 of what we have, things are pretty damn expensive. Even on like polygon, people say, well, polygon's cheap. Polygon got ordinals two or three weeks ago. I wanna say two weeks ago. And during that time, the transaction cost went up. I mean, it wasn't like Ethereum cost, but it went up pretty high. And then on top of that, they had massive amount of transactions. So do I think that a pickaxe could be more than what it is? Depends, depends on what kind of chain you use and depending on how things grow. So I'm not for sure what it is, but I know a lot of the traditional gamers hate NFTs, I don't blame them, because it seems like a cash grab, especially with the crappy games that were out before. But again, that was 2021. Now we're going into 2024. We've got some pretty damn good games looking out there. Like if you've seen stuff like Shrapnel and Off the Grid and Alluvium and the stuff that K was on about, those are some really great looking games that people wanna play. Make the games playable that people wanna play. They won't even realize the NFTs stuff. That's just how it is. I think I could be wrong. Let's see, Lord says, Rob, I know you've touched on hardware wallets like Ledger and Tracer and Tangem, ordered great, but I'm not 100% on the current Kings. People are yelling Keystone hardware wallet. Any idea where to find these reviews? Look, there's a lot of people will say like this is the next great thing, this is the next great thing. Honestly, I'm just looking for the thing that is the most consistent and the most secure and has a really good track record. Ledger has a great track record. I hate the interface. I despise it, but first of all, never been hacked. Yes, it's true. They got the data hacked, but not nobody got their key phrase or their seed phrase hacked. All exchanges were safe or all crypto was safe. Tangem came out in 2018, exact same thing. Well, they didn't actually have people's data's hacked or whatever, and Elipel, same thing. So like with Keystone, I'm assuming that they haven't had it, but don't quote me, I don't use it because I've already got three. And for me, that's good enough. I'm just looking for a good track record. I got enough things to think about like the next crypto gem, it's gonna go up to a million X or something. So yeah, Cal of the K is here. Here's how players, Robbie's in the GTA 6 trail. I did, looks pretty sweet. I think somebody that leaked that from the very front put by Bitcoin and it was like a big thing. But I guess some people are saying, oh, they're gonna put Bitcoin in the Grand Theft Auto 6. Not that I know of, but if they put Bitcoin in the Grand Theft Auto 6 for transactions, that wouldn't be a smart move. It's very expensive. Yesterday I was looking to buy some things and move some Bitcoin around. It's like 25 bucks to move Bitcoin. And I was like, yeah, that's not happening. So yeah, I don't think that is what it is. So hey, RetroBeast says, hey, Rob, do you see Jamie Diamond, JP Morgan saying if he was a government, he'd shut down Bitcoin surely followed by turning off the internet. I did see that. And that was from Senator Elizabeth Warren. It's a funny thing, Senator Elizabeth Warren, Senator Elizabeth Warren from Massachusetts was not big on the banks. She wasn't being on the people that were within the bank. She was a crusader against the banks. And now it seems like she's locked up with them, especially with Jamie Diamond and crypto and how awful it is and how it's used for cartels and used for terrorism. And I'm just telling you that cash is king for terrorists. Cash is king for cartels. If you wanna move your funds on an open ledger, be my guest. We see how well that's worked out for Binance and everything else. So have fun with that. And then on the fact of like, why Jamie Diamond says it should be shut down, you can't shut it down. First of all, it's gonna eat into their profits. Especially, I mean, think about this. You're a bank and you do fractional reserve lending. So you want people to deposit funds into your bank. Why? So you can take out of $100, you can take $97 or $98, whatever else it is and loan that out at a percentage of whatever else it is, whether it be a short-term loan, long-term loan, business loan, mortgage, whatever. And you make massive profits off that. Now let's say that people get out of the matrix and they wanna use Bitcoin or something else. Why would they want that? The only way that I see it actually working is as banks become custodians of your crypto. They could do pretty well actually doing that, but they're not gonna do it because they are with the old system. I don't know, didn't work out so hot for Blockbuster either, whatever. Let's see. 30 Dan said, raw, why'd you pick up a playable note over a Myriad note? I missed the boat on Gala. Wanna pick up a gaming note? I just, I liked the message and I liked how things were looking there. And it's actually more expensive to buy a playable note as opposed to Myriad, but I might pay for that later, but no reals particular reason. The games look solid. I think you, I can't say that you're gonna do great on both. I could lose my tail on this one, but I don't know, I think everything's gonna do pretty well actually. So no real particular reason. Hey Rob, I sold my six ordinals when I saw your post other than my five. Please tell me I didn't do the wrong thing. Yeah, that post, let me see. That may say something. That's just it. So the post itself, there I am. I said hold off on those orty buys. I didn't say to sell the ordinals for Pete's Sakes. And we went through this and then I just got a feedback from people and I said, oh, looks like things are dropping. And then I said, here's some insight. And then of course I got more insight from Udi or he said that, hey, it doesn't matter what they want. So not too late to buy it. Well, it depends on when you sold it. I mean, you just sell it at 45 or sell it at 60. You can still get it back, it's around 62. So you might take a little bit of a haircut, but maybe do the right thing. And again, maybe it goes to zero. I don't know. That's the whole thing about it. Daniel says, what platform can I get these gaming tokens? It just depends. Here's a easy way to do things. Let's take a look at Ronan. Burp, burp, burp. Come on. All right, fine. Let's take a look at Ronan. Depends on where you're at, what country you're at. What province, what state actually. But if you come here to and look up the particular game that you wanna find, and even if you take a look at the watch list from Kagi, there we go. Whether that be chain tokens or IP coins, whatever else. Let's take Ronan, for example. We're gonna click on markets, and you're gonna go down and see like, okay, what's on Katana? I think you need a Ronan wallet for that. Okay, X, Bing X, Maxi, Bitkit, and just find the one, this is all, I only have 16, Crypto.com exchange. I'll tell you a secret. It doesn't involve VPN or anything. I'm an American citizen, so I can use Crypto.com, and I can use Coinbase and Kraken, and Junkie Gemini, but whatever. But on Crypto.com, I didn't set it up the right way. I didn't set, I didn't link up my bank account, it's very tedious, so just recently, I was like, hmm, well, I have an account at Crypto.com, what can I do here? I do, because there's a lot of things that I wanted to buy. You know, you can buy Orbinals over at Crypto.com as well. Again, getting the fiat on-ramp, so you use the other on-ramp that you use, so I can use Coinbase, for example, and I can buy something that would be a very cheap transaction. Let's take Solana, right? Because I don't wanna use Bitcoin or Ethereum and transfer over there and pay the transaction fees, right? So let's use Solana, with their really low fees right now, and pretty damn fast. I could have used Cardano or XRP, maybe, I don't know, but let's just say with Solana. You buy Solana on your preferred exchange, you zip it over the other exchanges you have, if you can't have a fiat on-ramp, and then you take Solana, and then you trade it for whatever they, is there a preferred Crypto, whether that be Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Tether, which was Tether. Put that in Tether, and then from Tether, you go ahead and buy your Ronin, and there it is. The problem with crypto.com is that not all cryptos are available to be taken off. For example, ordinals, you cannot take off ordinals at this point, so just something to be aware of. There's always little hoops to go through, and again, look in the comments section, but that's just one way to do things. There's a plethora of different ways to do things. Ah! Meme says, I did not like the Keystone, but I had the battery operated one, no charger. Oh, okay. A lot of people seem to love the Keystone. I personally just like this. This part here, look how I'm moving around, you know, like Cardano or something like that, and I just go onto the app, click send, and I do this, and that's it, and now away it goes. It's very simple. I like simple. I'm a simple 10, so it works out pretty well for me. Ah, let's see. Oh, Meme says, Keystone drained the batteries. I would replace them if they would drain again. Again, another reason for this. Like, there's no batteries in this. It's just, choo. And then people say, what did you get against the magnet? There's no, it's not de-magnetized. There's no strip in there. It's just by radio waves or something. The same way that you have your debit or credit cards, and you go to those NFC type of cashiers, and you tap your card, it's the same technology as this. That, Cal, I might as usual. Now you're right on time. Performance Golf says, hey, Rob, are there fees to move your crypto from exchange to cold surge? There is, and it just depends. And that's why some people say, well, Rob, why do you say that you shouldn't leave any of them in exchanges? If I'm just buying 10 bucks a month on crypto, it doesn't really help me to move Ethereum off, and I gotta pay like two or three bucks or whatever it is. It's true. And for that, I can say I can't help you on that one, because I just can't. You have to leave only exchanges and you have to take that risk. I'm sorry. But if you have a reasonable amount, like me personally, I pay for Coinbase One. It's 19 bucks a month because I pay in advance of a year. And all the trading fees, all the transfer fees are waived up to $10,000 per month. So that's what I do. And since I dollar-cost average all the time and I'm moving things around roughly once a week, it works out in my favor. So that's what I do. Then some people say, well, this exchange is very cheap and this exchange is very cheap. I don't know all those exchanges. I'm stuck in America, which isn't a bad country to be in. It's personally my favorite and I love it to death. Nas, up only from here. For you, my man, yes it is. For everybody else, I'm not so sure. Fees will dictate the best exchanges long term. That's a good point. I have to agree there. Kyle says, could you share your thoughts on Adara? Why don't I have any? It has a big economy and developers leaving other products to build on each bar. Look, man, I got, and we did this video a couple of days ago, and I have like 70 crypto projects, 70. So it's not about, for me it's not like, well, this one's really good and it's gonna be great or this one's gonna be good. To me, I'm just like, I got enough and that's pretty much it. Like, if something comes into my sphere, it's gotta be really super awesome. And H-bar's been around for quite some time. Hasn't had much traction. Will it pump? Probably. It'll probably do great. It'll probably do fantastic in the bull run. But so will the other 69 different ones that I own. So it's not about why I don't. It's just about if you believe in it. That's really all that counts. Hey, Rob, what do you think of a 48K top this year? Let me read you something. This was from, Bitcoin magazine. Says just in, option traders are loading up on bets that Bitcoin will surge to 50,000 by January. Report by Bloomberg. Take it with a grain of salt. But if you think about that, that makes a lot of sense. Especially with all these different traders and these institutions thinking that we're gonna get a ETF approved. 50,000 would have seemed laughable six months ago. And now we're just like, yeah, I can see that. So yeah, why not? Why not? Holy smokes. Elizabeth Warren is now worth 80 million according to Forbes. Public service is very profitable somehow. I just don't like Elizabeth Warren because of, I mean, she tries to build this narrative that crypto is the most evil thing on the planet and it's awful and it's used for cartels and it's used for terrorism and illicit purposes. And we've talked about this 1,000 times and there was a report by an XCIA director and they took a look at it and they said, this is a great forensic tool and the majority of what people are using is the US dollar. It's not crypto and digital assets. And if we just use it and bring people in that actually know what the hell they're talking about, we can use this to track the illicit activities. If the criminals wanna do that, it makes total sense. And that was not for me. John Moria, I think I have his name, XCIA director. Matter of fact, I'll show you the article. It's right here. If you look up an analysis of Bitcoin's use and illicit finance by Michael Moral. Who is Michael Moral? Wait for it. Michael Moral, senior counsel of Beacon Global Strategies, former acting director, Debbie director and director of intelligence at the CIA. I think he knows something. And what he said here, blockchain tech is a powerful, let me highlight it, powerful but underutilized and turned to tool for governments to identify illicit activity and bring criminals to justice. One expert of the cryptocurrency is called blockchain tech, a boon for surveillance. And then it's somewhere here he talks about most, it's like less than 1% is used for illicit activity. And this wasn't like in like 2018. I wanna say this is like 2021. So very recent, but no one, like Elizabeth Warren goes up there and just spouts off. And I think it's a great play if you wanna get reelected and you wanna rally the folks that hate FTX and the voyagers and the Celsius, which, hey, I'm with you on that one. But it was the exchanges. It wasn't the crypto or the digital assets themselves. And that's where everything gets twisted and gets screwed up. And that's a problem. And then you got Jamie Dimon who's like, hey, I don't like this competing with me. Essentially what it is. Ah, Rob, how do you like cracking compared to Coinbase? I just, it's just Coinbase is just easier for me. Cracking, I just have an issue with moving things around as far as connections to my bank account. That's about it. Sean says, Rob, what do you think the strongest way to store wallet words? Steel, multi-sig, safety deposit box. The safest would probably be steel. I mean, if you've worried about fires and things like that, but me personally, like if you're gonna get a steel plate, you know, what's the chances you could lose it? I don't know. Could be, it could just misplaced, I guess. Me personally, I like using the Stonebook. This is me personally. I like using the Stonebook and I have three of them. And I have a backup across the books. And one book I have in a certain location, another book I have in another location, another book I have in another location. And in that situation, even if my house burns down, the one I'm at right now in Puerto Rico, it's okay. Because it's not even in the house. So I can find it someplace else. Maybe it's buried. Maybe it's in with a friend. Maybe it's in the bank account. Maybe it's in the store. You get my point. That's my favorite way to do it. But everybody's different. Everybody's like, no, I gotta have steel because I'm a, you know, I'm a pyromaniac. I like to make fires or something. It just depends. That's what makes the world go round. I have friends that live in Dubai. They say outside of parting, it sucks. It looks cool to me. Like, but I like super hot places. That's why I love living in El Paso. Like, I mean, we live in Puerto Rico, but it's always good to go back to El Paso because like, were there like three or four months or so? And it's just like, we go there when it's like the hottest of the hot. I love it. 110, 115, 120 degree days. Great days, but it's all dry. Here in Puerto Rico, like 86 degrees with a thousand percent of humidity and you're dying. Kyle says, I'll say this in free age bar. I'm good, man. Just keep it. I want you to be successful. Keep as much as you can. You still have your pen in Puerto Rico? It's right here. This is the pad. I will say that we are selling a couple properties though and I already have buyers and gonna, gonna get out of a couple of situations. That's the thing about, you know, about assets. Assets are never like you should hold onto them like forever, forever. There's some assets that at some point it makes financial, it's financial good practice at the right point at the right time to sell, especially with ridiculous offers. So, but yeah, it's the same thing with Bitcoin. If Bitcoin goes at a 500,000 a piece or 100,000, this is not a price prediction. Don't clip me on Twitter. But if it does, you can better believe I'm gonna sell some because there's other things I wanna get into. Yes, it's a great day. Invisible tattoos. What I got over here. Column says, have I, you have not been banned and buried with a friend. Yeah, I buried it with a friend. Dead guys don't tell any tales, but it's a dry, it's exactly. Yeah, see, everybody's different. Ben's bookshelf. That's good. I live in Canada for a long time, which over there negative 10 Celsius is the best weather. Yikes. See, there you go. And Edward Fox says it right, I miss the stream. Ed, you did not miss the stream because we're gonna stop it right now. But again, everybody, thanks for stopping by. I appreciate it. Tomorrow, we're looking at 9 a.m. Eastern time, 6 a.m. Pacific for not financial advice, NFA, Bennett of Cryptoverse, and Jessica from Coin Bureau. So it should be interesting. I'm gonna talk, because you know what I should ask them. I wanna ask them about their favorite altcoins. Putting your questions in the comments and I will bombard them with questions tomorrow. Anyhow, that's it for today, everybody. Thanks so much for stopping by. I appreciate it. Like today's video, thumbs up, subscribe. And that is it. Lastly, lastly, if my back holds up tomorrow, we'll probably do a meetup in Santorce here in Puerto Rico. And so be on the lookout for that. That's it, thanks everybody. And I'll see you guys on the next one.