 Let's see on the next one now we'll get into any of your questions. And Igor says, are you still on North Korea? If I was in North Korea I probably wouldn't be streaming and it would probably be a lot different experience. So I'm in South and so far it's a very nice place. The food is fantastic and the beer is really good and that's really all I need. I need those two things. That's about it. A little smoky. Smoky the ticks one better. Hello Ricky. Let's go. Howdy. Morning. Jay says, love Gala. I gotta tell you, I've had crypto stash on, I had Kagi, I had Classy games and I'm gonna have Hustlepedia on next week when I get back and all of them talked about Gala. Kagi was a little bit more skeptical but Classy games talk about Gala and then we did a story yesterday. You know the founders are suing each other for essentially lies and greed and it looks like some embezzlement. So I don't know where Gala is going. I wouldn't really get into it right now until the dust settles but I see a lot of negative price action especially if the two founders are fighting and we'll see what goes. The games look good. I play the games. I've played spider tanks and the other one that Classy was talking about, I've got the one. But they do well. They should be, honestly, mobile games but for me personally, if I was gonna get into it, I'd wait a little bit. I think it's gonna go a lot farther down. Hey, I'm from Puerto Rico. I'll be back there next month, matter of fact. Hey, from London, Fetch AI. This is a late live stream. Yeah, Mr. Sims here in Korea, it's 10.38 a.m. And then for me, that is roughly 8.30 at night in Texas or 10.30 at night in Puerto Rico. But here, you know, I'm just waiting for the event to get going. So I know nothing else to do. I'll do a little quick live stream. Elephant Money is doing Cradle of Binance Marching. Fantastic. North Carolina. Joey says, I would guess Matic, Union, Linkr are three of us doing pretty good from people. As far as like in and out of the money, those are the worst. But you have to understand though, if you believe in those projects, you can need to look at it one or two ways. It's like, wow, I'm out of the money or wow, I think that this is a pretty good time to accumulate because that's what the bear markets are for. It depends on how you see things. Efrain? Hey, man. Efrain, how is the market in Puerto Rico as far as moving houses and condos? Is it still kind of doing pretty well or is it slowing down? Solana is greater than Aida, debatable. I purchased Solana. I Delacost Average and I Delacost Average Aida. One of those is going to be a winner. I don't know which one. That's why I spray and pray, as they say. And then Zero Timeout says, yeah, I can get an early shirt. That's the funny thing about it, right? I remember when I got in 2017, and I was listening to people talk about Bitcoin when it was like $100, $200, and they're like, yeah, see, if you got an early, it would have been awesome. And that's when it was $8,000. And I was like, ugh, that'd be tough. And of course, Ethereum had just had their ICO a couple of years ago. And they said, Ethereum is heavily overpriced at $200. If you would have gotten it at $5, way better. Well, yeah, thanks, Captain Obvious. But in all honesty, as time goes on, I mean, in two or three years, people are going to look at you as the early investor. And of course, all the people that all your friends, family, and relatives that were going, hey, how's that working out for crypto? Which they make fun of you, of course, in two years or three years or how long it takes for the next bull run. They're the ones that may have blown up your phone going, hey, is it too late to get into XYZ? And you're going to say, no, buy this one so I can dump on you. I'm just kidding, maybe. Give a like. Polka guy's underrated. Dodge was .003 for so long. Yeah, forever. And you know what, there's, people talk about how Dogecoin is ridiculous, but you know, if you take a look at coinmarketcap.com forward slash historical. Coinmarketcap, if you go there and just click on historical, it'll have all the different cryptos that are in the top 50. Well, if it had 50 back in those days. In 2010, it shows you which ones have been in the top. And since 2014, Dogecoin has been in the top 35 consistently. So I don't know about your altcoin that you're investing into, but does it have that long of history? And do you think it can win out over time? That's the big thing. So when I looked at that, I'm like, wow, 2014, Dogecoin did that well. Look at that. Zero timeout has a good point. But what I'm learning from people around here is this. Let's just be honest. Some of these projects have junk utility. They don't really do too much. And a lot of the time it's just hype. Like this product is going to do great, this is going to do awesome. Then you get suckered in, and then before you know it, you're like, what happened to this token? Well, the utility didn't really pan out. Or it couldn't do this or it couldn't do that. Or the TPS that it said it could do, it really couldn't do. Or all the transactions that were actually being done, it was wash trading. So you have to be really careful with this one. And sometimes I just think to myself, what do these cryptos really do? What do these digital assets really do? And is it really that utility? Like Ethereum, let's be honest, I need Ethereum for the gas fees, for everything that I have to move anything around. And it's expensive. So I can see that one. And Bitcoin, people will say, wow, it's an old coin, store of value, maybe. And Peter Peter Transactions, ah, but with lightning, sir. But a lot of the things outside of it, I look at them like, does it really have that much utility? Is this something that we absolutely need to have? I'm not so sure sometimes. Good morning. Everyone follows Bitcoin except Chainlink. I think Chainlink's got to, and you know, Chainlink just partnered up with, not just, I've been doing this for years, with Swift, which is the messaging service for transactions from bank to bank globally. And they just did a multi-chain test and it was successful using Chainlink as the Oracle, moving things around with Ethereum, Avalanche, and I think one more crypto. So this is the story we covered last week. So look, I mean, if the old banking service says they need it, then it may be pretty good. Then also another one is to look at is XRP as well. People always talk about that and different banks are partnering up with it, but we'll see how it works. I don't know. Oh yeah, Danny got a good point. Leverage is being taken during this time because there's no liquidity. All newcomers getting wrecked is just bad because they won't come back. If it was easy, everybody would do it. Danny, that's just how it works. So if you're gonna do, if you're going to do leverage plays, I can see, you know, two to five X, but 50 to 100 X, you're just asking for problems, but I'm not a trader. So maybe you'll make it. I don't know. Shallan says, I've been homeless for a year. It sucks. Yeah, when I was a kid, my mom were homeless for a little bit, about a month, two weeks to a month. It's pretty junk, pretty awful. Shallan, I hope it works out better for you. But hey, I mean, if you still have a connection you can still watch videos. Of course, I think a lot of people can. Thumbs up, everyone. Thank you, Josh. I appreciate it. Thank you, amigo. How's the food in Korea? We're trying to get new. Way better than the food in Puerto Rico. Sorry, Puerto Rico. Just not a big fan of tostones and fungo and stuff like that. But here, great, a lot of spice, a lot of meats and the beer is great. Beer is great in Puerto Rico too, but so far pretty good. Kimchi, eh. Do you all know a professional investment advisor? I can, nah, I don't know any of them. I can just tell you that I am not one, for that's for sure. That's a great question. Garth asks, do you know if you can still stay crypto in iTrust? Hmm, let's do this. I don't know. Let's go to Twitter. Hey, iTrust, Arth wants to know you still offer speaking from within our IRA accounts. I'll let you know. And if you don't follow me on Twitter, it's at news asset, links in the description, you can check it out. And hopefully I get Garth's question. I'm not for sure about that one. What do you sing at karaoke? Ryan Stone Cowboy, doesn't everybody? All right, NFA, what's this? Fitness with Phil from Australia. Hello, good day. All right, hope you're well. DCA's on March 24th, thinking, oh, good deal. March 24th, thinking ETH, link, soul, mattock, maybe render. Render's a good play if you believe in AI and people are gonna need that computational power. Aiming for a minimum 6x, going up to 10 to 12. Sure, should I add or subtract one of these? Much appreciated. I can't tell you, but I can tell you that everything that you listed here, even I have some render of myself, I also, I can't tell you what to do. I can tell you that the long play usually wins out. The question is, which one's gonna actually win? Is this going to be, are one of these projects going to be the polygon to eta of last cycle or are these products gonna be dash or salt of cycles previously? I don't know, but I think as you spread things around, it gets, you increase your chances, but also you increase your risk. And if you just wanted to be, but the thing is, if you put everything in Bitcoin, can Bitcoin go up to, because right now it's roughly 25,000, can it go up to 100,000? Sure, but what is that a 4x? If you're okay with that, it's pretty good. I mean, as far as doing like, like Ben talked about CDs and T-Bills, 5%, 4% annually, he or six months or three months now, whatever it is. So really if you think about it, if you wanna go into Bitcoin, if the safest play in the most unstable market, and go from there, but if you wanna have some outrageous, outlandish gains, you have to take more risk. And the prospect of that is you could lose everything. So never invest more and you can afford to lose. That's it. So, but me personally, Phil, I do the same thing. But my portfolio is still 75% Bitcoin because I did a lot of the risky stuff beforehand. I kind of be over here and roughly 10 or 15% of the Ethereum and then everything kind of goes in line with that. I'm just accumulating, not really to say, I eat the same thing all the time. I do the same thing all the time. It's always meats or chicken and some kind of spice and then drinks as much water as I can because when I drink beer, then, you know, gotta flush it out somehow. So now there's not too much here. I just like the way that the food is served. It's pretty great. Korean barbecue, yes. Who is the best barbecue, Texas or Korean? Come on, it's Texas. Thanks, David. But even like, even if you watch me guys and 3% ladies, make sure that you spread things around because trust me, the things that I talk about, you might find more alpha and more value someplace else because I'm very, I'm more conservative. Now, we have a second channel called Dan Degen which I'll be doing a little bit more reviews of of the more risky plays. There's a link in the description for that channel as well. But yeah, spread things around as best you can as far as like learning what's happening. That's a good question. Rob, you notice a big difference in crypto out in the open in Korea versus the US being more hush hush. So yesterday, you can tell the markets just by the participants and the enthusiasm of the people that are actually at these events and there was nothing. There was this, I shouldn't say this, but this is just between us. So there was a, I was listening to a pitch, not a pitch but somebody was up on stage and they're talking about their project. And I'm not gonna say the project name but it was a very sparse crowd and the gentleman's like, and then we do this and this and it's gonna change the world, it's gonna be great. We're gonna have tokens for this and who thinks that's a great idea? No, just crickets. Raise your hand if you think that's a good idea, nothing. Okay, give me a clap, nothing. And then the guy goes, tough room. All right, next slide. And I was like, that's a pretty bad, that's a pretty bad event. But I mean, just that part. But today we're gonna go and we're gonna meet the folks from Polygon. We're gonna meet the folks from Arbitrum. We're gonna meet the folks from SWE and we're gonna decide which chain we're gonna use and going forward, but it should be good. And then we're gonna talk to Holiday Wallet and third web. So we'll see how it is. Rob, can I get a job? I'm all tapped out, I'm good. I got two assistants, they do great. Shout out to Big E and Hailey. They do great work, I'm good right now. If we start to expand, I'll let you know. I want A to do fantastic just to see James upset. James doesn't care. James just wants his bag is to go up. And that's, we're kind of like the same way in that regard. See Bo Dan, Bo Dan GRS. Solana just shut down multiple times in one year. How many times does Kodano shut down? Look, I mean, look. Here's the thing about Solana. People will always point at that like it shuts down. So does the power company in Puerto Rico, but I still use it. And if you're in Puerto Rico, you know exactly what I'm talking about. So look, I know that there's shutdowns and there's issues but it's not like an extended mass amount of times. And I still think, here's what I'm gonna say this. I wanna do a challenge to everybody. If you have a Kodano wallet, I would like you to use the Phantom wallet. And I'd like you to get a little bit of Solana and see the experience of what it is. On the flip side, if you have Solana and you're using whatever wallet you do, I would like you to download or buy a little Kodano and use the Kodano wallet. And I would like to see people's opinions in the comment section. And just tell me which one that you think, wow, it was much smoother than I thought, maybe it was. Because if you use both, they're pretty good. They are pretty good. It's just that we have this like tribalism. It must be mine because of this, but just get out there and try other things and see what it is. You'd be surprised, actually. Okay. Yeah. Opinions on Yuga and this whole ecosystem, they're building in the bear. And like I said before, if you build in the bear, you're crushing the bull. You go doing those things. Also, Arbitrum, the ones that are like massively underwater, we talked to them a couple of times. And like I said before, it seems like the bag holders of the previous cycle, they're just waiting to dump on everybody. Arbitrum just came out three months ago. Swede just came out one month ago. So it's one of those products that you can probably think to yourself like, well, are there that many bag holders? Then you have to ask yourself, is it gonna gain any traction? And that's the bigger question. But yeah, the people that are building, fantastic. Same thing like I had Ken Oling from Meld. And I said, hey, Ken has things going. They have had some delays. He goes, it's great. Everybody that we competed with in 2021, they're all gone. This is like the best time and we're actually picking up more people to work for us because all the developers are getting, either they're looking for new jobs or their projects shut down. Just saying. KeyMash says, would you ever become an earth note operating world mobile? I already am. So remember everybody on this channel, I am super biased. I do not talk about things unless I own them. I just bought SWE yesterday. That's why I'm talking about it. And as far as world mobile token, I was one of the first, I was in line to be a earth note operator in the very first rollout. So yes, David Brenner is robbing a job while I hire me if I pay you, absolutely. Always need a non-paid employee. Okay, this is a good question. Juan says, is it okay to use a cold storage wallet that was not purchased directly from manufacturer? What if it's a price from an influencer? So the thing you have to remember, and this is a question I get about Tangem because Tangem is a company in Switzerland. Tangem, there's a link in the description and I did a deep dive video. It's a cold storage device. I think it's the future because it's super easy. This is three cards and it has your private keys embedded within them. And you don't have to remember mnemonic phrases. You just tap it and go. And of course there's different questions you're gonna have about what if I lose the ball? What if I use the thumb? What if I use the cards? I answer in a deep dive. But for this one, some people, because I did a giveaway for Tangem and then people started to purchase it and they go, hey, we noticed that it's not coming from Switzerland. It's coming from China. What the heck is that? Well, it's because it's cheap in China and that's it. So they're using China manufacturing to make those cards and the shipping to you. And people say, wasn't that dangerous? What was the thing? And we covered this in the deep dive. So when that card is shipped to you, there is no private key that has been generated thus far. The only time you can generate it is when you get it, and I walk you through it, you download the app and it gives you a whole new private key. The components within it are there, but then it needs the app to actually generate the private key. So you have to be aware of that. And then as far as billing, it's all, I think it's in Hong Kong as well. So they did what most people did. They offloaded the different prices and the different costs into Hong Kong and China. Me personally, I think it would be a better idea for them to ship out of Switzerland, but that's why it's an inexpensive product. And that's what they have. So if you don't trust that, then don't order it. Me personally, I still use it, but I remember I used three. Alleypal, which is also from China. Ledger, France, and Tangem. Switzerland company that uses Chinese labor, essentially. Gala is a systematic scam coin. Yeah, I'm not to say no. Good, I mean, they actually have a working product. I just think that the two people that are arguing, the co-founders, is gonna make things pretty damn dicey. Let's see. Yeah, there you go. Theta, still on Theta. Still think he could do pretty well. Rekt is okay, but the scams will chase the way. Newcomers, absolutely. Hey, future millionaire. Rob's able to launch for my six-year-old mom finally after two years. As long as your mom is okay with, you know, slowly getting into it and not keeping on exchanges and you're helping her with that, no problems. But remember, we never need to forget the Voyager, the Celsius, the FTX, and the BlockFi. It will happen again. I can guarantee you in the next bull run, people will be just fine leaving on exchanges and one of those exchanges will go down. Even though you tell them to your head in the face, they will still not believe you. Yeah, my phone goes, so that's it. Thoughts on Cosmos, Layer Zero, probably do pretty well. One thing about Layer Zero and Cosmos, remember Luna was built on Cosmos and with that colossal crash, they didn't shut down. And I think that's it. Johnny, thanks for the two dollars. I will use that for my Uber rides today. Super cheap here in Korea. Ha ha ha ha. Arriving to show some S-coins to get the 500k subs. Now, my job is just to get everybody to the next bull run as best I can, safely by following the rules and not screwing up. That's really what it comes down to. And then remind everybody to take profits because if we can do that, I guarantee 99% of the people who are in this stream and every video out there did not sell as much as they wanted to in 2021. I can almost guarantee it. Maybe there's the 1% who was like, did it perfectly. The next time, that'll be my main focus. It's easy to buy, it's hard to sell, but that's what I'll be doing and I'm gonna bring you guys along for the ride. Just show you what I'm doing. You don't have to do it. I'll show you why and how and indicators and all those things. There's a video in the comments, in the description, it says when and why I'm selling 80% of my crypto. Watch that video. Yeah. So do you jump in the pool at 100k? Sure, why not? Rob, do you agree that this belief here is in the Wall Street cheat sheet? Let me get, let me bring that up so everybody knows who you're talking about. And it looks like this. Oh, that's pretty good. So this is what we're talking about here. Crypto Ricardo. Crypto Ricardo. Disbelief, this is a suckers rally. That's what we're talking about, the very far right side here because here's how it always works, right? And you can see this. Hope. And it kind of goes sideways. Optimism, belief, thrill, euphoria, where it's never gonna go down. You can see this in 2017. You can see this in 2013. You can see this in 2017, you can see this in 2021. And then it drops like a stone and it kind of comes to the right. So let me show you. Let me show you what that looks like. Come on, Bitcoin. See a little spike right there? Let me bring this closer. Pretty much like that. Hope, some of this belief, greed, euphoria. And it kind of bottoms out for, it goes down. And like, yeah, it'll cover, it'll come back up and then, bottom goes. See, it'll come back up and then down it goes. And then this is where all, see this big red arrow? This is where all the money's made. This is where I made all my money. I never made it up here. I mean, you sell up here if you can, but this is where you make all the money. This is right now. This is 2018, 2019. This is 2022, 2023. But the part, Ricardo's talking about, this is a sucker's rally of disbelief. It could be. It could be. And again, there's different factors that we can look at. Macro, is it gonna be recession? Is there not? Is it gonna be a soft landing or a hard landing? And then, of course, we take a look at what is Jerome Powell gonna do? Is he gonna keep doing what he says he's gonna do? Hint, I believe he is. Hire for longer. Either he does a pause on the next meeting in September. This is this month. And he will not pivot until probably next month. So hire for longer. And then of course, maybe the people are like, well, that just makes sense. And then once the traditional market starts to fall away, and we just saw it, we just talked about it over here, where we're taking a look at, I mean, what leads us into the recession? Home prices and auto homes, unemployment rates, initial claims that are up. So when we see that, does that mean it's a sucker's rally? To me personally, I think, and this isn't really a rally, let's be honest, because we're in disbelief. We're not even rallying. We're actually going down. Wasn't a couple months ago, we're at $30,000. I still believe we're gonna see a recession. I still believe we're gonna see lower prices. But every time I think I know exactly where it's going, what happens? It's the exact opposite. I'm not that smart, so I just dollar-cost the average. Yeah, that's it. Jason says it. Fair markets are a gift. You put your nose in the grindstone. If I'm proud of you believing, you go and build your research in the conviction and then you take profits and bull. Couldn't have said it better myself. With that, let's get out of here. So I think that won't be a broken record, but that's exactly what I think too. So everybody, if you like today's video, give it a thumbs up. Consider subscribing. Everything we talk about is essentially time-sensitive, but that's it for today. So if you like today's video, again, thumbs up, and I will see you guys on the next one. Have a good day.