 it's not just about the crypto angel asset market, it's what you can actually do with those assets. And the things that a lot of people really look forward to is, of course, housing. So I need to bring in somebody who could help me out. And Galiano, thanks for coming on from Boxable, I appreciate it. Hey there, thank you so much for having me on. And yeah, my name is Galiano. And here at our factory in Las Vegas, the company is called Boxable. We are trying to mass produce a new type of housing, hoping to make housing more affordable for everyone. Yeah. So listen, I stumbled across your website. I think it was the first thing was it was an Elon Musk type of information and that I came out and I had a friend who was doing tiny homes and of course, we're my wife and a real estate. So it was kind of interesting. I didn't know your history into Bitcoin and crypto and the payments that you're actually are taking. So I want to break this down real simple for everybody who does not know you. So first things first, just tell us a little bit about your Bitcoin history because you've been in this longer than I have. And also, why did you guys create Boxable? What's the availability and then talk about crypto payments? And then everybody's favorite subject. We'll talk about governments and the different hurdles you have to go through as they don't even follow their own rules. And lastly, we'll talk about next steps and what this all is. So first things first, Bitcoin, how'd you get into it? What's your history? Because I think it's kind of interesting of where people have come from. Yeah, you know, a big fan of Bitcoin have been in it for about 10 years now. I got started back in 2013, kind of stumbled across it, started researching it, got more and more interested. It was very sold on the idea and then ended up starting Bitcoin exchange business, which grew very quickly. This was like the Wild West early days. Every crazy dramatic thing you could imagine was happening and ran that business for a few years. I actually took all the profits I made from the business and bought Bitcoin with them. So I was all in back in the day, basically had credit card debt, no USD, just only Bitcoin. That's crazy. So then you did and then you did ATMs. You also did, did you do mining? Because I know like you said that before, I think it was your brother that got into it first. Then you kind of said, hey, we should probably look into this. Yeah, my little brother actually bought a Bitcoin miner and showed it to me. And that was how I kind of learned about and got interested. And then I actually went ahead, I built my own miners as well. And then eventually stumbled into the opportunity for the exchange business to basically exchange US dollars into Bitcoin. And that really took off and it's been a great wild ride ever since then. 2013, those were good times to get in. I wish I would have been there. All right. So that would be a little bit of your history. Now, let's talk about the company itself. Why boxable? And talk about the availability because you guys have been around, you started up in 2018, it's been some time and I can see that there's a lot of manufacturing instruction going on behind, but what's the availability? And let's talk about payments because that's what was most shocking to me. Yeah. So housing is a big problem both in the US and around the world, not being available, affordable. Everyone knows about the housing issues that are going on. So we kind of set out to fix this problem. And our thought process on it was that housing is really one of the last big modern products that's not mass produced in a factory. Everything else, whether it's your iPhone or your car or your sneaker, your television is built on an assembly line. And the result is those products are cost effective and they're available to be purchased. But housing is still being built kind of in an old school way, by hand, one at a time, on site, skilled trades, extremely inefficient way of doing things. So when we looked at this problem and said, why is that happening? We realized simply, the biggest issue was just houses are really big. So they're too big to build a factory and ship out to site. And that's why they never transitioned onto an assembly line. And if we can get them onto an assembly line, we're going to be able to push the price down to the point where we can have an absolutely massive impact. So the first innovation, if anyone goes over to voxball.com and sees the product is they'll see that the house actually folds up. So we have our first product, the Casita that you're showing there. It's a little small studio apartment. It's 20 feet by 20 feet. And it folds up from 20 feet down to eight and a half feet. And that's super important because that enables us to ship the product. And we're still finishing everything. So electric, plumbing, kitchen, bathroom, flooring walls, that is still all done in the factory, but it folds up for shipping. And because we can now ship cost effectively, that's going to allow us to scale up manufacturing. So that, you know, you can see our factory here behind us. And in the future, we could scale up manufacturing to the point where you have something that looks like an automobile plant. Because car factories are really the best example of modern mass production, huge assembly lines, robotics, automation, all that great stuff, you know, Ford factory or Tesla factories putting out one car per minute or less off the assembly line. There's no reason we can't do that with housing now that we fixed the shipping problem. So that's what we're trying to do here. It's really a really big deal with a really big upside. And, you know, for us to bring the cost of housing down through mass production. Yeah, so I mean, and that's, that's definitely right now, it's, it's perfect timing because it's not like that the price of housing is dropping rapidly. It's only increasing. So I can see exactly where this could actually fit in. Talk to us real quick about because I saw this on, actually, it was your, your Twitter account. And I took a look and I saw that there was a Dogecoin icon there and I said, hey, that's interesting. I reached out and I just put a Twitter, go, hey, you guys accepting Dogecoin as a joke. And you said, yeah, you said, yeah. And I said, well, we got to talk. So talk to us real quick about crypto payments. I know the Casita is rolling out. And I think you guys are pretty much sold that out. But I know as time goes on, how does this work crypto payments? Yeah, you know, of course, huge fan of crypto and absolutely would accept payment in most cryptos. We are actually doing kind of a revamp of our website. Once we launched the kind of retail facing sales funnel where people can actually go in and complete a purchase. So that will have, you know, the crypto integrated into the website. So pretty cool and love Dogecoin. Yeah, it's one of my favorite holes. Matter of fact, it was a massive, massive run up for me 2020 2021. All right, so we talked about the good stuff. Let's talk about the bed, the government. The problem is, and I'm not going to go into this and beat it down with a dead, like a dead horse, but on this channel, we're not big fans of government ourselves. And there's a reason why we're into crypto, but your product goes beyond that. What's happening with zoning laws and regulations and things that you've come across. And how did you get across or get over that, you know, across that, that bridge with the government, and especially military? Yeah, the government and regulation are a huge problem hurts everyone in the country on many fronts. Of course, you know, Bitcoin is kind of an anti government thing. And that's one of the reasons I was I was drawn to it. And I have kind of a track record of, of fighting with the government on many different battles throughout my career. So this is just another example of that. And really, one of the main reasons that housing is expensive is the government. They are strangling it to death at every level, state, local, federal level, with massive rule books, massive bureaucracy, massive fees, and just a huge amount of just complete and other horseshit that provides no value to no real value to anyone. It's just like bureaucracy for the sake of bureaucracy. So that's one of our big challenges. And also one of our big opportunities, because although we have new manufacturing methods and new building materials and all that, that are going to help us bring the price down, the other half of the battle is actually reforming these regulations. And now that we have, you know, kind of a regulatory regime that was built for site construction, it takes into mind the way we build houses now on site one at a time, it doesn't really fit with mass producing them in a big centralized factory like this. So we're already, you know, on many fronts, pushing back against this, writing new rules, pushing here and there to find soft spots. And I expect that in the future, a big portion of the cost savings that we think our company and product can achieve is going to come through the regulatory reforms that will eventually be able to achieve. Gotcha. You know, this, this, I just thought about this, it brings up a question, which is this, let's say Joe Blow, Jane Doe, they come to the website, they go, you know what, I want to get a Casita, they get a Casita to pay with Dogecoin. Dogecoin, I mean, the actual Casita gets actually delivered to their property and land. Is there a way for you guys to like help with the zoning laws? Because like in a lot of places, if I buy land, right, first has to be zoned correctly, residential versus commercial or something like that. Then of course, when this gets in there, I would assume it's, I would need to have it leveled flattened and maybe a base, maybe something that would actually keep everything stable and the plumbing also as well. Is there something that you guys set up and go, okay, if this happens, this is what you're going to need and go from there. Yeah, we're going to have a bunch of different resources on that front for all the different things that need to be done. One of the big ones will be our partner directory that we're setting up. So basically a list of companies that want to work with us. So in most cases, you're going to need a general contractor who's going to handle the utilities, trenching, the foundation, probably the permits, all that kind of stuff. So we're about to launch a little directory on our site where our customers can go and talk to contractors in their area and maybe get a bid on the job that they want to do. And then they'll be able to connect the dots between us, the manufacturer of this, and then the final turnkey move-in ready product that they're going to end up with. Ladies and gentlemen, that is called cost savings and it's called job creation. Excellent. Yeah, yeah, this will lead me to our last part, the next steps. What is everything moving forward? You just talked about putting everything as far as resources. Where do you guys see yourself? Because the Casita is a very great idea, but I've seen on your website a couple like two story homes and then these little different modules that can stick together. Anything going on with like larger entities of what you guys want to build? Yeah, so it's important to note that we're not really kind of a tiny house company. There's a grand vision here, which is for a system of room modules that stack and connect and are customized to build most building types, like a single family or an apartment building, all different types of buildings with our system. What we have now is the smallest room module in that system that we're starting with just to kind of get our foot in the door. And we've been lucky enough to get a huge amount of interest in that. So soon we'll be launching configurations where you stick a few boxes together to get maybe it's a two-bedroom house and then we'll keep growing it for there. And then in general, for the company, things are moving really quickly. We've been in production now just over two years getting things figured out. We've built over 500 houses. We now have actually three factory buildings and we're putting in about $20 million in new equipment here and that's going to help automate the process, bring the costs down, quality up, allow us to produce more. So really exciting things, crazy amount of growth happening pretty much every day here. I'm like standing wondering like, wow, how did we get here so fast? Yeah, well, I got to tell you, it's interesting where things are going and I got to tell you it's a good idea just to keep it streamlined because if you try to create everything for everybody, you're selling to nobody. So I can see that. So everybody, there are links in the description for the website itself. Also, there is their Twitter account and I'll link all the different socials. But Eliana, great. Thanks for coming on. Any last words of wisdom for the Bitcoin and crypto holders since you've been around since 2013? You know, I'm a big believer in these pump cycles happen as a result of the happening, the reduction in supply kind of seems like pretty obvious when you look at it. So I'm really excited for this next happening coming up and I'm definitely, you know, as always, a big believer in crypto. Couldn't have said it better myself. All right, everybody. So, links in the description. Galliano, thanks again for coming on and that is it for we'll have you back as things roll out and great stuff. Thanks, man. Thank you. Appreciate it.