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Unicorn Fart Dust Live 💨 Proof That the Best Communities Win · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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  What? We're live, guys.
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  We're live. All right, guys.
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  Welcome to the live stream. Welcome to the basement.
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  Thank you to DJ Litmus for another epic rave halftime.
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  He he was the halftime entertainment yesterday at the
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  Super Bowl, wasn't it awesome? Thank you, DJ Litmus, for doing
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  that. I forgot to shut off the laundry
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  machine. Hold on.
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  I'll be right back one second because it's going to get very,
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  very loud here. You know what?
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  Let me put DJ back on for a second while I run over.
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  OK, I'm you're here. I appreciate you guys being
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  here. There's everybody rooting for
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  tonight. Let's see, it's in.
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  The chat. Eye wagon Buju.
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  All right guys, sorry about that.
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  I forgot that I had the washing machine going and it gets very,
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  very loud. How's everybody doing this
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  morning? We got a great live stream.
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  We got some exciting things to talk about.
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  Thanks for being here. Horns up, dusters, right?
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  We are, we're not. Tomorrow I'm going to share some
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  incredible data about the Diamond Hood dusters.
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  I want to take a day to kind of let it all sink in, but we are
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  doing great on many, many levels, despite the fact that
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  it's been an extremely challenging market for crypto.
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  We'll talk, we'll touch on that a little bit.
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  We aren't going to dwell on the negative, of course, right?
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  Because we're here to talk about what I think is probably the one
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  of the most exciting crypto projects ever in the history of
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  the planet. Yes, our very own Unicorn fart
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  dust. Let's go to Davey Satoshi who
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  gives us some great insight into what is happening right now.
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  Let's all say goodbye to DJ Litmus.
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  DJ again, thank you so much. You did an awesome job with the
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  halftime show yesterday. I think a lot of people were
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  saying they enjoyed it even more than the quote UN quote real
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  halftime show that went on at the Super Bowl.
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  But here we are. Davey Satoshi is giving us rapid
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  fire charts. He says he, I think the falling
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  wedge on Unicorn fart dust that is has been forming for almost a
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  year is either ending or very close.
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  This looks like seller exhaustion and it lines up with
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  what we're seeing across the market.
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  And it also lines up with what I'm going to share with you
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  tomorrow about what I think is an incredible number of people.
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  The real hard stats showing the people that are diamond hood
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  people that are, that have bought UFD and are holding UFD
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  on much more of a long term basis.
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  UFD is under 1 cent with roughly 8 million market cap basement
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  Ron still active. Yep, I'm here right now and a
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  core group of diehards holding the line.
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  It's hard to see this staying under 10 million forever if
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  Solana in Solana's I have didn't work this morning.
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  But in the 70s and the 80s as everybody knows right, Solana is
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  due for a big comeback. If Solana makes any meaningful
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  and sustained move, I expect a strong downstream multiplier
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  effect into UFD. A current prices of about 5A.
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  Current price is about $5700. Put you in the top 200 holders.
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  There are not many Solana meme coins that offer this kind of
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  asymmetric upside. With an established dev and a
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  proven, proven stubborn community already in place.
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  If you're in the camp that thinks Bitcoin is headed to
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  30,000, this is not the time to touch risk wave E would roll
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  down the wedge a little more, but then would snap back after.
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  If you believe the bottom is in and this is and this is still a
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  longer Bitcoin cycle. This is what shopping season
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  looks like. And hey, guys, look.
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  Oh, hold on. Oh, shoot.
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  What happened? Oh, no, Hopefully you can now.
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  I really got trouble. Oh, shoot.
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  Hold on a second here. Uh oh.
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  Hey, Susie, if you can see me and hear me, you know what guys?
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  I am going to stop and come back in to the live stream.
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  I will be. Hold on a minute here.
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  No, no, wait a minute. I think we're OK.
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  Are we OK? I don't even.
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  I didn't even turn Susie on this morning.
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  What's wrong with me? Hold on.
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  Let's check in. Hey, Susie, when you get a
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  chance in about 10 seconds with the delay, let me know if
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  everybody can see me and hear me still.
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  Thank you. Over.
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  OK. I think we're OK, guys.
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  Having some tech issues. OK.
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  Thank you. So yeah, look, nobody, David
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  Satoshi's not a financial advisor, I don't think.
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  I think I can say that confidently.
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  I'm not a financial advisor. But if you believe in the future
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  of crypto, and we're going to hear from Brian Armstrong a
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  little bit later in this live stream, he believes in the
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  future of crypto. If you believe in the future of
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  crypto, if you believe in the future of Solana, if you believe
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  in the future of Solana, if you believe in the future of Unicorn
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  fart dust, well, let's just say crypto is in general at bargain
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  basement, pardon the pun. Crypto is in D basement right
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  now. Look, I just got to say it like
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  it is. I used to say this about silver
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  and gold, which went through a very similar situation over the
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  years. I would say, hey, sentiment
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  right now for silver and gold is right down here.
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  See it right down there? It's on the basement floor.
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  And look, let's not sugarcoat it right now.
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  I don't know, the crypto's all the way on the basement floor,
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  but it's hovering somewhere right around me right now.
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  Sentiment changes, It goes in cycles.
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  Any market, whether you're talking about stocks, bonds,
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  mutual funds, real estate, cryptocurrency, precious metals,
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  any of it, it goes up and down, up and down.
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  That's part of the game, right? People talk about that.
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  I've only been in crypto for a year, but people, many of you've
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  lived through these different crypto cycles and the reality is
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  that right, it goes through ups and downs, ups and downs.
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  If you think that we are in just a down cycle right now, well
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  then it might be a good time overall to to go on shopping
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  season like David Satoshi said right?
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  If you believe that meme coins will survive and that certain
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  meme coins will do well and that certain meme coins that happen
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  to have die hard communities and 1 certain meme coin that has a
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  community of like the highest quality people ever in the
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  history of crypto currencies in my opinion.
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  OK that would be our our project.
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  Unicorn Fart does. Well, then I mean, really there
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  is unlimited potential. But again, you know, nobody has
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  has a crystal ball, nobody. The life is full of uncertainty.
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  But if you, if you believe that that's the case, which I
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  personally do, but you know, of course, do your own research and
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  please, like I said this already, I'm not a financial
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  advisor. No matter what you do, please
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  don't take too much risk. Always be responsible.
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  Just be careful, especially with leverage.
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  But when I look out into the future, I do see unlimited
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  potential for Unicorn fart dust. And here's our friend Madman.
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  I think he believes as well. I'm not putting words in his
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  mouth. He says buy, hold, build, UFD.
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  Yeah, that's where we all want to be right now.
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  It's like, oh, he's sitting there with a bottle of Jack
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  Daniels. What?
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  Thank you, Madman. Let's see if Madman had any.
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  Well, he just said it quite simple, right?
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  I mean, the most powerful things in life are always the the
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  simplest, right guys? Right.
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  Look, it's getting a lot of play.
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  It's almost gone viral and I didn't make this up.
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  I heard it from my cousin Sean. But it is so true, guys.
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  It is. And it's almost going viral at
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  this point. And that's good because I think
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  it's a great message for millions of people to hear,
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  right? Winners never quit and quitters
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  never win. You know you've been there,
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  right? You start something, it's fun,
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  it's exciting, blah blah blah. They call it the lady in the red
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  dress syndrome, or that I call it the shiny red ball, the new
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  toy. Oh, it's great.
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  Everything's optimistic, everything's wonderful, right?
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  8 weeks later, three months later, 4 weeks later, no matter
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  what, it hits reality sets. And it's like, you know, so
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  opening a restaurant or, or deciding even, it happens with
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  relationships, right? The the infatuation period goes
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  away and reality sets in. OK.
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  And then that's when most people quit.
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  And sometimes it's a good idea. Most times, if you believe in
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  the long term prospect of what you're doing, sticking with
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  things pays off, right? If you believe in the long term
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  goal, But guess what? Butter cups, it's going to be
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  hard. Anything good in life is hard to
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  you know, anything good in life is going to have hard periods to
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  go through. I won't go.
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  Susie is going to call me preach around when I'm done here, but I
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  won't go on much longer. But I'll tell you, it's real
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  simple. It's real simple.
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  Winners never quit. Quitters never ever win.
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  And we're in the white. Let's look at that.
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  And it always helps to be optimistic.
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  It always helps think about it, right?
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  We it, it, it, why not? Why not be optimistic?
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  Why not be be positive and have pot and and give yourself hold
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  on somebody was trying to call me there.
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  Give yourself some positive thoughts and I love this one
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  from our friends at HTX. It says when it's darkest, we
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  shine brightest 1 crypto crew bringing that light.
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  All right, let's pull that up and see Oh there we are in the
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  lower right right corner, one crypto crew bringing the light.
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  We appreciate you HTX. We appreciate the support from a
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  major major exchange. We also appreciate the support
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  and are excited about the Kraken in the trading competition going
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  on right now. The winner of the Kraken meme
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  coin trading competition gets there.
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  I in our case, our IP logo. Oh yeah, let's remember we do
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  own our own IP, OK, on the shirt sleeve of Athletico de Madrid,
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  one of the world's most famous soccer or football teams as you
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  may refer to them. That is super exciting and that
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  goes through I believe the end of this week, February 15th,
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  which is 6 days from today so check that out OK It's very
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  exciting got a lot of big things going on there as well Also,
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  thank you the Ledger for sponsoring Ron's basement,
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  making these live streams possible.
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  I apologize play the washing machine was going off earlier
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  the phone's danging. I apologize guys, but Ledger
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  secures over 20% of the world's crypto.
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  Ledger, right is proven. Ledger has these incredible
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  signer devices. They have their new Ledger Nano
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  Gen. 5 there it is right there, which is awesome.
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  Check this out. You can go to their website to
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  check that out. And they have the Ledger wallet
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  app, right, which is really defining the future of overall
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  digital asset ownership. They provide the flexibility of
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  a software wallet with the security of a hardware wallet
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  and our friends at Moon Pay right, adding big quality to the
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  world of crypto. The president, Keith Grossman,
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  who I think I'm going to have on next week for a while live
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  stream to ask his opinion on what's going on in crypto, What
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  is the future of crypto look like?
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  I think he has some great insights into this new
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  legislation that we may be encountering in the world of
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  crypto. But moon pay, right, the company
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  themselves, right, are responsible for on ramping
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  millions of people into crypto. I think it's the best, most
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  effective, easiest way for us to bring more people into the
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  Unicorn fart dust environment as well.
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  What about Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, right?
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  And I, I, I love the fact about Brian Armstrong that like, I
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  don't know, seven months ago, maybe now, he publicly said that
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  he thought the US dollar was basically a meme coin at this
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  point. He also said Bitcoin was
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  essentially kind of a meme coin at this point as well.
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  But he is on the forefront, right, of, of what's happening
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  in the world of crypto. And let's look what he said
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  about what has been going on lately, this challenging period
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  that the crypto market has been experiencing.
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  He says it's been a volatile few days in the crypto market.
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  This is nothing new. Crypto has gone through many
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  sorry, crypto has gone through many market cycles at this
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  point. Personally, this doesn't change
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  my outlook. I don't see how you can be
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  anything but long term bullish on crypto.
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  It's eating financial services at an incredible rate.
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  Coinbase is going to keep shipping through any market
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  conditions as we've always done. We've got a financial system to
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  update and what he's saying there that is so powerful, guys,
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  because I do have a very in depth understanding of the
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  Tranfi system, the banking system, the stock markets, all
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  of it, OK? And yes, that's the reason why
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  I'm here in crypto is because I do believe that the crypto
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  revolution offers so many benefits to so many people all
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  around the world. Efficiencies.
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  And at the end of the day, right, they can, you can try to
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  manipulate things and control things.
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  At the end of the day, free market forces will prevail and
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  crypto will prevail. I mean, a real, the easy, the
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  most easy example that most of us can understand very quickly
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  is the idea of transferring money, OK?
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  If you go to the bank and try to do a wire, like if I want to
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  wire $1000, let's say to somebody in Canada, it's going
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  to be cumbersome. It's going to be a pain in the
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  rear, number one. And then #2 it's going to cost a
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  lot of money. By the time you're done, you're
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  going to wind up spending probably just to send $1000,
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  let's say $50. And that's probably low.
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  It's probably going to cost more than that to actually send that
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  $50. It's going to be a big, it's
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  going to be complicated. It's going to take a lot of
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  time. And you're going to pay $50 just
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  to transfer that money. You know, with crypto, if you
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  want to send 1000 USDC or USDT or Unicorn Farta, just whatever
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  you want to send to your friend in Canada.
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  I'm thinking of our friend Elizabeth Grace, right, the UFD
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  chief anchorwoman. It takes like 10 seconds to do
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  the whole transaction. So what Brian Armstrong is
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  saying is true. Crypto will continue, right to
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  eat the lunch of the Tranfi system because the trench, I
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  mean, it's, it's antiquated. It's from like when I was born
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  in the 1970s. OK, very exciting.
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  There will be more and more and more crypto adoption as we move
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  into the coming years. It's actually very interesting
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  to think about. Look, guys, I'll tell you right
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  the stories from my own life. I remember when e-mail, I
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  remember when I saw the very first e-mail.
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  It was probably 19941995. Yeah, I'm dating myself, but I
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  was working in the professional world in a, in a office
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  environment, in this guy's name was Ted Heller.
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  I'll never forget it. He showed me on AOL that that he
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  got in an e-mail. We were in the tech recruiting
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  field at that point. I'm like, what?
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  Thought that's crazy. We were doing faxes, we were
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  doing letters. We were mailing actual letters
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  to people at the time. And it just took time, right?
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  And at first people are like e-mail.
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  I'm not going to trust electronic mail.
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  No, I want real mail. I want real, real paper, right?
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  That comes with a stamp that comes in my mailbox and I'm not
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  going to trust Electron. That's the same thing.
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  Now everybody trust e-mail. If you get an e-mail right, you
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  trust it. Of course, you check on who the
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  sender is, just like you would if you got a paper letter in the
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  mail. There were scams that went on.
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  You're probably too young to remember this, but there were
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  scams that went on in the paper mail back in the day that you
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  had to be careful of. But my point is this, right like
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  now, everybody uses the e-mail, doesn't think twice about it.
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  Same, and I promise I'll stop. Same thing happened with Sean
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  stopping. Okay, I remember the very first
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  time, it was probably, it was a little bit later.
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  Susie and I were married. So it was at least probably 20
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  years ago. The first thing that I bought.
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  I bought a tripod, like the camera tripod from Amazon and
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  I'd heard people were, you know, maybe at that .510% of people
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  were using Amazon. And I remember like, oh, should
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  I put my credit card information in here?
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  And I thought, well, I guess I will because you're not
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  responding, you know, am I going to get scammed?
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  And then I ordered it and it was like, I almost didn't believe
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  that it would show up. And it did show up.
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  Okay. And now look at Amazon.
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  Everybody does a lot, a lot of their shopping online, whether
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  it's Amazon, walmart.com, target.com, you, you get my
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  point, right? These think because and the
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  reason why is because Amazon is so efficient, right?
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  It's a better way to shop for a lot of stuff.
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  You can read reviews. You can do, you know, whatever
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  we're looking like getting a basketball hoop for our
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  daughters. OK, I'm not going to go to some
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  outdoor equipment place and you know, drive there and look at
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  what they have and then what they have.
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  I know it's going to be two or three times more expensive than
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  what I can get on Amazon and I can read thousands of reviews
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  from independent people. Anyway, it's going to happen.
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  Crypto. Let me get back to crypto.
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  I believe leave crypto adoption more and more 100, you know,
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  millions of people. And right now we're kind of that
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  right now where we are with crypto is where I was with
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  Amazon 20 years ago when maybe 10% of people, maybe 5 percent,
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  10% of people were using Amazon. And then over that next 20, you
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  know, really it was over the next 5 to 10 years when Amazon
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  really blew up. That's right where we are with
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  crypto right now. OK, it's going to be good for
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  UFDBCP. Speaking of, UFDBCP is in the
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  house. Let's go check this out.
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  I saved it, OK, because I wanted to watch it live from I watched
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  like the first 30 seconds of this.
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  I'm going to put it on full screen.
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  This is our friend Mr. BCP himself, who puts out
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  unbelievable, I mean unbelievable videos for our
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  community. Spreading the dust.
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  This is Basement Boo Saga Part 2, and I'm going to get it up on
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  full screen and we're going to check this out together.
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  Here we go, One minute, 46 seconds long.
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  It's all Unicorn for Right, thank you to our great
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  friend BCP Super. Oh, hold on here now we're back.
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  OK, Thank you BCP for another great, great UFD video, guys.
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  OK, here. I wrote down some notes while he
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  was while that while that masterpiece was playing horns
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  up. We feel it in our gut.
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  We feel it in our horns as well, right?
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  No ceiling for us rugs. No, we don't do rugs right?
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  But we do feel it in our horns and there is no ceiling.
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  Don't forget, guys, we have a project with digital scarcity.
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  Dogecoin last night, check they're able to create more and
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  more and more coins. A lot of these projects are we
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  are limited in nature. As a matter of fact, I've got
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  something I can show you right now that'll demonstrate that.
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  No uncertain terms. That is the jug.
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  OK, You see that 999 M for a million.
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  This is critically important. The 999 M for a million
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  represents all of. Get that so you can see it a
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  little better. All of the Unicorn fart dust
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  coins that have ever been created, ever will be created,
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  period. Nobody, not me, not you, not not
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  Satoshi Nakamoto, not anybody can ever create one more Unicorn
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  fart. This being OK, this jug
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  represents all the beans that have ever been created.
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  That line right there is the limit.
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  Tomorrow I'm going to show you some data that I think is so
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  encouraging, so cool about what is happening in this project,
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  project right now. David Satoshi said it earlier,
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  right? Like we've gone through this
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  period of consolidation for almost a year.
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  These Jelly beans represent the holders of Unicorn Fart dust.
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  Those are all the beans, OK. And remember, there's a limit
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  999 million period. I won't say that again, but day
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  by day by day, week by week, year by year, we were created in
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  2024. That means that technically we
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  can say we're three years old. You get my point.
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  Nonetheless, people that buy the beans hold the beans.
• 25:13
  We call them diamond hooved dusters.
• 25:15
  Diamond hooved goes up and up and up.
• 25:19
  If that continues, we get to a point where remember, this drug
• 25:23
  can't get any bigger. The number of available beans
• 25:26
  goes from this and gets constricted.
• 25:29
  And wait till you hear what we what I'm going to share with you
• 25:31
  tomorrow. As that happens, there starts to
• 25:34
  be what we like to refer to in our community as a bean
• 25:37
  shortage. And when there's a shortage of
• 25:40
  anything, remember toilet paper during C-19 when there was a
• 25:44
  toilet paper shortage, the price goes up.
• 25:48
  OK. They weren't running sales on
• 25:50
  toilet paper at Walmart during the C-19 crisis because they
• 25:54
  didn't have to. They probably raised the prices.
• 25:57
  Toilet paper manufacturers were like, this is it?
• 25:59
  It's the golden age of toilet paper.
• 26:01
  Anyway, as we, as we fill it up right in the number of beans
• 26:06
  available, we get a bean shortage.
• 26:08
  Eventually we could get to a point where we have essentially
• 26:14
  the, the diamond hood dusters control the vast, vast majority
• 26:18
  of these beans. This jug is so big, it's already
• 26:21
  heavy. By the way, Jelly beans aren't
• 26:23
  light. But we get to a point where we
• 26:25
  have a bean opolin. From there we go to this place.
• 26:29
  Man, I cannot remember the word. It's it, it's, it's like, it's
• 26:33
  like kind of sounds like the Bahamas.
• 26:36
  Are we going to go to the Bahamas?
• 26:38
  No, we're going to go to Valhalla.
• 26:50
  That was the longest bean shake ever.
• 26:52
  Valhalla. All right, guys, have a great
• 26:56
  day. Horns up, dusters.
• 26:58
  Do you feel it? I mean, come on, man.
• 26:59
  There's only one Unicorn fart dust.
• 27:01
  Period. It's the only bean coin that
• 27:04
  I've ever made, right? There's only one you, there's
• 27:07
  only one US, there's only one UFD community, and community is
• 27:10
  the foundation of everything in crypto.
• 27:13
  Keep your horns up. I hope your horn is tingling.
• 27:16
  Be good to yourself. That will give you a platform
• 27:19
  from which you can be good to other people, and I'll see you
• 27:22
  next time.