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$UFD Live: Why 2025 was Just the Warm-up for 2026 · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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Good attracts good. Hey, guys, welcome to the live
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stream. Welcome to the basement.
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Whoa, now we're back. Welcome to the big New Year's
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Eve celebration. Bear with me for just one
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second. I need to get things set up
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here. Having some tech issues and
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let's try this again. Hopefully you guys can see me
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and hear me. Here we go.
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All right, we're live. Hey, welcome.
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Excuse me. Welcome.
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Happy New Year's Eve. It's the end of 2025.
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We're going to talk about all the reasons why we can be
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grateful, what we accomplished during 2025 together as a
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community and what we can look forward to in 2026 and why it is
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so darn simple. Let's not over complicate
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things, guys. We've got a simple situation on
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our hands. And you, yes, you.
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Dusters, is your horn tingling? My horns tingling are a big part
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of it. I want to mention to you that
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tomorrow morning, New Year's Day, bright and early.
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Some of you still may be up from the night before, but it's 7:00
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AM central, which will be 8:00 AM Eastern Time.
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I'll be joined by one of the coolest people on the planet
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from the other side of the planet in Australia, our friend
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Gimmicks, who's behind the Duster Gang NFT project, but a
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guy who's becoming more and more popular in the world of crypto,
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in the world of NFTS. And everybody knows him.
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And if you don't, you need to meet him tomorrow as one of the
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coolest people out there. And then I want to show you
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something crazy that happened this morning when I was getting
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ready for this live stream. And you know what?
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By the way, where is it? There they are right there.
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There's a couple carrots I pulled out for Gimmicks, but I
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had something super interesting to show you.
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Let's go out. I just want to show you who
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we're talking about here for tomorrow.
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This is our friend Gimmicks and he's got that carrot, which I
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just absolutely love. When he DMS me, sometimes I send
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him back carrots, but he'll be on tomorrow.
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Really an incredible, great guy, an incredibly talented artist,
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and I want to Scroll down here. There's some of the gimmicks
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born UFD merch from UFD Corral. There's a great post from King
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Cost and let's look at this. This is some recent graffiti
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artwork that Gimmicks did in Australia.
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Check this out and then I've got something crazy to show you.
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Let's see if I can get this up. There we go Look at this.
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Is that awesome or what? I love those teeth.
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They kind of look like mine, a little bit yellow and I got to
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be honest. I'll ask him tomorrow.
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I don't know what that says. I can't read that because I'm
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not a I'm not as young and hip as a lot of you people out
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there, but check that art out. So gimmicks will be on here
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tomorrow. I do have something I want to
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show you, but I saw this post from King Kos.
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Let's read this as well. I've seen this going around.
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It's got a lot of popularity. He says protect the brand and I
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don't know if he's specifically talking about UFD hold on here
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or not, but I know he is dot because King Koss is one of our
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key community members. Never compromise the brand,
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never dilute the brand and we're going to talk about that here in
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a second as well. Top brands, operating
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principles, quick take companies like Apple, companies like Nike,
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Rolex, Louis Vuitton, Coca-Cola. I've said right, I think like
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for some reason in my mind what we have with UFD reminds me of
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Coca-Cola. Like a timeless brand culture,
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part of the the fabric of what will be the future.
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No desperate growth, no off brand partnerships, no
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discounting the cheap cheapens perception, no short term gain
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that offsets long term equity. And we talk about that all the
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time. I was on with the guys from the
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pizza community last night who were very complimentary and said
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they model their project to a certain degree after ours,
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right? That we are in this for the long
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term. We're making long term good
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strategic decisions and a key part of that is doing the right
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thing. We're going to get into more of
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that later. Scarcity, consistency, emotional
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connection, long term brand equity over quarterly wins.
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We can learn a lot here in crypto.
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And I agree 100%. I got to be careful.
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I don't go off on a tirade. But yeah, we are changing crypto
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and we're doing it by leading by example, by looking at the long
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term, by treating this like a like a, like an enterprise
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that's going to be around for not months, not days, right?
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But for years and decades and forever, right?
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That it will be here forever. So we are very, very keenly
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focused on making smart long term decisions.
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We are in a casino coin. OK.
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I promised I wouldn't go down that road.
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I'll go down that road later. I want to go back to gimmicks.
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So again, gimmicks will be on tomorrow morning.
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But here's something really interesting.
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This is proof for those of you out there who may question my D
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Gen. roots. OK, I evolved from a Dijon
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because this morning when I was looking at that video of that
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artwork that that our friend gimmicks created, I was like,
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that reminds me of my dad. My dad was an artist.
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He was, he worked in the Air Force, but he was also an
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artist. He did sign painting, lettering.
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I would go with him when I was a little boy and he would paint on
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Windows by hand. They used to do it back then
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before they had computers and decals and he would in the Air
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Force bring home fighter pilot helmets and they would have him
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like really fancy lettering, right?
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You know, their name or some funny thing on the helmets.
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Or he would paint on the airplanes as well.
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Paint like shark mouths and all kinds of stuff all over these
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planes. We got pictures of them, F fours
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and F fifteens that are made here in Saint Louis.
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But here's proof. This is something I'm not going
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to tear up because it always is something that I remember
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getting from him and he probably did this in 1970.
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See if I can find it. Hold on here it is.
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And I thought I lost it this morning but my dad made this
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T-shirt and it reminds me oh hold on, you can't see it.
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It says if it smells good, eat it.
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And it just reminded me of and he drew that by hand again,
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probably somewhere between 1968 and 1972.
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He drew that by hand and it kind of reminds me of the style of
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art that I love and that I see from both gimmicks and a little
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bit from Brian life as well. So I and I'm and it hit me, I'm
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like, wow, I really did evolve from AD Gen. and my dad is the
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most smart, peaceful guy, but a very talented artist and he did
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pass it on to me. I don't share this very often,
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but when I went to college, I had two choices either go to a
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Division One school on a soccer scholarship or go to a smaller
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state school on an art scholarship because I was a
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pretty good artist myself back in the day.
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But nonetheless, gimmicks will be on here tomorrow.
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Let's talk about what we accomplished in 2025 Dusters,
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because it was incredible. The whole list of things that we
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did. New York Times keep saying, New
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York Times Square billboards, right?
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The Duster car that the community created, the meet up
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that we had, the contest that we had raising thousands of dollars
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for Live like a Unicorn, a pediatric cancer, the list goes
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on and on. You don't want to hear me list
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everything off because you know what we the value we created as
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a community. But the number one thing we did,
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the foundation of it all that will carry us into infamy, if
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that's the right word, is that we did it with integrity, right?
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We did it with honesty. We did it with treating other
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people the way that we would want to be treated.
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OK, Did we do it perfectly? Heck no.
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But were our intentions always there that we wanted to do the
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next right thing, that we want to change, that we are changing
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crypto and changing the meme coin sector and in particular,
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right by leading by example that we provide a fair opportunity to
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people everywhere in the world. Everybody has access to the
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Internet now, or most everybody. Most people around the world
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have cell phones, OK? If they've got that, they have
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the exact same access to our project as I have, as you have,
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as anybody out there has. A lot of people in the world
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can't have bank accounts. A lot of people in the world,
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even more can't have investment accounts.
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But almost everybody has access to a phone.
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Everybody who has access to a phone essentially does have
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access to UFD. And we've provided a fair right,
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non judge, judgmental, you know, and look right, we say this all
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the time. This community is about UFD.
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This is not about politics. This is not about race or
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religion or anything. This is about UFD.
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We bring together people that have very differing opinions on
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things like politics, for example, or maybe religion as
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well. We set that aside right as we,
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as we come to the whole together for the, for the well-being of
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this project. And, you know, and I was talking
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with these guys from the pizza community last night and I and
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it, you know, I haven't thought about this for a while.
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I remember my, my aunt Zoan, I was talking to her.
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Gosh, probably like, I don't know, it's like 10 years ago.
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And I just, I remember her and I talking and I said to her, I
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said, you know, the world is full of good people, most
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everybody in this world, right? Like, can we get this crazy
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thinking like, oh, people in North Korea or people in Russia,
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bad, bad enemy. No, the reality is if you went
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and and met with people in the Middle East or Russia, or if
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you're from Africa and you came to the United States, what
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you're going to find is most people everywhere, average
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normal people, which is what we want in this project, because
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the vast majority of people in the world are average normal
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people. In the vast, vast majority of
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them are good hearted people with good intentions.
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And that's what we offer, right? And we offer this community, we
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offer the the medicine to help deal with the epidemic of
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loneliness in the world. And we did all that in 2025 and
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we did a great job. OK, Ultimately it depends on the
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community, right? When we looked at 2026 Ultimate,
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ultimately it depends on the community.
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It depends on what you do for this project, right?
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I do my part, you do your part. We together build something that
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can be very tremendous, right? Somebody last night on the
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spaces I was on said what UFD is doing is really revolutionary,
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super unique, you know, and I want to say this, I will rant
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for a little bit. I'm not mad at the crypto world,
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but my gosh, when, when we started UFD and it was your
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fault upstairs, Susie kind of planted the seed by sending me
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that article. But the community created this.
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Everybody said, wow, this is what crypto needs.
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This is what the meme coin sector needs, right?
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Somebody who's going to be visible, somebody who's a, a
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project that's going to be fair and honest, right?
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You know how different that is then what was going on.
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And, and, and again, there's a handful of other great projects
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out there, no doubt that I've got a lot of respect for tons of
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respect. But you know, the, the
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shenanigans that were going on and crypto and yeah, saying
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crypto in general, these alt coins by VC's that are just
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extraction vehicles, right? Promise the world all we're
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going to, we're going to change the word international banking
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system and we're going to, you know, blah, blah, OK, great.
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And, and you know, the reality, right?
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They, they then sell a bunch of the coins to the general public,
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cash out, right? They're supposedly crypto
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people, but they cash out with U.S. dollars and they don't
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deliver on the utility. And then on top of that, right,
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there's no community. So anyway, what we offer and
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what we and we delivered on it. You delivered on it.
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I delivered on it. It doesn't.
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I'm not mad, but it's like, come on, guys, we're here and, and,
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and I, I know in my heart that when the dust settles and
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continues to settle in the world of crypto, people are going to
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come running to our UFD. So keep up the great work guys.
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You know the reality is too, what makes me even prouder about
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what we accomplished in 2025 is that we did it in an environment
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that was disadvantageous overall to meme coins. 2 reasons why
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there were millions and millions of coins created since our coin
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was created and we're guilty as charged.
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I've got I mean we are different.
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I feel great about what we did, but we were part of the
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launchpad situation. But it totally diluted the
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overall meme coin sector. Unfortunately, the vast majority
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of those coins didn't do anything or essentially acted as
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extraction vehicles for the for the developers behind it, but it
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created a massive pool of, I don't want to say competition,
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but other coins, right, That we're sucking money out of the
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meme coin sector. And at the same time, a lot of
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people, and I think this is good.
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In the end, a lot of people got frustrated with the meme coin
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sector in the overall pool of money in the meme coin sector
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shrunk. OK, so think about what we did,
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OK, as a community, right? It's almost like we, we made
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progress. It's almost like we jumped into
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a into a stream together, all of us, and said, we're going to
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we're going to build. We're going to build.
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But we didn't get to swim with the current.
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We swam against the current, right.
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And then, you know, the other second factor of a shrinking
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pool of money was like we were swimming against the current
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into a thunderstorm that was blowing wind and waves in our
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face. And we still succeeded.
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We still proved that we're here to stay, right?
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When all this, when all the gamblers are leaving.
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OK, this is awesome. All the gamblers, all the, you
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know, short timers there, bye, bye, bye bye.
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Either they're going to convert, OK, which is great.
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We welcome you come on board. They're going to convert to
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becoming long term holders and projects or they're just going
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to go away. The people that are left, and
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that's us in our community are people that are here to stay,
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right? Quality people.
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I can't emphasize to you enough what I believe to be one of our
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biggest competitive advantages. OK, I think a UFD Betty.
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I think of the Bean. I think a crypt wizard.
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I think a exit. I think a fixed list.
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I think of Scott. I think of a DJ Litmus.
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I think of how many more people can I name?
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Georgie. I think of Vincent.
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I think of, I mean, there's Cuban Pete.
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I mean, just the list goes on. Pacemaker, Dark Dust, I mean,
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just all these people. UFD, Corral Connector, and I'm
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forgetting you, right? Because this list goes on and
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on. There's two big lists in our
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community. The list of quality people #1
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and the list of what we accomplished, right?
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The, the value that we created during 2025.
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Think of that, right? And, and that list of quality
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people is what created that list of great accomplishments.
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It truly is a big competitive advantage.
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We talked about this again last night.
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I didn't do a good job of putting it into words when I
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was, you know, sometimes things come out, they sound great,
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other times they don't. But when I was talking to these
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guys from Pizza, and they're quality people as well.
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And yeah, they're modeling to a certain degree, their project
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after ours. That's awesome.
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That's what we wanted to do in UFD, right?
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Kind of break the door open. And the more projects that come
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in and want to and want to be good and want to be fair and
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honest, that's better. Anyway, I digress.
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I forgot what I forgot. I I didn't forget.
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I wanted to finish my thought and that is that that the
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quality of the people in the end will define the success of the
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project. I believe that and there's
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another second added added bonus that negativity and I talked
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about, which is actually, I think a positive thing, Luke and
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that said that I've heard him say it several times, right.
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The dark days are the days when real communities are built.
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OK, look, it law a day by day by day.
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We we continue to exist. We continue to add more and more
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Diamond Hooved dusters, right? Vincent provides us with
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incredible data about our top 250 wallets that hold 2/3 of our
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UFD beans in the, in a big majority of those, what almost
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90% of those top 250 wallets that own 2/3 of our beans,
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almost 90% of them have held for 90, I'm sorry, 30 days or longer
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and a lot of them for 90 days or longer.
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And that's the beauty of going through the dark, the desert,
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right, the dark night, the valley of despair, right, is
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that it gives this opportunity day by day for more Diamond Hood
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dusters to join our herd. OK, A couple of the guys on the
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on the on the spaces last night, or one of them should say said
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he was going to buy some UFD. That's awesome, right?
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The good projects do need to stick together and continue to
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attract the good people. Man, I am on a rant today.
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We thrived. All right, let's look at the
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contest that's out there. Come on, Dusters, let's all
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repost this and let's get on our horses.
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Shine your horns. I'm sorry.
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Shine your hooves. All right, because us dusters.
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We have hooves. We're unicorns.
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Shine your hooves, sharpen your horns.
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We got a contest on our hands. I'm going to say that again.
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I want somebody to clip this and make it into a short form video.
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Shine your hooves, sharpen your horns.
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We got a contest on our hands. OK, it's from the hunter.
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And let's go get an update. We are not winning.
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What? Last I checked, the hunter with
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142,000 followers on the X platform says who runs the
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strongest community in crypto. UFD, Roar, Momo or dog.
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Vote for your favorite now. OK, and down here, let's update
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this. Hold on, see where we are.
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OK, oh sorry, here we go and boom, OK, we're at 27%.
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Momo is beating us. So I know sometimes there's a
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little monkey business that goes on on these contests in these
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polls, bots or whatever. I don't really understand it.
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We're only going to blame it on that if we lose.
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OK. All right, guys, Hey, we've got
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a very special, I want you to join me today and recognizing a
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very special duster of the day. And I want to thank Georgie for
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sending me Adm this morning recommending this because it
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truly is much deserved. So Georgie, thanks for
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nominating our friend The Sportist to be the duster of the
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day. As you know, a couple of months
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ago, I did a live stream with Rivo from the Oh Shoot Rostel on
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TV X account. The guy he's was a greatest guy.
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He was dying from cancer. He like rallied to get up to be
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on a live stream with me. He's the guy who was hacked at
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one point. This is the brother of rival
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who's continuing the legacy of his brother, trying to raise
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money for cancer treatment. Let me show you a couple things
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just so you remember. I'm going to show you Rivo.
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Hopefully I'm pronouncing that correctly.
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I feel horrible if I'm not. He's the nicest guy.
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Here's just a quick blurb when we were talking during our live
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stream, which was let me see if I can get the date on that.
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I don't think it says actual date.
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Hold on. Two months ago, October 15th.
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So over November, about 2 1/2 months ago.
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Remember this guy? He was, he was awesome, right?
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And he's still with us. His spirit is still alive, no
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doubt about it. They even yeah sponsored me to
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get my router going and everything and now I was ready
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to go. So somehow it all just came
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together and like even the craziest thing is like 1-2 days
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before the stream when I launched, like I was still
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completely almost paralyzed in my bed and I wasn't able to
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move. But somehow we just all came
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together and now I'm able to almost stream daily.
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Yeah, what a what a what a great guy who garnered so much support
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and also love and popularity within the crypto world.
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This is that's the sportest hold on here.
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I'm going to show you first. This is Rastelon TV.
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That was Rivo's X account. Great guy.
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Unfortunate he did not want me to play this Well, he let me
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play it, but a lot of you may remember it from this.
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He got hacked. I hate the no no.
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No. No, OK, maybe I shouldn't have
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played that, but well, it's still on his page.
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And he fought cancer, raised a lot of money for cancer.
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Now his brother, who is our duster of the day, the sportist
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also goes by where is it? G Vito, 15, that's his handle on
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X has continued the legacy of his brother, continuing to
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support the cancer token and is also, by the way, I understand
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according to Georgie, joined our UFD community and owned some
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UFD. So he's a duster as well.
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But good people doing great things out there right now every
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single day in the world of meme coins.
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And that again, like I like we talked about earlier with the
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pizza community, you know, the other the people we met from the
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SPX 6900 community, the Pengu, I mean the list goes on, the gap
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community, there's a lot of great people out there doing
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great, great work. So today we are honoring.
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I'm all over the place. Hold on here, The sportist, OK?
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He is our duster of the day. So I want you to join me in
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helping to install the Golden Horn, which is what the duster
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of the day gets. Sportist, we appreciate you.
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We know you've gone through a hard time.
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We know what you're doing is all about good attracts good.
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And we're we're really, really thrilled.
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I'm thrilled to know that you're part of our UFD community
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because like I said earlier, it's the quality of the people
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in this community that will define the success.
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Sportist, you're the duster of the day.
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Everybody help me lift this up and boom, you get the golden
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horn. So keep up the great work, guys.
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There's nothing, nothing that can substitute for quality.
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And that's what we represent. That's what we have going on.
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Let's go take a look. We looked at some artists
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earlier. This one caught my eye.
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I wanted to show our good friend Mr. Brian Life.
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All right, who put this piece out.
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They caught my eye. How you doing, Brian Life?
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Another one of our key UFD community members.
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Long time and a very, very talented artist.
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Let's see if I can get that on. There it is.
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Check that out, man. That's us.
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That's ours, right? We are UFD, we are community and
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Brian has been out there working the project stickers everywhere,
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artwork. He's talented and he's a a great
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guy. And thank you Brian, life as
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well for everything you're doing.
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Hey, I took the duster out the other day to a place in Saint
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Louis called the City Museum in downtown Saint Louis.
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It's crazy how how people are interested in UFD.
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The car obviously gets their attention, but yeah, you
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wouldn't believe the number of people that were asking me about
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UFD that were scanning the QR code.
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It's really exciting. I just wanted to show you a
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quick picture of the duster down at the City Museum.
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And this place is cool. I'm going to tell you someday in
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the future there I am sorry. Uh, uh oh.
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What did I do there that makes my stomach look even bigger?
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So as you can see in the background, this is like the
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world's coolest, like combination amusement park,
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museum and art gallery all mixed into one.
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It's like the world's craziest playground.
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And it's in this giant building in downtown Saint Louis that was
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like 100 years old. It was a shoe factory.
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It's got like a tense. Check it out because at some
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point guys, I'm telling you, I believe, I mean look at and on
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the roof, you can go up there, there's a giant carousel and
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there's a school bus that hangs out over the edge that you can
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go out on all the way out there till the very end.
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And you can actually open the door.
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Obviously there's a fence to keep you from falling out.
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There was some little kids sitting in the driver's seat
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opening and closing the door. But the duster and I actually
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posted a picture of the duster from the roof.
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I was, you can't see it. I was up, like way up in this
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thing. You can see people climbing up.
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It's crazy guys, indoor and outdoor.
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You can like climb all these tunnels and go to this airplane.
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It really is wild. But I was all the way up there
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and took a picture. There were thousands of cars,
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and I said, can you find the Duster?
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But the most important thing about that trip was getting out
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there, spreading some dust, showing people what our project
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is about, showing people that we like to have fun, right?
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And that we're a community that they can they can rely on and is
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trustworthy and is safe. Thank you to Ledger for
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sponsoring Ron's basement making this possible.
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They are the crypto security leader, securing over 20% of the
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world's crypto with their signer devices and their Ledger wallet
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app. You can do everything in the
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safe, secure and proven Ledger environment.
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And our friends at Moon Pay right continuing to grow and
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innovate within the crypto sector.
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They are the fintech leader. They are the on ramp for
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millions and millions of people into crypto Fiat, into crypto,
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crypto. They were my entry door into
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crypto. I want you to have a great day,
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Happy New Year's Eve. OK, Have a wonderful day and
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I'll see you tomorrow, 7:00 AM central.
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Don't forget 8:00 AM Eastern. You might still be awake from
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the night before, but we're going to be on here with
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gimmicks. All right, guys, take care and
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I'll see you soon.