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🎉 $UFD is 9 Months Old TODAY!! · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD: Surviving Global Economic Shifts | RONS BASEMENT

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  Good morning Dusters. Welcome to a special edition of
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  Duster Club. Yesterday is our nine month
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  anniversary, our nine month birthday.
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  However you want to slice it or dice it, for 270 straight days
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  we've been getting together, we've been building what I
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  believe is one of the strongest, most robust communities in the
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  cryptocurrency arena. I was talking to Resilient Jack
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  yesterday offline and he brought up a point, and I'm not going to
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  put words in his, but I'll try to convey this message that he
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  shared with me that I thought was very powerful about what's
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  going on. And that is when you look at a
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  lot of these other coins that have much, much higher market
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  caps than we have, guys, a lot of these coins don't even really
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  have a community that holds a candle to us.
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  I'm not casting any shade. There's some great communities
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  or some other great communities as strong as we are, other
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  communities that we even look up to.
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  But but the reality is a lot of the bigger coins in ours,
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  especially in the meme coin sector, they don't even have a
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  community. And I'm not going to name names,
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  but you can probably figure it out for yourself.
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  What we have done is nothing short of amazing and we've done
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  it not because of just me. I'm not the CEO, OK?
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  I'm not the king of UFD. You are as much the king or
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  queen of UFD as I am. You are as much the CEO, the
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  chief financial officer officer, the chief operator, whatever you
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  want to say. You are the reason why we are
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  here. You are the reason why we will
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  continue to be here. Look, the crypto world, I've
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  been in it for nine months. So I'm no like old timer guru,
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  but nobody's really been in it for all that long and I've been
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  in it like up to my eyebrows and above during that whole period.
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  There's so much that changes so much that goes on out there in
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  the crypto world, so many new. What do you what do you guys
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  call it? Meet up a lot of a lot of new
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  meta meta. Whatever you say comes along.
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  I mean, I can go through a whole list, right?
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  Bonk was a big thing. Six a month, six weeks, 8 weeks
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  ago, you know, we had the Dave Portnoy situation.
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  Remember that? Remember when Trump made his
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  coin? I mean, all these things pop up
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  and pop down. I'm telling you what only
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  matters when it comes to our project is our strength, our
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  focus on our project, our ability, which we're proving day
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  by day to survive and to thrive. And in the end, right when all
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  this other stuff and what's the latest thing?
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  The way I look and I'll talk about a little bit, the whole
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  pump, fun streaming, that's like the hottest thing ever.
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  Now I'm getting all kinds of messages.
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  I mean, I'm look, I'm listening, OK.
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  It's I have mixed feelings. I'll talk about that in a
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  second. But there's all these things
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  that pop up constantly. Noise, noise, noise.
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  I'm telling you right now what I do know, I am a crypto guru when
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  I say this. The only thing that matters are
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  the original ethos of crypto, what Satoshi set out.
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  OK, transparency, decentralization,
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  democratization, this ability for the people to win all the
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  other stuff. And I'm not saying we ignore the
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  meta that goes on and try to opportunistically take advantage
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  of some of it when it's appropriate.
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  No doubt about it. But at the end of the day,
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  butter cups, dusters and diamond hooves, all that matters are the
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  people, the community. Everybody says that what made
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  Bitcoin so successful? The people, OK, that's the
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  community that made Bitcoin so successful.
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  And I know as you do, a lot of people say what's going on right
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  now with UFD is very similar to what went on with Bitcoin.
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  Bitcoin was chastised. Bitcoin was on, you know,
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  flooded into eternity into eternity during its early years.
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  But the community remains strong.
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  The community, right that there was real value there.
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  Now you got companies like BlackRock and Fidelity and
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  Vanguard and JP Morgan companies that just a few, not all of
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  them, but some of them just 5-6 years ago said, oh, it's nothing
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  but Unicorn fart dust, Bitcoin. And now they're big proponents.
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  I believe the same thing can happen with Unicorn fart dust as
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  well. And all the other noise, all the
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  other stuff that comes up. That's great.
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  And like I said, I'm not going to say, you know, we're going to
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  live in a bubble and not look at what's going on in the market
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  and not take opportunistic advantage of situations.
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  But guys, the bottom line is you.
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  The bottom line is us working together as a team with good
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  attracts good as our as our founding motto, our founding,
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  whatever what the word is, mission statement.
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  That's going to continue us to move forward, right.
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  Yeah. We're dusters.
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  Yeah, we rub our horns. Yes, we do 3 second smiles.
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  Yes, we have a special situation on our hands right now.
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  I've gone live for over somebody said this in a message.
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  It shocked me last night. There were like 270 days.
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  I'm like, I haven't gone live 270 days, have I?
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  And then I did some very complicated mathematics.
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  I multiplied 9 for nine months times 30, the average number of
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  days in a month. And yes, I've gone live for 270
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  days, right? Because of you, this did not
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  happen because of me, OK? I did an experiment in my
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  basement. Remember, I called it Unicorn
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  fart dust because I believe crypto was Unicorn fart dust.
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  The reason I was transformed and the reason why this community
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  was formed and continues to form is only because of the
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  community. And as time goes by and the
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  community evolves, I got news for you and I got it written
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  right here, here. I got it written right here,
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  right underneath my handy dandy Swingline stapler.
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  Keep this here. It's very important.
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  This is from the guru of community building.
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  He said quality of community is the most important thing, not
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  necessarily the quantity, because the quantity will follow
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  the quality. And you know, I talked last
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  night on the phone. I guess I'll just say his name.
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  I don't know, Hopefully if I spent an hour and a half on the
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  phone with a Korean cigarette pack.
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  OK. Never talked to him before.
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  He's been in the community. I know he put stickers out, you
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  know, No, no idea who I was going to be talking to.
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  After about 45 minutes of talking to him.
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  The guy's smart. The guy is ethical.
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  The guy is. I mean, I was like, I told him I
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  stopped. They said, you know what?
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  I said, I got to tell you this Korean cigarette pack, I can get
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  the same feeling when I'm talking to you that I get when I
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  talk to so many of the other dusters.
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  Resilient, Jack the Bean, Krypt, what I mean, the list goes on
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  and on. OK, UFD, Betty, our friend, but
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  the list goes, Georgie, all you guys PE, I'm sorry, I can't name
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  all your names. Like very professional and not
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  like oh Snooty professional, just very high quality people.
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  That's the only way I can say it.
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  So we are doing it. It is working.
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  Look, the the pump fun situation was streaming.
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  I have mixed feelings. I'll just tell you that right
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  now. I know the community has mixed
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  feelings. Also, we've got an issue in that
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  the wallet that I used to create the Unicorn fart dust was the
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  same wallet as you guys know that got hacked.
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  I can tell you that we have been reached out.
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  I reached out to Ailon and DDMSI mean I looked at, I don't know
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  months and months ago. So I don't know how that's going
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  to play out. We'll have to see how that how
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  that whole situation kind of goes.
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  You know, I still say, I'll go back to what I said earlier.
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  The most important thing that UFD can do is very simple, guys
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  focus on our community. It doesn't mean that we don't
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  take advantage or utilize other opportunities.
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  And I'm not ruling anything out. I'll just want to let you know
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  that it's something that's being worked on, something that's
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  being considered and honest. I'll just be honest with you
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  because honesty, integrity and prosperity, it's a very
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  challenging situation to navigate and kind of has me a
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  little stressed out. I'm human, OK, but and I'm
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  stressed out because I care about UFDI, want this project to
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  continue to be successful. And I mean, look, I'm sorry, I
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  keep going down. It's been nine months.
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  It's been 270 days plus that we've been together.
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  You know, the longer we continue, the longer we build,
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  build, build this foundational support of people who are
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  diamond handed, diamond hooved, OK, Diamond hooved dusters, the
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  the closer we're going to get to Valhalla.
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  I mean, it's real simple. I got to do it every day.
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  Or or resilient jackets mad at me.
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  OK guys, that's the deal. There's no more beans being
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  made, period, period, no more. But the beans in here, right
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  can, can continue to fill up to get us up to our 999 million
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  beans where we would have a beanopoly.
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  I mean, if everybody stops selling right now, today, we'd
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  have the beanopoly. But I can't give financial
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  advice. Don't forget, I'm not a
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  financial advisor. Don't buy or sell anything based
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  on anything that I say. I just have a history of being
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  right about things. But I'm not always right.
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  OK, Remember, nobody is nobody's perfect, but I believe in the
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  simple power of this jug. No more beans, 999 million tops,
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  period. We day by day by day by day, add
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  more and more diamond handed, diamond hooved as we call them
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  dusters, and eventually we get to a place called Vala Hala.
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  On that note, I'd like to thank our sponsor, Ledger.
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  Ledger is the cryptocurrency hardware wallet leader.
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  I use a Ledger device. I use this one right here, the
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  Ledger Flex, Easy to use. I use the Ledger Live app.
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  It's been a great, great, great way for me to protect my UFD
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  beans. And I do own 69.
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  Somebody gave me 69 tokens of SPX 6900.
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  But nonetheless, Ledger, you know, they are innovating.
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  They're adapting to the ever changing crypto landscape.
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  Currently they secure 20% plus of the world's crypto.
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  It's a big deal that we have Ledger as a sponsor.
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  Thank you, Ledger and of course our friends at Moon Pay.
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  Look, every week we're getting news from Moon Pay as they
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  continue to grow their company and innovate within the crypto
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  ecosystem. The important thing with Moon
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  Pay, they are the entry door for millions and they're the entry
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  door right for the boomers and for the for the normies that are
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  coming into crypto right there, the on ramp from Fiat into
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  crypto and they're doing an outstanding job.
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  I've been their CEO, Keith Grossman, the president of great
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  company, great innovation. They are the fintech leader.
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  And as you know, I'm not sitting here without Moon Pay.
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  Moon Pay was my first, very first transaction.
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  They were my entry door into crypto.
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  So thank you, Moon Pay, for everything you're doing for me,
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  for the crypto world, the crypto ecosystem, because we want more
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  normies to come into crypto. And if we want more normies to
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  come into crypto, think about it, why don't we act normal?
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  I mean, Oh my gosh, I see. I saw two things and I don't
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  know how true or not true these are, but the guy who lit off
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  fireworks during a live stream in his apartment and then had to
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  be rushed to the hospital. Some people, you know, it's hard
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  to. Anyway, I don't know if he
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  passed away. It's horrible.
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  I don't know. Some people said he didn't pass
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  away. But anyway, And what was the
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  other one that saw some guys painting smearing peanut butter
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  all over himself? What was the other one?
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  Then there was a one where there was a guy who claimed it was in
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  the hospital and only had I don't know, that crazy story.
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  Like was saying he only had so long to live and wanted to help
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  pay for his bills and and then it was a rug pulls from
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  whatever. And again, right.
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  I don't know if all this is true or untrue, but what I do know is
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  some. Firecrackers in his.
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  House guy with some firecrackers in his house.
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  OK, not a good idea. And then?
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  The Max I supposedly got. I don't know.
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  Did did. All right, let's check in with
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  the boss. Everybody, it's time.
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  OK, let's all smile for three seconds when I say go, go.
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  And do you guys like giving Susie a high 5?
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  Nobody ever talks about it. That's like her.
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  The highlight of her day. High 5, Susie, High five.
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  OK, Susie did the did. Do we know?
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  Did that young man pass away? Unfortunately, or is he OK?
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  Over. I think he's.
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  Probably OK, but. I don't.
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  Know OK, yeah, I think he's probably OK as well Anyway, we
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  want normal people to come into crypto here's an idea.
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  Maybe we need to act normal folks.
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  I don't know. You know, I can't see like my
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  neighbors who a lot of them have a lot of money.
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  All right there, You know, that's just the fact, right?
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  The boomers have most of the money in this world right now.
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  I don't think that they're going to be attracted to investing in
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  a sector where we've got people smearing peanut butter all over
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  themselves or throwing a cucumber shaped adult toys onto
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  the middle of WNBA basketball games when people have their
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  children and families there with them.
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  That's the point. And look, I love degenerate
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  humor, no doubt about it. I have a warped sense of humor.
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  Anyone who knows me will tell you that I'm very accepting.
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  I'm I'm I accept everybody is the way I operate in life.
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  That's the way I am. But if you want people to put
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  money into something, if you want to attract the normies, I
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  think maybe acting normal. Just my opinion.
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  I could be wrong. You can bash me and tell me I'm
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  a bad Deejen or Deegan or whatever you want to say.
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  But you know, when I look at the good projects, the big like when
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  I look at a cut at a project that I have a lot of respect
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  for, let's say pudgy Penguins, OK, and Luka Nets like I see
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  like people that are high energy, have fun, all that great
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  stuff, but are but are acting in a way that attracts more normal
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  people. I see that with SPX 6900.
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  I see that with APU and Blue upon talk with blue, right.
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  I see that with with Murad, you know when he's the what he's
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  presenting like things that make sense.
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  I think that's what we need. Anyway.
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  You didn't ask for my opinion on that.
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  I apologize for that rant. Let's move on Tuesday next week.
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  We're going to have the plan is we're going to try to have a
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  Reddit ask me anything these things on Reddit where I'm going
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  to go in there. Our friend Korean cigarette pack
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  is helping me set this up. That's why I got to talk to him
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  last night. What a guy, the other people and
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  there's some anyway, I'm going to tell you about another great
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  person here in a minute, but ask me anything these things can get
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  huge exposure. So that'll be Tuesday of next
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  week. Huge exposure with butter cups,
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  right? It's kind of like YouTube.
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  Susie's going to love me because I'm going to remind you guys, if
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  you're watching right now, which I know you are, press the
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  repost. Repost this on X Get the word
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  out. Maybe you just bring one new
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  person into this live stream and they're like, you know, that guy
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  in his basement. I think I can trust him.
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  And then they'll do some research and maybe they'll
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  become a duster. You never know.
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  OK, so repost it on X. But even more important, you
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  know, I'm going to I'm going to ask for Susie to deliver a
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  special message to everyone right now.
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  Susie, are you there over? I am.
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  Would you like to say anything to the community about maybe
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  YouTube? Good.
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  I keep trying to get the people on X who are streaming right now
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  to just play it also on YouTube because we have such a huge
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  opportunity to reach more maybe potentially normies out there to
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  click so and it's easy, really easy to do.
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  OK. So thank you everyone if you try
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  and do that, that would be awesome.
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  All right, thank you, Susie. Yeah, she brings up a good
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  point. You know, we want the normies.
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  I'll tell you where the normies are.
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  The normies are on YouTube and I know you guys will some of you
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  will say well, yeah, but you know, and yes, I agree, right.
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  The pump fund streaming thing is exploding right now.
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  How they're able to pay people all that money, I don't quite
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  understand, right. I have a degree in accounting.
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  I understand money and and and I'll be curious to see where it
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  is, let's say six weeks or 8 weeks from now or two months or
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  three months from now, but none the less, right, yeah, the
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  crypto people that you know, look, I'm not casting any shade.
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  I'm here because of pump fun. OK, no doubt about it.
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  It it it was my entry door after after moon Bay open the door.
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  Pump fun was how I created this coin.
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  But you know, I don't think that a lot of boomers that got a lot
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  of money are are watching some of the the degenerate stuff.
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  OK, And again, I loved I'm not putting anybody down.
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  It's great. It's part of the culture of meme
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  coins, no doubt about it. But guys, right, if we want the
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  the if we want to harvest and bring people into you.
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  I've already said it. I'm going to be quiet.
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  OK, next week, Reddit, I did that.
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  Oh, the NFT project for the kids, right?
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  Remember, we had a big we had a big contest.
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  This is exciting. We had a huge contest for the
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  children of Unicorn Fart Dust where they all drew different
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  unicorns. They it was a contest.
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  We had winners. All the kids got something, some
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  UFD beans. It was really cool.
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  It was something that to me was in a lot of ways one of the most
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  special contests that we'd ever run.
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  All these cool art projects submitted by the children of
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  those projects are being turned into NFTS.
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  OK. And that's going to happen
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  sometime here. It's still happening.
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  You want want to give you an update They're those are those
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  NF TS are going to become available sometime in early to
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  mid-october. OK, they're going to be
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  auctioned off, but all that money that comes from it is not
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  going to be used to buy me a Lambo.
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  They voted that down. I'm stuck with the 2012 Honda
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  Odyssey minivan and the duster. I got the duster too.
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  I can't complain. I love Honda, but anyway, more
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  on that in a second. No, the money is going to be
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  donated to a children's cancer charity, a legit awesome
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  children's cancer charity. And we want to show them and
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  prove to them because they've never really worked with crypto
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  or a crypto company before. So I'm going to ask everybody
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  out there and crypto to please get behind this.
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  All the money, OK, is going to go to this.
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  It's a Unicorn oriented children's cancer charity.
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  They do wonderful work. I talked to the guy that runs
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  it. Nice guy.
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  You know, these people are going through very, very, very, I
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  don't want to cry difficult times.
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  OK, this will be a chance for us not to smear peanut butter on
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  ourselves, no, but to do something good to show the world
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  that what a crypto community can do, what a Unicorn Fart Dust
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  community can do and crypto in general, cuz I want to get other
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  people involved that we can do some real, real good for the
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  world in general. OK, enough of that.
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  The IP process is definitely moving along.
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  OK, There'll be updates as things develop in that arena.
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  But you know, it has been a, it's such an important thing and
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  there's been so many people who've worked very, very, very
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  hard on this. You know who you are, OK.
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  And we appreciate everybody's willingness to help out,
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  willingness to get in. But yes, we are in the process
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  of developing some exclusive IP for Unicorn Fart Dust and we'll
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  keep you posted on that as well. We've also got some interesting
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  developments in terms of organization.
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  Look, we are decentralized. We all work here when I.
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  Can say. Something the boss would like to
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  say something Susie, are you there over I just.
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  Wanted to shout out to Nomad Ray on YouTube chat who gave a
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  couple super chats to. You, oh, say thank you to them.
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  OK, That's Nomad Ray. Is that correct?
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  Nomad Ray, thank you for the on on YouTube, you can make
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  donations. Thank you, Nomad Ray for the
• 21:37
  donation. That's really awesome.
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  I appreciate it. Susie and I are supporting the
• 21:43
  family on this crypto and we also have our gold and silver
• 21:47
  channel. So very much appreciated.
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  Thank you very, very much. Yeah.
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  So anyway, we're we are decentralized.
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  We are we've got a super smart guy.
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  We got so many motivated, smart, smart people who are trying to
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  help us kind of put together, for lack of a better way, I'll
• 22:05
  say, like a more of an informal structure to our community so
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  that people know where to go, so that people know if when they
• 22:13
  want to get involved, who they can talk to.
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  Something that's going to add some real efficiency to what we
• 22:19
  are doing. You know, I'm not going to say
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  his name because he didn't give me permission.
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  And I and you know, I know I understand, but he, he's done
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  this before at a high, high level.
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  He said something when we were talking yesterday and we're very
• 22:32
  fortunate like this. This is a very talented and
• 22:35
  smart person, he said. Something like the normal
• 22:39
  evolution of groups or of organizations that, you know,
• 22:43
  you go through these periods where there's, there's, there's,
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  you know, the way they evolve. Sometimes like people get their
• 22:49
  feelings or there's like this, these stages that they go
• 22:53
  through. And I, and I'm not even going to
• 22:55
  attempt to, to say it to you, but it totally described what
• 22:59
  was going on with UFD. It's normal.
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  What's been going on with UFD? It's because people care.
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  Think about that. Think about that for a second,
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  right? I get, I get upset.
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  I woke up at 3:30 in the morning this morning, couldn't go back
• 23:12
  to sleep, right? Thinking about UFD.
• 23:15
  OK, why not? Well, if I didn't care, I
• 23:18
  wouldn't be up at 3:45 laying in my bed trying to think about
• 23:22
  things and strategize for UFD. And we've got so many people
• 23:26
  that are doing that. Anyway, back to this.
• 23:29
  We're working on this. The end result of this will very
• 23:34
  likely be a more, a better sense of clarity for the community
• 23:39
  members about where they need to go, whether it's rating, whether
• 23:42
  it's artwork, whether it's contest, whether it's this, that
• 23:46
  or the other. I'm very excited about it and
• 23:49
  it'll give people an opportunity where they're presented with,
• 23:52
  with the chance to really effectively.
• 23:55
  That's what we want to all these.
• 23:57
  I love the word effective. I love, I love 2 words honest,
• 24:01
  OK, I love honest that's given, but I love 2 words effective,
• 24:06
  OK, Number one, I always strive for effectiveness in my life.
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  That's why I'm in here talking to you in the basement right
• 24:13
  now. We can all connect all over the
• 24:15
  world. If I had to get on a plane and
• 24:16
  fly everywhere, right, wherever you may be, that wouldn't be
• 24:20
  very effective. It would be great to meet you in
• 24:22
  person, right? But this is much more effective.
• 24:25
  The other word is resourceful. And that's what I always want
• 24:29
  our community to be like, making the most of the assets that we
• 24:33
  have. Efficiency and resourcefulness
• 24:36
  will get us so far guys. And look at what we've done
• 24:40
  already just as a completely community driven project.
• 24:44
  Very interesting. OK, I'm going to read this to
• 24:46
  you. I thought this was one of the
• 24:48
  nice you guys have written so many nice notes to Susie and I,
• 24:52
  but I want to read this one to you.
• 24:55
  And this came from Javi and sharing this tab.
• 24:59
  I got it. OK, here we go in this, I'm not
• 25:03
  reading this because it's all just about me and Susie.
• 25:05
  But this is my basement, Ron and upstairs Susie appreciation
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  post. The moment I saw Ron take
• 25:09
  responsibility on what he created.
• 25:12
  Yeah. And that's what I did.
• 25:13
  Guys, I want to reiterate that like people are like, look, this
• 25:16
  was an experiment, OK? But when I very early on
• 25:20
  realized that what I had created resulted in a lot of other
• 25:24
  people believing in me and and investing their money into this
• 25:30
  project, I immediately took responsibility.
• 25:33
  I can take, I can say that 270 days ago I took responsibility.
• 25:37
  I like to use the analogy like I didn't plan this, you know,
• 25:41
  right, This was a little experiment.
• 25:43
  It's kind of like if somebody dropped a baby off or if or if,
• 25:47
  I don't know, I had a relative who the parents tragically were
• 25:52
  passed away and they had a, an infant child.
• 25:55
  That was that I suddenly had to take care of.
• 25:58
  I do it in a second. And that's exactly why I'm doing
• 26:01
  what I'm doing here. I think.
• 26:02
  I think that was a good analogy. I don't know, maybe not, but it
• 26:05
  was meant to say that I took responsibility.
• 26:09
  I felt this would be a GME moment, and I still believe so.
• 26:13
  He knows the value of community and the need to have a hedge
• 26:16
  against inflation. Absolutely.
• 26:17
  We're going to talk about the Fed here in a second.
• 26:19
  This is why he promoted silver and gold for so many years now.
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  He created what for me is something that occurs counted
• 26:27
  times, only counted times in a lifetime.
• 26:29
  The opportunity to be part of something great and good that
• 26:33
  will change the lives of many. I was a duster all my life.
• 26:37
  This is the part that touched me.
• 26:38
  I just didn't know it yet. Thanks for creating this coin
• 26:42
  Ron. You have no idea how many times
• 26:45
  I felt left out just by being honest, transparent, and doing
• 26:51
  the right thing while seeing people being rewarded by the
• 26:55
  opposite. I stand by my values and I stand
• 26:59
  with UFD. Thanks Susie for being there for
• 27:01
  Ron. Yes, and thank you Susie.
• 27:03
  But you know I love Susie more than anything in the world.
• 27:06
  I really appreciate what you do for him and how you allowed him
• 27:09
  to follow what he believes in. This one's getting me.
• 27:13
  I believe crypto rewards the bold and the ones that are
• 27:17
  prepared to take the test, test of time and Ron and the dusters
• 27:22
  are definitely built for it. And you know, I think I come.
• 27:25
  Thank you, Javi, thank you very much.
• 27:28
  And what I come away with from that is knowing that as we keep
• 27:32
  Unicorn fart does, as we keep aligned with the founding
• 27:36
  fathers of crypto, the original ethos of crypto, but what we
• 27:40
  believe in honesty, integrity, prosperity, that that it will
• 27:44
  pay off for us. And I believe it'll pay off for
• 27:47
  us in spades in the end. OK, I wish everybody great
• 27:51
  success, but I'm a little biased about us focusing on Unicorn
• 27:55
  Fart death. So thank you, Javi.
• 27:58
  Tomorrow is the big Fed announcement for interest rates
• 28:02
  guys, pretty much what we're looking for and I've changed my
• 28:05
  perspective on this. I think there's a better chance
• 28:08
  that we're going to get a half percent cut, which on the
• 28:10
  surface every say, yeah, that'll be great, that'll be great.
• 28:13
  I don't know. I think actually what we're what
• 28:15
  we really want to have happen tomorrow is the quarter percent
• 28:19
  interest rate cut. The reason why is if they cut by
• 28:22
  1/2 percent, that's going to mean that's going to show sign
• 28:25
  of real concern, real panic about the overall economy.
• 28:30
  That could actually send the general markets, right, the
• 28:33
  NASDAQ and the tech stocks and S&P 500 into a bit of a
• 28:37
  tailspin. That's my thought.
• 28:41
  And that could have a pretty negative impact on crypto in
• 28:44
  general. So I believe right now, just my
• 28:47
  opinion, but actually I heard Phil Streibel from Blue Line
• 28:51
  Futures talking about it this morning that that really the
• 28:54
  ideal outcome for tomorrow would be 1/4 percent rate cut.
• 28:59
  But then the the language, right?
• 29:02
  And the whatever the Fed says is always a bunch of BS anyway.
• 29:05
  They've proven that over the last number of decades, but
• 29:09
  everybody will pay attention to the language, the markets will
• 29:12
  and that the language that we get a quarter point cut, but
• 29:15
  that the language is dovish on top are are slanted a little bit
• 29:19
  toward like, but we're prepared to cut rates more in the future
• 29:23
  if the labor market weakness process that type of thing.
• 29:27
  But what's really interesting, this is super interesting about
• 29:30
  what's going on. We heard something from a former
• 29:33
  Fed economist. I just want to read this.
• 29:35
  It'll take just a second just to show what a screwy situation is
• 29:39
  because in the long run, we're in a stagflation environment.
• 29:42
  But this was, hold on here, get the right screen up from Yahoo
• 29:47
  Finance, worst kind of set up for the Fed.
• 29:50
  What Wall Street is saying about the central bank's next rate
• 29:54
  decision. And let's go down here talks
• 29:56
  about the week, the week, week. Labor market data overshadowed
• 30:02
  the fact that inflation is still sticky.
• 30:05
  They're calling it. That's another way for saying
• 30:06
  hi. Keeping investor expectations
• 30:09
  intact that the Fed will cut interest rates at its policy
• 30:12
  meeting on Wednesday. And it says here that this last
• 30:17
  yellow part's the important part.
• 30:18
  But the Fed weighs their dual mandate of full employment and
• 30:22
  price stability, meaning inflation, when they decide.
• 30:25
  But listen to this. This is the crazy part, quote.
• 30:30
  It's the worst kind of setup for the Fed, said Claudia Sahm, New
• 30:34
  Century Advisors chief economist and a former former Federal
• 30:39
  Reserve Board economist. That's a former Fed employee,
• 30:44
  basically board employee, saying it's the worst kind of setup for
• 30:48
  the Fed. And why?
• 30:49
  Because, quote, they will not be cutting rates because we have
• 30:53
  good news on inflation. They'll be cutting because we
• 30:56
  have bad news on employment. So typically when they cut
• 31:00
  rates, right, it's because inflation is down and they need
• 31:04
  to stimulate the economy. But in this situation, because
• 31:07
  we're in a stagflationary environment, we have high
• 31:10
  inflation, OK? And we have problems within the
• 31:14
  economy. We have a labor market that a
• 31:17
  lot of people are saying is potentially in freefall.
• 31:21
  Not a good situation, OK. But so they're going to cut
• 31:24
  rates to deal with this over here, the labor market, but
• 31:27
  inflation's already high, and that's going to push inflation.
• 31:31
  You can't even see my hand even higher, OK.
• 31:34
  So then they're going to have to run over there and be like, oh,
• 31:36
  no, now we got to fight inflation.
• 31:38
  It's it becomes it's a stagflation environment.
• 31:41
  You've heard me say it 7070 times.
• 31:44
  This is my 200 and 70th live stream for UFD.
• 31:48
  But we're in stagflation and the Fed is painted in a corner.
• 31:52
  So the fact that they're like that, they're that they're going
• 31:55
  to be cutting rates with a high inflation environment.
• 31:58
  That's like, you know, topping off the gas tank in a car that's
• 32:02
  on fire. It's going to be interesting to
• 32:04
  see how it all plays out. We do have the spaces.
• 32:07
  I'm going to cut it a little short at 10:00, about 40 minutes
• 32:10
  from right now, our weekly 10 AM spaces.
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  Thank you for everything you are doing.
• 32:16
  Remember guys, we have a simple mission on our hands, right?
• 32:22
  It's very simple, all right, very simple.
• 32:24
  Don't lose sight of that. The more UFD dusters day by day
• 32:29
  by day that we bring into our corral, the sooner we get to a
• 32:33
  point where we are controlling more and more of the outstanding
• 32:37
  beings. That's true for any crypto
• 32:40
  project that's true for any publicly traded stock, Apple or
• 32:44
  Tesla right. The more people that own the
• 32:46
  stock that are diamond handed right, the the the less that are
• 32:49
  available and that drives up eventually the price.
• 32:53
  But we want to do it right on a very simple basis by good
• 32:57
  attracts good, by being honest, by being transparent, by being a
• 33:01
  community that offers forgiveness, doesn't let itself
• 33:04
  get taken advantage of and accepts everyone.
• 33:08
  We set all of our political ideals aside.
• 33:11
  We are, we are, we are in a very special unique situation from a
• 33:16
  crypto blockchain perspective, but also from a community
• 33:21
  building perspective. Guys, we've got people in our
• 33:23
  community that are very conservative.
• 33:26
  We have people in our community that are very liberal.
• 33:28
  And everyone always sets that aside because if you want to be
• 33:32
  part of UFD, you're overwhelming overriding belief has to be that
• 33:38
  the people of the world are good despite religious beliefs,
• 33:41
  despite whatever anything OK, despite how old you are, how
• 33:45
  young you are, despite what country you live in right.
• 33:49
  This community is one that realizes that it crosses borders
• 33:53
  in many, many ways and is about good attracts good bringing
• 33:56
  people into the crypto world right where there where the good
• 34:01
  projects like Unicorn fart does offer a fair transparent
• 34:05
  environment. We have lasted nine months.
• 34:08
  That's the the equivalent of what 63 years in crypto time.
• 34:14
  We've got that working for us dusters, you know, trust me,
• 34:18
  nine months. That's incredible, OK, it's
• 34:21
  working and it will continue to work And you know we're what
• 34:26
  we're what we're doing in so many ways when we compare what's
• 34:29
  happening with UFD, the other very successful crypto projects
• 34:34
  up to and including the great granddaddy Bitcoin itself.
• 34:37
  But even when you compare what's going on in our community with
• 34:41
  other highly successful movements that have occurred
• 34:45
  over the year, successful communities, clubs, however you
• 34:49
  want to look at it, what we are going through in a good way is
• 34:53
  very, very normal. None of it's possible without
• 34:57
  you. And on a very simple basis,
• 35:00
  right? You're here because good
• 35:02
  attracts good, which means you're good.
• 35:04
  I want you to have a good day. Be good to yourself, OK?
• 35:09
  That'll give you a platform to be good to other people and I'll
• 35:11
  see you soon.