 for the video. If you want to stick around, I'll 12, 1300 of you. We'll talk a little Q and A, and I'll answer all your questions the best of my abilities, and we'll go from there. If you got to take off, take off. But that's it for today. Thanks everybody. Appreciate you, bye. Oh, bluegrass, wait, wait, wait, I got to get this one. Bluegrass man says, the damn shills today. Listen man, you don't have to use the affiliate links. You can go right to iTrust and sign up. You can go right to CoinLedger and sign up. It doesn't matter to me. Or, but you won't get like 10% off, or you won't get a $100 funding. So just saying. Anyhow, the safety and security decision, don't use RobinInfo Crypto. It's a good suggestion. I've used it before. I just wanted to play it out. Works okay, but you can't really take it off. Unless things have changed. Correct me in the comments section. Shalyn says, Gensler's America's Hans Landa from the Inglourious Bastards movie. Do you have any securities under the floorboards? I think you're lying to me. Let's see. A Crypto Man it says, give knowledge to people they called you a shill. You don't talk when they ask. Why are you talking about it? This is it, well, it's that. But it's okay. Look, everybody wants you to talk about their project, right? Like, there's a reason why I don't, like for any project that you guys asked me, I'll probably, what I'm gonna say is, I'll probably do well in the bull market because it usually does. And that's usually what happens. I'm not here to tell anybody that project sucks or that doesn't because does anybody really know what project really sucks and what's gonna take off? If you would have told me a year ago that meme coins would be the biggest money opportunity maker in crypto, I'd be like, you're out of your mind. And here we are, right? So, who am I to say? Who am I to tell anybody anything? But there is one thing though that does remind me of this. And that is like, when I talk about somebody's token or coin or project, they love me. But if I talk about something else, they're like, this guy, he does. This guy. Yeah. John Velasquez says, OJ passed away. The bull market started. Yeah, I heard about that. Right as I was coming live, I saw that he passed away from cancer. It's gonna get us all. Cancer, cardiac, Lewy body, Alzheimer's, dementia, something. Well, that's a bummer of a con. Have a talk. Let's move out of that one. Aaron says, hey, Rob, glad you're feeling better. Are you still DCing algo? Maybe a five extra mirror? I will probably do quite well in this bull market. But I'm not currently DCing it. I bought a lot before when it was really, really undervalued. So we'll see if it takes off. That's all I'll say. Jared. Cassie fees that have a good point. OJ had quite the career naked gun. If you remember, he was in the naked gun movie. Excellent performance. Didn't win an Oscar for some reason. Was supposed to be the original Terminator. I don't know that. But yeah, and they did some other things after that. So yeah, let's see. Jamal says, do you think Bitcoin L2 is gonna outperform Ethereum L2? That's a great question. You know, it would stand to reason that they would. Because first of all, they're so new. I think a lot more will fail than the L2s that we have right now. But as far as them, they're so new, the market cap is so low and they're just getting started. I think that they will outperform Ethereum L2s. The question is, is who will adopt them? I mean, if you saw what L2s did for Ethereum, they did pretty well. And they allowed it. Here's a, I'm just gonna do a thought process for everybody, thought experiment. If Ethereum never had L2s, would we still be using Ethereum? Would we even be talking about Ethereum? No, I don't think so. With gas fees of 40, 50, $297 a pop, are you kidding me? Nothing could get done. So with Bitcoin, and there's so many maximalists out there that love Bitcoin, they said that we should build on Bitcoin, why are we getting these S coins for these L2s or even L3s now when we could just use Bitcoin, which is the most secure computer network in the entire planet. Build on top of that, and you can have DApps, Dexes, you can have meme coins if you want them, you can have Ordinals, which you can have right now, but much less expensive. You can actually use the lighting network for transactions, why can't we do that? Well, now we're getting that. So if we have, to me, it makes sense, like if we have people moving into ETS and they're talking about Bitcoin, Bitcoins in their mind, they'd see how it does so well because when they got into Bitcoin for these ETFs, how much was it, 40,000 somewhere on there? 38, and now we're up to all of this, we went to 73 and then kicked back down to 70. And now you start to tell these investors like, hey, there's, you know, you can do Ethereum, have fun, you know, there's also L2s, but there's also this other part that's gonna be built on top of Bitcoin. I think they might actually go for that a little bit more than Ethereum. I could be wrong. Ah, my name is Stan, says the only thing I don't like about the Robin Hood Method is the daily limits on transfer. So I guess you can transfer now. See, I didn't, I didn't know they did that. Gatsby says EOS was already predicted to be the winner back in the 70s. There was this question that guy asked today. He said, has anybody done airdrops? And, you know, Ben had done the, had received the Uniswap airdrop a while back, but that was pretty much it. But I remember EOS being, was supposed to be like the de facto winner of all time. And the reason was because they could, they could subsidize all these different chains that were building on top of EOS by doing these types of airdrops and kind of building, you know, bringing people in. It was like the wave of the future. It was gonna be the greatest thing of all time. And then it just didn't. So yeah, that's why I like to move money around a little bit and diversify, because I don't know what it's gonna be. And really, if you think about it, it's like every business. Like there's no way that we could know just how good, ineffective, or effective the upper management of a project actually is. We can hear about partnerships, but we don't know the gritty details and just, you know, what went on behind the deals for these new products to get these deals or these partnerships to actually move forward and progress. And it seems like it's just like every business, you know, some are gonna make it, but a lot are gonna fail. That's how it usually works. Yeah, it says it right. At some point, the L2 market will get saturated. Bitcoin L2 will have an advantage when that time comes. Yeah, I can imagine, I can see that. Everything will get saturated. You know what's also getting saturated is web three gaming. Man, there's so many games coming out. There's so many. There's one that looks pretty interesting. It's a, remember that game called NBA Jam back in the day? I love that game. So it's gonna be like NBA Jam. And they've already got partnerships with Under Armour, NBA, and Gatorade. And I think that's gonna be, probably be a pretty good one. I'll let you know what it is. Robert Chu, I have no problem with that. I have no problem with that either. Not now. What? Nicky says, hey, Rob, have you checked in with that Martinez fella recently? Seems like a good wise kid. He suits. Yeah, we just talked yesterday, matter of fact. Looks like he's interested in the Puerto Rico lifestyle. So we'll see. Doug says, so many games, but how many fun games? Depends on what you're into. Like I'm into very simple games. Like, it's a game that's, like if you're just killing time and you don't want to constantly be on X or social media, there's a game called Benji Bananas. It's very simple. It's built off of polygon. And that's fun for me. Geno Pets. I've got that one here. If you want to bank steps, as they call it, meaning the steps that you actually walk. It's, it registers those on your phone and you can actually accumulate tokens in the game. Kind of like sweat coin, but it's actually a game. But it's also like avagacchi type of thing where you have a pet and you collect it and stuff like that. So yeah. Yeah, I have no problem with NBA Jam either. Yeah. That guy, yeah. Do you own Pendle or Krav? Arthur Hayes' shills. I don't know what that is. Although Arthur Hayes, you know, he had a good point. He was talking about how he thinks that going into the halving, we're going to see a decline mostly because of people taking funds for taxes. I don't think that's going to actually happen. If you look at Distort, here, I'll show you. Does it make sense, right? Taxes are coming up, they're for 15. People got to pay the taxes. But usually, you know, not usually, people got to pay taxes. Let me see here. This depends. I'm going to pull up some, ooh, some info. This would be the Bitcoin monthly returns table. This is just on Bitcoin. But you can see that in April, I mean, so far we're down negative one, but out of one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. Out of 14 years, only four have been read. And it's interesting that 2022, negative 17%, but usually like, again, April's a pretty positive month for Bitcoin, which usually means it's pretty positive for the entire market. So the next time point you'd need to look at, because well, Rob, what about extensions? People get extensions. I get extensions all the time. That would be October. So if we take a look at October, it's even better. Out of 15 years, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 14, it's not there. Out of 14 years, wow, it's the same, I guess. You got four in October. All the rest of the months are pretty green. So I mean, if we do see it, it's, we kind of rare, but we'll go for that. We'll see. Hello, Seth. My name is Stan. Says, does it make sense to take profits from Bitcoin? I was planning on taking profits from Maltz and putting it all in Bitcoin. Yeah, I can't answer that. That sounds like a financial advice question. I don't know. Everybody's different. Really, it comes down to just where you see the market going. Do you think it's going to, you know, do you think the market has room to run still or do you think it's dead? And then the next question you have to ask yourself is, do I have enough, do I have to pay some bills right now that I can't pay? Do I have six months of a buffer as far as for an emergency fund? And also, do I think that inflation is going to keep going up? And if those, if you know the answer to those questions, you'll know where you should go from there. But yeah, I can't say. French toast says, yeah, I feel fine. Just my voice sounds messed up. A little bit dark or deeper. Or did Bertie say this? Bertie says, what's it having? My coins lose half the value. You know, my friend, George, he texts me, he goes, hey man, so like when this halving comes, like when do I lose half of my Bitcoin? I swear to God, he said that. And I was like, she's, I did a bad job of informing you. So yeah, so just imagine, because right now there's no real tourists here yet, which is great. So just imagine everybody who's out there, they don't really know. So just remind them that, hey, halving is actually good as far as demand and supply, supply and demand. And it all deals with the actual miners. Every 10 minutes, they mine a set amount of Bitcoin. And at April 19th or May 20th, it goes down to half every 10 minutes. I think it's like 450 a day now, or 900 to 450. So that's what it means. It's not, you're going to lose Bitcoin. It's just, it's going to be more difficult to mine it. And it's more difficult to mine it. And people still have the same amount of demand the price should go up. Maybe you should look into Bitcoin. And maybe you should go to that website called look into Bitcoin. That's a pretty good one. The bearded angel. I wouldn't say it is an angel. That's kind of pushing, that's kind of stretching the boundaries of imagination. But okay. Oh, I didn't know that. Dan didn't know if he mentioned four days or less, April 15th, huge Solana improvements. That's good because there's been a lot of failed transactions. I know of course, people will say, why do you, why are you spreading foot about Solana? Because it's true. There's been a lot of failed transactions. And of course, maybe this fire dancer is the answer and everything goes up. That's great. I own Solana, so I'd like it to go up. That'd be great. I also own Ethereum and Arbitrum and Avalanche and Cardano and Cosmos and everything you can probably possibly think of. So I'd like them all to be fixed and do well. That's it. Yeah, the new supply is half. That's the way to say it. Oh, Canadian unemployment numbers, 6.1%. Gee, that seems kind of high. Well, I heard nothing but negative videos coming out of Canada and how expensive it is over there. Just says, can Solana capture the second spot beating ETH on any time soon? I mean, come on. Let's see. So the market cap is 420, roughly half a trillion for Ethereum. Solana has 77 billion. And that's after a major, major push. And this last seven days is down 7%. Ethereum's up 3.7, so I don't think anytime soon it can happen, no. Frank says, have you talked Voyager already? No, but let's see. Looks like we're gonna get 35% more back. Let's see. Let me show this to everybody in case they don't know. All right, so here's an update. Voyager digital update. We got back 450 million from FTX. That's pretty good. 20 million from Theros Capital. 14 million from DNO. Equates to 30% of original claim. So we already received roughly, I wanna say 35% months ago. So now we get another 30%, that's 65%. That's pretty good. Let's see. FTX, the settlement result in 450 million plus interest. I didn't know that. It's being released to the wind down debtor in the near term, which funds can be distributed to Voyager creditors in a second distribution in the coming months. This represents an additional 25% of the original claim paid out in USD. Theros Capital, the wind down debtors has agreed upon claim in the Theros Capital presenting approximately 675 million, huh? The wind down debtors pro rata share of the first initial Theros Capital. Nah, this is 20.43 million. Man, I gotta tell you, those Theros Capital guys, I don't know how they're not in prison. I just, can someone enlighten me? How Jeffries and the other guy, Zu, whatever his name was, are just running free like, it wasn't us. But SBF just got sentenced to 50 years. How are these guys not in prison? That's crazy. We expect that's definitely more will be paid out by the joint liquidators and periodic interim distributions over the course of the next couple of years as assets are liquidated, tokens unlock and litigation occurs, you know? But just remember, it's not like you're gonna get it for the price it is today. It's the price of whenever they distinguish it at that price point. So yeah, so you're gonna get 35, another 30% back, which is great. If you wanna find that piece, follow me on X. And it's in my feed. Yeah, how cool would it be for 80 to 10 bucks? I think everybody would like that. Oh yeah, you got 25 years, thanks. 25 years and then when it's six. Just tune in, what's the major Bitcoin event? Watch from the beginning and find out now. Hong Kong's got an ETF. All right, everybody, that's it. So look, thanks so much for stopping by. I appreciate you liked today's video. Thumbs up, subscribe, all that good stuff. I gotta get out of here. But thanks guys on a Friday. I don't know, Thursday, I'll see you tomorrow and Friday. Have a great rest of the day. Bye.