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Render Joins XRP🚨Cathie Wood Loads Up!?🚀 · The Paul Barron Crypto Show

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Speaker 1: Big news breaking on Bripple today. Of course, the SEC
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Speaker 1: case has been dropped officially, but there's some other things
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Speaker 1: and I want to get into this. This is Kathy
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Speaker 1: would breaking down a little bit for on what's going
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Speaker 1: on with her Bitcoin and her Robinhood investments. Take a look.
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Speaker 2: There has been a serious dip in markets, Kathy.
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Speaker 3: If you had to choose where.
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Speaker 4: You would buy the dip the most, would it be
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Speaker 4: in bitcoin, Tesla or Nvidia?
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Speaker 3: Oh my goodness, Tesla and names that mimic Bitcoin, other
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Speaker 3: crypto assets like Coinbase, like Robinhood, both of them have
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Speaker 3: to Robinhood has nailed the uther interface. I think coinbase
1:09
Speaker 3: is putting a lot of effort into getting that right
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Speaker 3: as well. So USDC do circles USDT, that's tethers. That's
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Speaker 3: the on ramp into into defied taking place on these
1:23
Speaker 3: ecosystems which are supported by Ethereum and Solana, and of
1:28
Speaker 3: course you're seeing repped bitcoin on Ethereum as well, so
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Speaker 3: Bitcoin's trying to get into the game.
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Speaker 1: Obviously, he's going after these innovative assets, so they kind
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Speaker 1: of mimic the growth and the trajectory that we've seen
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Speaker 1: of bitcoin over the time. So it's all of those
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Speaker 1: may could and could possibly see two three, four x
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Speaker 1: who knows, with the potential of a bull market still
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Speaker 1: in place. So I think this is typical. Kathy would
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Speaker 1: investing definitely on innovation, and she goes a little bit
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Speaker 1: further because because she's going to extend her investing on innovation.
2:03
Speaker 1: Take a look at this.
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Speaker 5: Clip looking at something called Helium. It's changed from I
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Speaker 5: guess a hotspot provider now to five G coverage. But
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Speaker 5: this idea of hardware network supported by tokens and other
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Speaker 5: community incentives, I think maybe regulation held.
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Speaker 3: It back a bit.
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Speaker 5: This is of course called deep in physical infrastructure networks.
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Speaker 5: So you've got Helium, you've got hive mapper in the
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Speaker 5: dash cam space, you've got render. So users with idle
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Speaker 5: GPUs rent.
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Speaker 6: Out their computing power.
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Speaker 3: That's kind of the physical and the digital world coming together,
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Speaker 3: all right.
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Speaker 1: So she's seeing the deepen opportunity here that we've talked
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Speaker 1: about here on this show quite a bit. Render of
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Speaker 1: course is one of the biggest, if not the biggest,
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Speaker 1: that of course is active on decentralized compute and what
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Speaker 1: that might mean to the future of not only technology
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Speaker 1: but especially to render itself. Render con of course is
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Speaker 1: happening here in April in Hollywood, Okay, So there's a
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Speaker 1: reason for that, the connection to it there of course,
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Speaker 1: you see Jules Erbach, the founder, and then also we've
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Speaker 1: got Nvidia showing up right there. Richard Carris is going
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Speaker 1: to be there, who is the GM and Media and
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Speaker 1: Entertainment at Invidia. So good connection. Remember that Jewels Erbach
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Speaker 1: and also Jensen over at Nvidia are I won't say friends,
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Speaker 1: but they are definitely colleagues in which they've worked a
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Speaker 1: lot together. And I think it's showing up a lot
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Speaker 1: because when you look at what Nvidia announced just yesterday,
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Speaker 1: big announcement. They're going into this new Blackwell Universal Data
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Speaker 1: Center GPUs. This is going to do some pretty cool
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Speaker 1: stuff if you scan further in the article right here,
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Speaker 1: let me kind of zoom in on that for you guys.
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Speaker 1: Blackwell Server Edition GPUs. Unlike brand new workflows that were
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Speaker 1: previly so out to reach for three D content creators,
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Speaker 1: this is Jules Urbach right there making that statement of
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Speaker 1: O toy Render and founder first of all jewels in
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Speaker 1: the press release. Remember this just happened yesterday. Okay, here's
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Speaker 1: the keynote right here at the DDC conference. So you
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Speaker 1: look at what's going to be happening with Render and
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Speaker 1: in Nvidia in the future. I have a feeling we've
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Speaker 1: got a very good match made in heaven here, so
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Speaker 1: watch that very closely. Let me go over to a
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Speaker 1: couple other things. I want to get into a clip
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Speaker 1: here that's talking about Render revealing something very special. Take
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Speaker 1: a look.
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Speaker 7: We're finding at a point where our compute API is
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Speaker 7: in private beta. What I want to show you, guys
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Speaker 7: is just a quick visual example of what we mean you.
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Speaker 7: So here you can see swarm you I and IT
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Speaker 7: orchestrating a whole set of render notes doing inference in parallel.
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Speaker 7: Typically they run out of compute on their local devices
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Speaker 7: and look for ways to extend that. And being able
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Speaker 7: to extend that in almost infinite compute on consumer notes
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Speaker 7: is a really, really big win. Here's a different example,
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Speaker 7: and you can just see the notes firing up and
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Speaker 7: the various versions running in parallel. The whole idea is
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Speaker 7: definitely we'll launch with a couple of the well known
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Speaker 7: open source models Flux, Stable, Diffusion, onion, and we'll add
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Speaker 7: more as we go there.
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Speaker 8: If I wanted to go to Amazon and do the
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Speaker 8: same thing, do you guys ever do comparisons on what
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Speaker 8: that would look like.
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Speaker 7: On the rendering side. Utiple multiple less, so a tenth
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Speaker 7: to sort of the range.
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Speaker 8: So you can do ten times more, provide ten times
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Speaker 8: to the value to customers with the same budget.
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Speaker 7: I think there's a massive cost saving that can be
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Speaker 7: realized here.
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Speaker 1: All right, So this to me is a critical market breakthrough.
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Speaker 1: And what I mean by that is when we look
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Speaker 1: at AI and the potential use cases of it, render
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Speaker 1: is going to be a pivotal company in how we
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Speaker 1: see graphics, video, images, et cetera. Rendered, especially with decentralized compute.
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Speaker 1: This is a big deal, guys. So if you're not
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Speaker 1: following this token and this company right now, you should be.
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Speaker 1: Now it goes a little bit further because there's one
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Speaker 1: thing that is starting to happen is the evolution of
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Speaker 1: how we'll see this maybe in game or even within
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Speaker 1: Web three applications. This is where Render is partnering with
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Speaker 1: future Verse. Now remember future Verse part of the XRP ecosystem.
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Speaker 1: Take a look at this.
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Speaker 7: We've chosen a couple of early stage beta partners to
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Speaker 7: try and help integrate with. The one that's probably the
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Speaker 7: most pertinent today and that we're really excited about is
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Speaker 7: our friends here. I think, yeah, hell yet. So I'd
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Speaker 7: love for Mike to show you a first little demo
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Speaker 7: or shot of what we're trying to launch along with them.
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Speaker 8: What we've actually been doing, as think agents are partnering
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Speaker 8: with Render is we've actually been building with future partnership
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Speaker 8: with future Verse. And so this is Jesse's ape on
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Speaker 8: the right. And so we literally took an ape, and
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Speaker 8: this ape is brought into a three D environment in
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Speaker 8: Unreal Engine or Unity, and so now you can take
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Speaker 8: any image like you could take an image from a
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Speaker 8: movie and we can put Jesse's ape in there, and
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Speaker 8: this is called a Laura model. We could take Arnold
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Speaker 8: as them.
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Speaker 7: Here.
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Speaker 8: It runs through a whole suite of systems and it
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Speaker 8: will be pushed into renders. Again. You could see it
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Speaker 8: here with just a normal shoot. And here's taking you know,
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Speaker 8: the Gladiator in the upper left. You can see the
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Speaker 8: same model running on a whole bit or the same
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Speaker 8: input running on a whole bunch of Laura models. Here's
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Speaker 8: from Back to the Future with the same setup.
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Speaker 1: Fantastic. Again, this is just early stage, guys. What we
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Speaker 1: are going to see coming out of these companies is
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Speaker 1: going to blow your mind. One thing that if you notice,
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Speaker 1: and I think you know future Verse in general. We've
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Speaker 1: had them here on.
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Speaker 4: The show before.
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Speaker 1: If you haven't watched that video, go back and just
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Speaker 1: search for Future Verse on our channel. You get a
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Speaker 1: chance to see some of our deep dives on this.
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Speaker 1: But they were recognized as fast Companies most innovative Companies
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Speaker 1: of twenty twenty five. This is a Web three company
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Speaker 1: and they are within the ecosystem of XRP. This will
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Speaker 1: be amazing now because you've essentially got render connected now
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Speaker 1: into the XRP ecosystem. I want to go to another
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Speaker 1: tweet right here. This is Dopper Finance. You guys remember this,
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Speaker 1: and this of course is XRP yel. Now the reason
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Speaker 1: this is important is DeFi on the XRP ecosystem. But
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Speaker 1: the batching of this meaning when they release this, these
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Speaker 1: things are like sold out almost immediately, so the demand
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Speaker 1: on this is unbelievable. Again, more ecosystem growth. When you
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Speaker 1: think about DeFi, and if you remember just the clip
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Speaker 1: we just played with Kathy Wood, she's talking about this
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Speaker 1: regulatory framework is now off, the shackles are off. We
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Speaker 1: are going to see I think, unbridled growth in DeFi.
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Speaker 1: And now you've got, of course, Brad talking about the
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Speaker 1: fact that this case is officially over.
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Speaker 9: Take a look just a few minutes ago, right before
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Speaker 9: we walked up here, I posted on x that we
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Speaker 9: can now announce that the SEC is no longer pursuing
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Speaker 9: their appeal in the Ripple case.
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Speaker 2: We're obviously yeah, thank you.
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Speaker 3: Should get a standing.
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Speaker 8: It's a great level industry.
8:57
Speaker 3: This is a good thing.
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Speaker 10: Come on, God, that you that you posted was the
9:02
Speaker 10: crypto industry will achieve our goals if we work together.
9:06
Speaker 10: Then I looked at one of the replies, you are
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Speaker 10: a pooh coiner and you and we don't want any
9:11
Speaker 10: of your pooh coin. Yeah. What do you think when
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Speaker 10: you see that type of that view or that type
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Speaker 10: of remark in.
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Speaker 6: The in the space.
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Speaker 2: That one's gentle, that one's mild. I've read much worse
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Speaker 2: that's working against the industry, posting you're a ship and
9:27
Speaker 2: you're a shit coin or whatever. It's just like, okay,
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Speaker 2: it doesn't even bother me at this point. How do
9:34
Speaker 2: we get to thirty trillion? And it's I don't think
9:37
Speaker 2: that's helping. I'll give you other one quick funny thing
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Speaker 2: I saw on on x or Twitter yesterday. I tested
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Speaker 2: out this feature. You type in who spreads more disinformation
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Speaker 2: about XRP than anyone else?
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Speaker 11: Com asked this is rock?
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Speaker 2: I asked Rock, correct, who spreads more disinformation about XRP?
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Speaker 2: Comma one name?
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Speaker 10: Only you got my name?
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Speaker 9: Did I get your name?
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Speaker 2: I did get the name a well known bitcoiner. That
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Speaker 2: I'll leave you guys could test that out yourself.
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Speaker 11: All right.
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Speaker 1: And this is something that Kathy Wood has I think
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Speaker 1: come to a conclusion on. Is that the innovation that
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Speaker 1: we've seen with bitcoin Bitcoin is not really an innovative asset.
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Speaker 1: It is an asset that is a whether you want
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Speaker 1: to call it a speculative asset, a sore of value,
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Speaker 1: whatever you consider it. I think the idea is now
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Speaker 1: we're starting to see innovation funds move away from that.
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Speaker 1: As you know, Kathy would just dropped her Bitcoin ETF.
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Speaker 1: That was a pretty big blow, I think to bitcoin
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Speaker 1: in general and just the ecosystem of what it means.
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Speaker 1: Here's a clip of her talking about, well, what are
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Speaker 1: we going to do now?
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Speaker 11: Take a look helium and render and some of these
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Speaker 11: deepened things. Do you see the longer tail of crypto
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Speaker 11: assets as being investable for ARC in the short term?
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Speaker 7: Oh? Yes, we do.
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Speaker 6: Actually, we believe in this so much that well, we
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Speaker 6: have a revolutions fund where we've built out positions.
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Speaker 5: In more than just the big three. We are working
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Speaker 5: with him and his team to start an early stage
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Speaker 5: venture fund who are basically saying, wait.
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Speaker 3: A minute, we know more about these new technologies than
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Speaker 3: those family offices.
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Speaker 5: Are those institutional holders?
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Speaker 4: Okay?
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Speaker 1: All right, So I can agree with Kathy on that
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Speaker 1: is that they do have kind of a pole position
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Speaker 1: over companies like a black Rock or definitely within the
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Speaker 1: family Offices side of things in understanding where these technologies
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Speaker 1: are going. So this Revolution's Fund, if you go over
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Speaker 1: to their website on arc Funds, you can kind of
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Speaker 1: see the list.
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Speaker 4: Here.
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Speaker 1: Let me kind of zoom in on this for you guys,
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Speaker 1: so you can see exactly what they're talking about. This
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Speaker 1: is going to be a private fund ten to twelve cryptocurrencies.
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Speaker 1: There is no way that XRP and Render are not
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Speaker 1: in this list. So I am anticipating that this will
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Speaker 1: have both XRP and Render and a handful of others.
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Speaker 1: There's many projects she keeps mentioning deepens, so be on
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Speaker 1: the lookout for a lot of those showing up within
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Speaker 1: this Revolution's Fund. Further into this, if you go over
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Speaker 1: to the Venture fund portfolio, you can kind of see
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Speaker 1: just some of her actions that she's been involved in SpaceX.
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Speaker 1: Again right now, I'm looking at the private group. They
12:14
Speaker 1: also do public, but if you look at private, you've
12:17
Speaker 1: got SpaceX in there. If you see Epic Games, of course,
12:21
Speaker 1: always kind of seeing what they're going to go with,
12:23
Speaker 1: and of course then further down in here you're going
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Speaker 1: to see Mythical Games, which is another Web three project.
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Speaker 1: That has potential. So I think there she's first of all,
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Speaker 1: she's got a great research team, and I think them
12:36
Speaker 1: understanding this market is very critical and moving forward, and
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Speaker 1: a lot of people kind of diss on her, saying, well,
12:41
Speaker 1: you know, she doesn't perform her and I'll show you
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Speaker 1: something here in a second that will kind of counteract that.
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Speaker 1: But I want to go to a clip real quick
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Speaker 1: on the fact that she is looking to move this
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Speaker 1: venture fund on chain.
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Speaker 3: Take a look, and yet we're being blocked because we
12:56
Speaker 3: don't make enough money or our net worth is not
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Speaker 3: high enough.
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Speaker 5: Said, you know what, that's un American, and so that's
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Speaker 5: when we want about trying to find how can we
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Speaker 5: do this.
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Speaker 3: I mean, we'd love to be able.
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Speaker 5: To tokenize our venture fund or our crypto revolutions funds.
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Speaker 5: So we don't believe this is too soon. This is
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Speaker 5: now ethereum solana.
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Speaker 3: The use cases for those are multiplying, you know, in
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Speaker 3: terms of our own venture fund. I mean, we could
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Speaker 3: see tokenizing that putting it on.
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Speaker 1: Chain, all right, So if they tokenize the fund. First
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Speaker 1: of all, she mentioned something there on the edge of
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Speaker 1: that first clip. There she's talking about the accredited investor
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Speaker 1: dilemma that is out there and a credit investing. If
13:40
Speaker 1: you guys do not know, getting into some of these
13:42
Speaker 1: early stage and a lot of these funds requires you
13:45
Speaker 1: to have a certain net worth and in many cases
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Speaker 1: it's in excess of a million dollars. Most every American
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Speaker 1: out there does not have access to that. There's a
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Speaker 1: lot of regulatory framework that is holding that back. Many
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Speaker 1: people are for this, and I think this is now
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Speaker 1: starting to show up and we are going to see it.
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Speaker 1: I think it's going to happen now, whether it happens
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Speaker 1: this year or in twenty twenty six, but I think
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Speaker 1: it's going to happen very quickly. And what we will
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Speaker 1: see in this next innovation of really what is the
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Speaker 1: next Internet, you guys are gonna get participating this. This
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Speaker 1: is a big, big deal going forward. If you're not
14:15
Speaker 1: subscribed to our channel, by the way, this is where
14:17
Speaker 1: you can catch a lot of that early stage content
14:20
Speaker 1: and make sure and jump in right now. Just give
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Speaker 1: us some comments down below, get into the PBM community.
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Speaker 1: It's a great place to start now. As I said earlier,
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Speaker 1: a lot of people kind of hate on Kathy saying, well,
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Speaker 1: you know she doesn't do that well, you know, if
14:32
Speaker 1: you compare her to Warren Buffett, you know this is
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Speaker 1: what happens. So this is Warren Buffett's performance right here,
14:38
Speaker 1: and I'll just kind of show you, guys. I'll backtrack
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Speaker 1: this a little bit to show you as I kind
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Speaker 1: of speed along here, see the difference in performance. And
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Speaker 1: this is go back goes back to around February of
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty one. Let me going to zoom in on
14:51
Speaker 1: that for you guys, so you've got to see what
14:52
Speaker 1: I'm talking about. See February twenty twenty one, that's really
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Speaker 1: when they started tracking this. Now, granted, yes, there are
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Speaker 1: cases in time in which certain performances do better than others.
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Speaker 1: I'll share with you a little bit of a surprise
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Speaker 1: here in a second. But before I do that, I
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Speaker 1: want to go to this clip that kind of gets
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Speaker 1: everybody dunking on Kathy believing this BS that's happening. Take
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Speaker 1: a look.
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Speaker 4: I saw the best animation of the weekend comparing Warren
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Speaker 4: Buffett and Kathy Woods strategies over the past four years.
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Speaker 4: Warren Buffett's kicked some fucking ass this guy.
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Speaker 12: She's up sixty seven, she's down six sixty.
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Speaker 4: Like it's crazy. He's had his ups and downs, but
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Speaker 4: hers just kept going down. Why do people listen to her?
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Speaker 12: Literally, the best thing we could do is to have
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Speaker 12: the CI planned her and Shamoth as Russian asset managers,
15:42
Speaker 12: and we would bankrupt the country.
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Speaker 4: Honestly, I love a visual because you're like, see what
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Speaker 4: I'm saying kind of stuff.
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Speaker 12: It's the power of Brandon. She talks about things like
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Speaker 12: hash rates with her big chunky glasses and says, send
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Speaker 12: me a billion dollars and I will turn it into
15:55
Speaker 12: two hundred and twenty million. But look how cool my
15:57
Speaker 12: big chunky glasses are.
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Speaker 1: All right, So I'm gonna have to defend Kathy there
16:02
Speaker 1: because Scott Galloway. And that's of course Kara Swisher of
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Speaker 1: the Pivot podcast. If you guys want to go over
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Speaker 1: there and leave some comments for them, do that tell
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Speaker 1: them PBN sent you. But if you really look back
16:13
Speaker 1: at the performance when markets are actually in flux, well
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Speaker 1: this is Kathy Wood's performance. So they are going after
16:21
Speaker 1: parabolic growth. So it's the key is understanding when to
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Speaker 1: buy these dips, which is what Kathy is doing right now.
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Speaker 1: If you look at twenty two, when this market starts
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Speaker 1: to trend down. There's twenty three, we're still in that.
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Speaker 1: We have yet to see that parabolic growth, and here
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Speaker 1: we are in twenty four. This is the trough of
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Speaker 1: her performance. This is the meat of her performance, and
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Speaker 1: it outshines Warren Buffett maybe ten to one in comparison.
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Speaker 1: So innovation wins in the end. I totally agree with
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Speaker 1: what her strategy is. You guys just have to sit
16:54
Speaker 1: back and kind of understand where this is going. It's
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Speaker 1: the same thing with a lot of things that are
16:58
Speaker 1: happening in crypto right now. Let's take a look at
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Speaker 1: the charts real quick. Obviously, we have to take a
17:03
Speaker 1: look at XRP. XRP is on the move right now,
17:07
Speaker 1: actually been on the move really since about the eleventh
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Speaker 1: of March. What is that growth on that dip right there,
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Speaker 1: If we go on the spread all the way toward
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Speaker 1: it is a thirty eight percent move right now on
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Speaker 1: XRP in a market that is considered to be flat
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Speaker 1: right now. Obviously this is off the news of the
17:24
Speaker 1: announcement of the SEC disclosing that they are no longer
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Speaker 1: going to pursue the case. And then of course bitcoin
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Speaker 1: holding right now at eighty four k which is a
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Speaker 1: big marker that everybody's been watching for. The other one
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Speaker 1: to keep an eye on that I've talked about in
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Speaker 1: this video is Render. This one. Of course, remember Render's
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Speaker 1: been on our show for a very very long time
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Speaker 1: in terms of when we are looking at exits and entries.
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Speaker 1: The opportunity here for render might be breaking out, especially
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Speaker 1: with all the advancement that's been happening in the AI
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Speaker 1: Chip game and the evolution of these models, because remember
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Speaker 1: these language models that we're starting to see, these lms
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Speaker 1: that are coming out, and the opportunity for these graphics
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Speaker 1: to really go to the next level. Render could be
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Speaker 1: right there in the middle, this connection to future verse,
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Speaker 1: the XRP ecosystem. Who knows what's going to be next.
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Speaker 1: If you guys want to catch us, do it in
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Speaker 1: the Diamond Circle. That's our own private group. You guys
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Speaker 1: can join in. It's very easy. Also get into on
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Speaker 1: the Telegram group. If you want to chat with me directly,
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Speaker 1: catch me on x at Paul Baron. We'll catch you
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Speaker 1: next time. Right here on Techpath