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TARIFF Market Crisis - $UFD - UNICORN FART DUST meme coin · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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Well, we've got some absolutely horrible, horrific times in the
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markets right now. Everywhere we look, there is
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trouble, trouble, trouble. In this video, I'm going to tell
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you why maybe, likely, in my opinion, we don't have to worry
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too much when we look out in the next three to six to nine months
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how things could look much, much differently.
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Now, of course, we're going to be focused on Unicorn fart dust.
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And by the way, dusters, thank you for being here.
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Horns up, horns up. OK, Now remember, this is not
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financial advice. I have to share my disclaimer
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with you, all right? I'm not a financial planner.
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However, I do own myself a ton of Unicorn fart dust.
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But don't make any financial decisions in whatever you do.
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Invest in anything, please. It's so critical that you act
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responsibly. Make sure you allocate things
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appropriately. Don't get yourself into any
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trouble with a meme coin, a stock, a bond, real estate,
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anything. Always act responsibly.
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But what is going on right now? Let's talk about UFD and then
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let's talk about the big, big story, the tariff situation that
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is causing turmoil throughout all the markets up to and
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including our friend Unicorn fart dust.
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But even in the darkest of ours dusters, our horns are still
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glowing, right? Horns up, our horns are still
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glowing. Let's go take a look at our
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chart and just get the the difficult part out of the way
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and see what is going on. But there was something
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interesting that I noticed when looking at the chart of UFD.
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Sure, the price stinks, right? I mean, look, yesterday our our
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market cap was darn near $26 million.
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We were making a bit of a comeback.
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And then of course, when the tariff news came out, we along
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with everyone else just got absolutely pummeled down to this
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20 million market cap. We came back a little.
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Bit. But right now, guys, we are
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fighting a valiant Unicorn duster fight to maintain the $20
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million market cap level. You know, I was talking
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yesterday with some people at this fintech summit that I was
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at who've been in crypto for a long time, and they reassured
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me. They said what is happening with
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your coin right now is normal within the context of what
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successful cryptos do. And they lumped us in with the
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other big cryptos. They said what you guys are
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doing is special, is unique, and what you're going through right
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now is normal. But we're going through it in
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the middle of what is just an absolutely crappy market.
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And I told you I saw something interesting that I want to point
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out. Let's see if my crayons work
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today. So here there's our market cap,
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20 million. This is what?
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Really caught my eye, OK, because we've been following
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this number, our volume as a percentage, I'm sorry, wrong
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one. Hold on here.
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The one I wanted to go to, the one below it, our volume as a
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percentage of market cap. OK, our volume in the last 24
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hours was 5.55, triple nickel million.
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But this is what really caught my eye.
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Our volume as a percentage of market cap over the last 24
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hours we've seen almost a third of our beans trade hands.
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Guys, to me that means two things.
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Let me get back here so I can look you in the eye.
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My friends, my duster friends, that means two things.
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OK? Number one, that means almost
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one in three of our Unicorn fart dust beans traded hands over the
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last 24 hours. One in three.
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OK, that is insane now. So you got a figure, We got a
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whole new group of dusters that have joined us, right.
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Or maybe you added to your, to your, your bean stock, your bean
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pile, you bean counter you. But we've got a lot of people
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that have now bought in at the 20 million market cap. 1/3 a
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third of the beans, basically somewhere between 25,000,000 and
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20 million. What that means is as the price
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does recover. OK, Now look, I don't have a
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crystal ball, don't make any financial decisions any of that,
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but these people are starting from.
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A much more attractive base and, and for you if you bought
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something. By the way, before I forget,
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Susie and I will be buying beans today.
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I'll get I'll talk more about that in a second.
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Don't let me forget. However, that's two things #1
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we've got a whole week. That's called building a base.
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Look, of course we wanted to build the base at 40 sixty, 80
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million market cap, but given the general market conditions, I
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would say that what happened yesterday, which is another
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critical thing for us to remember.
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Point #2 looks like capitulation.
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Capitulation means when people give up, when people that are
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weak handed give up. It's a common term in the
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financial markets when analyzing stocks, bonds, meme coins, the
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price of oil, the price of corn in China, whatever you're going
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to look. At people capitulate in that
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often marks a bottom. So we'll see how it plays out.
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But I think 2 key things. We had a very high number.
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Of beans that traded hands yesterday and it sure feels like
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capitulation. Look, part of my promise to you
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guys from day one, right? I said I'd show up every day.
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I said I'd take off in a Duster mobile if and when our market
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cap hits $1 billion. I also told you that I would
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always be 100% transparent with you about anything that I ever
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do that could in any way, shape or form affect Unicorn fart dust
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up to and including pre announcing if and when I buy
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more beans, when we buy more beans, we are going to buy some
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beans later today. So I'm making that announcement
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right now. So you know, and and and so so.
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That I can remain 100% transparent with you.
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All right, let's move on here. UFD when everything is falling
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to pieces, our UFD community is not.
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OK, we know we can't control the future, but we can control our
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community, all right? And it is growing stronger.
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We can, I believe, I believe just my belief that we can build
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a situation right where we have, where we control most of the
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beans that are in the jug. There's all you cannot ever make
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any more beans. You can't make.
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Any more beans. So I do believe that we could
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get into a situation where we control a big percentage of the
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beans and at that point we are able to exert much more
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influence over the price of Unicorn fart dust the meme coin,
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OK, and and on top of that, OK, it's a great accomplishment.
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OK, that you guys are putting in the work everyday, even what
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we've accomplished through today, we've talked about this
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ad nauseam is unbelievable what you have done, right?
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The reason why I say that is because you know, there's been
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10 million coins created since Unicorn Fart Dust was birthed,
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was spawned right over there, right over there in the
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basement, and we're one in a million.
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OK, so. Take a step back during these
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horrific market situations. We can't control the markets.
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We can control the community. We as individuals can make
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decisions, right? I made the decision to come on
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here and do a live stream today. You're making a decision right
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now to be here. All right?
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We can make decisions on what we do.
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We can make a decision. You know, it's funny.
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I'll share with you this morning.
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Yeah. I'm a human, OK?
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I'm human. And I was kind of in the dumps.
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I'm looking at every everything's down, silver, gold,
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Unicorn, Barta stocks, whatever the value of our houses is
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probably down today. And I thought, you know, and and
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I'm and I'm like, I feel tired. And I thought, you know what I
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can eat. I can do one.
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I can do one of two things. We haven't you.
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We all have this decision and I made the decision this morning.
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I'm like I can either focus on. How hard things are and blah,
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blah, blah. Or I can focus on what's good
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out there and what the opportunities are out there in
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the energy that I still do have and the fact that I'm lucky to
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get to come on here and meet with you everyday.
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I mean, it blows me away. I was talking, I'm going to talk
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about this next, but at the Fintech Summit, right?
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Like the idea that we get together on a daily basis, you
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are important that we have this club, this group, right?
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We meet in the corral, the dusters, right?
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We shine our horns together, right?
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We say this horns up. Susie invented that.
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Hold on. Do that again, everybody.
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Do it with me. Horns up and we can do the three
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second smile. Don't forget, we're going to
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smile for three seconds. What a privilege, right?
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That we get to do this together in the community that we get to
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build. It is a big deal.
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And thank you. I've often forget to say that.
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And please, if you're on YouTube, subscribe.
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If you're on Twitter, please go subscribe to our YouTube
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channel. We're trying to get this news
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out to more and more people. And if you can give it a thumbs
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up, if you can retweet it. If you're on X, sorry, read,
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repost it. Let's get some people.
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Let's get it up to 1000. We're at 450.
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Come on, we can, we can party during a market meltdown.
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We are unicorns. Let's do it.
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Let's get it to 1000. You know what if we get to A?
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1000 I will ring Susie's dad's bell.
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He used to ring this for her when she was a little girl to
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get her to come to her homework. And when I first started live
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streaming I would ring it and say that I was.
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That meant Susie needed to bring me coffee.
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You know how many times she brought me coffee when I rang
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that bell? Huh. 0 All right, Fintech.
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Wait, guys. Hey, we were spreading dust
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right during, right? This is great.
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We we're, I, I'm. Doing this presentation with
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this great guy from Accenture. This is a funny story, right?
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When there's tornadoes coming through Saint Louis, OK, we
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always. We got a lot of tornadoes
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lately. And on top of it, right when our
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president is announcing these tariffs that like destroyed the
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market and the Unicorn horn was shining bright.
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Through tornadoes, through the Trump tornado, we still shine
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bright. And I just want to show you real
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quickly here where we were yesterday, you guys were with
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me. It was called, it's called Saint
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Louis Tech Week. And let me just show you down
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here what they said about us. It was really cool.
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Saint Louis Tech Week, Our fintech track leaders.
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Look, this is like we're talking big names here.
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Fidelity Investments, Cultivation Capital, Google,
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Snowflake Capital One Block Integrity, Stifle, Washington
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University, which is like the Harvard of the Midwest.
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Accenture, Avande. OK, Dante, man down here.
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Look, this guy from Google's talking there.
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There's no way I could say his last name.
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Vijay Janga Machete. I can say that Janga Machete.
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Anyway, who else is talking? Look at all these big shots.
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Look at all these big shots. Look at all.
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Look who's do you see it? There we are.
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Dusters. We were there, baby.
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There we are. OK, and they even rode up like a
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really cool write up about us. How do I get to it?
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Hold on here. Just real quickly, I'll show you
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about us. I mean, really did a great job.
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This woman, Emily there wrote up all this.
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OK, was a great conversation. And the guy that I was talking
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with, hold on here, let me show you, I mean this.
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We were swimming with the big guys yesterday was this guy
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right here, super smart guy, super nice guy.
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Jeremy Farmer, he's the head of data and AI in the Americas
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strategy and consulting at Avonde Accenture.
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He's also like an esteemed professor at Washington
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University, so. That was some great exposure.
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Unfortunately, it occurred during the middle of a tornado
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storm. Can we get this?
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1000 people today? Come on, Dusters, please go out
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there, share this on your timeline.
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We can do it. I won't stop, darn it.
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So that was a good deal. That was a big deal.
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What's going on with the tariffs?
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Let's dig into this because it's impacting the markets.
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There's some scary things about it, but I'm going to tell you at
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the end what the net result of all this tariff stuff that's
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going on is going to be. So let's start by let's go out
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to CNBS and see what they had to say.
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OK, here we go. Trump's terrorists risk a global
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trade war as leaders plan next steps.
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OK, so we won't read, you know, CNBC, blah, blah, blah.
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President Trump signed aggressive far reaching
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reciprocal trade policy yesterday.
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It was shocking. It was shocking news.
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I believe general consensus to the markets how extreme the
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tariffs are and where we'll see how it all plays out in that
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regard. But I'm going to tell you what
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was shocking and Will and like this hasn't happened in decades
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and that is the move in the US dollar.
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Let's go out and take a look at that.
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This is the DXY index. And guys, let's just say I
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followed the DXY is the DXY index is the dollar index.
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It compares the dollar to other Fiat make believe toilet paper
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currencies like the euro and the yen and a few other, but the
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euro and the yen are the biggest.
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So it's really like comparing the three best horses and the
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glue factory. I hear people say.
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There's another saying about it with a toilet, which I won't
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repeat. Or it's like comparing the three
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worst cars on the worst car lot, worst used car lot in your town
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or city. But this move right here, let me
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show you something is massive down 2%.
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I think I read this morning it's the biggest one day move and I
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don't know 12 years or 19 years something crazy about that.
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But we've, what we're keeping an eye on and what will impact all
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the markets, OK, is we, we briefly touched on this
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yesterday. If the dollar index gets below
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this line right here, which as you can see on this chart is 100
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and we touched on it summer of last year, summer two years ago,
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I'm sorry, we almost got there in January of last year.
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We almost got there summer of last year.
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If we break down below that red line, OK, let's say in the next
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few months and go down here, it's game on for crypto.
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It's game on for silver and gold as well.
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OK, even though this number really is a bunch of BS and I'll
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I'll explain to you why. Let me let's so remember the
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100, but let's go and look at a maximum view of this and let's
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draw that 100 line on there again, just for kicks and
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giggles. OK, so there's 100.
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That's a little bit. Hold on.
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That's not a good line. Bear with me, folks.
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Here is 100 on the DXY index, and this goes all the way back
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to 1985. So as you can see, OK, the
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dollar index actually hasn't been this high all that often
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over the last 45 years. Maybe, I don't know, eight-year
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810. Yeah, 10 years, let's say just
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to do a rough estimate. So it can get as low as, as you
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can see here back after, where was it?
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So this would be about, this would be O eight O 9 during the
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great, the GFC, the great financial crisis.
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It can get as low as 75 now. So I think that's where we're
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heading. I'm not going to say we're going
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to 75, but when it gets below 100 and gets down into the 9590
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range, that will be extremely net positive for crypto, for
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precious metals as well and for any real assets, OK, that are
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measured in dollars. So that's what we got to look
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forward there. Now, when in terms of the in
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terms of the trade, the tariff war going on, here's a couple
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more interesting headlines. This is getting a lot of
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attention. China urges the US to
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immediately lift tariffs and vows retaliation.
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OK, Chinese imports are being hit with what is it?
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I don't know. It's, it's just, it's.
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Crazy what's going on. We're not going to dive into the
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details of each country and what and what's happening there, but
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what's important to remember, OK, The reason why we want to
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really stay on top of what's going on with this trade.
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War number one, everything's going to cost more at Walmart in
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the dollar store. You might, you might be like me.
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I had to go to the dollar store the other day, you know, got
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some Hairspray and some deodorant.
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I mean, it's getting, it's getting ugly out there, folks,
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right? But everything, everything at
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the dollar store, everything, everything, every is made.
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And so we're going to see higher prices.
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But what's even more important? Right, and and and could lead to
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some. Very, very severe problems for
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us in the United States, for our economy.
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Is when we realize that right before the Great Depression.
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OK, what 19311933 OK, this is exactly what happened as well.
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Read up on it right There was a wave of they call it a wave of
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nationalism. There was a trade war that
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erupted just like what's going on right now.
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It a lot of people say that it's what caused the Great
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Depression. I'll use the D word is that I
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mean, look, OK, so we want to keep an eye on what's going on
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here because people are saying this is a historic day that what
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Trump did yesterday, right? Trump was talking at the White
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House. I was talking at the Saint Louis
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Fintech Summit. What is talking about?
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Isn't it Wait a wait a minute. Isn't it ironic?
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Wow, I wonder if 25 years from now, mark this video, they're
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going to go back and say that while Donald Trump was a was
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announcing historic. Right, tariffs and trade created
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created a trade war coincidentally, what become what
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became one of the most epic financial instruments.
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Well, I guess like I'm not supposed to.
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It's not what it would became one of the most epic crypto
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currencies in the history of the world.
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The founder, the base dev, whatever that means.
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The Deegan, the almost boomer was was presenting about Unicorn
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fart dust. And you know, they asked me that
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question yesterday. They were like do.
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You think when you look at Unicorn fart dust.
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Now, do you look at it as like a like a joke?
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Do you look at it as a novelty or do you look at it as a
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serious financial instrument? And I said, look, I don't get
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financial advice. But me personally, based on what
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I've learned about crypto and what I've learned about Unicorn
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fart dust and how unique we are and how decentralized, you know
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the whole story. I said it right in front of
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everybody. I said I personally look at it
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like a legitimate. Financial device, the other
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thing I I brought up to him and then I'll get back to the tariff
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turmoil going on about UFD that I think is something we don't
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talk about enough, but is one of our biggest strong points,
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right? We talked about how how
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different we are from the very beginning, right, That's great.
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And they were asking me about. Utility.
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Well, what's the utility? What would what would be the
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utility for Unicorn fire test? And I said, you know, it's
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interesting and think about this guys, all these utility cryptos
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that came out over the last five years, 98% of them never
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delivered on their utility. What they delivered to the
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retail investor crowd was exit liquidity, meaning, you know,
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they had big head, they had big hedge funds and venture capital
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funds that. Back to these utility coins.
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So then when they went out, when they did their, what do they
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call them, IC, OS or whatever, they went out of these super
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high valuations which allowed those people to cash out.
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And then most of them never delivered on their utility.
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Think about that. Now think about how opposite we
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are. And that's what I said.
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I said the way I look at it, we're the exact opposite.
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We came out of the gates not promising nothing, nothing.
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I said, hey, butter cups, don't buy it.
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It's Unicorn fart dust. I promised nothing, not a zip.
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And then it got built and built and built.
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We never talked about utility, utility, utility.
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I like saying utility better anyway.
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Utility. You know what I'm trying to say,
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but we're the opposite. Our utility is being created,
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right? We're not.
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We're we're not. They over promised is a good way
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to look at this. They over promised and under
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delivered and then they basically become meme coins.
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We started out as a meme coin. We under promised.
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But you know what you're going to do.
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Horns up, horns up. We.
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Are the opposite we came out without any big venture capital
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firms, without any big promises. We under promise.
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We over deliver because we are the mighty Unicorn.
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Unicorn fart dust. It's.
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It makes sense, doesn't it? I mean, come on, buttercup
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duster. Diamond hooved.
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I'm still waiting for one of you Eisenhower's to come up with a
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word that's even more extreme than Diamond Hoove.
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Because I can't do it. I can't think of it.
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All right. Where was I?
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OK, then. Then where is she?
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All right. Remember her?
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We got to say goodbye to somebody.
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I'm sorry. Now we know why the markets
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crashing, by the way. But this lady, OK, Janet Yellen,
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she was the head of the Federal Reserve, and then she was the
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Treasury Secretary under our previous esteemed president,
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Joseph Biden. Now, I don't know what she's
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doing, so we're going to put her away.
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But now we have a new Treasury Secretary and he told us why the
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markets crashing yesterday. This is very interesting, very
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interesting. Hold on here, Let's find him.
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Here it is Boop boop. There he is, Scott percent.
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I don't know. Anyway, these are new Treasury.
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Treasury Secretary beset says the market woes are more about
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tech stocks sell off than Trump's tariffs.
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He really got he's getting some heat There he is.
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Seems like he looks like a real fun guy to hang out with.
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Anyway, let's read this because this.
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This this is I and and there there's something.
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To be gleaned. From this information, Treasury
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Secretary Scott Besent said Wednesday the sell off in the
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stock market is due more to a sharp pullback in the biggest
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tech stocks instead of protectionist policies coming
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from the Trump. Admin he said, quote, I'm trying
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to be secretary of Treasury, not a market commentator.
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What I would point out is that especially the NASDAQ peaked on
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DeepSeek day. So that's a mag seven problem.
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We're going to I'll tell you what that means.
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Not a mega problem, but sent said on Bloomberg TV Wednesday
25:33
evening that would have been last night beset was referring
25:37
to the Chinese AI startup DeepSeek.
25:41
So that's DeepSeek day, right, Whose new language models
25:45
sparked a route in US technology stocks in late January.
25:50
The emergence of Deep Seek's highly competitive and
25:52
potentially much cheaper models stoked doubts about the billions
25:57
that big US tech companies are spending on AI.
26:01
So what percent said was basically, so you guys want to
26:07
blame the market route on the trade tariff war, blah, blah,
26:10
blah. No, no, no, no, no, hold on,
26:12
have a drink coffee with me. It's not because of that.
26:20
It's because on the day that the Chinese company announced
26:25
DeepSeek AI or went out with their news that that basically
26:29
they got better technology that the Chinese have better
26:32
technology in AI than the United States and it's much cheaper.
26:36
That's what caused the route in the tech stocks that also guys
26:40
will feed has been feeding through to this headwinds that
26:44
we've been feeling within Unicorn fart.
26:47
That's right. It's all going to end with this.
26:52
Sorry, having some musical voice problems today.
26:55
It's all going to end with this. It's real simple.
26:59
And this is what I believe and a lot of people believe Trump is
27:03
up to. Trump wants this, OK Trump wants
27:07
Jerome Powell to print money. And if you think for one second
27:12
that Donald Trump, OK, is a guy who is about austerity or about
27:19
about, you know, spending less money, Trump is about that.
27:24
Trump is about wanting free money, easy money.
27:29
And that's what eventually is going to happen.
27:31
So the the, I think the smartest people that I'm listening to in
27:36
the room, and it does make sense to me as well, feel like what's
27:39
happening right now is kind of a setup for what's to come.
27:44
Let's do duster of the day. Hey, look at me.
27:46
Uh oh, hold on, I know how to. Fix this all right sorry guys
27:54
had a little technical issue there, but I fixed it hey look.
27:57
It's time for Duster of the Day. Who do you think Duster of the
28:00
Day is? Well, you can look in the mirror
28:02
right now. We're all Duster of the Day.
28:05
Everybody here right now. We got 700 people.
28:08
I said I wanted to get to 1000. If you haven't, please retweet
28:12
this. Share it on YouTube, Call your
28:14
grandma right? Hey old people love you FD man.
28:18
That's the other thing I like I learned yesterday at this tech
28:20
conference, you know, older people, young people love it
28:26
right in the young. But we are very unique in that
28:28
we have this older crowd of people who are coming into UFD
28:33
and are interested. Now there's a challenge with
28:36
that and that is that older people don't understand how to
28:39
do things on a, on a DEX. I guess it's called a
28:42
decentralized exchange. A1 on this one lady was asking.
28:45
Me. She's like, well.
28:46
How do I? It was funny, she said.
28:48
How do I buy it? She was probably, she was
28:50
probably about my age, in her mid 50s.
28:53
And I said, well, you can buy it on Kraken now.
28:55
And she's like, I never heard of Kraken.
28:57
I said, well, you will eventually.
28:59
I said you can buy it on Moon Shot.
29:01
You can buy it, you know. Wherever she's like, well, but
29:03
then she said something interesting.
29:05
She said I texted my kids and they knew what it was right off
29:09
the bat. So anyway, we still have this
29:14
unbelievable opportunity out there of people.
29:19
Who are? Who are?
29:19
Just getting into crypto and that that really does position
29:24
us in a very, very, very unique place.
29:27
Now, back to Duster of the Day. Today's Duster of the Day is a
29:30
real special guy. And it is not that goofball
29:34
Jerome Powell. It is not that.
29:38
What did I do here? Uh oh, hold on a second.
29:41
Wrong one. Oh, yeah.
29:43
No, there it is. No, here it is.
29:45
OK, hold on. Let me make sure I got you guys
29:49
on the right screen, which I do. Today's duster of the day is
29:54
Aaron. Look, Aaron has been working
29:56
tirelessly to spread the dust, all right?
30:00
I've been, I've been watching him here the last few days.
30:02
He's a very, very committed duster out there talking.
30:07
I believe he actually had a A spaces going the other day and I
30:13
probably won't be able to find it here because he's putting so
30:15
much. There we go right now.
30:17
He was on Obi Wan. Was that on Obi Wan ton space?
30:20
But I think Aaron had his own space as well.
30:23
I mean, hey guys, look, that's what it takes.
30:26
That's what makes U.S. special are people like Aaron, people
30:30
who are willing to take risk, people who are willing to speak
30:34
up, people who are willing to share their talent.
30:37
So Aaron, thank you for everything you're doing.
30:39
You are the duster of the day. And I'd like to read to the
30:42
community something that Aaron sent to me a a Ron.
30:46
He said. Hi, Ron and Susie, I'm Aaron.
30:49
You can call me Ron for short. I can't believe it.
30:53
Truly honored to be Duster of the day.
30:55
I'm a day one duster from the UK man everywhere.
30:59
Having hopped into UFD midway through previous all time highs,
31:04
I came to learn of UFD through the power of X.
31:06
Within a few hours of you releasing the coin, I saw a post
31:10
gold and silver YouTube releases meme coin.
31:13
After doing my research and watching a few minutes of the
31:16
video of yours, I knew I couldn't let this opportunity
31:18
pass me by. Especially knowing that we share
31:21
the same name pretty much. Ron, you're exactly what crypto
31:25
needed. Your drive, determination and
31:27
consistency is what attracted me more so to UFDI.
31:30
Truly believe you've created a winner of the cycle with our
31:34
community and daily spaces. Big shout out to crypto art, UFD
31:38
after hours 24/7. Yeah, I was thinking about I was
31:42
thinking about art earlier today.
31:46
I don't know. I was I know I was thinking
31:47
about just all the good people in our community and I was
31:49
thinking about crypto art spaces.
31:52
Nobody does it like us. I'm so excited to see what's
31:55
next a few months next month, the few next months has in store
31:59
for Unicorn fart does. Here's the new all time highs
32:02
and our journey to multi billions.
32:04
Thank you once again. Let's go UFD.
32:08
And I can't do that too loud because my voice seems to be
32:11
going a little a little crackly. Aaron, thanks for what you
32:15
wrote, man. And, and you know, I guess what
32:17
I'm thinking, the United Kingdom, right?
32:20
Eight hour, 8 hour time difference from where I am,
32:24
Africa, South America, everywhere.
32:27
We've got people that are committed to this and believe in
32:31
it. And you know, the other thing
32:33
that we talk about is grit and determination.
32:37
Grit and determination will get. Us through this.
32:40
The reason why I say that guys, is that if we keep showing up, I
32:44
feel it. Just my opinion, not financial
32:47
advice. In my gut, in my heart, that no
32:50
matter how hard it gets, the harder it gets, the better it
32:55
is. Because the harder something is
32:58
to stick with, the harder something is to achieve.
33:02
The more elusive, the more exclusive the end result.
33:07
Will be right. A lot of people drop out of Med
33:09
school, a lot of people drop out of whatever accounting school.
33:13
A lot of people drop out of the the Marine Corps boot camp in
33:17
the United States. For those of you who aren't
33:19
here, it's known as being like one of the hardest, right?
33:22
That's why the people that make it that stick it out and make it
33:26
through to enjoy so much more successful when he when Aaron
33:29
talked about, you know, liking the fact that that we have
33:32
determination and grit. Hey, bring it on world the
33:37
unicorns here to. Stay.
33:39
I don't know. I just feel it like there's only
33:42
this much. There's only.
33:54
Man, every time I shake it, we get more people in here.
33:57
This is great. There's all.
34:00
There's only this much. Seriously, there's only that
34:04
many. 909 see that line? Is that clear to you?
34:08
All right, there's only that much.
34:10
And if we. Let's get this perfect look on a
34:15
serious note, if we stick it out and we stick with it, look, no,
34:19
no guarantees, but what I feel and what I know and if we just
34:25
stick it out that like. This hard, hard, hard, hard is
34:31
actually good, good, good, good. So thank you, Aaron.
34:34
Thanks for all you're doing. You stimulated thought for me,
34:38
for the community, but you? You are the duster of the day
34:42
and I want everybody all over the world.
34:44
OK, do it with me, warns up. And let's install Aaron's.
34:50
Where are you, Aaron? There you are, all the way over
34:53
in the. UK, you win the Golden Horn.
34:56
Congratulations. That's what this is all about
34:59
community. Now come on, Dusters go out
35:02
there to Aaron's thing and, and and whatever, follow him,
35:06
whatever it's called, don't forget.
35:08
If you're new here right now, please retweet this.
35:11
Let's get the word out. We're trying to get to 1000.
35:14
We're at 800. We only got we only got a little
35:17
more time. You're going to make me stay
35:18
here all day. I'll start singing.
35:21
You don't want that, right? OK, let's look at something fun.
35:26
Something very fun. I forgot to show that I kind of.
35:29
Showed it earlier. I absolutely loved this when I
35:34
saw it yesterday. I thought it was super cool.
35:37
Shows the duster the UFD duster feet rhyme from the basement
35:41
walkie-talkie control with I forgot to turn on the
35:45
walkie-talkie. Hold on, hold on.
35:48
I'm in trouble. Susie Yes Sir I'm sorry I forgot
35:56
to turn on the walkie-talkie. Has everything been OK during
35:59
the live stream this morning over?
36:03
Everything's great. My ears hurt so a little bit and
36:06
he's shaking the beans so much. OK.
36:12
Thank you. Do.
36:13
You want to say thank you to everybody for the birthday
36:16
wishes. Thank.
36:19
You so much for my birthday wishes everyone all.
36:21
Right. Very nice of you.
36:24
Hold on. There's Susie.
36:27
Hey everybody, can we get to 1000 for high 5?
36:31
Right, High 5. Everybody gives Susie a high 5.
36:33
We love Susie. What a wonderful.
36:36
Person and I made a joke on April Fool's Day.
36:39
I put her in the trash can and said that she was done with us.
36:43
Man, you guys, some people got really upset.
36:46
I didn't realize how much you like upstairs, Susie.
36:49
And then she's telling me the other day she's like, I think
36:52
she thinks she's going to get more followers on Twitter than
36:54
me. Like what?
36:56
What you talking? About Willis.
36:58
All right, let's go back here. There's the duster.
37:01
I love this thing. Smokescreen of Unicorn fart fart
37:06
dust, supersonic fart cannons. All right, that was awesome.
37:10
You guys come up with some unbelievable things.
37:13
I'm going to we're going to talk about Robert Kiyosaki here in a
37:16
second as well, but let's go to this one.
37:20
This is from your friend Susie upstairs.
37:23
Susie, who's gaining on me. She thought this was a great
37:27
one. Now, I didn't get it at first.
37:29
I saw it like ET and I'm like, OK, but what does this have to
37:33
do with Unicorn Farta? So I'm going to show you guys if
37:36
you look right here. That right there.
37:41
That's the Unicorn. This thing right here.
37:44
OK, All right. Now, hold on.
37:47
If I take that away. See what I'm saying?
37:49
That's Elliot from ET. Elliot.
37:54
Elliot. Elliot riding his bike with with
37:59
the Unicorn on the front. OK, Love it.
38:02
You guys come up with some crazy stuff.
38:03
What's this next one? This is Susie.
38:06
What'd you send me now? All right, here we go.
38:09
Susie. Let's see who sent this one in.
38:11
Mikey. Mike.
38:13
Mikey said I believe. I believe Upstairs Susie
38:16
deserves more recognition for her daily contributions to
38:20
Basement Ron's live streams and post.
38:22
Here's a tribute to our community, Mom.
38:26
And I tell you what, Susie is the best mom and wife you'd ever
38:30
asked for. There she is with her wooden
38:32
rolling pen, which from time to time she's been tempted to to
38:36
knock me over the head with. And maybe I deserve it every
38:39
once in a while. OK, back here, let's talk about
38:42
what Robert Kiyosaki, you know Robert Kiyosaki is.
38:45
He's famous. He's the guy that wrote Rich
38:47
Dad, poor Dad, blah, blah, blah, whatever.
38:51
He came out with something. This is about a little bit more
38:53
about precious metals. But guys, I'm telling you and I,
38:57
I had this conversation with executives yesterday because
39:01
they were like, well, you were gold and silver.
39:02
Now you're, you're, you know, I'm like, and they agreed.
39:06
They're like, you know. What it is true, right?
39:08
Basically silver is just a physical form of crypto.
39:13
OK, sure, there's differences, right?
39:16
No doubt. And gold is a physical form of
39:18
crypto we were talking about then.
39:20
Let me see, let me see what you think about this.
39:22
But I said if you took a, if you took a gold maxi and a silver
39:27
maxi. In a Bitcoin maxi and you put
39:31
them in a room and then you were able to just erase the part of
39:34
their brain where they realize what they've invested into,
39:38
right? The Bitcoin, gold or silver, you
39:41
did just erase that part from their brains and you had them
39:44
engage in a conversation. These people are all on the same
39:48
page. Gold and silver people think
39:53
pretty much identically as to the reason why they buy gold and
39:56
silver as as is why crypto people buy crypto.
40:00
So when I talk about gold and silver, you know I'm talking
40:04
about things that relate to crypto as well.
40:07
Now let's go out and see what kiyosaki uh oh did I forget to
40:10
pull it up hold on guys, you're going you're going to get to
40:13
watch. Let's go back here.
40:15
I'm going to let you look at Susie shoot.
40:19
I think I forgot to pull this up.
40:20
Oh no. Silver what?
40:23
Where did it go? Tariffs.
40:28
Tariffs. Tariffs.
40:30
I thought I pulled up Kiyosaki. Hold on.
40:32
Here. Let me see if I can pull this
40:35
up. Kiyosaki.
40:38
April 2nd. Oh, yeah.
40:40
OK, here it is. I got it.
40:42
Sorry guys, this is interesting. This is what he had to say about
40:46
Silver. Now there's this.
40:49
This is the post from Robert Kiyosaki we're going to look at.
40:52
And then when we're done, we'll go look at what the silver price
40:54
is because it was getting absolutely destroyed today.
40:58
Robert Kiyosaki put this out yesterday, I believe.
41:01
Question, is silver more valuable than gold or Bitcoin?
41:06
OK. Woof.
41:07
He's he's stocking some serious some serious potential argument
41:13
here answer I say yes. So Kiyosaki is saying that he
41:18
thinks silver is more valuable than gold and Bitcoin or
41:24
Bitcoin. Let's see there his reasons why,
41:26
because demand, I think he means demand for silver is increasing
41:33
in uses for, and you may not know this, but silver is like
41:38
the most used metal besides being the original form of
41:41
money, but it's used in solar panels, which is exploding
41:45
electric vehicles, exploding computers, exploding electronics
41:49
products, microchips, that type of thing, exploding weapon
41:53
systems. Some people say that there's 500
41:56
ounces of silver in the tip of every Tomahawk missile.
42:01
That's a lot of silver and literally, pardon the pun,
42:04
exploding medicine. Silver is the is the is
42:08
antimicrobial. So it's used in all types of of
42:12
medical products and even medicine and water purification.
42:16
So silver is the most reflective metal on the on the planet.
42:20
You may not know that silver's also the most thermally
42:24
conductive, meaning if you take a silver bar and put it in the
42:29
freezer, it almost instantly gets freezing cold.
42:32
Or if you put in the sun, it almost instantly gets hot.
42:35
So it's the most reflective, thermally conductive.
42:38
It conducts electricity better than any metal.
42:42
It's the. It's the standard on which
42:44
electrical conductivity is based.
42:47
I think copper, which is more common, is like an 80, only only
42:52
conducts 86% of the electricity that silver does.
42:56
So that's why silver's used in your cell phones.
42:59
Anything that has electronics and it's going to have silver.
43:02
That's very interesting. Supplies of golden Bitcoin.
43:04
This is what he said. Sorry, I didn't mean to go into
43:06
a rant about silver, but he says supplies of gold and Bitcoin do
43:11
not decrease, yet they both are actually still increasing at a
43:15
very slow rate. Silver supplies are decreasing
43:18
and best of all, silver is the least expensive when compared to
43:23
gold and Bitcoin. As the price of gold breaks all
43:25
time highs, silver's price remains 60% of its all time
43:30
high. Why?
43:31
Because silver is useful and its price has to be suppressed for
43:36
decades to keep silver affordable for industry.
43:39
I believe silver's manipulation is over.
43:42
I strongly I believe the price of silver will slingshot to all
43:47
to all all time new highs. Possibly $70.00 an ounce in
43:52
2025. Time for you to buy a little
43:56
silk, a little more silver. OK that got almost 300,000
44:00
views. However, it was not the most
44:03
well timed. This was yesterday that he put
44:06
this out. Let's let's go look, we'll go
44:09
out to Google and we'll go to Yahoo Finance to get an update
44:13
on the general markets. Oh, here we can just look at the
44:16
silver price. This is the silver futures price
44:19
for the May contract and it is not pretty down, excuse me, down
44:27
6.6 percent, $2.30 per oz. Oh my gosh, look at the
44:33
bloodbath over here in the markets.
44:37
On the right hand side side, looks like the S&P 500 is down
44:41
4%, the Dow's down 3.6, The NASDAQ is down 5%, the Russell
44:48
2000 down almost 6%. Oh, gold.
44:52
That's. Interesting.
44:53
Gold is bouncing back a little bit and then we're going to look
44:57
at Bitcoin here as well. Hold on, don't worry folks,
45:07
they're going to print. Why is this not working?
45:10
There we go. Those are the international
45:12
markets and there's the Hang Seng and there's the interest
45:18
rates. Let's look at the 10 year bond.
45:19
If you're going to look at, let me pull this up for you real
45:23
quick. If you're going to look at
45:25
markets, it it, it, it interest rates, this is what you want to
45:29
keep an eye on. So the 10 year bond yields down
45:32
there's a almost 4%, let's look at that on A5 year basis, OK.
45:39
So as you can see over the last five years, it really remember
45:42
when interest rates were .49% on a 10 year bond that was the
45:49
years of easy money. So we're probably going to see
45:51
this go back down is the US dollar goes down like we talked
45:55
about earlier. But the 10 year just for you get
45:58
people that maybe are are for you dusters who aren't don't
46:01
follow these things as closely. This is the kind of the
46:04
bellwether that most people follow on a one year basis.
46:09
As you can see, looks like last year we got down there, we got
46:12
down pretty low, shot back up in early January.
46:15
But yeah, we're moving down on the 10 year bond yield and
46:21
interesting, man, this is a crazy day.
46:24
There's Apple stock down 8% UFD. Yeah, we yes, UFD is on Yahoo
46:33
Finance, which is crazy to me. And we are now at point O 19
46:38
fighting for a 20 million market cap.
46:41
There's gold and we were going to look for Bitcoin.
46:45
We're looking for crypto. Where's crypto?
46:47
There it is. Hey, Bitcoin, you know, it's
46:51
actually kind of hanging in there.
46:53
I mean, it's kind of like gold not doing it's not doing good,
46:57
don't get me wrong, but it's not getting killed as bad as what
47:00
you may think. Solana down to 114.
47:04
That's not good as we know. That's our native, our native
47:09
coin, our native chain. I'm sorry.
47:13
And there was something else we wanted to look at here.
47:16
Oil. Look at crude oil, $66 a barrel.
47:22
Just for future reference, don't ever play with natural gas.
47:24
They call that the widow maker. Natural gas prices move in very
47:28
strange ways. There was a natural gas mining
47:33
stock. OK, People talk about me like,
47:35
hey, Ron was a gold and silver. Let me go back here.
47:38
I'll just give you a quick little bit of history on me.
47:43
People have recently been saying, hey, Ron, you know we're
47:46
talking about I talk about UFDA lot now I believe in UFD.
47:50
Hey, we almost do 1000. Hey guys, when we get to 1000,
47:54
I'm going to ring the bell. Thank you.
47:55
I forgot let's get to 1000. People talk about I I'm 100%
48:00
UFD, right? I believe in UFD.
48:03
I'm not I don't have a crystal ball.
48:05
I'm not always right. OK.
48:07
But let me just give you kind of a rundown of my history with
48:10
with companies that I've had a very.
48:12
Strong conviction for so people lately.
48:15
Have been saying, hey, Ron spent three years beating the table,
48:18
beating the red checkered tablecloth down here.
48:22
That silver and gold, we're going to go up.
48:24
Gold's at new all time highs. Silver's doing very well.
48:27
I sat down here when gold was at 8-16 hundred 1200 an ounce and
48:31
bang the table that I thought gold was going up.
48:34
That teddy bear right there. That is now holding a Ledger
48:38
sign our sponsor Ledger. Thank you, Ledger, for
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sponsoring Ron's basement. The leader, the leader in
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48:51
Don't. Don't make the mistake I made
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and think about security after something happens.
48:55
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something happens. And a little teaser for you.
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interesting tomorrow from Ledger.
49:05
Keep an eye out for that moon pay.
49:08
OK, Moon. Pay look, I'm not here without
49:12
moon pay. I'm not here without Keith
49:14
Grossman. I'm not here without the fact
49:17
that moon pay helped me on ramp right my first convert my first
49:23
Fiat into crypto and they're doing that all over the world
49:26
and they're doing a great job, which explains why they're one
49:29
of the fastest most. Respected companies we had 1000.
49:33
I'll ring the bell in one second.
49:35
So thank you thank you moon pay and then I'm going to give you
49:37
that history lesson. But guys, we got 1000.
49:39
We got stop everybody stop, stop hold on Susie's yelling are are
49:49
speaking to me. Did you say over over what what
49:55
did you I'm sorry, hold on. What did you say over the the
49:58
floor is yours? Did you want to say something to
50:06
the community? Yes everyone on X, please try
50:14
and just open up the YouTube link and watch on there as well.
50:19
It really would be a big help to all of us.
50:24
Thank. You thank you for your keen
50:27
input over. Yeah, you know, guys, yes,
50:31
because YouTube is is YouTube is kind of where I cut my teeth.
50:35
But also YouTube is an area where we can get a lot of butter
50:39
cups, a lot of new people. So all you got to do is like on
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your phone, stream this on YouTube, on your computer,
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stream it on X up in your bedrooms on your smart.
50:51
TV stream it. No, I'm just joking.
50:53
You can I'm not going to complain, but thank you to
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everybody. Hey, we got over 1000 people and
50:59
and as a as a it's a celebration.
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I'm going to I'm going to ring the bell, but I'm going to do it
51:04
with my horn. OK, that's ring the bell, huh.
51:13
Duster club is in session. All right so quickly let me just
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tell you guys. So everybody's like, oh, Ron was
51:19
right about silver and gold. And you know what?
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I'm not always right, OK? I'm not.
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Trust me, I often mostly AM. And I was right about silver and
51:28
gold. I was down here beating the
51:30
table. I was buying silver, right?
51:32
The beautiful, this big 10, the Silver Shire.
51:35
That's a silver round. All right.
51:37
See that? That's the original.
51:39
That's a physical. Form of crypto all right if
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you've never owned a piece of silver right go to the local
51:47
coin store they're on sale today get them you go to my old
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sponsor pimbex Pi MB EX they're the best place to buy silver in
51:55
my opinion call them up talk to the brothers Mike and Brian say
51:58
you're from the you're from the duster community tell them you
52:02
want to buy some silver right anyway.
52:04
Pimbex Pi MB EX Anyway, the original form of cryptocurrency.
52:08
So yeah, I used to sit down here and tell people buy silver.
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OK, buy it. Isn't it beautiful?
52:15
Silver's beautiful. Anyway, I personally like silver
52:18
more than gold actually holding it as well.
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I don't own any gold and I keep very little silver at the house.
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I keep. I don't, I don't keep my Ledger
52:25
here. So just people say be careful.
52:27
Like no, I don't keep, I keep like 2 ounces of silver anyway.
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Where was I? Oh, yeah, So I was right.
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I happened to be right. OK.
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Because I looked at the fundamentals.
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Now you got Kikasaki, Robert Kikasaki saying it's going to go
52:41
to $70.00. I don't know about that.
52:44
I think eventually silver and Unicorn fart dust and gold go to
52:47
Infinity based on U.S. dollars. Why?
52:50
Because the way the math works, the dollar can is having a is
52:54
going to have a real hard time, right?
52:57
All paper money goes to zero. I hate to break it to you.
53:01
Butter cups, dusters and diamond hooves.
53:03
That's the way it works anyway. People say, oh, Ron was right
53:07
about silver. And you know what?
53:08
That's great. It's nice to hear.
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Yeah, I was. Right.
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OK, I was right. Great.
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Before that I would say they brought this natural gas.
53:15
You can go back and check from years ago.
53:18
I was pounding the table about a natural gas company.
53:21
I mean I knew everything about this natural gas company.
53:24
I was buying the stock for a dollar a share.
53:26
Last I checked it was like 40. That was called Antero
53:29
Resources. You can look it up some of my
53:32
first early videos, but I went through blind by line their
53:35
financial statements. I wrote letters to the company
53:38
and it went the stock went from like $1.50 all the way to $40.
53:42
Unfortunately I sold it at like $3 so don't think I'm Richie.
53:48
Rich, I learned a big lesson. If you believe in something,
53:51
hold on to it, all right? Don't get shaken out.
53:55
So anyway, am I right about Unicorn fart dust?
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We'll see. We'll see, My gut tells me.
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I show up, right? No matter how hard it is, Oh,
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it's so hard. It's hard.
54:08
It's hard to do live streams, right?
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Just ask anybody who knows me. People say that people used to
54:13
say you're the hardest working guy on YouTube because I do live
54:17
streams every day and it is hard.
54:20
But anything good in life is hard.
54:22
So I'll do the hard work if I keep doing it because I see
54:25
people in the community doing it or I'm burped out, well.
54:30
If I then I get a choice I can either.
54:31
Think about being burnt out or tired.
54:34
Or I can think about the energy I do have.
54:37
And I got a lot of energy and I ain't going to stop butter cups
54:41
now you dusters and diamond hose.
54:43
You know that. Anyway, I digress.
54:45
I've gone on way too long, almost an hour.
54:48
We got over a. 1000 people. What time is it?
54:52
What? There's grandpa's clock, all
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right? Yeah, it's just.
54:57
A matter of time. It's UFD time, right?
55:04
Because this from the sacred documents, still holds true,
55:11
guys. OK, community number one in the
55:14
community creates #2 right there, the community where it
55:20
was all backwards. Hold on, the community creates
55:24
#2 value, all right? And the value eventually creates
55:29
a higher price. And that higher price will make
55:31
the community grow even more all.
55:35
Right, OK, I'm here, you're here, you're special.
55:39
Let's do another 3 second smile. Or when I say go, you got a
55:43
smile and you can't stop smiling for three seconds.
55:47
Go. We had a little bonus time
55:53
there. Be good to yourself.
55:56
I didn't even talk about Oh my gosh, I got it.
56:00
I got all the stuff I got a look at.
56:02
I didn't even talk about the most important thing.
56:05
Good attracts good. Be good to yourself, right?
56:08
We got a. We got a.
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Community of people that are based on good doing, good
56:14
things, being nice being. Creating an environment where we
56:18
can all come together and everyone can have a sense of
56:21
belonging. We got Democrats, we got
56:24
Republicans. We have people with my colored
56:27
skin. We got people with all colored
56:29
skins, which is great. We got people that have pH DS.
56:33
We have people that dropped out of grade school, right?
56:37
We got people in Africa. We got people in Indiana.
56:41
We got people where else? I mean, we're everywhere.
56:44
We got all. What we have is an environment
56:48
where you, yes, you can belong. And that's unique.
56:55
That's very special. I don't know of any other club.
56:58
And people will pay money to be part of a club, a Country Club,
57:03
a church or whatever. I'm not saying we're a religion,
57:06
but you know what I'm saying, right?
57:07
People say, where's the value? Oh, and I had this conversation
57:11
yesterday with this executive guy and he totally got it.
57:15
He's like, yeah, that's where the that's people, right?
57:18
People want to belong. People want to be.
57:21
Part of a group. I do.
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Do you? Yeah.
57:26
We want to belong. It's universal.
57:30
And they want to be part of something big.
57:32
Are we big? Yeah, we're big.
57:35
OK. And they want to be part.
57:37
They want to feel like they're doing good.
57:38
Let's be real, OK. Does it make sense to you?
57:44
Right. That everybody, I don't care who
57:46
they are, they want to do something.
57:47
They want to do good. So.
57:50
Here's the deal. And I read this about Walt
57:51
Whitman, whoever he is. I got it.
57:54
I printed it out. It's over there.
57:55
I'll read it to you some other day.
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Walt Whitman said. Hey, you want me to get it?
57:59
I'll get it. OK, hold on one second.
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Yes, I'm wearing pants. Here's what Walt Whitman said.
58:14
I don't know Walt Whitman, WW Walt Whitman.
58:18
This is true for all of us, he said I celebrate myself and sing
58:24
myself and what I assume you shall assume.
58:29
I celebrate myself and I sing myself and what I assume you
58:34
shall assume. Because I always say that on
58:35
here like us dusters like be good to yourself 1st.
58:39
And that's basically what Walt Whitman said.
58:40
There's a whole paragraph here. Some of us may think Walt
58:44
Whitman must have been terribly conceited to have written words
58:47
like that, but he wasn't. He knew himself well and
58:50
accepted himself, even his darker side.
58:54
He could laugh at himself and celebrate his humanness.
58:57
So, you know, be good to yourself.
58:59
Be good to other people. That's what attracts people.
59:01
That's what makes part of what makes U.S. special at Unicorn
59:05
Fart Dust, right? But know that you always belong
59:09
here. Know that, you know, when I'm on
59:11
these spaces and I hear people say, Oh yeah, I just like, I
59:15
just got introduced to UFD and I like instantly felt this warm
59:20
welcoming, like I belonged. Who doesn't want to feel that
59:24
way? You know, I, I look, I got like
59:27
social anxiety disorder. I always have a little bit, I go
59:30
into a big group and I'm like, believe it or not, that's why
59:33
I'm down in my basement, you know, going yesterday to this
59:37
group thing. You know, it, it and, and
59:40
people, people want to feel welcome.
59:43
People want to feel. Like they belong and the extent
59:47
that you can give that right, number one, to yourself and then
59:52
give it to somebody else, that's a big deal.
59:54
Thanks, guys. We ain't going anywhere.
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All right, We are UFD. Have a great day.
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I'll see you soon. Bye.
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Bye.