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Stop Scrolling, Start Settling: Welcome to the $UFD Oasis · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD: Surviving Global Economic Shifts | RONS BASEMENT

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  hey guys, welcome to the live stream welcome to the basement.
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  I hope you're doing great horns up.
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  I hope your horn is tingling, because we are the Unicorn
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  horniest community on the Internet.
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  We're building our own little fantasy island within the world
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  of crypto, and I don't mean fantasy like it's not real.
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  We know it's real and we've got all kinds of incredible things
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  going on within this community, the community that grows and I
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  want to, I don't want to say never gives up, but never gives
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  up and grows and grows. And there's some interesting
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  things going on within the UFD community right now.
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  If you heard of this guy Rusty, we got a Rust.
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  We got a Dusty, right? Our old friend Dusty.
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  Oh, by the way, I need to put Dusty up.
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  Susie was going to remind me here in a second.
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  There he is in the upper left corner.
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  Sorry, Dusty, forgot to have you up there.
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  Up now I'm back. We have Dusty all right there.
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  Now we have Rusty. I'm trying to keep this all
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  straight. I need a family tree.
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  And we have Rusty's friend Randy.
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  I mean, but here's what's happening.
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  These are new characters being developed within the Unicorn
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  Fart Dust ecosystem. And I was talking to a very
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  influential, respected person in the world of crypto 2 nights
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  ago. And he was like, did you see
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  this Rusty thing that somebody created?
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  He said, Ron, you don't know how positive that is.
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  He said, when people in the UFD community feel ownership and
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  want to create new things and put their own spin on what the
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  project means and put their own spin on what's happening, He
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  said, and this guy's been around and he's super respected.
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  You know who I'm talking about, OK?
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  He said, that's the same thing that I saw.
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  I think it was sheep. I don't know all the big history
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  of crypto, but in other big crypto projects, when people
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  feel excited, when people feel motivated to take what's going
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  on in the project and add their own little spin to it and have
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  some fun. And I was like, yeah, that's
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  what we talked about from day one with UFD, right?
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  Like this is the community project.
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  This is here right now because of one thing, and that's
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  community and people taking initiative, people feeling like
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  this is part of them and we are part of each other and making it
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  their own. So really awesome.
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  Let's go out and look at Rusty, OK first, and then we're going
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  to get to Randy. All right, here we go.
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  All right, so this new guy, Rusty is, oh, shoot, hold on.
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  Hopefully we're live here. Hold on.
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  OK, yeah, there we go. Sorry about that.
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  Thought we were having tech issues, but we are not.
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  Rusty is Dusty's backwoods cousin.
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  Probably holding a beer. Definitely stacking UFD beans.
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  Front porch philosopher bean stacker.
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  UFD runs thicker than Crick water.
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  We're Susie and I are from Missouri and in Missouri we call
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  creeks creeks. So, so that's, that's Rusty.
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  Now we're going to come back to Rusty, but we also have this
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  from our friend Randy, who is Rusty's friend right now.
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  I mean, the whole family tree we got to have.
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  Somebody needs to put together a family tree.
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  This is important. It said if you've been here, if
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  you're here for the weekend, cool.
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  If you're here to build something real, even better.
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  UFD is open, manifested, OK. And again, that came from Randy,
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  who is friends with Rusty, who is Dusty's cousin.
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  I think I got that straight. I'm not going to try to say that
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  again, but there's a big, big, big mess.
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  Hello. Hello, Susie, you.
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  Know you have, there's another character.
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  Who's that? Destiny.
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  Destiny OK, how do you. Have met destiny.
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  Yeah, no, I've not met Destiny. Oh my gosh.
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  OK, let me write this down. Destiny.
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  Let's see here. All right?
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  Yeah. OK, Maybe Susie can send me Adm.
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  I'll try to find Destiny later, But I got something important to
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  say. Let me come back and look you in
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  the eye. Right.
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  What our friend Randy was just saying is true.
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  Look, UFD, you can think of it like an island, all right?
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  But because because there's a finite number of Unicorn fart,
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  fart does tokens, or as we call them, beans.
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  So we are literally like an island.
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  If you think of it. Think of the all the beans is an
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  island, right? Islands can't get any bigger.
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  But we're a fine exotic island, a very nice island.
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  There's and there's millions and millions of other islands out
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  there, but we aren't like one of the nicest islands.
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  So people come and visit our island, right?
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  They come there and maybe on holiday for a week or for a
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  weekend, whatever. Some people are just there to
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  cause trouble debauchery party, do nothing else.
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  They want to come tear things up and leave bye bye right.
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  Those are the gamblers, but there's other people there's and
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  there's a lot more of these that are good people They come to our
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  island. Maybe you're there for a week
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  and they're they're talking to their significant other right
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  and they're like, you know these these dusters.
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  This is a really nice island. I think maybe I'd like to live
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  here. Why don't we look into buying
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  some property and they buy some beans and they stay OK, and they
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  stay in the more and more of those people, they come to our
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  island and remember the island can't get any bigger.
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  There's only 999 million beans and buy some beans, buy some
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  property. Some people only buy a little
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  property. Some people are narwhals.
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  They buy a whole big chunks of the island because they love it
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  so much and they believe in the future of the island.
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  OK. But the important thing is
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  overtime, all the beans, all the land on the island gets gets,
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  gets, gets grabbed up, gets swapped up.
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  I don't know, whatever. You know what I'm trying to say,
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  and guys, here's the important thing.
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  Overtime, day by day by day, I've said this before, you know,
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  I love hype. Don't get me wrong, I love
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  excitement. I'm an excitement junkie, OK?
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  But to me, the biggest catalyst, I've said this from day one of
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  this project, well, maybe not day one because I didn't really
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  know what I was talking about, but day 18 of this project, I've
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  said that the biggest catalyst we can have in UFD is every
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  single day somebody buys the token, buys beans, OK, and
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  becomes diamond hooved. That's it.
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  The island cannot get any bigger.
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  There are only so many beans. More people come, like our
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  friend Randy said, right, and want to stay and want to be part
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  of what we're doing. Eventually the island runs out
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  of land, OK, there's a land shortage.
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  This guy, this person that I was talking to the other day, I
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  think he said it was not Boulder.
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  Maybe it was Boulder. There's a city in Colorado where
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  house values just exploded higher.
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  I think the average price, he said of a house is like $1.5
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  million. And it's because there's it's
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  surrounded by mountains and there's only so much land.
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  It's very similar to the situation we're in.
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  Thank you, Randy. And Randy, who is Rusty's
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  backwoods friend and Rusty is oh, man, I'm screwing this up.
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  Hold on here. Let's go back.
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  Rusty is, I believe, a cousin. Yes.
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  Yes. OK.
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  Rusty is the backwoods cousin. Cousin.
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  All right, I got a lot of cousins.
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  I got like, 15 cousins. But you don't really care about
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  that. You care about UFD.
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  Now let's go, let's go check in with Rusty, because Rusty had
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  something great to say. This is great.
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  I love this. All right, Rusty said.
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  UFD is that rare corner of crypto where you can be yourself
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  and still build something solid. Absolutely, guys, That's one of
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  our competitive advantages, right?
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  We, our, our whole foundation is based on good attracts good.
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  We aren't aligned with any political we aren't, we aren't
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  a, a, a token that is has a niche like we're ultra
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  conservative or we're ultra liberal or we're about a certain
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  religion or we're about a certain celebrity or we're about
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  a certain political figure or we're whatever, right?
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  We are wide open and we've said this many times.
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  It's one of our super secret powers.
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  All everybody when when they come into the Unicorn fart dust
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  corral sets all these things that are in the outside world
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  differences, OK, they set those aside.
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  They come into the corral and focus, right?
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  We all point our horns in the same direction, which is being a
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  leader in the crypto world and furthering the Unicorn fart dust
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  project. That's a powerful, powerful
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  thing. We aren't arguing about
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  politics. We aren't arguing about
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  religion. We aren't arguing about anything
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  in UFD when you come into the corral and and and stick around,
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  which so many people are right. We're in agreement that we want
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  this project that we believe that that there really is good
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  in the world. You know, that's our mission,
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  right? To prove that that honesty,
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  integrity and good is more powerful than anything else,
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  right and can create a very, very successful crypto project.
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  And I think, I think that it's it's been successful and I think
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  it's guaranteed. Why?
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  Because the founding fathers of cryptocurrency in the
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  blockchain, including Satoshi Nakamoto set it up that way that
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  it would be fair that it would be transparent, right?
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  And those are all that. Why do you think there's
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  32,000,000 cryptos that have basically died and there's only,
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  you know, like we're around the top 1000 that are left?
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  It's because everything gets shown out in the good The cream.
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  The cream rises to the top. Or maybe we should say the beans
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  rise to the top. Hold on here.
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  I'm getting my my. Things are beeping around me
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  everywhere. Did you need something Susie
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  over? I do.
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  Do you have a second where I can talk?
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  Yes, you can speak Susie. Susie would like to say
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  something to the community. So here you go.
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  We. Want to wish you a wonderful
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  birthday, my dear. The whole community appreciates
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  you and recognizes you and how hard you work for all of us.
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  And you are a truly an inspiration.
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  And that done, we all unanimously nominate you for
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  just. Time of the.
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  Day. So put that golden horn on.
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  Yeah, OK. Thank, thank, Thank you, Susie.
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  Thank you, Susie. I love you too.
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  Thank you so much. I'm a crier, so I'm teared up,
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  but I'm not going to cry because you don't want to watch me cry.
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  I've been waiting for 14 months to be duster of the day.
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  So today's my special day, yet today's my birthday.
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  Thank you very much for all the birthday wishes, Thank you for
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  the gift that you've given me over the last 14 months of UFD
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  and for all the contributions that I make, blah blah, blah.
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  I am duster of the day. So please write.
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  You feel your horn right? Help me lift up the golden horn
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  and boom, stick it on me. Congratulations, Ron, you are
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  the duster of the day. OK, Rusty, now we have Randy.
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  Let's go look at Randy real quick and see what Randy has to
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  say. And then I'm going to try to
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  find this person Destiny. OK, and let me get the screen
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  up. Yep, we're up there.
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  All right, we're all good. Here's Randy.
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  He says hi, I'm Randy. More on that later.
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  Old family friend of Dusty and Rusty.
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  OK, so Rusty is Dusty's cousin and Randy is Rusty's friend, but
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  he's also Dusty's friend. He even got more complicated.
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  They've been pushing me to get involved for a while.
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  So I did my homework and here I am.
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  I move on. Logic.
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  I listen first, do my research. Oh, he's an intellectual that
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  resonates with us, right. And act when it makes sense.
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  Glad to meet the community and horns up.
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  And I think that old Randy, somebody told me, sent me a
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  message and said Randy has the biggest horn of all.
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  So watch out for Randy because he's he is on the run.
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  All right. Hey guys.
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  I do want to say thank you. We got more to cover, but thank
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  you the Ledger for sponsoring Ron's basement.
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  I remember. Austin Powers.
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  Yes, I remember Austin Powers and.
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  He like to always. Say, Randy.
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  Yeah, I remember that, Susie, when Susie and I both met, we
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  watched that movie. Was it called Austin Powers?
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  I don't know why. I'm not a movie guy, but we both
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  like that movie. Oh, Mini me.
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  Remember Mini me and the little guy they carried around, It was
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  funny. It was funny.
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  Anyway, where was I? Oh, Ledger.
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  Ledger, thank you for on a serious note.
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  Thank you Ledger, because on a very serious, all joking aside,
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  all birthday party stuff aside, crypto security is very, very
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  important. You know, I got hacked, people
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  get hacked, get the crypto stolen, all that.
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  Please think about crypto security before something
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  happens. Learn from my mistake, OK?
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  Ledger, they're the leader in crypto security.
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  They're signer devices. The Ledger Flex, the Ledger
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  Nanogen 5, the Ledger Stacks are world class products.
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  And when you couple those with the Ledger Wallet app, you
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  really get to experience the future of digital asset
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  management, right? You can do everything, buy,
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  sell, stake, swap everything in the safe, secure improvement
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  Ledger environment. Thank you, Ledger, for
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  sponsoring Ron's Basement and our friends at Moon Pay.
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  OK. Moon Pay is definitely the
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  Fentech leader, right? They are the on ramp and have
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  been, they're bringing so many people into the crypto
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  ecosystem. They're adding big value to
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  crypto, but they're doing a lot more now.
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  Not a week goes by that we don't hear about some new offering or
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  innovation that they're providing to the overall crypto
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  ecosystem. And you know, my very first
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  crypto transaction was with Moon Pay and it's a great way for us
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  to on ramp new people and we want more new people coming into
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  crypto, new people into crypto and new people into the Unicorn
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  fart dust community. I bought some UFD on Moon Pay a
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  couple weeks ago. It was saved, it was secure, it
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  was easy. It's really, I think, the most
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  frictionless way for us and easily, easily, easy to
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  understand way for us to bring people who are brand new to
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  crypto into our Unicorn fart dust project.
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  Thank you, Moon Pay, thank you Ledger for your sponsorships.
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  We appreciate it and it's a big honor to be affiliated with two
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  great companies that really are adding value into the crypto
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  ecosystem. This is fun, guys.
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  Remember, in the end, it's all Unicorn fart dust.
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  We know that for sure. But let's read about Fiat
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  currencies. This will just take a minute and
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  then there's something very, very powerful that we're going
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  to say about our project when it relates to Fiat.
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  You know, a Fiat currency means a paper currency like this.
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  Here I happen to have an example I can show you not this.
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  This is actually one from a long time ago, from the 1930s.
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  See the top of that? That's not a well, I don't know
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  if it's technically called the dollar.
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  Actually, no, It's called the silver certificate because our
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  U.S. dollar used to be backed by silver.
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  This is a modern day dollar, right?
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  This is a Fiat currency. It's not backed by anything.
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  It doesn't. It's backed by faith and
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  confidence. More on that later.
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  This is very interesting. You may not know this about Fiat
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  currencies, but it's true, and I thought that Andre von Heerden
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  said it very well. Every single Fiat currency in
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  human history has eventually collapsed back to its intrinsic
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  value. 0 From the Roman denarius that was debased from pure
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  silver to worthless bronze shavings to the asignats of the
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  revolutionary France to the Weimar Republic.
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  Marks used as wallpaper because they became cheaper than actual
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  wallpaper. If you don't know that about
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  Germany in the 1930s, there they had a paper currency that became
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  worthless. There are actually pictures of
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  people with wheelbarrows full of the German marks.
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  I forget what they were called. I think it was Deutsche marks
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  back then as well. But wheelbarrows full of the
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  paper currency, taking that to buy like half a loaf of bread,
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  OK, the pattern is always identical.
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  Governments discover the intoxicating power of printing
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  money to fund their spending. Inflation destroy savings and
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  economic calculation in the currency dies.
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  The hubris of modern economist who claim this time is different
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  is breathtaking. They point to the dollars fifty
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  year reign since Nixon closed the gold window in 19.
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  Our U.S. dollars were back by gold up until 1971.
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  President Richard Nixon then took us off that gold backing
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  and the dollar since then has been backed by nothing as
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  evidence of the And they're saying that that since the
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  dollar's done well 50 years, that's evidence of the Fiat
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  success. Conveniently ignoring the the
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  dollar has lost over 85% of its purchasing power since 1971.
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  And guys, I gave you like 4 examples, but there are
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  literally hundreds and hundreds of samples from all around the
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  world from just the last four or 500 years of history.
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  Hundreds of examples of Fiat currencies, all of which have
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  gone to zero. I know people in the precious
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  metals community that for fun have like stacks.
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  You know, like, you can go to a coin show and buy is it Nigeria?
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  It's one of those countries in Africa.
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  You can buy like $1 billion notes that they printed that are
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  essentially worthless. OK.
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  But the powerful thing here is, OK.
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  We know one thing for sure. It's so important.
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  I have it written down. All Fiat currencies throughout
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  history have all become Unicorn fart dust.
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  Think about that OK, right because their trust is gone like
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  everything truly is Unicorn fart dust.
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  But with our Unicorn fart dust, we have the trust.
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  We have the community, everything.
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  All these Fiat currencies become Unicorn fart dust in based on
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  broken promises. OK and trust is so important and
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  trust is what we have in this community.
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  So when we think about, you know, for now that the US
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  dollars valuable, whatever, you know, I look, I love the United
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  States. I loved what the founding
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  fathers of the United States put in the Constitution, that gold
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  and silver are money, OK? And they were against central
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  banks. They were against money
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  printing. They knew it had happened even
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  250 years ago and it happened many times.
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  In the end, everything really is Unicorn fart dust.
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  And we've got something you know, our project, our trust.
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  Is not just something based on a geographical limitation like a
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  country, our our community. And I'm trying to think of a
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  better way to describe it, but it's worldwide.
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  We aren't constrained by anything right?
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  And we are based on this unbelievable solid foundation of
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  trust. Here's a great TikTok video for
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  us to watch. This one was a classic and I
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  believe I've got it all lined up here.
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  Hold on here full screen. Yep, here we go sharing.
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  No, here we go now I've got the right screen up and let's watch
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  this one. fine.
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  There's Susie. All right, hold on here.
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  I just love that, guys. OK.
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  Hey, thank you for being here. Thanks for being part of this
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  project. OK, there is one Unicorn.
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  Let me remind you. Right.
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  Everything OK? Thank you, Franny.
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  Thank you, my friend Franny. Franny from the future, Hold on
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  here. Thank you for the Super chat.
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  Wow. I never expect super chats.
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  Wow. Look at that €11.00.
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  Happy birthday Franny, man, our happy birthday me from Franny.
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  Thank you Franny, super appreciate and we love you in
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  this community. Absolutely, man.
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  We've got some unbelievable people and everywhere in the
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  world. I'm going to finish my thought
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  and then we're going to go look up Destiny.
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  I believe it is DESTINY, but but there's one Unicorn fart dust
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  period. OK, everything is Unicorn fire
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  dust, but there's one Unicorn fire dust cryptocurrency meme
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  coin community that gives us scarcity, that gives us a unique
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  characteristic, a unique opportunity.
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  And don't forget, we are living through history right now.
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  The fact that we are doing this with technology, the fact that
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  we can build community through web three, trust me, compared to
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  Web 2, the depth, the real realness of this community
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  doesn't hold a candle to what happens in the Web 2
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  environment. And on top of that, we have this
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  absolute pure gift of the blockchain and crypto that we
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  align ourselves perfectly with. We're doing everything right,
• 23:07
  and that's thanks to you. All right, let's go out and see
• 23:09
  if we can find destiny. Hold on here.
• 23:13
  So this is rusty. Let me put in Destiny.
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  And if I don't find Destiny, Destiny, I don't know that this
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  is it. Destiny 2 Destiny.
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  Hold on. What's that?
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  DESTINY, not destiny. Destiny.
• 23:38
  Destiny. Oh, OK.
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  Got it. Got it, got it.
• 23:40
  OK, hold on here, Destiny. We won't give up, people.
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  Oh, here we go. Let's try that again.
• 23:51
  Destiny. I spelled it wrong.
• 23:54
  Destiny. Dust in the Destiny.
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  Nothing like watching me struggle, huh?
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  Oh, wait a minute. Ron's basement.
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  You are creating this. Our time is now.
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  No, that's me, Destiny. Great job, Dusters.
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  Those are old posts. That is that.
• 24:17
  Destiny. Destiny.
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  I found her. Here she is.
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  Do I follow her? Yes.
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  Sorry, Destiny, I wasn't following you.
• 24:27
  I found her. Yep.
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  There she is. All right.
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  I really didn't think I'd do it, guys.
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  OK. Hi.
• 24:31
  I'm Destiny. I've been watching from the
• 24:34
  sidelines and I'm finally done lurking.
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  I'm here for UFD and the Dusters who keep it fun, real, and
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  actually show up for each other. Orn's up.
• 24:44
  Oh, look at her. And she's got one of those.
• 24:47
  What's that called? The G Wagon.
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  I love that. Hey, Destiny, how you doing?
• 24:51
  She's got a nice mane too, and I like her sneakers.
• 24:57
  Destiny, what have you been up to?
• 24:58
  Let's see what she's she's made. Any more post?
• 25:01
  Hey, there's our friend Mason. What's this?
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  Slay in the ass. All right, Destiny.
• 25:08
  Everybody, please go out. Follow Destiny.
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  Let's put her up on full screen and give her her due.
• 25:14
  There she is. We love her.
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  Did she say how she's related? No, we don't know how Destiny.
• 25:19
  Maybe she's girlfriend with Randy.
• 25:22
  I hear Randy gets a lot of girlfriends.
• 25:24
  And of course, Randy is Rusty's friend, but also Dusty's friend.
• 25:29
  And Destiny. All right, UFD family, man, we
• 25:33
  got some great stuff going on. Let's keep it up.
• 25:35
  Thank you for the birthday wishes, OK?
• 25:37
  Don't forget. Please be good to yourself.
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  That will give you a platform point.
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  You can be good to other people, and you deserve it.
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  And I will see you. And yes, I see you right now.
• 25:47
  I'll see you next time. Have a great day.
• 25:50
  Thank you. Thank you.
• 25:51
  Thank you.