 was $26 million, $367,360. That's pretty good. Cordona was second, and Solana is third. And Dogecoin and Avalanche, that's pretty high, $836,000. Vast difference, but still. I don't know where Ethereum is. It should be on here, but it's not. Anyhow, you can check that out. Links in the description I thought was interesting. But that's it for today. What we'll do is, first of all, Jerry, thanks for stopping by. I appreciate it. Now let's go on to the good stuff, which is everybody gets to ask Jerry a bunch of questions, and I get to sit back and do nothing. There'll probably be Jerry going on with your mic, folks. I'll be honest, I have no idea what's going on with my mic. It's just a USB plug-in microphone that I plugged in. It works pretty well sometimes. It sounds good to me. All right. So guys, if you've got to take off, take off. Go watch the football, but hit the like and subscribe on the way out. Let's see. Oh, look at that. The gentleman, Rick Wilson says, I'm just glad someone else knows about hypercycle. It seems to be crypto. I didn't know about it until Jerry talked about it, but Jerry told me also about his little secrets of what he would do as far as DeFi, farming, and the stuff he just talked about right now as far as taking that yield and putting it back in. So yeah. Jerry, how did you find out about hypercycle? Because I know it's a microcap and people are going to accuse me. Are you going to show the microcaps now? I'm like, well, I trust Jerry and he's been right so far. I told him about Solana. That worked out pretty well. Thanks. So I love Cardano. I think Cardano is built well. It's built well. Got a good leader. Got a good team. It's a good product. Well, being a Cardano follower, I found out about Singularity Net. Yeah. It's led by Dr. Ben Gorsl, one of the world's foremost freelance AI scientists. Well, Hypercycle is one of the projects built within the Singularity Net family led by Tupi Thalibra, who is the author of the TOTA Protocol, this reputational based non-blockchain meeting validation network that is running on a side chain of Cardano. It was just this progression of Cardano's excellent. Ben Gorsl and Singularity Net is excellent. I've used some of the other stuff in the Singularity Net family like Singularity Dow. I've got Bitcoin trading on that AI algorithm. So AI is trading Bitcoin for me on Singularity Dow. I love it. I'm a new net, I'm a new net holder. There's a lot of wonderful stuff coming out to this and it's all AI related. And I think AI is a larger part of the future than it is now, which seems like a real natural for me as an investor, but so, friend turned me on for Cycling, they hired me as a part of the team, part of the public communication investor program. That makes sense. Yeah. You know, I'm looking at this and like doesn't, it's not, I mean, there's very few places. Correct. Well, it's real new. You got to remember, I think we're only six or seven months old. So guys, you heard that this is a risky play, right? Risky play. Jerry doesn't think it's risky. He thinks it's gonna be great. I'm not saying mortgage or house and buy hyper. Well, I'm saying, I'm saying there are very legitimate speculation quotas to anybody's portfolio. And I believe the vertical or the topic or category of artificial intelligence is only gonna grow, right? And so I think to myself, if AWS and Meta and Google and Microsoft cornered that market, then all will ever be as product. But if I get a chance to own it, some part of the infrastructure for a decentralized distributed network that does those things, stronger, better, faster and cheaper, I take a shot at some of that also. Not a bad idea. Yeah. Hey, here's another question. Did Jerry ever develop those 10 lots? No, matter of fact, I couldn't make the balloon payment that's coming due this December and I'm walking away. I'm gonna let my peak options die. Yeah, this couldn't make it, huh? Well, like if I made it, then I wouldn't be able to do anything else. I'd have no other life. See, this is the problem in all these markets. I've seen like, this was the problem. Like I see this as a problem for real estate in general, moving forward, because if you've got like balloon payment, something like that, it's not gonna happen. And you have to really think about it as like, what do I wanna put my money into? This, which could be real estate is like a long-term play. Am I gonna deal with this three, five, 10 years or I wanna get more into this other asset, like a crypto digital asset or something, or even like bonds or T-bills and like, I just want this. It just depends on what's, that's why like nobody on YouTube can give any financial advice. They don't know your particular situation, what you wanna do, what your goals are. I'd like to answer Gary, Gary Lane asked, this is AGIX they're talking about? And yes, they've been talking about AGIX, which is the token that represents singularity.net. Ah, okay. Sorry, just singularity net. Singularity, but that's, well, let's take a look. Singularity, pretty six, this one, right? Yep, yes, sir. AGIX, so yeah, so this is Singularity.net. This is another AI play, right? Or no? This is interesting because what they're building is not only a network, but a marketplace where an AI developer can go and sell or lease is AI to other people. So you might come up with a great dollar cost, you might be a developer and you come up with this incredible dollar cost averaging AI algorithm, right? Yeah. That'll fluctuate the actual amount of distribution based on, you know, 500,000 factors, right? And you put it on this free and open distribution market that wants to build a marketplace and buy it, can buy it and plug it into something. Right. Well, if we don't develop marketplaces and networks to do that, then everything will be run by Meta, AWS, Google and Microsoft. Yeah, right, which is no good. And then when Gary, when Jerry comes back, look at this one, buy a Bitcoin before they unleash AI trading bots in crypto because when they do, Bitcoin will moon. Bots, what do you think? It's already happening. Like I told you, I've got Bitcoin trading on Singularity GAL, which is an art, those are trading algorithms, high frequency trading algorithms that are just trading Bitcoin with a long only strategy, long only. Long only. That one that does short, will short and long. I chose not to, I just went to long. I'm long Bitcoin period. That's it, I don't want to mess around. Yeah, it's tough because like, like I don't know, people want to time the market. Everybody believes they can do it. And some do it, but not consistently. I think that's the big thing. Whatever, and Rob, just to let everybody know how human I am. November, 2021, my $23,000 crypto investment was a million dollars. Nice. But. It was nice until I didn't do anything. And I wrote, so I wrote the market with patience and tolerance and perseverance all the way to the promised land. And then I didn't cash out. I didn't even take the advice. I'd give my own clients. It's tough, isn't it? Until you've been there, it's hard. It's hard. I think that's something we have to live through because of that, I won't make that mistake again. I'm going to do this. I'm going to do this. This is on my agenda to do is, I did this video and I always talk about it on, and you can find it on YouTube. And I think I should actually, there's a link in the description of all my videos about when I'm going to sell and indicators I'm using. What I want to do is, like I know people watch it, but I know they have questions, but I think the problem is like, they have questions and they forget the question, or they're like, ow, figure it out later. I'm going to live stream this video again. I'm going to put myself in the lower left-hand corner. I'm just going to have people listen to it. And then as questions pop up, I'll stop the video and just start answering questions. That's my idea. Cause I use like, I mean, I use like the basic of indicators. And I think if you don't, if you have a plan now, this is the most rational you're going to be right now, because once the bull run starts coming, you'll never ever think that, like that you'll mess this up because you're like, oh, I, you know, I know when it goes up, you know, 150% or whatever else is, I'm going to start selling, but you don't. And you have to like make sure you have locked in and just follow your, your plan. Cause if not, everything gets screwed up. Or use some new AI technology to create the algorithm or the bot to execute your desire. And that takes all the emotion out of it. Yeah. But the only, you know what would be cool the bot could do is take it from my cold storage device and then go into the exchanges because I'm not leaving, and I'm not leaving squat in the exchanges anymore. I learned that lesson. So I've got three different storage devices. I got a tangent. Okay. Love it. Yeah. And then did you see that they just put out now you can use a seed phrase or a mnemonic phrase. I think that's really cool. When I was a lot of interviews on my YouTube channel, I got, I had the good fortune of having an hour interview with the CEO. What a wonderful guy. Hey, nice guy. Yes. Yeah. Good guy. I mean, it seemed like then, and then since this was created, I'll show you. I don't know why I keep doing this. It's all on their website. Cause everybody asked me like, well, I haven't heard of it. So is it good? I mean, so far it's good. I mean, nothing's, I mean, Nano ledger hasn't had any hacks, right? Now I take that back. There was a hack of data, but not of crypto. Yeah. Your email address is what they've done. Which that's like everything that I've ever been involved with everybody's got my email. It seems like, but then even them, since they came on 2018 is that they've had zero hacks out of 150,000. And now of course they have, and the big knock was people didn't like that. The private key was in, you know, these three cards. Yeah. What they had to have a mnemonic phrase. So 10 is like, well, here you go. And then that just, that just started this week. As a matter of fact. So yeah, like, like to back of the, the statement I was saying, if the bot could take my, for my cold storage device and stick it over to Coinbase and then Coinbase execute it. Then yeah, that'd be, that'd be very, at some point you'll be able to create an algorithm to do that for yourself. Yeah. You will be able to trust that algorithm with the private key. It will just execute what you told me to do. Now the next level of weirdness and cybersecurity is going to come from, how can algorithms get hacked? How can you hack an AI? Yeah. That's the next progression of cybersecurity. We'll go to ensuring kind of what they call what I code it with. Yeah. You know what? You know what? Just talking about this, I thought about something, what I should do is Ben's website, the one I'm always using into the cryptoverse here. He's got, so he's got a, when you, when you sign up for the cryptoverse, there's also an app that you can, you can download off the, off the site. Or it's actually on Android and Apple too. And you can, you can make alerts come up. Actually, I guess you can do it on anything, but you can do it on alerts when you're out of the, the risk bands. And I'll show you, like here, Thoracol, I'm in risk bands. So like this is Bitcoin, you know? And right now it's on this risk band because it's kind of heating up a little bit, but you could, it could send you alerts when it gets to like these three risk bands. And that would be a great idea to say, you know what? Out of, out of Bitcoin's existence, it's only been in the 0.7 to 0.8 for 125 days or this one, 80 days or, I mean, this one, she's 18 days. This would be good information if you were in the, in the Bitcoin options market. Yeah. You know, when you're doing buying calls and butts and things like that. That's all. That is something. I like that. Yeah, yeah. I like that one too. I'm thinking little things about into the crypto worse. Well, that's just perspective. I love it. Yeah. That's it. Mullet says no one ever got wreck-taking profits. This is true. Mullet is right. Actually, Mullet's right, but someone corrected me one time when I said that. No one ever went broke-taking profits and somebody, I think it was somebody from like Turkey and they said that they sold their, I wanna say they sold their house or something. They sold one, an asset. We'll just say an asset, right? And of course they got paid in the fiat currency of Turkey and he said, I lost a lot. And I said, that's the problem. And you know what? That would go back to what we was talking about the tokenization of assets. Like if you could sell your house in Venezuela, right? You know, like I don't trust this nonsense. And then you go into Coinbase if it was over there and you can tokenize real-world assets and put your funds into that. And then whatever Coinbase does with your Venezuelan boulevard, whatever it is. Tell your house not for Venezuelan boulevard, which is literally, it's losing value as you look at it. I mean, as it's being passed from one guy to the next, you can accept Apple stock or gold. Or gold, yeah. Gold would be great, except for if you're holding on to gold and you're in Venezuela and there's another uprising. You're like, because you don't have to be the smartest person and the best investor. You just gotta be stronger than your neighbor to steal his gold, right? It's the same thing with like Mad Max. People are like, I'm just gonna store my gold bullions and my silver and all my food. And I'm like, that does no good unless you have a way to protect it. Exactly, but if your gold and your silver and your Apple stock was digitized. True, yeah, that's it, you're right. Wallet, that all you had to remember is the 12 word phrase or the 24 word phrase, then wherever you are is where your wealth is. And hopefully you can find somebody that believes you and will feed you until you can get to someplace safe. Yeah, that's why you look up Jerry, go to Costa Rica. J2 Day, huh? Yeah. I'm getting extra redemptive. J2 Day said, this is why everyone wants a piece of the stable coins. That's true, that makes a lot of sense. DCA, DC out, never fully exit Bitcoin just in case. That's a good, that's been my thesis too. I'm just not gonna be, like there's a difference between like us and Michael Saylor, right? I'm not a billionaire yet. And all the, like it's good for him and his company and his stock to accumulate as much Bitcoin as humanly possible. But I guarantee you, I can't guarantee anything, but it's a pretty good bet. He probably doesn't have student loans. He probably doesn't have massive credit card debt and he probably owns his house. So, and probably some cars and a yacht and whatever else. So I don't know if you do that, but so like when everybody's talking about, you know, you gotta keep it forever. I'm like, I don't know if that's the right thing for everybody. It doesn't make any sense. I have some things that I have no intention of letting go. Yeah. But that's not a hundred percent of my portfolio. Yeah. I think everybody's gotta, you know, at some point, like I never thought that I would sell one of my properties in Houston. Cause I was like, why would I sell that? It's like just a recurring and then circumstances change. And you gotta, you're like, well, this would be the right time to sell. And we sold it in 2020, end of 2021, early 2022. And it was a bidding war. People paid cash for it. It was crazy. Ah, I think that's, I think we answered everybody's questions. Oh, where is a great place to hide private keys then? Or your mnemonic phrase. We'll say a mnemonic phrase. Well, depending upon where you were, right? Here are some of the most common. If you have a safe deposit pocket to the bank, that's a great place to have a little notepad, little book with your special stuff in it. Depends on the bank, Jerry, right? Depends on the bank. Like who wouldn't know that me if you're talking about, like in some bank in some third world country. But I'm just, I just wanted to say that cause people would be like, what about this? So, okay, you're right. The bank's great in the market. Good spot. Now another one is, you know, something that you would, like, here's a trick and I only did this in my other place. Behind one of my photos on the wall. Yeah. One, what do you call it? Post-it note. Yeah, I can do that. You can do that or separate them. There was a, that's the only photo that you're gonna really wanna get. Go get this particular photo cause the goodies are on the back. Let's see. There's this, that's a good one. The one that I use, it's pretty cool. Yeah, the shield folio. Oh, okay. Yeah, what I like is that it's waterproof. It's not fireproof. So if it's in a fire, sorry about that, it's gone. But yeah, I just use that to put everything else in there. And then of course it has a, let's see. 50-bent water, tear. And then what's pretty cool is that you can use, you can write with, is that ink? Black ink? Uh-huh. Well, obviously black ink, genius. No, the one where you can use like a black light and just shine it over there. Oh, something in decent, something, let me put that to it. Something like that. Ah, this is it. Iridescent ink? Yeah. So like it was pretty, like here, perfect. Ghost pen, invisible ink. Yeah, beautiful. So like someone who's like who knows or like who looks at your wall and like, oh, this is like a seed phrase. Or this is like a mnemonic phrase. It won't look like anything to them because that's it. And of course, yes, there's gonna be like the 1% of robbers who know this trick and look into it. But those robbers, those thieves, they're probably somebody you know and they were gonna wrench attack you anyhow. So that's it. Is it, is it stupid proof? I need to test it. If I can use it as stupid proof, we'll say that. I love from Florida, let's be a look inside that one. Under a roof tile, up top. Come on, Bob, I don't think that's gonna be, I'm not going up there, forget it. Ah, Christian says next year we'll see the real crisis in inflation recession crash. There was now crisis from 2020 until now while they catch up by Fed and their mind printing. Yeah, I don't know. I happen to agree with Christian. I think that I don't think we've seen the end of rate hikes in other words. I think we're gonna continue more demand destruction from a higher rate environment, which means the pricing of collateral is gonna change. That's the thing that ruined those banks earlier this year is not because they didn't do a good job, it's just that when the collateral that was holding them up got rewrites, now all of a sudden the five billion dollars that they had on paper to hold them up has now only worked two and a half million, a billion. Now everything changes, right? Yeah. Yeah, I think that's gonna continue to happen. It's gonna get funky over the next few months. Yeah, I think it is gonna be too. And like, but that's a funny thing because like I thought for sure, oops. I thought for sure, higher for longer, that's right. I thought for sure that September was gonna play out the same way, you know, and it's gonna be negative. And now October, like are we, I'm gonna, I don't, are we up this year? Let me see. This year, I mean this, for this month so far, 1.1. I were down a little bit. And actually, let's see. Well, so far in October, we're at 3.4 green. That's pretty good. Now this is just Bitcoin though, right? So there are certain segments. Yeah. There's a difference of our market structure that are doing like AI stuff way up. A lot of blockchain stuff is way up. Go take a look at Johnson & Johnson. Go take a look at Cargill Foods. Go take a look at, well don't look at the pharmaceutical companies because they're still back. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, but I mean like, yeah, you're right. I mean stocks, let's see. I think we've got, that's commodities. Indices. What is the indices? Let's take a look at Apple. Even Apple was up on October. Yeah, that's Amazon right there. I like it. Oh, Amazon. Apple. Damn, there was a down almost down percent in the last month. What about Tesla? Raise. Favorite. September wasn't great, but damn, look at June and May. That's pretty good. And January. Yep. Not too bad. And then, of course, we can take a look at indices, 0.4A. But September, see, this is the thing we were talking about yesterday. Well, I was listening. There was a video we did about Dan Morehead, who is the CFO of... Tiger, and then became the head guy at Pantera. Pantera Capital, that's it. And he was talking about how Bitcoin over the last six to nine months has become uncorrelated to the markets. And people were like, no, that's... And then, of course, we took a look at it. And you can find it here, but I can even see it very clearly here. September, the S&P file was almost negative five. And then we take a look at, you know, up 4%. But then also, if you look at the correlation coefficients, whether that be Pearson or Beerman, it doesn't matter. And of course, when we're talking about like correlation, if it's all the way to one, that means it's positively correlated. It means if Tesla or S&P 500 goes up, and NASDAQ goes up, then Bitcoin and Tomar Cap also goes up. So they're in tandem. If it's negatively the opposite, if S&P 500 goes up, then Bitcoin will go down the exact same. Then zero, it does whatever it wants to do, but it's not correlated whatsoever. So the closer it is to zero, the better off it is. So we can see here, that's not showing. Let's see, crypto and stocks and metals. Now it's just a crypto and stocks. Although I would be interested to see how Bitcoin, so Bitcoin to S&P is zero. And then of course, we take a look at the history over here. It's a little bit different. Oh, this is Bitcoin and Ethereum. Of course, that's gonna be correlated in the seas. That's more like it. And there's a lot of times when it does, it's all over the place. But it seems to be more of a non-correlated. But let's see like Bitcoin to gold. Huh, it's kind of negative. But that's over 60 days. Let's go 30. Bitcoin and S&P, negative. Wow. And then gold negative as well. Interesting. And yeah, it was a good thesis and I was like, I didn't know it was that uncorrelated, but it's so enough. That was a great 11 minute interview. Dan Moorhead? Yeah, right? That was a good one. I watched it five times. I had to stop it, break down, take notes. No, I'm serious. Is it? Yeah, I knew what I like about Dan was he was the one that said that in 2017, when the CBOE Futures ETF came out. He said, it's gonna drop us 50% at least. And I was like, this guy doesn't know what he's talking about, because I was just new in the market. And that was on December 15th. I think it hit December 19th. And of course, that was the catalyst to take us into January where everything went down the floor and Dan was running that one. All right. Well, Jerry, it's been over an hour. I think we should get out of here. Let people watch their football games. There you go. Thank you, Robin. Thank you everybody for allowing me to be part of this day for you or with you. Yes, thanks everybody. So again, on your way out, if you do me a favor, like and subscribe, leave a comment, negative or positive, I don't care, as long as it's something. You team seems like that algorithm, but that's it for today. So thanks so much for stopping by everybody. I appreciate you and we'll see you in the next one. Adios.