 Great. Welcome to the last set news. My name is Rob. Today, we got a lot of things to go over. First of all, the big story is this. The market is just taking a big tank, and we can just see that because I know that you look at your portfolio. So we're going to take a look at what exactly happened, and is this the beginning of the end for crypto? It sounds kind of laughable, but I think we're in for some major pain moving forward. Also, I'm going to bring in an expert to talk about what potentially is happening right now, what is going to happen in the short to near term, and hopefully what's going to happen in the future for the long term outlook. And of course, we'll do a little Q&A. So let's just jump into it because we all got time is not on our side. First of all, I want to make mention of this. Puerto Rico needs you. And as you know, I live in Puerto Rico, but I vacation in Texas, still vacationing here, taking care of some things as far as the businesses go. And I will just tell you this. And that is that there is a lot of heavy rainfall, even though it's a category one. Look at these look at these images. Amazing. This is a bridge getting swept away. I think the southern part of Puerto Rico, and it's just going away like it's like it's absolutely nothing. And that's just one area. So even though Maria came in in 2017, now we have Fiona. There are roads that are just flooded. There are people that are being rescued. There are a lot of issues. And of course, there is no power or the power you can turn back on intermittently. And there's a lot of problems with just the things that are going on because of this disaster that is hurricane. Look at that no roof whatsoever gone. And off we go. And then the question then is, what do you do? Well, you know, it's a it's a problem to feel helpless. But there are some things you can do. This is from Ana Maria. She has a lot of documentaries on Puerto Rico. And she goes, Puerto Rico never recovered from the devastation of Hurricane Maria in 2017. Now the island is completely flooded without electricity. Again, do not donate to the Red Cross or FEMA, send support to trust the local organizations. And of course, you can take a look at charity washdogs and take a look at how good Red Cross or FEMA does. That's not the point. The point is getting it into the hands of the people that need it immediately. So there's a link in the description. And you can find Ana Maria's five top ones. One of those is Tire Salud Mutual Aid. Currently, according to Hurricane Relief, you can donate via PayPal. It doesn't have to be your life savings, five, 10 bucks was a long way and a couple other ones. Me personally, I will be reaching out again to protect shows. Just like we took a look at the video, people losing their roofs and you can't if you don't have the roof, and you have no shelter. It's a very difficult life. And these these brave people, they come out there and they reconstruct roofs, and they do it for free. Also, what's great about protechos is that you can donate via your MetaMask wallet. The links in the description, you just click on donate now, it connects and you can send whatever you want to do $5 USDC, Tether, Ethereum, anything that's ERC 20, you can use the Binance Smart Chain, whatever you want to, it's just whatever you can do. And it's greatly appreciated. So that is that first part. And hopefully, we can help everybody out. So next up, what the heck happened to the markets? It just seemed like it dropped off a cliff. So I couldn't sleep last night. And here I was rolling over in bed looking at the charts or the price action and Bitcoin, I honestly 1000 to go below 18,000 dropped 8%, Ethereum, almost 12%. Tether USD coin only cares. Binance coin down 8%. Everything across the board. And you can see that the market cap we are teetering on 950 billion. I think it'll go lower. I think we've got some more long term pain in the future. But like I said before, if you're here right now, watching this video, you're not a tourist, you've already been hardened, you already know what the what time it is. The question is, is how much can you take? And that we can take a look at as far as the longs and shorts. This is a great website, CoinGlass.com links in the description, we can see that over the last 24 hours, we've had as far as longs and shorts getting liquidated. You're looking at 200, 230, 500, almost $600 million in longs and shorts. So if that's your game, that's not my, that's not my play. But these days, like today, it's one of those things where it's very depressing to see all these people get liquidated. But it is what it is. And they understand the risks, right? And then of course, a friend of the show, Jim Kramer, likes the pile on, like we can see him right here. And I just want to tell you this before I even go into this. And that is that nothing ever changes. Nothing ever changes. It's like when the price drops, everybody wants to pile on and talk about how bad it is. When the price goes up, everyone's tell you that, Oh, you know what, I invested, you know, three years ago, and I've been holding the whole time. Jim Kramer was one of those guys that does the same thing. And all of a sudden he gets into throwing the Bitcoin. He's a genius in the bull market. And all of a sudden, as everything goes down, I sold it all months ago, just didn't tell anybody. So again, like when I take a look at these things, just remember, when they say it's different, this time is not different. It just happens over and over and over again. It's a great book. This time is different from Reinhardt, a couple of economists, and you can take it out, take a look at it, links in the description as well. And I just see like these types of things is what Jim Kramer is about to say to us right here as just more part of the course. So I'm going to real quick, I'm going to share my tab so you can hear it. This is also from a friend of the show Jungle Link. Who tweeted this out? What's up Jingle? Jingle. Jingle. Take a listen. It's 11 seconds. I'm going to use it for ransomware. It can't be trace. I can't think of anyone else David who uses it in common currency except for the kidnappers, the money kidnappers. You know what? That's it. Just remember that. Just remember that phrase in two or three years when Jim Kramer is talking about how great Bitcoin is and how it's going on the moon and how he was buying it forever and from there. The reason I share these types of things is because you're going to hear this same issue coming about as people ask you and say, what's up with Bitcoin? Because I hear all the negativity. Just say, you know what? You don't like the price. Just stick around. It'll change. And it really just depends on how long you want to be. All right. So then lastly, some other problems. Investor Stanley Druckenmiller warns there's a high probability of the stock market being flat for a decade. So it's amazing. The bear market comes. Everybody just piles on. And Druckenmiller is no different. He states this, there's a high probability in my mind that the market, at best, is going to be kind of flat for 10 years, sort of like the 66 to 82 time period. Before we get into that, I had to ask myself, I wonder how far back, I mean, when he's talking about the market, I'm just saying maybe standard and poor 500, the S&P 500, which I think was created to the present standard in 1958, 57 somewhere around there. When I take a look, what he's talking about, as far as like the 60s, the 80s, I took a look and I'm like, it's not that bad. Quite honestly, if we take a look here in 1960, 545, and then all the way up here to a peak in 1969, 68, then of course it slumps off. I think it's just kind of like the same type of bull and bear market, but I mean, maybe I'm misinterpreting this. Let me know how off I am in the comments sections. He says, one key change is the reversal of globalization that drove high productivity, contribution to disinflation. Central banks also adopted generally loose monetary policies since 2008. Federal reserves implemented four interest rate hikes, and there's another big one coming. I believe this week, as a matter of fact, 20th or 21st, my money's on 100 basis points. A lot of people say 75, but I think they're going to go pretty ballsy. Gains in the bullish stock markets in city two, which went into hyperdrive in the last decade will likely taper off. Drucken-Miller is also a former lead portfolio manager for George Soros, Quantum Fun. Wack-off accumulation. Stock markets tend to fall when interest rates rise. All right, so it's good to know. So with all these things that are going on, you're probably thinking to yourself, this is the worst thing of all time. I want to just point out a couple of things. First of all, I feel like Bruce Lee, staying calm is a superpower. And I know right now, if you're an old school, like myself and my special guest who's coming up in a second, this is not a big deal. These are not big swings. We were kind of used to this ice in the veins type of things. If you're having problems right now with wrapping your head around it and us not being phased at 10, 20, 30% drops, I need you to go to this website. It's called dailystoic.com. It's 100% free. You can sign up for a daily email and it's going to send you some great pieces of information every single day to keep you mentally focused. Again, the great Stoics, Greeks, Marcus Aurelius, Epictetus, just the maximus, all the ones that can give you some really great advice from thousands of years ago will be right to your email inbox. No, I don't have an affiliation with them. Just what I use to keep me insane, or keep me sane as time goes on. And then lastly, I will just say this. If you think that your risk tolerance is low, there's a great book from Tim Ferriss, Tool of Titans. And his financial advisor asked him one time, and there was a story in the book, it says, what's your risk tolerance? And Tim said, I have no idea what you're talking about. And he tried to explain to him and Tim asked him and said, well, what's the normal risk tolerance for your normal clients? And he said, well, my normal clients tell me that 20% loss in a quarter is their risk tolerance. Think about that, 20% in a quarter, three months. We get that on a Thursday. And then he asked him this, he said, okay, well, that's what they say, what do they really do after your 30 years in the business? And he said, about 5%. 5% risk tolerance. So yeah, it seems kind of bad today. But don't worry, there's a long term outlook. And that would lead me to my next piece, which is let me bring in somebody who can kind of make sense of what's going on. If you don't know this gentleman, it is CTO Larson, there he is, and it's all his glory. And he had a great video this morning, talks about TA, Bitcoin, the BNB, XRP, TA, which I really don't get too much into, and I want to bring him on just so he could talk. And this is live right now. So let me bring my man in. CTO, what's going on, buddy? Greetings from Stockholm, Sweden. It's got an evening here since the previous video. And yeah, thanks for having me on. Yeah, man. So I watched the video. It was funny because we reached out like a week ago or something like that. I comment on a random video, which I do with a lot of YouTubers, and I said, hey, won't we get together because we've never done it? We haven't done it in a long time. Said, sure, we didn't know today was going to be one of those crappy days, but here we are. Exactly. And I really liked what you said there, and especially Bruce Lee quote. And I think one way to stay calm is what we talked about before, before we went live here, that to count our blessings, because looking at the devastation happening in Puerto Rico, and here we're sitting, and our biggest problem really is that some of our coins have gone down a little bit. Okay, it's true. That's a good way to look at it. And I think that it is, it's not just some weird mindfulness thing, but as we also talked about a lot of people, they're going to disappear through this boredom, through this downturn, the boredom that will follow, and they will miss the next time it really turns up. And a way to really stay in the game, because that's what it is, we need to stay in the game. There's a lot of tactics can do that. But one way is really to, you know, focus on the blessings, focus on the good things in life, and, you know, walk up with a smile. I think that the bear market is very exciting in many ways. I'll come to why, but I really think so. I think it's a maybe better opportunity in many ways than if if we just had, you know, stayed flat or continued. For example, I think it will lead to an increase in quality. A lot of the noise, the poor projects and so on, they're going to disappear by themselves. We don't need any regulator to do it. It's going to happen by itself. Thank God. I think a lot of the, I don't know, bull market genius advice that has been floating around on, you know, CNBC or whatever channels is also going to change. And either they will, you know, flip now that they're all doomsday instead and so on. But I think that it's, I think quality will improve in this whole industry and analysis and everything, I think, for example. Yeah, I was gonna say before we go on, I was gonna say like this, it's the same thing I've been touting here is pay attention to the projects that are building in the bear market. If they can make it in the bear market, not when there's a flush money and everybody's excited and they can pull their money into the dumbest products of all time. But the ones that are building and are making it, pay attention to those ones right now because in the bull market, those are the ones that will 10x, 50x, 100x, because they've done all the hard work. They've laid the foundation, now they can actually scale. Exactly. And we get the chance to buy them cheaper. That's well, today's one of those days, baby. That's it. So I think that there's a lot of, I mean, the trap here is to give up along the way. And then when the reversal finally comes, there's not going to be so many around. That's a fact. We've seen that in all the previous cycles. It's going to happen again. It's not different this time. It's going to be the same this time. And I think that's really the only thing that matters, because when it turns around, the people still around, we're going to see it. We're going to see it. And we're going to be on it. Hey, that leaves me to a question before we get into the charts and things of that. I want to do a series on, because we always talk on, a lot of channels will tell you the same thing, dollar cost average, just keep buying diamond hands, which is dumb. But I want to do a series on the selling part, because we all talk about the buying, but we got to really get that selling part in. I got a video coming out on this weekend, things to look at as far as like cycle tops and some of that. But if you could do a little series of like, hey, this is what I look at for when I want to sell and go from there. What do you think? Absolutely. Absolutely. Long time ago, when I started, I'm an engineer. I came from the technical side. I'm not a finance guy. Didn't know anything about investing. And when I started learning, that's exactly what one person explained to me. Like, the buying part is easy. Everyone can do that. But the selling part is hard. It's really, really hard, because you've seen your life change, your self identity change, maybe with something that has gone up a lot. And are you just going to, you know, sell that and walk away? That's very difficult. It's very difficult. And it is really key to have some sort of methodology to handle this, because if we only rely on emotions, it's almost impossible. No one can really do it, because everyone, me included you, everyone else, we're going to be the most euphoric at the top and feel like, oh, wow, now it's really going to the moon here. And then we're going to be super depressed on the day that that is the bottom on the day that is the bottom. That's when there is no bulls left. We go to Twitter, and you, me and everyone else, we're convinced it's going to go lower. Yeah. And then we've already sold. Everyone who has sold, they've already sold. And that's actually the bottom. That's when, you know, the last bull has kept it related and given up. That is the bottom. That's when it's going to turn. So if we only rely on our emotions, we're going to consistently do the opposite, what is what is actually right. It sounds easy to buy low and sell high. But in fact, it's very difficult because our emotions make us do the other way around. And I mean, that's that's just a fact. Yeah, that's a fact. There was a, there was a story, I think in a tool of Titans, and they talked about a gentleman who started up his own catering business, and it became like a multi-million-dollar phenomenon because he, he franchised across the way. And his mom actually was in it with him. And she said, and he, and she said to him, make sure that you, the plan that you have now for whatever you do is what you stick to, because this is the most famous time that you'll ever have. When everything gets crazy, that'll go out the window. So make sure you have a plan in action now so we can go further. So that would lead me to the point of, let's take a look at some charts. My man, what do we got and where should we be going? Absolutely. Absolutely. Let's do that. So let me switch here. So what we're looking at here is Bitcoin versus US dollar. And what really happened the past, if we just look at, at this psychology that we just talked about, if we're thinking back from, say, July until mid-August, we were all getting pretty optimistic. It felt like this is going to go somewhere. Maybe the bear market is over. Then it wasn't. It went down. Then only a couple of days ago, like last week, it started feeling optimistic again. And feeling, maybe we're, you know, are we foamy? Did we sell too early? Are we missing the train? Should we buy back? And so on. But that was actually the turning point. That was the resistance. And now when it has dumped again, we will feel depressed. We feel sad. Oh no, it has gone down. Maybe, you know, we should have sold more. Maybe today is the day to sell. But actually, it isn't. I would argue that no matter what methodology or process, today is not, this is not the point to sell where we are exactly now. Because if you look here, price has bounced on this support level. One time, two times, three times, four times, five times, six times. And now for a seventh time, maybe it holds the seventh time also. This is what support means. It just means that it's a level where there has been buying interest. And if it held seven times, maybe it breaks the eighth time or maybe it bounces again. So the point generally to sell is not after the dump where it bounces on a support. I think no matter what the principle or there's a lot of good methodologies, no matter what the principle, that is really not the place. The place would be to sell, for example, at the hit on the resistance, which was then last week. Or if using different methodologies, it was way earlier. And if looking for what will happen from here, if this breaks down, if this support level here, at 18,600, if that doesn't hold and this actually breaks down and closes somewhere here below 18,000, well, then it's bad. Because then this construction here has become a head and shoulders. Here is a left shoulder, here is a head and a right shoulder. And this is not new. It goes back to 1930s. And it just means that people were optimistic once. It felt like, oh, it might go up here. But then the second try, it didn't go as far. And then steam has run out, price can't hold, and we continue down. So that's a head and shoulders patent. And that means then that, yeah, then if that happens, it might well continue down already from here. What's the worst? It hasn't happened yet. It hasn't broken down yet. So most maybe bounces again, maybe we go up here again. And if looking to get out, it would be at some other resistance point. But then there's another aspect. And that is that it's not really Bitcoin that is driving itself. The price action that has been lately, it's just a function of what's happening in other markets. If overlaying this with, for example, the dollar strength index, the dollar currency index, in worst, we see it very clearly. You can see here that Bitcoin is basically just the inverse of the dollar strength. So if Bitcoin, if dollar is stronger, Bitcoin gets weaker, if dollar gets weaker, Bitcoin gets stronger. So it's not really what will determine where this goes from here, isn't really anything that's happening in the crypto markets. I think it will be determined what happens with the macro markets, with the dollar strength. And that's what will determine what the next step is from here. But what the charts can do and what TA can do, it can kind of help to manage the risk and help to not end up doing the consistently the other way around to sell low and buy high, which otherwise become kind of the emotional default response. And that's really what it's used for before, I think. Sell low, buy high. That's the mantra when I first got in. It seemed like that's all I could do. Absolutely. And kind of everyone go through that phase almost, because our emotions do lead us wrong. Man, this is all true. So before we go on, my man, I got to ask, so like I always ask this when people come on, which is like for you as a trader, like what kind of trader are you? Are you a long-term person or a short-term person? I think it's kind of like this. Are you a scalper, day trader, swing trader, position trader, something like that? Yeah. So in this chart here, I would be a position trader then. Yeah. But I take a couple of actions per year typically in an asset like Bitcoin. Gotcha. And then is it all just like that? Or do you have two types of bags, like a long-term bag and then a bag that you play around with? It's all just, hey, I'm just trading here all day long. No. I also have a long-term Bitcoin bag. I have no indication that that is better. On the contrary, I don't think it is. But I like it. I like having some Bitcoin. I don't want to wake up one day and have no Bitcoin. I want that. I don't want to be that person. Someone asked me, do you have any Bitcoin then? I don't want to say, no, I haven't any, because I think it will go down in price. So I do have some long-term position that I'm fine that it goes to almost zero. But the majority I do try to time the market. I think it's important that all those strategies, you show that they're all fine. They're all good strategies. I think the key here is to have a methodology. And then we can all argue which one is the better one. Like when I was a kid, I was playing table tennis. No, we had a Swedish very good table tennis player, J.O. Valner. And he inspired a lot of kids to play table tennis. And I was a backhand player. He played like the backhand. And my friend, he was a foreground player. And we always argued. I was arguing my backhand player is the better way. He was always arguing that the foreground player is better. But that doesn't take away from our friendship or it doesn't take away from our love for table tennis. It's just different tactics. And they're both fine. They're both good strategies. And I feel that it's important now in the kind of beer market that we kind of stick together because it's very easy to start arguing about some little detail. Like it's hodl better. And I'm saying no, but I think it's better to buy and sell. Someone else is saying, no, that's wrong. We should do DCA. And so we can argue about all those things. It doesn't. And it's fun. It's fun to discuss and talk about it. But that doesn't need to take away from our love for this industry or our love for Bitcoin or our love for each other. And I think it's important to keep that that aside because we do share the belief that Bitcoin and crypto is doing something good, that it's making financial systems more open and more inclusive. Just like I believe that the internet and the phone made information and communication inclusive for all. And while it used to be something very restrictive. And then that we all agree on. But then we have this other side, which is different from the internet and the phone and so on. And that is that you couldn't invest in TCP IP or you couldn't invest in the GSM protocol as such. You had to invest in the companies. But in blockchain, you can invest in the specific protocol and you can buy and sell, which means that it's very easy to get stuck in like some detail really is this blockchain project the best or is that blockchain product is best? Is this trading methodology the best or is that trading methodology the best? And I mean, I feel that that is really, it's like four hand versus backhand player. And I feel that now that market is down, regulators are going to use this chance to try to hit where they feel that this need to be restricted. And it's important that we don't let these tiny differences take over. We need to, I don't know, instead of organize ourselves better, be even tighter, even, you know, more friends to each other. And I feel that this that's what this industry need probably through this bear market. This is the truth. I mean, I don't know if you've been on Twitter anytime lately. But I will tell you this like this, no, but there is no love loss between a lot of the different factions that are crypto. If you're big on a Bitcoin, well, sometimes you hate Ethereum. And if you love Ethereum, boy, you hate Cardano. And if you like Cardano, well, everybody's against you. We love Cardano. But I mean, really just remember this, that for all the things that we talk about how great it is, we're all trying to go for this future of decentralization and to do a lot of change for the good of the world a little bit more. And just remember, no matter what you believe in, and what kind of crypto project you have, it's really, it's really us against this guy. And guys like this guy, who are like, it's only used for for kidnapping, for illicit activities. And we don't understand why anybody uses it doesn't make any sense. Look, it's the same thing again and again and again, and it just never changes. So yeah, so the goal today is, well, first of all, everybody's got two goals. First of all, if you could so do so much as far as like donate to the problems that are going on into Puerto Rico, that'd be fantastic. Link in the description. And the next goal is just try to, as people are talking or commenting in Twitter, even I get a little ticked off, especially on the different things, but just try to hear people's opinions and just realize that we're all under a pretty big umbrella, which is crypto. And sometimes just people just need a little, little nudge to get to the right place. All right. Exactly. And I thought to share one more thing that could be interesting potentially about this flat comment about it would be flat for 10 years. Right. I don't think so. Actually, I understand exactly what he means, but if I can share, if you look back a little bit, and I'm not sure that the best analogies are back to the 1960s. If we stick to, I don't know, the eighties and forward, which is still pretty long ago. From the top to the bottom is not 10 years. That has, I think never happened. And it's, it's much shorter than that. So from the top, say the dot com crash, which is maybe the most similar one or the financial crisis crash. It is not that it is here is from March 2000 to September 2002. So that's two and a half years in the financial crisis, October 2007 to March 2009. What is that? That's one. Yeah, that's less than two years. Yeah. If we go to say Dow Jones, let's look a little bit further then. Let's look at yeah, maybe we don't let's look here in the eighties then. So 87. This was very short. So, oh, yeah, yeah, I, I understand what you mean. He kind of mean that if you look from the point where it was the top until the next top, that is pretty long. Here it was six years. But we don't need to buy the top. That's the point. We don't, we don't need to buy the top and then hold all the way down and then wait for that to come back. That's, that's not a good strategy by any methodology. Either you get in at the beginning of the trend or something or you better get, try to get in at the range bottom or something like that. You're not going to buy the top, hold down and then wait for it to go back. That, that would not be a good tactic. So if looking at if the top has already happened and we're waiting for the bottom to, to come in, we're already some distance on that journey. And who knows how long it will be this time, but I don't think there's any indication that that will be 10 years and not in any of the previous bottoms. Yeah, it's interesting though to think about it like, oh, it's going to be 10 years and flat and no gains whatsoever. I think that's when we see it like that's what it is. But if you really dig down to it, there's opportunities everywhere. But I mean, the big thing is of course, does that mean that, that we don't hit our tops for 10 years of crypto, the market itself. Some people would say, well, you got to put your money somewhere. I think crypto moves much faster than the stock market. So it will be wilder, wilder down, wilder faster. And this can actually be quantified and it, it moves in order of magnitude faster. So it's approximately 10 times faster between seven and 10 times faster, like the, the booms and bust cycles of crypto is a order of magnitude faster than the boom bust cycles in, in companies or the market as a whole. And I think that, that makes sense. I mean, a company is more slow moving. They have maybe offices, they have employees, they have physical products. It moves slower and crypto, everything is software, everything is open source, everything is 24 seven. So of course, that whole industry moves faster that the time from creation until the peak and until maybe it fails, that time is compressed. In fact, the 10 compared to say a tech company with offices and tools and employees and patterns and banks and all things that kind of make it slower. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, exactly. I mean, like you can have a project that just, from out of nowhere, all of a sudden it's got a couple hundred million in revenue or market cap. And you're like, what, where did that come from? Just happen. Yeah. I don't think that's going to change. I think that it will go faster. It will go faster down, wilder down, but then it will go faster back up also than the economy as a whole. And it because there is some fundamental advantage here, which maybe was it Jim Kramer, the kind of Jim Kramer talk about that, who would ever use this? Yeah, basically everyone because it is cheaper. It is faster. It is better. It works in the whole world. And it's basically an economic system that works on the internet. So at the end of the day, everyone's going to use it. And of course, I think every new technology can always find that about some criminal look, look, they used it. Yeah. The internet in the heyday, it was all just for scammers and the darkest of people and the most worst things you possibly do, no one's ever going to use it. Exactly. Only bad. I mean, honest people don't need to use the internet. Yeah. And you know, and even talking about faster and cheaper than that, we talked yesterday about FedNow, that project going on and CBDCs. Look, it's a free market. And just let the people decide exactly which ones are the best ones. I was actually in support of CBDCs, because if once they start to roll out, people will be like, wow, maybe there's a part of here I don't really like. Well, it's a good thing I have an alternate option called crypto and digital assets because before 2009, that wasn't around. So, CTO, what did we miss before we get into Q&A? I agree with you. I think what I would like more clarity and regulation, for example. Oh, finally, someone says it. I think that will facilitate more businesses to adopt it, to kind of now think also that Bitcoin and crypto is some small, weird scammy thing, while if it's clear, if they're regulated, this is how we can use it and so on, I think more would use it because there are actual technical advantages. And yeah, that will come. I think so. All right, so guys, as a reminder, there was a really good video that CTO put out. Just this, I want to say this morning, because I caught it really early. This was, yeah, when did you put this morning? Okay. And it goes over, I mean, the TAs for as Bitcoin, ETH, BNB, XRP, ADA, sell, sell Celsius and Solana. So, check that video out, links in the description. And that will do it for right now. So, CTO, you got time to stick around for a little Q&A? Absolutely. Let's do it. So, everybody, that concludes the part of the news. So, if you got to take off, take off. You've been here for 35 minutes. We appreciate you guys stopping by, spending some time with us. Really, thank you. If you liked the video, give it a thumbs up, consider subscribing. And not that YouTube's gonna notify you anyhow, but if you like to, go right ahead. And that's it for today. So, thanks so much for stopping by. Appreciate it. Now, let's jump into a little Q&A as me and CTO Larson. Answer all your burning questions, the best of our abilities right now. All right. So, let's see, I start a couple. Tommy, shout out to the beautiful people in the Dan fam, the ones that have all the wrenches. That's the truth. Thanks, everybody. And if you're here now, you don't have to have a wrench. I'll just start giving them out later again. Is this the beginning? It has begun over six months now.