemon. So Gustavo says, thanks for your deal is thanks for watching. Second limit Canada, where we have tax-free TFSAs, tax-free savings accounts, which is nice. And a bunch of, yeah, Canada's amazing. They are able to get those, I believe they're spot ETFs, not future ETFs. So good job for you guys, Canada. Can you talk about the pros and cons on buying Bitcoin TF tax-free? I don't think there really is a con right there as far as being able to buy things tax-free and locking them up. I don't see there's an actual problem. The thing is, you have to remember, the reason why ETFs are here or around is because people, not everybody's like us. They don't wanna put up their ledger and put in millions and millions of dollars in here. They wanna just go, you know what? I just wanna get something that I'm used to, which is an ETF. And that's what a lot of these larger players like to do. And of course they don't wanna custody it. They want someone else to custody for them because they don't wanna take the risk. And that's what it all comes down to. So to me personally, like for us, I know people say, well, there's like a premium or a big discount for the Grayscale Bitcoin ETF. If it converts into it, the thing is for us in America, I don't think it's gonna happen anytime soon, especially with all this nonsense happening and kidding me. So for you, if it's tax-free, I wouldn't see a problem with that whatsoever. All right, does your watch washers? No, she's got, she's sick of enough of me talking about it all day long. Ha, ha, ha, ha. Are you still gonna get the Celsius credit card? Also real estate crashings for one last push of Bitcoin. Yeah, probably get the credit card. I didn't even apply for it. So I had heard about it, I don't really need it. I got a Voyager card, I'm good. A shopping card, when she's me. We just talked about she's me all like the last segment. Not the little bunch of gossip. John says, Voyager said I was getting cards months ago, still no card. If they specifically said, hey, John Henson, you're getting your card very soon, then that's one thing. But I think what they said is, we're rolling these cards out very soon, which is like talk in the corporate business for you'll get it at some point. That's really what it comes down to. When skateboard, when bicycle, when trolley. Could Dana, Bitcoin remastered? I don't know if that's true, I don't know. Let's see, that's true either. Thoughts on Ethereum is a Bitcoin alternative. I gotta tell you, I'm not too impressed with Ethereum and the merge and how things are going. I mean, look, you gotta remember that this is just a second leg of a three-part system when the merge comes about and then they have to actually get and cross over to sharding. So just to get us to the second point has taken forever and they're still pushing things back. I don't have, I have a lot of my faith waivers a little bit in Ethereum and what they can do. A lot of smart people, a lot of developers, I get it. But sometimes when you're, it's hard to build a skyscraper on a foundation that's just built for a two-story complex. That's it. No, does that mean that it can't go great? No, probably blast off because, you know, that's what people know, but that's it. And I think that's all. Ah, perfect. Gian Carlo, Gian Lucas, I mean, it's Rubbish Channel. Yes, exactly. Do not take my, this is not financial advice, not a financial advisor. All the stuff that you heard was just rubbish. That's it. So look, I want to say thanks to everybody for stopping by. I do appreciate coming in and doing all these things. Tomorrow will be a little bit late. I got a lot of things going on. Maybe we'll do DCA with the gents. I don't know what's going on over there and we'll go from there. Ah, Jarkie, one question. You have 180 fewer currents in the world, but 20, 20 qubit of channels. How are they gonna regulate it like they can? What do you think? Oh, 20,000 crypto currents. Others are crypto channels. So what it's gonna have to be, this is my personal opinion, is the CFTC is gonna get a very small amount of commodities and those are gonna be Bitcoin and Ethereum. And then past that, there may be some top 20s, layer one solutions that are gonna be classified as commodities, maybe. Everything else is gonna be a security. And what the SEC is gonna say is like, look, you wanna play with the big boys? Well, come in here and talk to us. Also, you gotta fill this paperwork. Also, there's gonna be a lot of legal implications. Also, you're gonna have to pay and you're gonna have to go for compliance and it's gonna stop all of these cryptos and we don't have the money because we can't, it's like taking a company public all the time, you can't do it. So there's gonna fall away, which is fine. Or what I think will likely happen, and I think this is probably the best bet, is that just like how Amazon from the late 90s became a bookstore, and then it started to acquire these warehouses and acquire businesses like Zappos and all these different places and just kind of build up. I think the same thing will happen with the larger crypto projects that will be like, look, you can't afford it. You can't get on with the SEC because you guys are securities. How about this? We'll buy you up for X amount of dollars and also your developers can come work for us. Sounds good. That's where I see it going. I could be wrong. Yeah, that's it. So thanks so much for stopping by. Appreciate it guys. Like and subscribe. 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