 Let me answer all your questions, and Dejan says he's late. You're right on time. This is the most important part, right? Everyone, anyone here have scum coin, Percephalus, they're not real, yeah, let's see. Time cone's got a good point. Don't forget to put aside if your tax is washed, trading is super cool, so know what's happening to your tax by December so you can wash. It's a great point. And also, coin ledger, who I've worked with now for over two years to do my taxes and I trust them, I actually did my taxes. Actually they didn't, my CPA did my taxes, but the software itself did my taxes. I've been talking to a coin ledger, used to be called crypto trader. And I said, hey, look, I need some kind of portfolio manager. I need you guys to build that for me. So what I want to do is I want my portfolio to be available and show a cost-based analysis across all exchanges and all wallets and all DeFi and everything that I have. And then I want that to be able to take that data that you have and put that in so I can actually do my taxes as screwing around and going all over the place. They said, sure. So they built that for us and I get to test it out this month. So I'll let you know how that goes. And it's free, which is great. So you'll be able to put everything in there and have your portfolio. And somebody will say, well, Rob, I have a portfolio tracker. That's okay. You can do whatever you want to do. I will just show you the things that I use and I trust. I trust. Time code said, I have DC at the top, not a good strategy. Look, man, it's the same thing like in 2017. I remember when I bought Bitcoin at $17,500 and I was like, wow, it's stupid. And I bought Ethereum at like $1,000 or like, no, no, no, no, $600. I got so dumb. And then I got Cardano at like $0.20 or something. This is as things are going up, I'm like, that's awful. I'd never go back up there. And of course, we see Bitcoin go at almost $69,000. We see Ethereum go to $4,800. We see Cardano go to $3. It's just time. That's all it is. You hold it in cash till the next bottom of our Bitcoin. That's just it, Dan. Everybody's got an idea of when the bottom is like, this is the bottom. This is it. I don't know. And there's always going to be someone who will tell you, I know. I call the bottom and I call the time. Or I'm a trader and I take my course and it's only $1,000. Hey, look at that. As long as Russian-made software is not using GOST encryption, I'm fine with it. But Imitation does a really good work on Twitter to get rid of a bunch of scammers. Thank you, sir. Casper is more crazy. Casper. Casper. Well, I would like to see what the holders of that are. Yes. Nice green screen. The shallon said, ton coin is associated with telegram, which is huge in Russia. Russians are probably trying to save their money from crumbling or who knows? Yes. Yeah. Yes, that's also true. Gary is a huge manipulator. Wow. Andrew says, I buy and crack and I get charged about $40 to buy a whole Bitcoin. Yeah, as you go up in that spectrum, the bigger you buy, the less the fees are. And if you're like a huge institution, you don't pay squat. I mean, you can take a look. Even the quarterly report from Coinbase, it'll break down where all the revenue comes from. You know where the most of the revenue comes from? Us, from retail. And actually, the majority of the revenue now is coming from subscriptions, like Coinbase 1. It very little actually comes from the institutions that are using OTC service and things like that, which is that's how it goes. George is thinking of something fishy about time. George is probably right. You've got that few of holders. Look, man, I'll tell you, like, when those guys talked to me about it was about, it was two projects, as a matter of fact. I'll tell you one of them. One was ICON. And I'll tell you, I'll tell my private group the other one later. But ICON, they just pumped the hell out of that and really it was just them talking to each other. That's really what it came down to. Yeah, and time cone, I do tend to sell my winners too early, selling a third when something 3x has worked for me. Yeah, why are you, that's the thing. And there's a quote from Buffett. Don't cut the flowers to water the weeds. Essentially, we cut off our winners too fast. And that's why I like this last time I did pretty decent, because I just was stubborn. But at some point, you have to let go. Actually, that's not true. I mean, at some point, even Warren Buffett's going to take some profits along the way. That thing we just showed you about as far as Coca-Cola, I'm sure at some point, he sold a little bit of that Coke. Coca-Cola, not a lot of saying that Warren Buffett's a Coke dealer or something. Cat with a K, how many cold storage walls do you use and how many exchanges start with the dogs? So I've got like three or got about three nano ledgers, which is overkill, let's be honest. And then use Tangem and LDPAL. Because I never know. If you're going to spread things around and diversify your portfolio, why don't you diversify your cold storage devices, as long as they work. So that's it. And as far as exchanges, I use two. Well, I use Kraken and Coinbase. And that's it. And the reason why is because I'm an American citizen. So people are like, well, I've got to use Binance. Can't use Binance. Couldn't even use Binance when it was here. Binance US didn't work for me. And that's it. So yeah, I'm going to sign up. I do have it on my list, though, to sign up for Crypto.com. I met those guys in Korean Blockchain League. Seem decent. Tony, is there some way to borrow fee out with Bitcoin as collateral, medical expenses? I mean, there used to be ways. I don't know if there. Coinbase was going to roll that out for retail, but then they didn't. Now it's for institutions. If anybody has an answer to Tony, please put that in the comments. I am not for sure, Tony. Yeah. Nick T. Podd says, the DTCC, the world's largest security settlement system, processing two quadrillion annually. I never really knew that was a real word, but it is. It's exploring Chainlink to unlock tokenized assets and interoperability. The same thing, there was a test transactions using Swift. And they used Avalanche. Well, I used Chainlink for the base layer for tokenized assets and it went off without a hitch. That's Swift. This was just three weeks ago or so. So this is why I invested into Chainlink. And it could be huge. Just depends on if they're going to continue to use it. Swift is an archaic system, costs a lot of money, and they actually lose funds every so often. Yeah. Philip says, how can I limit my fees buying crypto in Canada? First of all, never use kiosks. Those are worthless, I think. And the fees are astronomical. Second of all, I don't even know what exchanges you guys have over there. I think you guys have Coinbase, do you not? And if you have Coinbase, you can sign up for Coinbase One. Again, there's two options. It's either 29 bucks a month, or if you want to pay for the full year, it's only $19 a month. So Ben just did, I think, his second or third video on Bitcoin dominance. You can check that out. Do you think Jerry can come back for a hypercycle followup? That's in the books, as a matter of fact. It might be next week or the week afterwards, not for sure. Thoughts about Web3 gaming and AI as DGen plays? I think gaming's huge. I think it's gonna be great. The problem is that the games suck and they're doing it wrong right now. Sorry, they just are. Like maybe when Big Time comes out, it looks like a pretty good game, but it's graphically intense. And I know people are playing it right now that's not just, I'll make everybody's, is allowed in so far. But I still think it's gonna be casual games first, which will bring people into Web3 gaming because it's simple and that's where we get the massive, the more people in. And I think play-to-earn gaming is dead. Like Axie Infinity, grinding on a game is not going to get gamers to come into gaming. Grinding on a game is not going to get people who are casual gamers to come into games. Games that are fun and actually they can win a little bit and maybe a little bit of a gambling aspect will bring people into games. All the rest of that junk is gonna be gone. Doubt it. Ben made a very small video of 53 minutes on Bitcoin dominance. Thank you. I think that's it everybody. Chainlink and Quant. Yeah, and Jeff is, this is it. We all know crypto is risky, but risk for his word is too good not to be into winning. I think this is the only market where you can, I mean, in a flash, really in a flash. And that's why these four year cycles that you can really make, you can do really well if you time things somewhat correctly. If you stay in and don't really care too much, it's not like the old days of investing into real estate and trying to build things up and then getting renters in and then making sure that they're happy and then dealing with all the problems that they do and destroying the house. It just takes forever to turn big profits. And that's why people got into flipping houses and stuff like that. And now of course, we go into traditional finance and SAP 500, what is that? Between seven and 9% annually per year, which is great. I mean, how long does that kind of take for you to actually move the needle? This market is one of the few that you can do those things, but it's also super risky. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Paul says, gamers actually like grinding. It passes their 650,000 empty hours like that. Trust me, they want to play fun games. Yeah, yeah, they do suck. I'm not, you're right. Travel 11. Nakamoto games will conquer the space then, perfect. Those are very simple games. They don't work all the time. I've played it. My friend Stephen was always talking about it. I've tried it and I'm like, these games get better, but everything's new. Yes. Rob, you're always on point. Optimistic and pessimistic at the same time. Cautiously optimistic. Hey, Shannon Miller, got here. Dad, did you last, got laid off in May. Congratulations. It's happened to me a couple of times too. Luckily, I saved him up to make it to 2025. Bull run in DC through mid-2024. I had a job in fast food. You get a job at Bucky's, 20 bucks an hour. Jeff says, I'm convoying buying Avax, especially with the price at rock bottom. You know, I have it set up. I think I buy Avax every two weeks or something like that. Avax could be big. And that's just it. You'll notice that on this chart that it's a lot of different cryptos, right? A lot of different ones. It's because it's the same thing that for Warren Buffett, he talks about it, he goes, look, he goes, out of all the decisions we made, it's been 11 that's really skyrocketed Berkshire Hathaway. And we do our bests, do diligence, but really just comes down to sometimes just timing and luck. And for me, I think it's the same thing with crypto. I mean, I don't know which one that he's gonna pop off. Maybe tomorrow, Cosmos becomes the national currency of Australia, I don't know. Who knows? Or, you know, Elon Musk says, you know what we're gonna use for the currency of X? It's chain link, and then it blows up. It's just, it's too tough to say. So I diversified a little bit and no one knows. And if they say that they know that they're full of it, that's my opinion though. That's right, spray and pray. Do you have a list from the last cycle? Let's see, Luna, I bought a lot of Luna and I sold a bunch of it. And I thought maybe I should start dollar cost averaging again. I did and I lost all that. But thankfully, wasn't a huge amount. Let's see, last cycle was very boring. Bitcoin Ethereum, XRP, I had very little doge. I sold all my doge on the night that Elon Musk hosted Saturday Night Live because I thought there's no way I can go above that. One of the few times I was right. Cardano, I had a little Solana. Dot, didn't have any Polygon, I can remember. Chain link, yeah, not much. Sandbox, oh, Theta, I was big in Theta. And, oh, Voyager, I had a lot of Voyager. Lost all that. Gala, I believe I had, no, I didn't have any Gala. That's all I can really see in the top 100. So yeah, I felt like a pro catching the Luna and I was in the grave. A lot of people did. Mike says Theta's a pumper, let's hope so. I still have quite a bit. Oh yeah, I had Vechain, that's right. Oh and Eos, yeah, Eos, that's a good question. Where would you have been if you just DCA'd Bitcoin and put it in cold storage? Let's find out. So let's say I started to dollar cost average Bitcoin on January 1st. And a hundred bucks a week sounds realistic over time. Here's what I would have, here's what would have happened. If I would have done just Bitcoin. And this is the great thing about this tool is that you can use this. You can sign up for Ben's site. There's a free tier, links in the description. Or you can get all the extra stuff and it's like, I don't know how much it is. It's like 16 bucks a month and then there's like another tier, another tier, I don't know. So anyhow, it's not that much. Think about this way. I invested 17,600 and I would have had, if I would have DCA'd Bitcoin, $125,000. Which is, you know what's even funnier, if I would have had, if I would have lump summed on January 1st, 2018, if I would have lump summed $29,800, which is how much I put in over these years in 2023. I only would have had $122,000. So I know people say, oh, you gotta lump sum, you gotta lump sum. Wait a second, not even. It doesn't always work out like that. And that's why I love this tool. That's it. And also when people say, oh, these S coins, these S coins. Hey, don't knock it till you try it because you might wanna notice that the top S coin, Doge is $3.2 million if you had been 100 bucks a week in 2018. And not only that, I would like to show you something. Cause I know people, people sometimes laugh at the idea. I'm like, they're like, why do you invest in the Doge coin? That's stupid. I'm like, well, you might have a point. Look at this. I don't know what your coin's doing. I've showed this a couple of times, but if you go back to coinmarketcap.com forward slash historical and look at the top 30 cryptos, you can go all the way back to the 5th of January, 2014. Did you know Doge coin was in the top 16? 16. So again, think about your awesome coin. How long has it been around? How long has it been in the top 20? In the top 10, in the top, whatever. So that's just that one. 2015, it was number nine. And 2016, it was number six. In 2017, it was, okay, it fell to 14. In 2018, it fell to 29. 2019, number 24. 2020, it fell all in at 31. 2021, it was ranked 26th. 2022, number 12. And today, it's still in the top 10. So tell me that's a crazy meme coin, right? Since 2014, almost been a decade. And I just will warn everybody if Elon comes out and says, hey, Dogecoin is gonna be one of the cryptos that we're gonna pick as far as for the payments for X, that's big. And J2Day says it right. Doge is a joke, but it was a good one. It seems to work out okay. Play DJ in as much as you want, but don't forget to sell them. Don't get married to an altcoin, as they say. Music says, what advantage is if any, if one kept buying stable coins to save up to buy at the end of the month, or so on blue chips? There used to be a pretty big advantage for stables because you can get yield on them. Now it's great. So there are people who, they would put their company account into stable coins. Now time went on, depending on the actual exchange. But as far as for that, ease of use, it's very nice because you have your crypto there, you don't have it in the bank. Like let's say that you take your Bitcoin, you sell all your Bitcoin, you put in stable coins. Then you take the stable coins, you say, I want cash. You take the cash, now you're on a crypto exchange, you put in your bank. Now something comes up, you're like, I want to buy crypto. Well, now you gotta take the funds from your bank and if it's over $10,000, they're gonna ask you, what are you doing? What are you doing with your own money? Let us know because we're the bank and we control everything. And then you got to use that to buy crypto. And now it's on this exchange and you just bought a ton of crypto and all these different fees. It's just like a constant merry-go-round. But if you keep things in stables and stable coins, it's easier to move things around. Also I found it's very easy to use a lot of decentralized exchanges to get those crazy DGEM plays if you really want to get into that. So for me, I see that as the advantage. Downside is the Luna stable coin, which got depagged. So if you think that Tether's going to zero or USD is going to zero, then maybe it's not a good idea to put it into those stables. I personally don't think so, but I've been wrong before. I think we all know that. No, it's true. Sean says, the higher that a coin is gained in percentage, I would think that early investors are sitting on huge gains and when, and if people take profit, some more riskier enter a meme coin. It's a riskier in everything. And that's what those guys that manipulate the price, they just pretty much told everybody, don't you sell, we're going to sell at this point. At one of this point comes in, we're going to sell X percentage. You guys do what you want. Now is manipulation. I got to stop talking about that because I'm going to get subpoenaed one these days. Ha, ha, ha. What are you doing? We don't have your money because we lent it. You don't want your money. Hello meme, howdy. And Sandra got a good point. I always forget about this. This is my flaw. When you see countries with hyperinflation stable coins have huge massive utility. It's true, massive. It's even more important than Bitcoin. If you think about it, because if you're in a third world country and Bitcoin goes down by 10, 20, 30%, which it seems to do or does, has done in the past and you have to have the necessities of daily living, which one would you want to keep it in? Bitcoin or stable coins for the short term? Long term, of course. Yeah, but it's a good point. Excuse me. Look at that. Sergio Nazaroff, founder of Chainlink is opening up the SWIFT Seabose conference tomorrow. Seems like a big deal. Could be. We'll find out. Yeah, I'm just getting older or some things. Yeah. Crypto bid won. My strategy in meme coins was get your principal plus profit on the rest parlay. Don't get married to it. That's one way to do it. Some people just want to take out their initial profits or their initial investment and let it all ride. And some people say, well, I'm gonna play the ponies. I'm gonna make X amount of percentage of profit and then get out. Just depends on what you wanna do. And that's it. All right, everybody. So, she's won an hour. So look, that's it for today. Thanks for hanging out with me on a Sunday. Now it's time for football and some other stuff. So thank you so much for stopping by. Like today's video, thumbs up, subscribe, all that great stuff. So thanks so much everybody and I will see you on the next one. Adios.