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Worldwide 🌍 - $UFD - UNICORN FART DUST meme coin · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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Horns up, Dusters, welcome to the live stream.
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Welcome to Duster Club. It's Sunday morning.
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We've got a lot to talk about, a lot of big accomplishments under
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our horns, but a lot more to come.
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And we'll have a special guest. Crypto Holics will be joining us
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here in a little bit to tell us about a cool onboarding
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experience we had with a new Duster somewhere halfway around
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the world. But first, right, let's remember
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something Dusters. We are homegrown grassroots, as
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organic as it gets. That's what gives us our
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strength in the icing on top of it all is that we're also good
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attracts good. We're about good.
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We're about all of us coming together in this totally unique,
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decentralized manner, giving our talents to the community, that
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creates energy, that creates value, that creates Unicorn fart
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dust. That's why we are in the
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beginning phases. We are early in a long, long
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journey. Now I need to give you the
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disclaimer, this is not financial advice.
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Don't buy or sell anything. Anytime you make any kind of
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investment, please do it responsibly.
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This is for entertainment purposes only.
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This is for us to come together, horns up.
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We are Unicorn fart dust and we are going places.
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Now, my personal opinion is that we have unlimited potential.
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There's nothing stopping this community with what you guys are
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doing right now from reaching the heights that any other meme
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coin has ever reached or even higher.
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We need to realize that yes, we are where we are right now.
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And guys, let's be real about it.
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We're in a very volatile period for crypto currencies.
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I'm looking this morning, the price of Solana is going all
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over the place. I remember when I bought my
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first crypto currency just 12 weeks ago, Solana was like $220
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each. I think this morning it's like
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1:30 or 1:35. The price of cryptos has been
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bouncing wildly. We all know that.
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But what are you doing? What are we doing right as a
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community? We're getting stronger and
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stronger through this process. Our number of holders remains
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essentially the same in an environment where the total
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number of people engaging in crypto has actually gone down a
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little bit. So in real terms, we have
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gained. We have continued to gain
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strength. We will continue to gain
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strength. Let's talk about what happened
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on Friday night and over the weekend.
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You guys raised $150,000 worth of UFD to enable us to get a
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market maker which will enable us to get tier one listings.
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We're going to let those happen, OK.
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I want to under promise and over deliver.
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That's always been our style here with UFD.
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But you over delivered when it came to as a community coming
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together and and generating the funds necessary to get the Tier
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1 market maker in place. This is going to open all kinds
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of doors. It's like a passport that
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enables us to travel to all the Tier 1 exchanges.
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It's going to be exciting, OK. We'll let things happen as they
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happen. And it's going to be a great,
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great, great ride. I want to say thank you, Thank
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you, thank you each and everyone of you, whether you some of some
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some of us donated a little, some of us donated a lot, some
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of us donated a whole lot. Some people donated and gave a
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lot of effort. You know, I want to recognize
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Crip Wizard, the Bean Jake there and that's just the beginning of
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people who work tirelessly on this people with talents and
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people that also dedicated a great amount of time to make it
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happen. Let's go look at the Community
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Project Wallet one more time because it is fun to take a look
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at and Susie's not here this morning guys.
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There we go right there. Let me circle this for you.
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I'll get the crayons out there. We are $150,000 and that's at
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the current price. Like I said, you know, the the
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meme coin market is has just been going through a very
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tumultuous, if that's the right word, phase.
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OK. I mean, these prices, it's not,
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it's not just Unicorn fart dust. We have done it in real terms,
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have done extraordinary extraordinarily well when you
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compare how we performed compared to a lot of the other
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meme coins. I mean, guys, let's think about
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this, OK? We can't, we cannot forget this
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is a critical thing that we can pat ourselves on our
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hindquarters over as we're all around the corral, right?
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Right. And are you in the VIP section
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of the corral? Are you in the diamond hood
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section? I bet you are.
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But nonetheless, we've got to remember that like 99.9999999%
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of the other meme coins that have been created, even after we
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were created, are gone. I won't name names.
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Some of them got a lot of attention, right?
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A lot of them are associated. Think about this.
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This is how different we are, OK?
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This is how different we are. We aren't.
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I'm your celebrity, OK? Like, we'll just say Trump.
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Trump. President Trump releases a meme
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coin two days before he becomes inaugurated as president of the
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United States, OK. So yeah, his coins done pretty
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well. OK, Although it's down
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significantly other celebrities, we we don't have a celebrity.
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I joke when I say I'm the celebrity, I'm no celebrity.
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OK, You're as much of A celebrity, you're as much a part
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of this as I am. And we had no big money behind
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us. I won't go down that rabbit
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hole. But guys, that's another way
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that we are critically different that this has been like the
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example of the of the project wallet money being raised, these
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big coins, you know, they they've got venture capital
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firms behind them. They got all this stuff and all
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this money and they just can throw it at the exchanges.
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And no, the fact that we've done it organically, we've done it
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with you, with me, with all of us together coming together,
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shared beliefs, shared mission, knowing this is a fair and level
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playing field is a huge, huge, huge deal, OK.
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And it's happening all around the world, everywhere,
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everywhere right now. We're going to be joined by our
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good friend Crypto Holics, who's going to share a story with us
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about how yesterday they helped onboard someone from the other
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side of the planet. Well, you know, that's kind of
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egotistical for me to say that the other side of the planet
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from me Unicorn fart does spans the globe.
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Let's bring on our friend Crypto Holics, see if I can get this
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done properly. Hello, Crypto Holics, good
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morning. Hello.
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Good morning. How you doing?
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I'm doing good, buddy. I'm pumped up about UFDI.
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You know, I know that I know that all the mean coins have
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been going through a very challenging period, but what I
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see going on with UFD from a from a price stability
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perspective over the last few weeks, plus the fact that the
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community just continues, I think the forge itself, I'm
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super excited. I'm totally excited.
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I mean, especially after what DJ Litmus did on Friday night, I
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mean. Who's DJ Litmus?
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I don't know what? What are you talking about?
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DJ Litmus. Or DJ or DJ you guys visit that
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stole your basement and lit your basement up on fire, brother.
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Hey, let me tell you something. Crypto holics, I think he took a
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couple Jelly beans out of here. I got a beep with him, you know.
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Yeah, but he he deserved it. He lit that basement up.
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I mean, come on, He can. He can.
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DJ Litmus, you can have all the beans you want.
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I got plenty of we can replace them with.
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Yeah, Yeah. No, I know.
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It's crazy. Go ahead.
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Buddy. So, yeah, I mean, I, I do the
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morning talk show most every mornings and and that kind of
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feeling in the afternoon. So we're having the spaces after
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the afternoon. And I always let everybody have
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a voice. I'm one of these spaces.
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I just don't have a top tier people and we're the only ones
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that talk. I'll let everybody have a voice.
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And a gentleman asked to speak and he came up.
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He had really broken English and a lot of us were were struggling
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to understand him. But through, through our group
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of people on all that were talking, we, we, we understood
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what he was talking about and he was talking about, you know, he
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wanted more information on this. And as a group, we, we reached
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out and said him to the website, we got him over here to the
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YouTube channel to watch, you know, a couple videos.
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And he just really liked what he said.
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And he understood good attracts good.
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And he said, you know, we're talking about exchanges in his
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country that they could use. And that's a great thing about
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Kraken because Kraken's in 190 countries.
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So hats off to Kraken, but he you know, I think he had bit
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Mart and bite bit in his country.
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And so I mean, just these are good vibes of the spaces.
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So let me ask you a question. This is a buttercup we're
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talking about that came into your spaces, correct?
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We get a quite a few butter cups that come into our spaces.
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You're you're you're, you're running like a buttercup
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recruiting office. So this buttercup shows up as as
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the challenges with English, but you guys were able to
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communicate with them, send them to some different spots and and
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where was he from? Do you mind telling us what
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country he. Was from He said it was from the
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Nepal and so Nepal. So I asked him what the time
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difference was and he's exactly 12 hours difference.
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Wow. It was 3:00 in the afternoon for
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us and 3:00 in the morning for him.
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He said that he runs a business over there.
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He's, he's been in Bitcoin for a long time and he's done very
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well for himself. He started using some numbers
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and, and one of the other community members told him, you
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know, hey, you know, when you're in spaces or online, you
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shouldn't mention how large an amount of money you actually
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have because then you become a target.
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So we kind of gave him some security issues to watch out
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for. And so, I mean, as a group, I
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mean, I can't ask for better spaces because everybody comes
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together with great information because one person don't know it
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all. I mean, I don't know it all.
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And and I forget so much that it when somebody else actually
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talks about something, I get brain cells that start
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triggering because, you know, at this age, only two of them fire
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just you stay awake. And so, yeah, I mean, hats off
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to everybody in the community there.
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And I mean. So.
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So was he? Was he converted to a duster?
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Do you believe this gentleman from Nepal?
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I'd like to, I'd like to say he, he probably, you know, ventured
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in probably with a little bit. I mean, I know within about
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20-30 minutes I always get the on my other monitor over here, I
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always get the chart open and I think about 1/2 hour to an hour
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later, I seem like a 350 sold by.
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I can't relate that to him, Right, Right.
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But you never know. Yeah, but think.
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About how crazy that is that you're on.
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I mean that I mean, you and I are connected right now and I
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know we don't live that far away from each other, but through
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this magic of of web three, I guess you would call it,
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although I don't really completely personally understand
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what Web 3 means, but we're able to communicate with people all
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over the world, communicate with for us specifically because of
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the work you're putting in with these spaces, information about
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UFD and like interact with people all around the world,
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offer this unbelievable kind of decentralized opportunity that
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we have with UFDI. Mean it's pretty wild because I
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know you and I are about the same age group, but man, it's
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pretty wild to think that this is going on in the world right
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now. And, you know, hats off to you
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and any of us who are out here kind of engaging anyone who's in
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the spaces, everybody, the most important person right now, the
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person who's joining us as we're talking.
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But like, we're making it happen, you know?
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I mean, this couldn't happen 30 years ago when you and I were in
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our 20s or 30s. I'm kind of laughing when you
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say we're also in the kind of the same age group because
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you're only nine years older than my oldest son.
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Yeah. But I mean, yeah, this
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technology, I've, I've always been a technology.
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I love what's going on with technology.
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And yeah. I mean, we used to see, you
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know, going up in space and I'm talking to Houston.
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It's all staticky. And that was great
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communications back in the 70s. But now you can turn on your
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computer. You can talk to people
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worldwide. I mean, technology is just, I
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love it. I mean, it's just been the
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forefront of my whole life and what we got going here.
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I love reaching to people all around the world.
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I love talking to everybody, even, you know, he he goes, I
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apologize for my broken English. It was broken English, but it
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was still understandable. Yeah.
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And that's what's so cool. I just I'm.
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Going to put you on full screen and I'm going to go look and see
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if I can find where Nepal is. So go ahead, keep talking.
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So you get to show the rest of my junk over.
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Here for the rest of the story my.
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Background is not as beautiful as yours, but I'm getting there.
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But yeah, I mean, it's just, it's just cool.
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You know, I lost train of thought there, but but
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technology is it. Go ahead.
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Yeah, no, that how cool it is that we're able to do this.
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I mean, and that we're able to share with with people all over
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the world. You know, I was having a
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conversation with Saff a couple days ago and we were talking
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about India, right. Like there's a billion people in
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India, 1.4 billion to be real. And they are quickly becoming
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wealthier and wealthier and like in there and they and they don't
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really trust paper currency in India.
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You know, the rupee is always going down in value.
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They go to the dollar. Will the dollars going down in
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value. Now they're starting to look to
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crypto. I mean, it's, it's we got to
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realize and like he brought up this fact that like everybody in
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India wants a cell phone. Once they get a cell phone, they
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can become dusters, right? I mean, as far as I understand,
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I don't know if the exchange will, but I mean, like as the
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world becomes connected by this technology, and I think we're
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still in the early phases of that happening, like there's a
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lot of potential people out there who are going to want to
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become parts, parts of community.
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And you know, the other thing that you were mentioning that
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got me thinking also is this benefit that we have with the
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UFD community of giving people something to belong to.
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And it's not just for people in Missouri or or Arkansas or Texas
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or Iowa or or North America. It's people all over the
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country, all over the world. I'm sorry.
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They can belong to this. You know, if you let me touch on
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a subject, Dark Duster kind of started, started talking about
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something. It's really resonated in my
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mind. And like with, with the, the
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weekend party we have with, with the DJ and stuff.
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And, and I kind of got in this discussion in the same space as
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the other night with, with another gentleman.
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And he was in there talking about his token.
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And I reached out and I said, you know what, we stand for
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good. We stand for community.
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We want to invite your community to come and hang out with us at
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our community, even though we're representing UFD.
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But we want, we want to reach out and, and open arms, bring in
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other great communities who want to stand for the same thing UFD
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stands for. And that's unite because we're
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strong united as UFD, but we're so much stronger if we unite
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with all the other people that want to prove a great thing and
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and bring in their community too.
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Not not to onboard them with us, but just to help boost them up.
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You know, kind of like pudgy Penguin guys, this guy was with
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SPX. You know, if, if everybody's
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good about good, they want their community to grow.
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We need to embrace everybody and let them come and talk, hang out
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in our spaces, let them come hang out in our rave.
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Let's have a good time with everybody that in in United the
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best meme coins will survive, but we got to unite with
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everybody. Yeah, yeah.
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And with the other meme coin communities and with people all
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over the world, I mean, it's really a crazy opportunity.
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And there's a lot of other great meme coin communities out there.
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You know, you mentioned pudgy Penguins, SPXI mean there's just
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a lot of other great and there's other great NFT communities like
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we I know have we're very fortunate to have a lot of the
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OR a number of people from the board ape Yacht Club community
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that are that are part of UFD. And you know, I love board ape
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and Wiley, I've talked. I mean, these are good quality
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people. There are and I love the dark
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Duster, our friend, the dark duster.
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You know, he's great, right? He's got a great point.
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I mean, there's, there's, there's, how do I say this?
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Because we all, I don't like to focus on it, but you know,
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there's been some shenanigans in the mean coin sector and the
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good people do need to stand together and be strong because
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we know in the end, good's going to win, right?
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Fairness on the, the cream will rise to the top.
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It will absolutely, absolutely happen.
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And here I want to show everybody quickly where Nepal is
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because I figured I thought, I actually thought I kind of sort
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of had this, right. Nepal is north of India, if I
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have that. Yeah, there it is right there.
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So there's India and there is Nepal right by Tibet.
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Is that horrible? Is that China above?
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Yeah, China. So it's between China and India.
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I mean, it's wild to think that yesterday you were talking to
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somebody. I'm going to draw on there with
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my crayons here, right, All the way around the world.
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I mean, if I, if I zoom out, but I think I have to, I have to go
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out there a little bit, But I mean, look at that.
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That's I mean, that is literally all the way around the world
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where you were talking to somebody and that we can get
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dusters. We're at, we aren't limited by
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geography. We aren't limited by language
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even necessarily, right? I mean, especially with AI and,
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and, and the fact that like, because I understand it like
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YouTube soon is going to be like, like translating all the
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live streams and they're like multiple different languages so
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that people all over the world can hear and see what's going
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on. You brought up, you know, DJ
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Litmus. I guarantee you there's people
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all over the world that were jamming out with DME.
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We had 27,000 people, 25 whatever it was Friday night.
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Unbelievable, right? Just totally unbelievable.
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So, well, you want to stick around while I go through the
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rest of the stuff. Sure, sure, I'll stick around.
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Let me do this real quick. I want to.
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Where'd you get that? Did Jasper give you that by
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chance? Yes, it does.
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I even got Jasper's signature on the bottom of it.
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So yeah, thank you Jasper. So I got one of my from the
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basement to the the computer bedroom.
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The computer bedroom. Right on, brother.
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Right on. All right, well, I'm going to
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run, run through a few few more things.
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You you jump in and interrupt me whenever you need to because I
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can I can run my mouth quite, quite efficiently.
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But let's see here we looked at the community project wallet.
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Let's go look at. I thought this was interesting.
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Hold on here. Here we go.
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And Nope. There we go.
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Do you see? OK, Do you see that on the
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screen? Jeff from Crypt Wizard.
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No, not yet. Get on the right screen.
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I'm not on the right. Get on.
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Come on, Ronnie. Thank you.
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I'll be here, Susie. You'll be my Susie.
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Good luck. Brother, good luck.
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No, I can't compete, but I'll watch for you here.
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Right on, I got it. So this was from our friend
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Kryptwizard. This was kind of funny, I
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thought, but hey, we're making we're we're still we're still
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making the news. Pump fun says their favorite
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KOLI. Guess I'm a KOLI.
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Never thought about that. I'm an unpaid or you know, I
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don't get paid to promote things and the only thing I talk about
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is 100% UFD. But at basement Ron, this came
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from pump fun mean coin. Fill in the blanks.
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So the best play I ever had. They have UFDI circled it in red
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there the favorite Kol basement Ron the coin.
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I'll never sell UFD. So always great to see.
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You know, good, good press from the from the from the people
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over at pump fun. So we're going to do our update
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here. I think this is a big deal.
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Again, every single day we thank Emma for keeping us posted.
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But three weeks now, guys, three weeks UFD has been in the social
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dominance top ten, she says, a wild accomplishment for a
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community not even three months old.
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So again, Jeff Cryptoholics 3 weeks we've been in the top 10
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and do you know what's what's this new coin I keep showing, I
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keep seeing showing up Pee Wee's.
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Do you know the story behind that one?
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No I don't, I've seen people post about it but I've been so
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focused and dug into UFDI have not really ventured out much.
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I apologize. No no I don't either that's why
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I'm I'm the same way. I'm like so 100% UFDI.
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Did see a few people post that they made some money off it and
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and use their profits to buy more UFD beans, but their market
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cap is a little lower than ours, however, right?
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They certainly haven't been on this list for three weeks
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straight. And I mean, you know, I say it
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everyday because I think it's so critical for us to understand we
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are literally a fraction of the of the market cap of most all
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the other meme coins on that list.
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So, and again, our holders holding steady at 40,000, which
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you know, people may not like when I say this, but I don't
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care. The fact that we've held steady
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during this last, but feels like three to four to five weeks of,
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I mean, you've been around crypto longer than me.
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Meme coins have gone through a kind of a six week, five week
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period of volatility. Is that an accurate way to
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describe it? Yeah, yeah, I mean they get,
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they go through the volatility points, you know, they easily,
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they, they had their big peak at the top, you know, 'cause when
22:41
they 1st come out of the out of the gate, you know, there's like
22:44
a racehorse. They go running and they got to
22:47
reach their peak. And then once the peak hits off,
22:50
then all the people who are just there for the fast, fast buck
22:53
are out. And that's where the community
22:55
starts. Yeah.
22:57
And that's where we are now. I mean we're, we're would you,
23:00
would you agree that UFD is, is I've never would say we're out
23:05
of the woods, right. We're always going to be
23:07
building. We're always going to put that
23:08
our our nucleus, that our core has been established and that
23:14
the core now continues to expand It does it, am I wrong
23:18
cryptoholics when I say I feel like that UFD community is
23:24
really which is what we want to see starting to take on almost a
23:27
life of its own, like things are happening and growing on a
23:30
regular basis. It has, I mean, UFD is, you
23:34
know, a life of its own. I feel like once we once we get
23:38
to a certain point, it's like putting the seed in the ground
23:41
and we're watering it. And we're just now seeing a
23:43
small sprout come out of the ground.
23:45
So we got the roots starting to grow.
23:48
We got a small sprout coming up. And now we're at the core of, as
23:53
we sprout up, we need to get more leaves.
23:55
We get more, more people onto the ground floor and more leaves
23:58
coming in to help blossom. And over a period of time as it
24:02
as what I'd call plant growing, we will see a a bloom and it's
24:06
going to blossom up to be a beautiful thing and.
24:08
It becomes like, almost like a geometric growth period, like if
24:11
we were an oak, a giant oak tree that's been around for 200
24:15
years, which we're not, we would be like maybe 3 or 4 years old.
24:19
They say like a, a month is a year in crypto.
24:22
Like we're like a, we're like an oak tree that's maybe 8 feet
24:25
tall. Like we're established, the
24:27
roots are growing robust, but we we still are, are us getting to
24:32
where we're really going to start to see some, some
24:35
significant. This, this first, this first
24:37
tier one listing is like, like the, the green sprout breaking
24:40
out of the ground. I mean, I, I, I really feel that
24:43
way, Ron. I mean, I got, I got fairly good
24:46
predictions and a pretty good judgement.
24:49
I mean, before, before the race started, everybody was going to
24:52
say, well, if we can get 5 or 7000, we're good.
24:54
And I told, you know, a few people in spaces, 10,000 is
24:57
going to be a fairly easy mark. I, I see 10,000 people showing
25:00
up when we hit 20,000, I was shocked.
25:04
So I, I, I was, you know, I, I pretty much can see things
25:08
happening and with the tier one happening that, I mean, a lot of
25:12
people are like, oh, this is kind of scary, you know, but
25:14
it's great. But no, it's needed because
25:16
there's so many people out there that go, oh, I want to buy UFD,
25:20
but I don't want to really get into phantom wallet.
25:24
I don't, I don't like that. I, I want an easier way to get
25:27
it. So there's a lot of people,
25:30
doesn't matter age group or whatever that want to get into
25:34
this that are waiting for that tier one listen because to them
25:39
keep it on the on the exchange where it's easy access for them
25:42
is they feel a comfort like a security blanket of safety, even
25:46
though, you know, that's how people react.
25:49
Yeah, yeah, yeah. And I and I and I and I can't
25:52
quite put this into words, right?
25:54
But you can't put magic into words.
25:56
But like the whole magic of UFD over the last 12 weeks and the
26:01
fact that that we've kind of grown into what we're
26:05
anticipating are going to be our tier one listing listings here
26:10
in the future, that we kind of grew into it organically.
26:13
It's not like we got it on the first night and we we had all
26:17
this money. Like the way it's just the, by
26:19
the nature of the way that we've grown into it, I think makes the
26:25
fact makes it more of a catalyst, let's say, than if it
26:29
had happened on the first night or happened on the third day or
26:33
whatever. Does that make sense at all?
26:36
I mean, Ron, I'm going to stick to my story on this.
26:38
This this story of UFD was written before you launched it.
26:41
It was it was woven. It was woven in the matrix of
26:44
the universe. And you're just following the
26:46
timeline of what's already been written.
26:48
No, I'm serious. I mean, take this is hard.
26:51
I'm serious because this is seriously what you're you got
26:55
great charisma. You got the you know, you got
26:58
you got a face for for TVI got I got a face for radio.
27:01
So you understand that one. But anyway, this story is a
27:07
Cinderella story of what crypto's been looking for.
27:10
Seriously, you came in here. You came in here with no
27:12
knowledge of crypto. I mean, if I would have watched
27:15
this coin, being I've been in crypto since 2015, the storyline
27:19
wouldn't be this because I've been in crypto and people are
27:22
like, oh, he's just in here for the money.
27:23
You know, you come from not knowing to doing this.
27:28
And that was the starting point of the whole story through the
27:32
matrix of the universe. And crypto has been dying for
27:36
this for years. I mean, I know back in the day,
27:39
you know, 20/17/2019 as a YouTube as myself, we've always
27:45
tried to reach out to the people to help them on board and teach
27:48
them and educate them. And you did, you know, I'm
27:54
experienced trying to teach these people and trying to
27:56
educate them and help them. You come in here with no
27:58
experience, you start a meme coin up and people are like,
28:01
wow, this guy can do it. Why can't I?
28:04
You know, why can't I buy crypto?
28:06
Why can't I not get in here? Not so much launch of corn, but
28:11
you know, now their their interest is piqued and with moon
28:14
pay and and everybody getting on board and Ledger, which we thank
28:18
them. It's it's they see the vision.
28:21
The way I see it, you are going to be like the the naive
28:26
unboarding king of crypto. I mean, how else do you put it?
28:32
You know what does, what does KO stand for?
28:34
KO stands, stands for King of Love.
28:36
Come. On King of love, baby.
28:37
King of love. That's right, that's right.
28:41
And all I wanted for Christmas was a crock pot.
28:43
Here. I got to show it one more time.
28:47
And you have Christmas and you never opened it, but you got
28:51
plenty of beans to put in there now.
28:53
I think I broke the lid on that thing or something.
28:55
I don't know, right. And now I'm now I'm cooking in a
28:57
crockpot with the next guy we're going to talk about who's the
29:00
duster of the day. There's this guy out there named
29:04
DJ Litmus, who, you know, I, I'm going to, I'm going to back up
29:08
to something. You were talking about crypto
29:10
holics, which is like my naivety and, and, and, and also that
29:14
coupled with the power of this community, like, yeah, sure, I'm
29:20
the face. I guess I have a face for, for,
29:22
for live streams out of my basement.
29:25
But I didn't, I didn't, I didn't strategically plan for this to
29:28
happen, right? My plan was to make a once a
29:31
week crock pot cooking video for fun, right?
29:33
And you have some fun with it, Not to have a cryptocurrency in
29:37
2025, but this is what happened. I also two weeks ago had never
29:42
in my life heard of DJ Litmus. OK, sorry.
29:45
DJ Litmus, didn't know who you were, didn't know anything, but
29:48
here's a guy who's a duster and a diamond hood duster, OK, He
29:53
likes his Jelly beans. We've established that already.
29:56
That just kind of appears and says, hey, I've got a talent.
30:01
I'm willing to give this a shot to help the UFD community.
30:05
I love UFD. So he does a a dance party rave
30:10
type thing last weekend. It goes really well and then of
30:14
course we know the history of what happened Friday night,
30:17
right 25,000 people. We raise all this money to help
30:20
with our tier one listings. But you know, he's the duster of
30:24
the day, OK, but on top of that, he's a great example for all of
30:28
us because he didn't know that it was going to be a success,
30:32
right? I think he knew that he had that
30:33
talent, but he didn't know. And what I want to point out
30:36
about me like 2 weeks ago, I didn't, I didn't like said no,
30:40
sorry guys, I didn't sit down here and think, you know, we
30:43
really need to find to DJ and have dance parties.
30:45
I think that'd be a great no, I didn't think that right.
30:48
That came from the community and that shows the power of this
30:53
community. So without further ado,
30:55
everybody's contributing. Everybody can try something.
30:58
Most things I try fail, OK, that's OK.
31:01
The fail. The only real failure is in not
31:03
trying. And but again, without further
31:06
ado, I'd like to recognize one of one of the dusters who did
31:11
and is making big contributions, and that is our friend DJ
31:17
Litmus. And of course, I don't have the
31:19
right screen up, but I do. Now.
31:21
Here is his Twitter profile for everybody to see DJ Litmus.
31:27
And you know, you know what he's doing.
31:30
You know that the success that he had, and that's awesome.
31:34
That's the other thing, right? Like like as we help each other
31:37
and as we explore our talents, guys, you never know what kind
31:41
of success this can bring, right?
31:43
And, and and I know I just get this feeling from DJ Litmus that
31:48
what he's doing is just from his heart.
31:51
It's like so obvious when he's on the oh, here.
31:54
I guess we got to, I guess we got to pull this up for one
31:56
second. Let's see here.
32:01
I don't have any volume for some reason.
32:03
Let's see here. On the right side, just a
32:05
little. Speaker Here he is.
32:10
We'll let the audience decide who's better looking.
32:12
DJ Litmus. I mean, just when you watch this
32:15
guy, you know that he's doing this from his heart and you know
32:19
that he's having fun and he's having great, great, great
32:22
success doing it as well. I think everybody in the
32:25
community feels like they're friends with him at this point.
32:28
And listen to that. So what I'd like to say is
32:34
congratulations to our friend DJ Litmus.
32:37
You are the duster of the day and you win the golden horn.
32:41
Boom, you get a double golden horn.
32:45
You get a double horn. There you go.
32:47
And I want to read a quick, I'm going to read a quick paragraph
32:51
that he wrote to the community. Here it is.
32:56
And I'm going to share the right tab.
32:58
Let me make sure I've got that up, which I do OK.
33:01
From DJ Litmus, he says. Good evening Ron, he wrote this
33:05
to me last night. Thank you so much.
33:06
I'm glad you're you're enjoying it.
33:09
I know electronic music isn't for everyone.
33:11
I'm still in awe at how well the show went last night.
33:14
He was referring to Friday night.
33:16
It was epic to say the least. It feels great knowing that I
33:19
helped along with many others to make the fundraiser a success.
33:24
I discovered UFD late December and immediately dove in after
33:27
watching a few of your videos until then.
33:29
And also he's been around a while.
33:32
That's awesome. I hadn't ever invested in meme
33:34
coins because I didn't really understand where it's value came
33:38
from either. It really is in the community.
33:42
I've been DJ ING and making music since the late 90s after I
33:45
went to my first rave party. Just like just like with UFDI,
33:49
fell in love with the community and the PLUR which I kept seeing
33:54
that word. Now I know what it is.
33:55
Thank you DJ Litmus for letting letting us know what PLUR stands
33:59
for. Peace, love, unity and respect
34:01
vibe. During the COVID lockdowns, I
34:03
started doing my first live streams.
34:05
Then life went back to normal and I took a break for the past
34:09
couple years. It was during a UFD spaces that
34:12
I had the epiphany on how I could use the memes and art in
34:16
my music streams to help spread the dust in my own unique way.
34:20
I had no idea it would turn into what we saw last night.
34:23
Now the fire has been rekindled and I'm so grateful I have an
34:27
outlet to share my passion and help our community grow and
34:30
achieve our goals. You've really created a spark of
34:32
magic with UFD. I've met so many incredible
34:36
people on here through this community that I consider my
34:40
friends. I will be.
34:42
I'm tearing up DJ Litmus. I will be a UFD holder forever
34:48
because I'm never leaving this community.
34:50
Sorry for the long reply. Feel free to edit it down as
34:53
needed. I could go on forever about why
34:56
I love being part of the herd. Please tell everyone how
34:58
grateful I am for their support. I'm also very grateful for the
35:02
support of you and Susie. I'm truly honored to be the
35:04
duster of the day. And what does plural stand for?
35:08
Peace, love, unity and respect. DJ Litmus.
35:14
He said something in there that caught my attention.
35:17
I forget what it was. Well, I just want to point out,
35:20
right, like he was, he was. So he's been a token holder
35:24
since December. He was watching, he was part of
35:27
the community. And he just decided a few days
35:30
ago, and I just want to encourage everybody out there,
35:33
right? Like, please try to use your
35:35
talents. I've said like I don't have a
35:37
monopoly on live streaming. People want to live stream.
35:41
Go for it. I think it's great.
35:43
You know, people want to make music.
35:44
People want to make posters, NFTS, merch, whatever it is, I
35:48
think it's great. Go ahead, cryptoholics.
35:51
It is, I mean, my, I think DJ Litmus this, this rekindled his
35:56
fire. I mean, because he'd made a
35:58
comment and what I don't remember business spaces or
36:01
where it was, but he said that he, he used to do on live stream
36:04
just by himself and he'd only get 4 or 500 people show up on
36:08
his live stream during COVID. And now he says he's but he
36:13
didn't have a community like UFD behind him and he's feeding off
36:16
the fire. So his excitement Friday night
36:19
to see, you know, 10-15 and as it grow to 20,000, I think man,
36:24
that's that's the largest performance he's been in front
36:27
of. And I think it was just light
36:28
his fire to the point that he, you know, instead of standing
36:33
there and running that in tears run down his face like you and
36:35
me, Ron, he he, he just jumped all over the place and just blew
36:39
it out of the water. I mean, he was feeding off of it
36:41
really heavy. And my hat's off to him.
36:45
And there's a lot of hidden talent.
36:48
There's a lot of hidden talents within our community.
36:50
And it's just a matter of time before people step up and, and
36:53
have more talents and bring them forward.
36:54
Lauren's one of them. She plays music.
36:58
I think Moon somebody he plays guitar too.
37:02
And you know, and and through this, a lot of us have been kind
37:05
of talking as, hey, this is great to do it online.
37:08
Where can we go rent a nightclub or where can we go rent an
37:11
aircraft hangar and and make it central where everybody can fly
37:15
in and come hang out for, you know, a weekend and let's have a
37:18
rural rave party with we're going to live.
37:21
We're going to, we, we, we need to rent a church basement in
37:24
Saint Louis. They, they can't.
37:25
There's Catholic churches on every corner and I think a lot
37:28
of times. I don't know.
37:29
I don't know if that would handle the group we have in a
37:31
church. I mean, come on, Ron, we had, we
37:33
had to definitely get like an airport hangar or so.
37:35
I know. I mean, I'm being I'm being
37:36
egotistical because I'm thinking we want to be in a basement.
37:39
But yeah, what I want to point out 20,000 people, OK, if you
37:43
think of a NHL hockey arena or an NBA basketball arena, I think
37:48
they usually, I know the one in Saint, the whole 2025 thousand
37:51
people. That's how many people were
37:54
partying with DJ Litmus Friday night.
37:56
OK, and I got I got good news, right?
37:59
Those weren't all dusters. OK, that's good news.
38:02
Those were not all diamond hubs. I, if I, if I had to guess, I
38:06
would say maybe half of those people, maybe as little as a
38:11
third are dusters. So you talk about spreading
38:14
dust. I mean, DJ Litmus.
38:16
Litmus knocked it out of the park, right?
38:18
And you just don't know, you know, and because I know other
38:21
people have tried other initiatives that maybe obviously
38:24
weren't as successful. This was a massive home run
38:27
event. That's OK, right?
38:29
I mean, you just, you don't know, I don't think that two
38:32
weeks ago DJ Litmus was thinking, oh, I'm going to do a,
38:36
an online rave dance party and get 25,000 people and spread the
38:41
word. No, he wasn't.
38:42
I mean, you know, he but he had The thing is, he had the courage
38:46
to give it a shot. He had no idea how it would turn
38:49
out. And that was last, I think,
38:50
what, Saturday night. And I'm like, this is cool, you
38:53
know, and. The week and the week before he
38:55
did it, he only got 2400, almost 2500 people to come in the week
38:59
before. So he was excited to just get
39:01
2500 and every you know, so he when he's doing this one, he's
39:05
like, if I can just get 2500, I'm going to be raving all night
39:08
long and when I see I'm like, dude, no, you already did it
39:11
once the words out there 10,000 to mark and what I mean, I got
39:15
to tear my eye at 10,000 and I'm like, I was happy for him
39:18
because I knew it was the biggest crowd for him.
39:22
I could feel it in his vibes. And so my my biggest word, you
39:26
know, I know a lot of people referring to stuff like in the
39:28
basement to like Wayne's World and I was I had planned on doing
39:32
this morning. So to from me to you and Jake
39:36
Litmus, I'm not worthy. I'm not worthy.
39:40
We're all worthy. We're all, we're all worthy.
39:44
And the other thing I want to mention is that we all need to
39:46
help each other as a community. We really do.
39:50
There, we got a new guy. I think it's Stacks who came in
39:52
and he really hit that home. And he's like, that's part of
39:55
the value, right? And I think DJ, well, no, that's
39:58
what DJ Litmus said in what he wrote, right?
40:00
Like I think he said he'd never invested in meme coins before.
40:03
I'm with you. I never I've only invested in
40:06
one meme coin that's UFD and. And you know, the day that I
40:10
created it, I sat down here and said, don't buy it.
40:12
It's Unicorn fart dust, right? I had that transformation when I
40:17
realized, which I think is what he said in his paragraph as
40:20
well, that like this is real. I was just having the
40:23
conversation with a buddy of mine, a fellow boomer age buddy
40:26
of mine this morning. Like the energy that people put
40:30
into this project, that the, the, the work that people put
40:34
into it that is real, that does create value, right?
40:37
The relationship trips create value.
40:39
It creates this. People pay money to belong to
40:43
country clubs. People pay money to belong to,
40:46
you know, the Lions Club or whatever, a Rotary Club, all
40:49
these different things. It's like we're the same thing,
40:52
right? There's real tangible value in
40:55
what we're doing. The energy that he created
40:58
Friday night is real, right? That doesn't, that doesn't like
41:01
just go away, right? This fun, this, this, this
41:05
community, the sense of connection that we all felt, and
41:10
not just with DJ Litmus, but with all the things, you know,
41:13
here. You know, I mean, look at this.
41:15
I think this is the greatest, greatest, funniest thing in the
41:17
world. Hold on here.
41:19
And then we're going to get serious.
41:20
We're going to talk about Japan and the Office of the
41:23
Comptroller of Concert Currency, but we'll be quick about that.
41:26
But this several people sent this one to me.
41:31
This this gentleman is making movie posters everyday Simon OK,
41:36
and he put out a video encouraging people to to to
41:39
explore their talents. But he says he called this one's
41:43
from the godfather. It's called the fart father and
41:45
aroma. You can't refuse UFD.
41:48
This is movie poster number six and there it is said of the
41:52
godfather. It's the fart father.
41:53
Now, I got to admit, in real life, I think I think crypto
41:57
Holic can can can attest this. I'm not that good looking, but
42:00
there I am with the good old Jasper.
42:05
That's a good looking guy in that picture.
42:07
That is that is not what I exactly see when I look in the
42:09
mirror, but he he he's he's using his talents.
42:13
I mean that's funny. That's real.
42:15
Let's see. I wish I could find his darn it.
42:18
Hold on here, bear with me. I'm going to let Cryptoholic
42:21
sing for everybody. I want to go back.
42:23
I think. I think Jasper stole the good
42:24
looks out of that picture there for you.
42:26
Right. Yeah, right.
42:27
Look at that. Jasper definitely has the good
42:30
looks. Let me see if I can find the
42:32
look at that. There me go.
42:33
Ahead, you don't want me. You don't want me singing
42:35
because people will leave. Look at, look at this.
42:38
That's Unicorn fart dust on a unicycle.
42:42
Get it? Unicorn fart dust.
42:44
I mean, where are these people coming up with this stuff?
42:47
There is he. There he is.
42:48
Hold on here. Darn it.
42:49
I wish I could find his. He made a great little video
42:53
encouraging people to hold on. Ah, here it is.
42:59
Here, I'm going to play this. It's only 30 seconds long.
43:02
Hold on. Get that up, say.
43:04
Don't be afraid to share your talent sometimes when?
43:06
You're is. What's up dusters?
43:08
It's a beautiful weekend here. I'm here in Coronado, CA and
43:12
just I wanted to say don't be afraid to share your talent.
43:15
Sometimes we're new to something, but whether that's
43:17
art or that's playing the guitar, but you've just started
43:20
3D modelling, right? Don't be afraid to share your
43:22
talents. You know, I noticed with my
43:24
movie posters, every time I do it, because I'm doing it
43:26
consistently, I'm getting better at it.
43:28
But sometimes we want to hide and we don't want to share.
43:31
All right, don't let that be you.
43:32
And whatever you do, get out this weekend, go and have some
43:35
fun. I'm off to play pickleball.
43:37
I'll see you later. I love it, right?
43:40
Do you think he summed it up there?
43:41
Cryptoholics. Yeah, OK.
43:44
You got you got you got a few more minutes to stick with me so
43:47
we can run through the final couple of more interesting
43:50
things I got I got something really interesting, but one of
43:53
our friends hold on here, let me pull it up.
43:57
All right Congratulations DJ Litness where'd it go here it is
44:02
all right and one of our friends I want to show his his profile
44:10
page connector sent me some great information yesterday for
44:14
the live stream so there's connector.
44:16
I also want to mention I believe he's involved with our Instagram
44:21
page and and I this is the daily reminder guys.
44:24
We are doing great on crypto Twitter, absolutely.
44:28
Let's keep it up. That's our town hall.
44:30
But a real opportunity exists for us on these other social
44:34
media platforms, Reddit, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube,
44:38
other places as well. So please, you know, maybe just
44:41
do one thing today on one of those different platforms
44:43
talking about UFD, it will help. But Connector sent me a couple
44:48
interesting articles. First one was about Japan.
44:53
You know, and I most people don't really, we kind of forget
44:56
about Japan, Japan crypto holics.
44:59
You probably remember like back in my teens and 20s, everybody
45:02
was afraid Japan was going to take over the world.
45:04
And, you know, they were making these Toyota and Honda cars and
45:07
going to destroy America. But Japan is still the fourth
45:11
largest economy in the world. And they've got a new proposal,
45:16
I'll emphasize proposal from their ruling party to cap
45:20
cryptocurrency taxes at 20%. That's when I read these two
45:23
paragraphs. The ruling Liberal Democratic
45:26
Party has introduced a proposal aimed at significantly lowering
45:30
tax rate on crypto gains from the current Max of of 55% all
45:36
the way down to 20%. This proposal seeks to classify
45:40
crypto as a new asset class under the Financial Instruments
45:44
and Exchange Act, thereby aligning the tax treatment of
45:47
crypto with that of traditional securities.
45:50
Again, this is the fourth largest economy in the world and
45:55
and that is a pro crypto move. And you know, of course we know
45:59
what's coming out of the current administration in terms of
46:01
crypto. So we're going to keep an eye on
46:03
that. I want to go to this next
46:05
article. I'm not going to read you this
46:07
because this is some dry reading, but here's a letter
46:11
from our favorite office, the Office of the Comptroller of the
46:14
Currency. And this is about banking in the
46:18
United States. This just came out looks like
46:20
what, March 7th, so Friday and I'll, I'll, I'll just that's
46:25
just proof that this came out. But we got a a little article
46:28
about this directive from the OCC from Axios and the OCC now
46:36
clears banks for crypto custody and other business.
46:41
The OCC will no longer need permission of banks as the banks
46:44
will no need permission to engage in certain kinds of
46:47
common crypto related activities, according to a new
46:50
interpretive letter issued Friday.
46:53
Why does this matter? It's a turnabout for the agency,
46:57
which joined the Fed and the FDIC in January 2023 under the
47:02
Biden administration, in issuing a general caution against banks
47:06
partnering with digital asset businesses or offering related
47:11
services. Here I'm going to read you
47:14
quickly. These are some comments from
47:16
connector cuz he really summed it up says that now banks, these
47:20
are U.S. banks can engage in crypto activities more easily.
47:23
The letter reportedly confirms that national banks and federal
47:27
savings associations can provide crypto custody, safekeeping
47:31
digital assets, participate in certain stable coin activities
47:35
like issuing or exchanging them, and use distributed Ledger
47:39
technology such as stock chain for verification.
47:43
This is the removal of prior approval requirement.
47:46
This means banks can jump into these activities without waiting
47:50
for a regulatory green light as long as they comply with
47:54
existing laws and manage risk properly.
47:57
It's a big deal. It speeds up adoption by
47:59
reducing bureaucratic delays. It's a boost for stable coins
48:03
and payments. By explicitly allowing banks to
48:06
use distributed Ledger technology and stable coins,
48:11
crypto currencies pegged to assets like the US dollar for
48:14
payment activities, the letter could supercharge their use in
48:18
mainstream finance. Imagine faster, cheaper
48:21
cross-border transfers or real time settlements.
48:24
Banks could leverage stable coins to compete with Fintech,
48:28
Ventax and crypto native firms. Increasing liquidity and trust
48:34
in these assets legitimacy the institutional adoption for
48:37
crypto industry. Having federal federally
48:40
chartered banks like JP Morgan or Wells Fargo stepped in as
48:43
custodians or payment facilitator facilitators cements
48:47
digital assets as a legitimate part of the financial system.
48:51
It's not just speculators or crypto startups anymore.
48:54
It's the old guard joining in. This could draw in more
48:58
institutional investors, boost market stability and maybe even
49:03
push prices up. Risk still matters.
49:05
While the letter lowers barriers, it doesn't mean free
49:08
for all. Banks still have to follow
49:09
safety and soundness rules and consumer protect protection
49:13
regulations. If they screw up, say, lose
49:16
assets or get hacked or mismanaged, the OCC could crack
49:19
down. So the onus is on the banks to
49:22
get their act together, which might favor bigger players with
49:26
deeper pockets for compliance. For crypto broadly, this is a
49:30
step toward mainstream integration.
49:32
It could mean more people accessing crypto through their
49:35
bank accounts, not just exchanges like Coinbase.
49:39
Stable coins might become go to tools for payments, challenging
49:43
traditional rails like SWIFT. That was a mouthful.
49:47
But a crypto holics? Tell me what you think.
49:51
It sounds to me like this indicates more of a movement of
49:55
crypto into mainstream finance. Well, this this is great news
50:00
because it way before your time we people were experiencing many
50:04
years back, banks were actually closing people's accounts
50:08
because they found out people were buying crypto.
50:11
And. I don't want to call names out,
50:13
but Wells Fargo was one of the biggest ones that were closing
50:15
people's accounts and tagging them as, you know, possible
50:19
terrorists accounts. I mean, it was got pretty bad.
50:22
So on the baking industry side of this, this is huge because, I
50:27
mean, the banks have slowly come around, but now this is like the
50:30
green light to the banks is like, hey, maybe these people
50:33
weren't doing anything wrong, man.
50:34
We're just behind on the ball game.
50:36
So, yeah, so the regulatory is coming around.
50:39
We knew it would. I used to educate my banker.
50:43
20/16/2017 I, I, I was educating my, my loan officer and teaching
50:48
him about crypto. And I kept telling him, you
50:51
know, but you got to buy some Bitcoin, at least get yourself
50:53
one Bitcoin. Your kids and your wife will
50:56
thank you. And he, he was like, I don't
50:58
know, it's like $3000, you know, and I'm like, come on, dude,
51:03
you're a banker. Diversify a little bit.
51:07
You know, I was trying to get help him out and I hope, I hope
51:09
he got at least one. If not, I'm sorry.
51:12
I I gave him the word. But yeah, this is a big move.
51:17
I can't hear you, Ron. You're muted.
51:19
I'm muted. Thank you.
51:21
That's why thank you. You're, you are standing in for
51:23
Susie. Thank you.
51:25
I think it's only like what 7% of the US population or 15%
51:30
something like that owns any kind of crypto.
51:32
I mean, that's that. I think it's 15% because it's
51:35
like one in seven people only own crypto in the United States.
51:40
I'm not a mathematician, but yeah, I'll agree with you on
51:42
that number. Well, one in one in seven means
51:47
we got a lot of, we got a lot of room for growth to get the six
51:51
out of seven or five out of seven.
51:53
You know, that would be a five times increase just to get the
51:56
five out of seven, which is still probably like 63 percent
52:00
or something like that. I mean, I know we're going along
52:03
in your live stream here and I don't want to drag it up too
52:05
long, but I tell people, you know what, when I, when I first
52:08
learned about crypto, I dug into the money side of crypto and I
52:12
want to know more about it. And it's not until you dig into
52:14
the blockchain side, because there's actually two sides of
52:16
crypto. There's the money side of crypto
52:18
that funds it. There's a blockchain side that
52:21
actually builds on it. And when back in the 2015
52:25
sixteen era, that was ground bait that, you know, that was my
52:28
error. That's probably they're probably
52:30
building the basement in the first floor of crypto worldwide
52:33
and what what it's doing, it's rebuilding the whole financial
52:36
structure for the whole world of how we look at crypto and it's
52:41
slowly graduated from, you know, from basement to the first
52:44
floor. Then we got the D5, which is
52:46
probably the second, maybe the third floor.
52:48
So we're just seeing the bank banking sectors start getting
52:51
the D5 crypto. We still got 75 stories to go of
52:54
this empire and crypto. I mean, until you really dig
52:58
into the blockchain, what's going on there.
53:01
This is so early and people are like, oh, I'm so late.
53:03
No, you don't realize it. You are you are way early
53:07
$100,000 Bitcoin. That's pennies on that dollar.
53:11
I won't live long enough to see where Bitcoin is going to go to
53:14
when it finishes going out because in the next 2025 years,
53:20
Bitcoin is going to be an astronomical number because it's
53:22
going to be an asset for the world, not just our country.
53:26
It's it's a world asset. And so anybody thinking $100,000
53:31
Bitcoin is cheap, they are expensive.
53:33
They need to think twice. It blows my mind, I think is the
53:38
world progresses here over the next 1020 years.
53:41
It blows my mind to think about the entire world in that, in
53:47
that most people, unless they're living under a suppressive
53:50
government will have access to crypto.
53:53
That guy Kyle Chassy really, really like blew my mind away
53:57
when I realized you talked about it earlier, right?
53:59
Like when a new light bulb comes on in your head where it's like
54:03
all these people and I like to talk about India.
54:06
This is just a great example in India that are getting phones
54:09
that. That that, but it's.
54:10
All equal those people in India the the the farmer in India for
54:16
the person in India who's just now coming into the consumer
54:19
class has access to the exact same beans right that you and I
54:24
have access to all right sorry I got to shake the beans once
54:30
every live stream. I mean they do and and it's it's
54:34
it's different than like the banking system right the poor
54:38
person in India doesn't have access to open an account with
54:42
Wells Fargo. Sorry, just can't happen, right,
54:45
But they can have at some point access and maybe they do
54:49
already. I you know, I don't want to say
54:51
that, but it's just it's, it's crazy to think how how this
54:56
opportunity makes everything available to everybody on the
55:00
same fair level, right? Like it's it's democratized I
55:04
think is the word they like to use for it.
55:06
I mean, I know, I know for a fact in some of those those
55:09
parts of the country, not not necessarily Nepal, but some of
55:12
the third world countries, a lot of the business owners and a lot
55:15
of people transacting other since their their dollar or
55:19
their what are their, their currency?
55:21
Is that where their country is, is so worthless in some of these
55:24
third world countries that they're already transacting
55:27
using crypto and they're different from phone to phone.
55:30
And they find more value in in transaction crypto to crypto
55:34
than using their money because it's their money is, is more
55:36
volatile than crypto is. Yeah, yeah.
55:39
And that's hard to believe because we, you know, we as
55:41
Americans, you know, some people just don't think that far
55:44
outside the guideline. Yeah, yeah, a lot of them.
55:47
Will it go ahead? We live.
55:48
We live in too much security. We, we, we comfort, are too
55:52
comfortable to think outside the other worlds.
55:55
But it's there. It is.
55:57
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. My friends from Venezuela talk
56:00
to somebody from Venezuela about paper currency, right?
56:03
Like overnight their money became worthless.
56:06
I don't think that's going to happen.
56:07
Like, it could. It could.
56:09
I mean, you've got people out there that would say, oh, the
56:12
dollar could collapse. I mean, it could.
56:14
I think it's a very miniscule chance, but I mean, cryptoholic,
56:19
even under the best of circumstances, the dollar is
56:23
designed, right? Is, is, is is is is coded to
56:27
lose 2% of its value every year. That's the Federal Reserve's
56:31
target for inflation. We all know that the inflation
56:34
numbers are suspect. I think you can say, so you
56:38
know, this idea that, that, that the world is not thirsting for a
56:43
way because let's at the end of the day, right, like people
56:46
work, people do things for each other and they want to wait with
56:50
what they're paid for the work they do to store their value.
56:53
They're hungry for something that is finite, right?
56:57
Can't be just printed into oblivion.
56:59
That is not going to depreciate or be diluted in value.
57:03
And you know, I think that's why on the, on a much higher level,
57:06
right, why Bitcoin has, has had such wild success.
57:10
But but, and in there there, there are some, I think very
57:15
distinct similarities between what we have with UFD and
57:18
Bitcoin. You know, I'm not saying that
57:21
we're the same. I'm not, I understand, right.
57:24
But but there are some similarities in terms of what we
57:27
have. I mean, I've got a great article
57:29
I'm going to share tomorrow that Seth sent me that talks about
57:33
Bitcoin and what makes it attractive and what made it what
57:36
it is. And I'm like, I'm sorry, but you
57:39
could put Unicorn fart dust because we check all those same
57:42
boxes. Again, I'm not saying we're not
57:45
making financial predictions or not, but but but there's,
57:48
there's this thirst in the world and while at the same time
57:52
there's there's major technology evolution occurring as well that
57:58
they kind of both feed into what I think could be a real bright
58:01
future. I mean, the only difference I
58:04
see between Bitcoin and UFD is all of our tokens are out there,
58:06
999 million are already out there.
58:09
Bitcoin is still being mined, is having having them every 3 1/2
58:13
years. So not all 21 million Bitcoin
58:16
are out there yet. And so that's reason their value
58:19
is so much higher than UFD because not all their tokens are
58:22
out there for the the taken. We just threw them all out there
58:26
and said come get your beans. I always go back if if everybody
58:32
in India wanted to buy 1 bean right?
58:35
That there's not enough to go around.
58:37
There's just not enough to go around.
58:38
I want to say thank you to a channel sponsors Moon Pay and
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Ledger. This show, this community is not
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possible without their support. Moon Pay is the on ramp, right?
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me. It's where I store my beans.
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So thank you to both Ledger and Moon Pay for making this
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possible and and making this great.
59:31
I mean crypto halls, we have 1600 people.
59:34
We're not quite like DJ Litmus, but we've got 1600 people, so we
59:39
got 1600 dusters out there who are watching us right now,
59:43
connected with us and that's. What makes that makes soundtrack
59:48
machine? I got to get those ratings.
59:52
I can't quite. I can't quite.
59:56
I get these ratings up. We need to get, you know, 16,000
59:59
people on these streams. Yeah, right, right, right.
1:00:02
Well, it happens, you know it. It ebbs and flows, but I really
1:00:06
appreciate you coming on. I got my crypto holics coffee
1:00:09
mug here. Hey, yeah, so I got my.
1:00:13
Little Unicorn? I think that's a fair trade.
1:00:15
There we go. We'll, this is a toast clunk,
1:00:17
right? Fair trade.
1:00:19
Thank you on behalf. Of our viewer.
1:00:21
And let and let's remember, right?
1:00:22
Like it's me and you right, but really just as important as me
1:00:26
and you is that person out there who's joining us from somewhere
1:00:31
in the world, right, right. And and and very most likely
1:00:35
they got their horn on horns up dusters, right, but we're all
1:00:40
connected and we're all here for each other.
1:00:42
So cryptoholics, thank you, all right, and to the viewer, thank
1:00:46
you and we will we'll see you guys next time.
1:00:49
Bye. Bye.