Live Stream with Jay & George

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Good morning. Winners', happy Thursday, to you.
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Hope everyone is doing well this morning. Good morning, George.
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Good morning, Jay. How are you?
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I'm doing lovely, Lovely!
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I have to say that.
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That's an exciting day for me.
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I'm gonna get to spend Boulder with my wife, this is our anniversary 2557 days we've been mirrored and I'll tell you, it's not nearly long enough.
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It's not nearly long enough.
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And, uh, I'm very excited to spend the day where there.
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In fact, George, I was gonna ask you, if you didn't mind, if you and I could do a role reversal today?
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If I could go first and At the end of the show, you could get into the to the tech stuff that would that would be too big of a deal for you.
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That would work out perfect like, yep, I'm all game.
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Beautiful, beautiful.
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Well, good morning, guys. Let's go to your questions and see who all we got here this morning.
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Where are those?
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Yeah.
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Thank you, Dustin. Does happy anniversary today Is our anniversary. also good, Keith.
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Lot of weddings in June.
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Good morning, 29 years, wow.
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Fabulous, Wonderful news on the anniversary, enjoy, Congratulations, Jay Misnamed, thank you guys, thank you, thank you. Thank you, Mark.
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Appreciate that, guys.
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I made the mistake of blowing out my garage earlier this morning and a little dust in my nose, snooze and ever since I blow out the garage. Kind of nodding.
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Thank you, David. He says, and many more.
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Alright, guys, look, I'm gonna jump into some charts. So, I'm going to grab the board.
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And we're going to go through a couple of things here.
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Just, most of this is going to be, Hey, we talked about it. Now, here it is. That type of thing.
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So, let me describe the Board.
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And I'm going to add something to my Safari before I do that.
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Just in case I needed, there we go.
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And show the main screen.
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Show the one I want to show.
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I guess you're the presenter. And let me grab that.
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Yeah. Oh, there we go.
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Yeah.
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Alright, guys, let me minimize your questions, do you guys feel free to put your questions in, because as soon as I'm done here, we're gonna rock and roll with questions.
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And then as soon as we're done with questions, George is going to get into his this tech stuff.
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And he said, he said earlier, he has a lot to cover today. So, make sure you hang around for that.
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Some of the, some of the best parts of our live stream is George McGovern.
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How to keep our butts safe. And in fact, I would even talk to you guys for a quick second.
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got frantic phone call from my mother, let's see, two days ago, And the call was, Oh my God, you have to call my friend, Ron. He's lost a million dollars, and now I don't understand it, but they want him to pay 145,000 and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So OK, mom calmed down. I'll call them. It's not a problem, or column. It's it's crypto. And I know, I know that. You know, crypto. your crypto, right?
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Yeah, I mean, crypto jets. All over the world crypto. And moms like you're still on crypto right, Anyway, I mean, my mom's in crypto, you know, so she's.
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But that happens sometimes anyway, so I call this guy Robin.
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And Ron says to me, well, he says, a year ago, I got hacked.
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And, you know, I had this, he had this wallet that was connected to Coinbase, and I've been buying all my crypto there.
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And I got hacked for $785,000.
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And so I said to him, I said, well, how did you get hacked? He said, well, you know, they got my keys. I said, Oh, you had your keys on your computer?
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Yeah. Yeah, I have my keys on my computer.
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Wow.
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No, might have, rather than 785,000, you could have been with me the last six years, and probably only invested four or $5000 into your education, but you would have absolutely known not to keep your keys on a computer.
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He said, oh, you're not supposed to do that And it's just, it took me back.
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It took me back to everything we've ever talked about here, because, look, as a lot of you here today, you feel very savvy in crypto, you haven't lost any crypto. You feel very savvy from the perspective of, I now know how to do things. I didn't used to know how to do. You maybe, walk around with your chest poked out a little bit as it relates to crypto.
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And I get it, I do, too, that's me, I feel pretty doggone, shall we say kaki when it comes to crypto? Now, I don't treat people that way. I don't talk to people that way, I'm just giving you my inner feelings.
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I feel pretty confident, like, extremely confident, when it comes to buying, crypto, selling crypto, understanding the game of crypto, keeping crypto safe, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. All the way down the gamut, right?
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So, this guy goes on and he goes, Well, listen, that's not my real problem. I turn that over to the FBI and they're working on it, and I thought, Yeah, you did over the FBI. That's great. Let's see how good that goes for you. And he keeps calling them now for a year.
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And they keep telling him, oh, we're still trying to track it.
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Yeah, right? They've got the addresses, they've got everything, and they're still trying to track, oh, OK.
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So I kind of see where that money's going.
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Anyway, without going too far down that trail, what I would say to you is, his most recent problem is he put $49,000 into curve dot F, II, curve dot F phi.
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And you'll look that up on the internet, and that's, you know, they're going to tell you, you put your money in and wheat, compound it, and you make money, and then you can get your money and blah, blah, blah.
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It puts him 49,000.
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They come to him a few months later and say, listen, you know, with the money stuck on the blockchain, we've got to do a reverse transaction and undo that all of our members have to pay $47,000 and he pays it.
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He pays you know why he pays it, because they told him, hey, look at your account balance. You're already up to 265,000. And you don't want that to stop. You want that to continue to go. So you gotta pay another 247 manju. He's wiring this money to Switzerland, and this cast in his late seventies.
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I mean, my heart breaking listening to his story, my heartbreak, and retelling a story.
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So we're not, we're not, we're not using this as an example of, let's make fun of Ron here. We're using this as an example of this. So this is the kind of stuff that will break your heart.
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Hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, OK.
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This guy has retired.
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He's taken all this money out of his IRA, put it into crypto with no education, no team, nobody to help them, no support system, nothing, And everything, He's done so far. He's lost.
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And it took me back I said, Jay, that's what you in Georgia, because because every single person listening to my words right now, you are new in crypto at some point, and I'm a very, very savvy person. And when I was new in crypto, I felt like I was 10 years behind. I stayed up. I've told this story before. I literally stayed awake for almost 14 straight days.
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And all I did was consumed crypto, consume, crypto, consume crypto, Because I felt like I was so far behind. If I didn't do that, I would be, so I would continue to be so far behind.
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And that's what I did to get into crypto. Its true story.
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My wife will tell you, my balls were bugging out of my head.
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I was very, very excited about what I saw, and rightfully so. Did that work out for me? That worked out for me really well.
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Crypto has been very good to me.
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So, from that perspective, now, this group is showing his account balance, has $522,000, and by the way, it's only then seven months since we put in 50,000.
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So, what they're saying is, in seven months, they've had 1000% return, but there are. But he goes to them and says, I want to withdraw my funds.
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And they say, No problem. We'll pull all that together, and we'll send you an e-mail. So, send them in this e-mail.
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And they say, Listen, crypto is a as a digital asset, and even though we're in Switzerland, you have to pay your taxes on this money before you can withdraw it.
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Ah, yeah, yeah. You've got to send us 145,000. Which is your capital gains on your money, and you gotta do that before You can withdraw your money.
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So I took him through a series of communications with them to prove that they're absolute scammers, and they're just trying to scam and now out of another $145,000.
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And now he is 800 and whatever, 800, something thousand dollars in the hole on crypto.
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And I say to myself, this is what you do, Jay.
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You today, when we have a live stream, I don't get into talking about the things that baby crypto users need to talk about. However, it's on our site.
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It's mostly on our site, for 100 bucks a month.
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If you want to go past that, you can, you can go into the modules in different things. Which I think is fantastic. I'm very proud of all that content, even though, seven years ago, and when I listen to it, today I go, was that nice Beacon?
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Anyway, Yeah, it's interesting.
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But that's what we do, guys.
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That's yeah, that's the, the support team and look even with an amazing support team, even with a team and even with a guy like George.
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Every week is is pounding on the table. Don't put your crypto on your phone.
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Don't put your keys on your computer, Do it this way. Let me do. let me, was the course you did Georgia that had like 13, 15, 20 modules? What was that called crypto? Yeah. Yeah, the cybersecurity crypto cybersecurity class, I think it was up to how much, each? module four?
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I think it was 399, I think it's maybe tonight. Honestly, I'd have to check because it's, it's, it's been awhile, but we keep updating it, too.
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Well, I'm not going to tell you to raise the price, but what I want to tell you is raise the price, because this guy just lost $800,000, and for 400 Measly Bucks, he could have not done that.
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For $400 million.
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Or even if he'd been here with us from the beginning, had an invested say four or $5000 into his crypto. Education, just on the one point of losing money. He would have got his money's worth.
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Never mind. The million other topics that you guys draw out of me, you guys are great for drawing stuff out of me. I love it.
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You guys make me think about stuff that I wouldn't normally think about, and then when I talk about it, it re-iterate it in my own life.
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So the livestream is it to me is a great success the modules we did before that were I you choose to post post post post and you guys weren't a live audience asking questions.
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I think it was a great success if I were to go back to doing more If I were to say hey, I'm gonna go to two days a week. I would probably do to live streams a week.
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Any, and you know, you guys can bring your questions, or not, but I think that the live stream, private community is the way to go.
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And I think that the support we have here, not just for me, and George, you guys support one another as well.
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Sometimes the only way you can support one of your teammates is to say something here on the live stream, and I'll read it.
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Sometimes it's been in the past in a Telegram group.
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Sometimes it's been in the past, something you've written on the website that someone read and said, oh, that's how that works. Oh, I can do that. Wow.
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This guy's lost 800 and something thousand dollars.
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And he's at the end of life, that money is probably pretty important to him.
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From the perspective of, you know, his age in life, coming from the timeframe he came from, he probably still believes that his doctor is the final say on everything. So he might end up being. Or he might now be on all kinds of drugs you never know.
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Didn't have that conversation with him.
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Anyway, I just had to tell you guys that story, because it really took me back a minute and said, Jay, I wonder how many people that would have been, that came through the Bitcoin Academy.
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And before that crypto trade calls that that prevented from being the case, I wonder how many?
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And it made me feel proud all over again.
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I felt great pride that what we do here actually has some meaning. It actually can go a step further, It can affect the next person, because many of you have taken what you learned here. Grabbed a family member, or two, or a friend or two rodham under your wing and said, Let me show you, let me help you.
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And you say, Oh, no, no, no. Don't do that. Don't put that on your computer.
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No, no, you know what can happen with that, and you're repeating what was said here because you burned it.
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Fantastic.
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Alright, guys, put your questions in. I'm going to jump in here on the charts.
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So, let's go back to our long term chart again.
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Right?
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Ah, one week, maybe, Yep, one week is fun.
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And we'll put this in right there.
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You guys, remember me, draw on this in, the last few times, I've talked about Bitcoin, and even the last time I've talked about this, move down.
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I said to you guys, if we look at a three day chart, I said to you, what this looks like to me, is that Sunday, that's a B. And now, we gotta put in the sea leg, on a big drop that we had. I said, the sea life could be over, but I doubt it.
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I said, it looks like there's more to go.
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And I said, I'm still thinking about that weekly target of 24, 3. 24, 3.
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So we'll go back to the one wing now.
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And there's the line.
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Why is that in the line?
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Because of the number of touches starts, stops, touch, Stop, start almost to touch that 24, 31 looks to be like a pretty strong support level.
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It's also a retest of the inverted head and shoulders.
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I've had, I've seen, and much, 21 years of trading, I've seen chart patterns, break like this.
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Only to take weeks, to come back and test, and then after they test, you then get your move.
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So, for someone like me, who's wanting to buy more crypto, there's wanting to continue to add to my stacks at this point. Not, not as much as I was back in November, December, when prices were down here.
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But still wanting to, like, I still want to add some more suey, I've even considered making another half a million dollars purchase on XRP OK.
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So, for someone wanting to do that, this kind of move down, it feels very good to me.
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It also feels good from an Elliott Wave perspective.
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OK, ..., you put you in the wrong spot, Let's go to just the chart, there we go, Now we won't have that happen again, from an Elliott Wave perspective.
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five.
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And then 2, 1, 2.
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OK, five waves up.
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Really three waves up with two corrections, and now to add an ABC correction down, And the reason that feels so good Is, I've drawn it to you before Is because this is your next leg up?
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The numbers I don't know?
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Nobody does My guesstimate would be the first wave of three would probably do 40 to 48,000.
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We'll just put it in the middle of 43 probably a pullback from there all the way to here.
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To this top then you'll get a Wave three that goes say 25 K The 80 something.
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Wave three is probably like 85, 90 K, OK?
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And I actually suspect that wave one and 2 and 3 will happen in a short period of time.
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Now, what could happen to is, why if one can go up this year, and Wave two can happen all the way back to, let's call it the happening of May next year.
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So this wave one, let's just say this happened, no anytime in the next 90 days, I'd love to tell you, Oh, I think it's now the end of July, but I've only gotten that wrong 101 times. I think it's in April. I think it might be now, by the end of May.
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Well, Bitcoin in proper fashion continues to take you to school.
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OK, when it comes to Tom, timing is tough, I don't care who you are.
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So in this scenario, if this plays out, I think this one would probably take us, maybe maybe a move in summer, no one's expecting.
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Possibly I'll move into summer, no one's expecting. Then the rest of the year is very dull.
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You get into the doldrums and it takes you all the way into May and takes you all the way back further than you ever thought you'd go.
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But down to probably that 30 K range right there, back to the top of this breakout, OK, then you go from 30 to 85.
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That's your Wave three, OK, goes to a new all-time high.
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That's after the halving after May 11th, I think it is 24, back down again.
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Then, up, into the end of 2004, around $100, 1820 K.
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OK, so from an Elliott Wave perspective, right now, this feels pretty good. What would Jay, what would make it not feel good? Here's what would make it not feel good.
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It's not that I would get out of crypto. It's not that I'd be going, oh, my gosh, We've lost our money here. It would not make it feel good if we break that low right there.
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So, this could come all the way back to 22,000, It could come back to 21,000, it could come back to 20,000, just don't break that low, right there.
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OK.
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And I would guess that it's possible to we're headed for this trend line.
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Maybe we're going to go all the way to that trend line.
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Donut.
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But again, and you know, there's a lot of ways you could draw that come up with the exact spot.
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You could draw it across the bottom of the candles even even no matter how you draw it, you still Even if it hits all the way over here, into June 26, right there, let's call it June, May third right there. It's still going to be higher than that low.
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That keeps your trend in place. I would almost though.
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And I don't mind sticking on my neck out there.
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I already know, we're gonna get it wrong a lot of times, when we're trying to figure out exactly what Bitcoin is doing this week, this month, for the next 60 days, we're gonna get it right. Sometimes, we get it wrong. Sometimes.
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What we do get right is the most important part.
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And that part is that we get in at the bottom.
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Close to the bottom, accumulate near the bottom, and we get out at the top.
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This stuff in between is all education, and it's all geography.
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It does not really matter.
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It's interesting to talk about. It's educational, it's all those things. But it really does, not matter.
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So we'll get rid of that.
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And let's drill down on this a little bit.
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I'm going to actually go to the four hour chart.
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I mentioned to you guys.
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That I felt like this was going to begin to be wedgie OK, it's now kinda broken out of the bottom of that wedge We can bring that out a little bit more.
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Could do another?
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Bounce Tags the 24 3 and out OK you say well Jay. why aren't you getting bearish?
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There's no reason to be bearish This is still a very when you look at bitcoin As a whole?
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I'm Going to show you this.
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OK.
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That is a silly wedge. I mean, you're talking about.
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Well, let's measure that.
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From there to breakout, you're talking about 652 days. That is a beautiful wedge.
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That wedge right there is very similar.
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So this wedge right here.
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OK, this was a very big wedge.
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The breakout day.
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I was 1100 days. Wow.
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Sorry to say this to you guys. Do you guys remember sitting through that bear market?
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That allows, OK.
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And I actually wonder, OK, I wonder if we want and some for some ways, maybe do a run up like this and create a bigger wedge.
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Wouldn't it would not surprised me to see that, where I will get excited.
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About this overall, where I will get excited about this is this next run up. Because guys, listen.
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I know we've talked about it, we've talked about it 10 different ways.
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We've covered it from this analysis point, from that emotional perspective, from looking at your bills to looking at what you want to do in your life. And for me, if I if on this run up, right here.
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If I could take between 3 and 7 or $8 million out of the market, and effectively feel good that I'll be able to put that back in, I plan to absolutely do that.
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That's going to make 2023 a phenomenal year, OK, right here, I actually did take some money out of the market.
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I sold a lot of Bitcoin there, and a lot of Bitcoin there, more here than there, satellite to say, So more Bitcoin here than I did here.
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But I sold Bitcoin in both places.
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Over here, when this happened, and kind of all through here, I was taking that bitcoin money and accumulating Ethereum.
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But the reason I bring it up is because, in this year, this would have been the year that's equivalent.
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two this year that we're in now.
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And that year, there was money to be made money to be had money to be taken.
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At this time, in my life back here, DR.
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At this time in my life back here would try to bring that into focus where we can see all of it.
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Maybe need to go to a two day chart so we can see it all. There we go.
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All right, now, you can see it all.
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So, at this point in time, in my life, I didn't really have a need at all for money in my life, so I was taking no money home.
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Over here.
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Today, let's call this. This'll be fun.
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Let's call this by the time we get there, 1497 days later, I've learned so much about the market so much about what can happen so much about how there are factions controlling the market.
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That if I went back in time over here, I would have been taking 20, 30, 40% home The way I'm going to ride here.
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I'm going to take it home. You know why?
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When I was waiting through this bear market, I had dreams at that time. one of my dreams was to be flying private. one of my dreams was to be traveling the world with my wife.
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one of my dreams was to be buying homes for people that needed a home.
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one of my dreams was to be buying cars for people that needed a car.
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So I had dreams.
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And when I took this little bit, though, when I took the money out here and proceeded to put it all back in, all I was focused on, was the end result of Ethereum, you know, hitting that big number where we can take that massive amount of profit out.
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That's not all I'm focused on today. I still have dreams. I still have goals, are still have things I want to obtain.
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But today, I feel a lot wiser.
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So when this happens, and I am expecting it to happen probably sometime here through the middle of this year, I'm gonna say the next 90 days, the reason I'm saying the next 90 days?
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It's because the chart is kinda set for the break.
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Like you've had this really great, phenomenal.
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Black?
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And it's a bullish continuation flag, unless it breaks down, which is possible.
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We can never leave that possibility out.
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But that's a great flag when you break out of that.
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When you break out of that flag, let's just say it does come down to the 24 hours.
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And let's just say it breaks.
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These are two day candles somewhere over here. Your first target is going to be almost 36,000.
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Well, you guys know, I've got uh Little over one million dollars position on Ethereum and Let's see, yeah, maybe maybe have been negative on this week.
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I hadn't been negative amount of longtime yam negative on it Now Theorem is broken down.
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I bought that in, right over here, OK, but when that when that when that when bitcoin goes to 36 not even 42, not even 44, but when it goes to 36.
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I'm probably going to be somewhere in the 24 to 26 range, But at some point here I will get an opportunity to take either either a 100% profit or close to 100% profit on that one position.
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Now, the part you have to remember is, you would have turned say, one point three million into 2.6.
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You take 600,000, you take 800,000, You now have 1.8 that you can go back in the market width for the next leg.
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And, you just sit patiently like, I did this past Bear Margaret, the Bear season, which took me by surprise.
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I thought we were just going to get a retracement and keep going, turned out to be a full bear market.
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Beautiful.
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So, let's take a quick look at suey and we'll look at a couple of others.
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Yeah.
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So, on a two day chart, let's get our volume.
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Oh, yeah.
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Yeah, Thanks. I think Sue is in its. It's in its area, Bottoming. If you're listening to this today and you don't own any tsui, I think you're very safe to be collecting a position.
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Not making that as a recommendation, just telling you I think you're safe, too, if that's what you want to do.
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The one that's held up the most is XRP, I would probably guess, this is your last leg down on this right here.
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The leg that you're in right now is probably the last leg down.
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If this doesn't go much further to the downside, I think you could see one of those.
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Which would take you?
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80%, 75, 80%, and that would be your first target.
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By the way, on ripple, hameed.
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I've talked about this one time before.
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I just want to cover this because I have a feeling that Ripple is going to get While Bitcoin heads towards the 1 15, 120,000 level.
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Now, let's call that the total of, say, 18 months from today, by the end of 24, I just have a feeling that Ripple is going to do something massive?
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And I don't want you to forget, because I've already discussed this with you once months ago.
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We have a setup here that looks just like the setup we had in Bitcoin.
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And, in fact, let's do this.
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And then we're gonna go to your questions. You guys, make sure you got your questions in.
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Let's do it this way.
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I believe, and you guys should, as well, believe that, that Bitcoin would almost always be out performed on an X factor, by Ripple. If ripples moving up?
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It's a bull market and there's no SEC breathing down their neck.
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I think you can, you would probably all agree that Ripple from an X factor, not being as old as Bitcoin is going to outperform Bitcoin.
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So from the breakout, Bitcoin went six, 634%.
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Let's use that as the guide.
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OK, I would think if it was me looking at it, you could probably double that for reber.
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Let's squeeze on us a little bit.
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Beautiful wedge, by the way.
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Beautiful, beautiful wedge. Now, there is the possibility.
35:36
Keep this in mind, when bitcoin goes, ripple goes, and then still does one of these before it goes. Why?
35:48
1? 2. 3. The reason five, the reason five threes and Bob's threes and paths.
35:57
OK, I've been talking about that for a very, very long time.
36:03
So, let's take the breakout point. We'll just draw that in there.
36:08
At some point, over this next 18 months, whether it goes here, and breaks on out, or whether it goes here, and then comes back to here for the third touch, And I would actually put this here.
36:27
I would connected with that top right there.
36:30
So, you've got a little pierce of the line here, a little pierce, a touch, you could even bring that up a little bit and get all these touches in it, OK, So that's more the proper trend line for me for my liking.
36:47
And that's the top, let's measure.
36:51
If we break, and we go 634.
36:58
Roughly there, That's $6.
37:01
If we double that and we go to 1200%, that's 11.
37:09
Now let's add one other, one other piece to it.
37:14
OK, we're getting all the way out to the 3.618 here on that wedge.
37:24
There were kryptos that went way past the 3.618 wedge.
37:30
Let's back up in time.
37:33
And let's do this on ripple again.
37:38
OK, there was your old pattern.
37:43
I would Drive there, just felt like Gap.
37:49
And let's measure that break.
37:55
That is 40, 47 thousand, 502%.
38:04
47502%.
38:08
Now, I think, I just want to draw this in here.
38:17
I want to see what this takes us at 15, that's 2500%, which would go into, say, 50,000, 20 times.
38:34
So, 20 times less the run I'm just telling you, guys.
38:40
I think this is probably pretty quickly out of the gate, a $67 crypto, and I think 15 to 20, maybe $25 is a reality on the next move.
38:55
I think it's absolutely a reality, and as a matter of fact, mmm hmm.
39:12
What does that, 15. Yeah.
39:14
Yeah. So I thought, well, here's something you want to consider too, let's just remember this as well.
39:21
If this is your wedge pattern and it is not, if it is, that's your wedge pattern.
39:31
What you normally will want to do, it's take the height of your wedge.
39:36
So we'll do it right there where the top is.
39:41
OK, and add that to your breakpoint.
39:44
Let's just say the breakpoint is way out here, and it's 75%, that's 30 bucks, folks.
39:51
That's 30 bucks.
39:53
Now you see why?
39:55
I'm considering adding $500,000 to my XRP position.
40:03
OK.
40:06
And again, I do, I do think there's a very high probability that this just does, one of these maybe even breaks out like that, and people go, oh my God, and they start buying it at a dollar 40.
40:19
Only further, by the time that week is over, it closes back inside the wedge.
40:24
Does one of these takes a long time, and goes over here?
40:29
It may be even perishes out the bottom. All these people will be selling their positions.
40:34
I will be buying back end for that, because I will take some profits.
40:41
I have bought rebel here.
40:45
And here is where I've bought rebel, I got a lot of it.
40:52
I'm excited about today's price.
40:55
Much less one that pokes at the top here.
40:59
This is going to be a major crypto trade for me now until the end of the boom.
41:05
This this current bull market that I believe we started, this might end up even being as big for me as cardon as big for me as a thorium was.
41:17
I'm going to talk a lot about this tray. I've already talked a lot about it.
41:21
There's been a lot of time in between, and I figured this is a good way to talk about it, because I think that the deadline for the news on ripple on information that has to be turned over, blah, blah, blah, is the 16th if I'm not mistaken, tomorrow.
41:38
I'm going to be talking a lot about Ripple, and I do believe this will be a big portion of our portfolio wins in the coming months, year, year, and a half.
41:53
Go to your questions.
41:56
If there's a holding that we have, meaning all of us together, if there's a holding that we have and you guys want me to take a look at that quickly, don't don't hit me with no.
42:12
Some coyne I've never heard of.
42:14
Somebody here says, do you still think FLN? An excellent or good too.
42:19
Add positions well, I'm not talking about adding a position to FL. I'm an exhale MMR.
42:26
I'm not talking about that.
42:28
I have a good position of F L M.
42:30
I have a fantastic position of X, L, M, X, L M, underperformed in the last market.
42:38
And I got millions of X L M.
42:44
I'm talking about adding to Ripple?
42:52
This also looks like it has another leg now.
42:58
Meaning?
43:02
Something like that, and maybe has to do that.
43:07
Wow.
43:08
Wouldn't that suck?
43:11
Now, up here, at 37%, you could probably take all your profit, because you would have profit Y because we bought it here, OK, we add it to position here, and it went to there.
43:28
So, another break here, and then, if it came back in again, you'd want to take some profit, guys. You just don't know.
43:37
I don't know, and you don't know.
43:43
It's like, uh, Brad Pitt said in the baseball movie.
43:49
He said, I've been at those tables with you and you told those parents when I see a kid like yours, I know, and he said, and you don't know.
43:57
Yeah.
43:59
He's talking to the guys with 30 years experience. You're telling the parents, you know, but you don't know.
44:05
No, why, because nobody knows, guys.
44:09
Nobody knows.
44:11
I hope this is going to do one of these, maybe a pullback in the middle, and in 20 24 goes out like that.
44:22
And goes to high numbers, but, again, when you talk about.
44:31
It always surprises me that you guys hit me with questions about things We've had a position in for three years, four years.
44:42
And then there's other trades that are fresh and brand-new, like, you know, somebody here today, I can promise you, they're gonna go, you know, what do you think about pay token?
44:54
Or something like that.
44:56
It's kind of surprising. Like, here, I'm showing you, some of the most fantastic setups in crypto and people go, What do you think about paints Alvin?
45:03
Think I should add to my paints. Are going to go add to your, what do you think about power ledger? Should we be adding to power ledger? now, the price sure is low.
45:14
How about premium coin?
45:17
Yeah, I'll put XRP is, you know what? You know, it's, you know, what investors have? They have a mental block that makes no sense to me.
45:25
Here's their mental block, they go.
45:27
I can buy this one over here for a fraction of a penny. which means I get a million of them for my money. But if I go by a theorem, I can only get three.
45:39
Yeah, OK. But if you go get Ethereum, you got a good chance of a 3, 4, or 5, 6 X. Your other one is an absolute gamble.
45:48
It's an absolute gambled Somebody mentioned poke it out. Let's take a look, poke it up.
45:56
You guys are like throwing them all, and if somebody goes H bar T, if you want to see them all Guys Look at Bitcoin, and you see them all.
46:06
Obviously, a lot of the altcoins are broken down and made new lows here, as cardano made a new low here.
46:14
From the lazlo Does not surprise me that it did that.
46:21
Especially after the news, you know, everybody made a big deal of the news.
46:26
Cardona was named as a security in some other case.
46:32
They look for anything to bring the price down, so you sell, and they get to buy.
46:38
That's what happens every single time it's been happened in that way, since Moby Dick was a meadow, OK, and it'll keep happening that way.
46:51
Ah, let us see. You guys said, H bar, and let's have a look at H Bar.
47:02
H Bar is Cheap, boy. Come on!
47:06
I'm clicking on it, like 97 times. Let's go!
47:11
H Bar is Cheap, gas, Whooo, love some H Bar.
47:19
You know, when you look at this, this is this.
47:23
This is a Possibility that was three. This is four.
47:28
This was five, or five is down here.
47:35
This was four, and this was three, this was the end of 3.
47:39
5 comes down here, and even gets lower than it got it right there.
47:45
Cardona did that.
47:47
Guardado came lower than it was in the first bull market.
47:52
How beautiful would it be?
47:54
How beautiful would it be to buy some H bar, two or 3%?
48:00
That'd be just gorgeous.
48:03
I don't have the money left to do all that. I'm I'm kind of in on H bar, so I'm OK, but I'm just saying that in regards to you guys.
48:13
When I look at from the top to the bottom, where I was buying my last positions, I was buying, it's down 94%.
48:24
So, with a 94% drop, I'm now looking at it and going, OK, Are you in the last 20%? Yeah, I'm in the last 20%.
48:35
Absolutely.
48:44
It absolutely can come a little bit further.
48:50
So what else did you guys but T feel Theta? Probably you guys want to see that?
48:58
All the guys, all of these, if you've got money sitting on the sidelines, to me these are buying opportunities. That's a buying opportunity.
49:09
On Theta I'm an investor, I'm not buying theta for Next week's move.
49:25
T feel very cheap.
49:28
Data, OK?
49:32
Wow, why would anybody sell all of their theta ha ha ha!
49:40
Of course, they said that after it broke out went on up a little higher Here's why you sell all your theta.
49:49
Because it then drops 97% from the top and you buy it back again then now instead of having 120,000 in theta you can put 1,000,000.5, two million because you took eleven point seven million off of it.
50:10
Or whatever yours was.
50:11
I know something, I know one person here took $20 million off of theta here in this group because they sold it all.
50:19
They're out of debt, They no longer work, $20 million, they're not retired yet because they're still an investor in crypto, and you can't retire on, you know, if they took five million home or 10 million home, whatever they did. You can't retire on $10 million.
50:38
You can retire and live a basic, basic lifestyle.
50:44
Those of you that think you're going to make a million dollars, and you're going to be done for good, have you looked at what it cost you to live every year?
50:51
Have you noticed it's going up, Not down.
50:58
A million dollars a year is laughable.
51:01
Now I get it, you know, if you don't fly private and that kind of thing, you can, you can live. If you don't live in a nice home in a nice, safe neighborhood in an area out of harm's way, you can do it.
51:15
But I don't think you, I don't think you make 10 million.
51:19
Then they go, Well, yeah, I'm just gonna kinda live like I always have, and I'm not gonna, I'm not going to try to drive the safest car on the road.
51:28
I'm not going to try to travel the safest way there is to travel.
51:33
Yeah, you could probably live out your days on 10 million. And, like I said, you're going to have a very average life.
51:40
If you're going to live like me, if you're going to live another 45, 46, 47 years, $500,000 a year, I need 25 million And $500,000 a year is just a little bit over the national average six figure income, which now is $412,000 a year is considered the six figure income.
52:09
That 100,000 used to be 412,000.
52:15
Guys, I made an order for vitamins two days ago, that was $5000 for vitamins.
52:24
...
52:24
puts their stuff on sale and says, we'll give you 30% off, I go, great, I use 17 of your products, I'm going to buy the next four months worth of your product right now, and save 30%.
52:38
Save 1200.
52:43
I'm in on that.
52:45
Not stupid.
52:47
But think about that, vitamins, supplements to keep the body fueled up, good.
52:55
We're just talking about vitamins.
52:57
I didn't even begin to talk about, no full coverage on, uh, 121 escalate.
53:10
What about what it cost to pay for your data, have around the clock, Carolyn?
53:15
Well, yeah, but I'm not doing that. Well, you don't know.
53:19
I wasn't doing that a year ago, either.
53:25
We're just talking about no, regular stuff, living indoors and eating good food taking care of a body.
53:33
I mean, I spend a thousand dollars a month on food at the grocery store, No eating out a thousand dollars a month for two people.
53:42
I remember in my lifetime, when $2500 a month was like my whole income Mmm hmm.
53:50
This is why you sell all your theta when it gets up here.
53:55
Then you take your $11.7 million home.
53:59
You're 14 million home, your year, 280,000 home.
54:03
You put, if you put in four grand, then you made 280,000.
54:07
You take, you sell it, you take the money home, you figure out when you're going to buy back. Gas. when we got out of Theta, I immediately started plotting a target to buy it back again.
54:18
I told you, we're going to buy this back under a dollar.
54:24
Here it is!
54:26
right? There was a dollar under a dollar, under a dollar, under a dollar.
54:31
George, am I telling the whole truth and nothing but the truth? You are because you know what? I I had my doubts, unlike theta under a dollar. That would be amazing but can it really do it? And it's 63%.
54:43
No one could go under 50%.
54:47
Yep, it could go to 30%.
54:50
People that bought it right out. People that bought it right there.
54:55
Watch this, People that bought it, people. First of all, people don't buy it right there. Right there, smart people buy right there. What I mean is they don't buy on a low, OK? They buy on a breakout.
55:06
People that bought it right there, sold it right here.
55:09
People that bought it right there, sold it right here.
55:13
People that bought it right here have sold it right here.
55:17
And I've bought it here, and I've bought it there OK, by the way, just to keep it real.
55:30
After the price had dropped 93%.
55:35
I'm always wanting to buy in the last 20% of the pricer.
55:42
So, basically, if I had been buying it anywhere below, anywhere below their three dollars and 20%, I'd have been buying my plan, I didn't.
55:54
I didn't even start buying it until it was down in here.
56:00
I didn't even start by until it was down in there.
56:06
And then I finished up buying over here.
56:10
I don't care if it goes down more. I'm OK. I've been negative on every position of R one on.
56:17
Have you, when you got in, did you, are you prepared to be negative on your position?
56:27
Are you prepared to write it negative, have to look at it and go, oh, man, I'll put in 25,000, and now it's 10.
56:37
Now, it's, now, it's 18, Whatever am I going to do?
56:42
You're not an investor, if you're worried about that, If you're thinking about that, ladies and gentlemen, in my own private time, not on this live stream, I never, ever, ever look at crypto and go, oh, man, oh, this feels so bad, oh, man, ah, never.
57:03
I look at crypto and go, this is fantastic. Look at the buy opportunity.
57:10
Wow, that'll teach me something for next time.
57:14
That's how I look at it.
57:17
Every single time.
57:19
Why I'm an investor.
57:21
I'm not a trader, I can be a trader. I don't want to be a trader.
57:26
I was a **** of a good trader, my trades were posted publicly for almost three years.
57:33
You don't do that unless you've got a good track record, because people will do you off the stage.
57:41
I posted my trades for three years publicly outside of crypto.
57:47
Long before crypto.
57:50
And ran as a day trader ran in the 85 to 90 percentile winning category, I can be a trader.
57:57
I don't want to be a trader. I want to live my life.
58:00
I want you to live your life.
58:07
All right, guys, I think that's good. Let's see here.
58:13
H Bar, FLN, Excel, and yeah, I think we're good.
58:19
Let's go to some of your questions.
58:23
I'm not going to read all the good mornings and the bless you and the happy anniversary. I'm not gonna read all those, I'll just say to all of you, thank you, very much!
58:36
OK, yeah.
58:40
Georgia session is so important, new doggone right? It is.
58:46
I haven't missed one in a long time.
58:50
I guess I missed the one I was absent on. Did you do tech on the live stream with all the guys I think you did? And I did.
58:58
I covered a bit USGA about soccer.
59:06
Yes.
59:11
Having some financial troubles.
59:14
But this service is not on the list of ways to save money, even though I don't need it, too valuable.
59:23
Well, there's a mistake people make and you know, I always talk to you guys about the fact that, uh, the difference between a multi-millionaire and a billionaire, and all the above, and a ditch digger, is how they think, OK, in my lifetime, as mostly an investor in motion, an entrepreneur, when you're an entrepreneur, you're investing in yourself. You're saying, I believe so much in me that I'll put the investment in me.
59:50
And what's being said here, I won't, I won't read the person's name.
59:55
Not trying to ever embarrass somebody or make them feel inferior.
59:59
I appreciate him being candid and also being transparent is to say what he said.
1:00:06
But what a smart.
1:00:09
Like, for example.
1:00:13
I've had times in my life where either needed to buy groceries, or I needed to make an investment in my business.
1:00:20
I chose to make an investment in my business and eat less and not go out to eat.
1:00:27
Right now I've looked at the financials of the United States.
1:00:30
I was actually standing in Best Buy yesterday, buying a new item, and nobody was in the store, I mean, nobody was in the store, Z row was in the store.
1:00:48
And it backed up what I read last week when it said that American consumers were spending money on revenge travel.
1:00:57
They're spending money on food, they haven't stopped eating out, they haven't stopped swiping their credit card at the grocery store, and they're not paying off their credit cards.
1:01:05
It's at an all-time high, on the consumer debt, but they're not buying TVs, and washers and dryers and furniture and all that stuff.
1:01:15
They're not buying new cars either.
1:01:18
Go on. I think I'll give this one a tuna.
1:01:21
I'm going to say it one more time.
1:01:23
I think by the end of 2023 into 2024, I think we will be looking at global depression type environments. Way worse than what's happening right this minute.
1:01:37
Right now, there are $500,000 watches being sold for $10000.
1:01:44
I got plenty of cash.
1:01:47
Got tons of cash.
1:01:53
I think what you've said here about not getting rid of your service tells me.
1:01:59
You find the value in it to be so great that you'll, you'll cut back to a slower Internet, You'll cut out eating out after church.
1:02:10
You'll cut out, ah, all these other things, before you cut out the things in your life that are giving you value to take you forward.
1:02:22
But that take that take someone who's a Dreamer That takes someone who makes a decisions, not be decisions. And look, I don't care.
1:02:32
I never asked George. Hey, George, did we lose people this month?
1:02:38
Did we lose people last month? Never ask. I don't care.
1:02:43
I'm going to come here and keep comment here.
1:02:46
When you guys stop comment, I'll stop comment.
1:02:53
If I had an opportunity, on a weekly basis, there's, there's a couple of people that I get an opportunity to talk to them that are in the multi multi multi-billionaire status.
1:03:05
Multi-billionaire status, They're doing things on Planet Earth, worth billions, and billions of dollars.
1:03:11
And every time I talk to them, first of all, I'm not at all because there are human beings that have bad breath and their hairs are messed up every single morning just like mine.
1:03:21
I'm not enamored by arm, I'm not wowed by them, however, I want to know how they think.
1:03:27
I don't want to just have a billion. I want to have many billions. I want to do things on planet Earth with billions of dollars.
1:03:35
I don't want to be known for the guy who built some great, big, amazing business.
1:03:41
I wanna, I wanna be known in my private circles, not publicly, for a guy who did some things that made a difference on the planet.
1:03:49
That's it.
1:03:51
So when I get an opportunity to talk to those people, or if I have to pay money to get on a jet, and go meet with some of them, I make the investment.
1:04:00
Same as this person saying, here, this is not on his list, to take away from, because of the value.
1:04:06
I appreciate the comment, by the way, and I just have to chime in. Kyle, you reread my mind that that's what I was going to start out with online today, so I just wanted to throw that in everybody's mind.
1:04:19
Cool.
1:04:27
Some of these I'm skipping over, because they just don't matter right now.
1:04:34
Good morning to all you guys as well. I'm not individually saying it, but I'm saying it, ....
1:04:39
And thank you for the good cheer.
1:04:43
Amen, brother, love the Ben family.
1:04:47
My heart goes out to the gentleman who lost his money. Yeah, me too.
1:04:55
Listen, by the way, that's a great teaching tip right there.
1:04:59
And I think I'll take a minute to go through it, even if I miss a few more questions here.
1:05:04
This is a phenomenal teaching tip, like, out of this world teaching tip, this is mindset one-on-one.
1:05:11
OK, I used to be when I was an immature giver, I want you guys to hear what I'm saying here, you do realize that you have to gain maturity in everything you do, right?
1:05:26
Meaning that I don't know if your husband, you have to gain maturity. If your father, you have to gain maturity in that, it'll start out with all the maturity. You need to be a father. Children don't pop out of their mother's womb with a, with a manual and a handbook.
1:05:41
And say, here's how it's done Dad.
1:05:45
So, you have to gain maturity as a Giver. I had to gain maturity.
1:05:51
I used to, in fact, George, and I talked about this one time, and then I came back to him, not even two weeks later, and I said, we're not doing that.
1:05:59
And what it was, was this, we thought to ourselves, how amazing would it be If we put together a fund, you and I, of crypto.
1:06:09
And as it grows, when we run into people that have been hacked in our team and lost their crypto, they will remember this, George will take money out of that fun. And we will, we will re-instate them.
1:06:26
And I came back to him in less than two weeks, because when we talked about it, we were both. Like, man, this would be awesome. Why? Because it feels good to give.
1:06:34
It feels good to receive the look, guys. It feels good to give.
1:06:38
It feels 100 times better to give, but what immaturity that was on my part to even bring it up to George because the reality is this guess.
1:06:50
You, every one of you, I'm talking to all of you here.
1:06:55
You're listening to my voice, I'm talking to you.
1:06:57
You are on a journey in life.
1:07:02
And here's the thing, I mean, setting up a fund to re-instate your crypto because you lost it.
1:07:08
While that feels really good to me to give, it creates karmic entanglement, creates karmic entanglement.
1:07:17
And it removes the very pain that I am such an advocate for people feeling so that they learn, and they grow, and they become something they would have never become without pain. In fact, I'm actually almost, I'm actually almost convinced that men do not grow at all without an enormous amount of pain.
1:07:42
I'm just talking to men there.
1:07:44
I've watched the women.
1:07:46
They tend to move in wisdom a little easier than men do.
1:07:51
Men are hardheaded, boy.
1:07:53
You got to have a tremendous amount of pain to grow and learn and change.
1:07:59
So, it's just a great teaching tip to say to you, that there is maturity in everything you do and even when it comes to giving.
1:08:11
No.
1:08:13
As I mentioned to you guys before, I'm kicking into, pay some money for my dad.
1:08:17
You get some care, but I'm not going to create karmic entanglement with them either.
1:08:25
Great, you know it's great.
1:08:29
George, can you check this for one second go through a couple of questions. I got something I got to handle real quick.
1:08:33
Yep, yep.
1:08:34
And I'm going to take the board, because I, there's a question here, to do my main screen, OK, show this, OK.
1:08:48
This is from DJ C, starts out, happy Father's Day to both of you, George. What would you recommend, hold? RDD which is Red Coin, trying to move the little I have often Exchange. Is there a wall that I don't have to download the entire blockchain? Thanks, DJ.
1:09:07
Actually, I would only hold it in a fully downloaded wallet just because you can kind of see that there's the mobile wallet.
1:09:20
Then there's the web wallet And under the the mobile wallet, it says no, two factor authentication plus it's on your mobile device. And under the web Wallet, it says less secure than other wallet types. So it really depends on the value that you have in the coin itself. Mean, Red Coin, you know, used to be more than it is. Now, I don't own any red coin, let's just put it this way. I own. No red coin, and yet, I'm holding bread Coin for others because it's such a pain in the ****.
1:09:57
And the only real way it seems to do it is to holding on an exchange. So, If You're having issues, it really depends. You know, is it worth $25, or is it worth, you know, $2000? So take a look at that, and you can always e-mail me.
1:10:16
Um, Let me go down through and see.
1:10:22
Dan.
1:10:26
See if there's any tech stuff, if you guys have tech stuff thrown in the bottom, and that we'll be able to handle or I'd be able to find it a little bit easier.
1:10:38
And, no, you know what, Maybe it's 10, 11.
1:10:45
Let me see if I have, you know what, I, I have a teaching example that I was going to give at the end of my presentation, but I will do it now. So, Jay can handle what he is needing to take care of.
1:10:57
And this is a website that I was talking about.
1:11:02
And this website, well, sometimes when you visit a website, you're like, oh my gosh, is it down?
1:11:08
Or, is it me?
1:11:09
And, and there are multiple websites out there, and I think one of them is called as sit down, or is it Me?
1:11:16
But this one is it down right now, dot com.
1:11:21
And you've got to understand the way the internet is designed.
1:11:28
Back then, OK. And I'll go through this, and then we'll then we'll get back to you. But the internet has multiple paths to everything. And sometimes one of the paths is down whether it be a down router, flapping router, which means it's overloaded, and it'll kinda go through and kinda not go through. And so, sometimes, you don't know.
1:11:50
Is a website really down, or is it just your connection to the website? And, when I was in one of my former lives, I had to explain to people that now the site is not down. Your connection to the site is down. Well, I don't believe that, because it's the Internet, and it's supposed to work this way.
1:12:09
I'm like, Well, it doesn't work the way you think, it works the way that it is. And so, there are different sites from different locations around The globe that will say, yes. Is it down? And here we have one, it says crackin dot com.
1:12:24
And it's it's been down for they, say, 230 days, but if you visit cracking dot com, it's actually up. And probably the reason why this website says that it's down, is because this website kept on pinging crackin and cracking was like, Oh, this is the hacker. So we're going to block that. So sometimes you don't know, is it down? Or is it up?
1:12:46
And And here we, so Bit Defender, as down and we're going to check it and we'll click and it says, you know, access to Bit Defender is declined.
1:12:57
So maybe it is down.
1:12:59
And I believe, there was a couple others that, you know, is amtrack down.
1:13:05
We'll see Amtrak, you know, is unavailable. So sometimes it's you sometimes it's not. Sometimes it's the server that it's living on. Sometimes it's a dos attack, which is taking down the server, and sometimes it's the connection between you and that particular server. So I will link this down because I have had people, and it's fine. You can contact me, like, I can't get to the website, what's going on? I'm like, Well, it's actually, it's up, I haven't monitored, so I get, you know, pinged a text message an e-mail, You know, if it goes down from different locations, and, you know, the site is typically all the time up. But your connection to our site, maybe down.
1:13:55
So, that was my, my teaching for today, and, Jay, we will go back to you.
1:14:06
Look, I think he is. Jay, you are muted, just in case you're trying to talk. Oh, yeah, sorry about that. There we go.
1:14:14
All right, I'm gonna run through some of these questions quickly, guys.
1:14:18
My date day is starting here.
1:14:21
George, thank you for switching up with me.
1:14:23
Millimeter, hm, hm.
1:14:25
Someone says, here, he spoke to someone yesterday, that lost a million in crypto. Yeah, heartbreak, and long and wide.
1:14:33
Let's see here, with most all coins breaking down this week, and with Bitcoin, hasn't do you think that all coins will now take longer to make there are no other?
1:14:43
I think that if Bitcoin were to take, take off right now and just start heading up, I think you're, all coins will, too. Might there be some more dominant some Bitcoin over the Alcorn?
1:14:53
Sure, and that can change, too.
1:14:59
The knowledge gained from Jay and George definitely has Dribbled onto family members, kept me in mind safe.
1:15:06
Fantastic.
1:15:09
Do the retracement's in Bitcoin Change your targets on all the points? We hold no, they do not and I, by the way, have been talking about the potential of seeing in the july 24th for a month or two?
1:15:20
So, this is not a surprise to me.
1:15:25
The setting wages are good sign, only goes up, you told me that.
1:15:32
What's your thoughts on the coin? The SEC said was security is being sued like Ada.
1:15:37
Going to be like XRP was the last two years should a person buy the dip or go with coins not possible being sued? Well, first of all, cardano is not being sued.
1:15:47
Cardona was mentioned in another case as being a security.
1:15:51
There has been no case against Cardona.
1:16:00
2018 was the greatest teaching and education growth in my life. Thanks, Coach.
1:16:05
Well, I hope I did something in 20 19, 20, 20, 20, 20, 18 is that. If Bitcoin ends up making a larger wedge, do you still believe it's on the fifth leg up?
1:16:19
Or do you think we are starting our news cycle? Let's wait and see.
1:16:25
Right now, it's just doing exactly what I thought it was going to do, which is head back to about july 24th, three layer area.
1:16:32
I've probably done three videos on that in the last two months, so you can go back and listen to those.
1:16:40
Besides being together, will you do something extra special today? Yes, we're going to do something extra special, but I'm not sharing all that with you guys.
1:16:52
Do you still think epidemics of your possessions? Yes, I do, ..., FLN are good.
1:16:57
Give a quick look at Excel. Elma did, Target has not changed. Price has not changed much since the last time I covered it, That's why I don't cover it every week, by the way.
1:17:06
Like, if the price doesn't even move at all for six months, What's the point in covering the target on it? Again, and again, and again, and again, It's because we thrive on Hope.
1:17:24
Ah!
1:17:35
OK, I'm just gonna pass all these ones where you guys mentioned your coins here and your web token.
1:17:49
Yeah! that's right, Siraj says When X if you're worried about exilim when XRP goes up, Exelon music goes with it because they are connected at the hip.
1:18:00
Um, which one came from which George was an Excel, M, came from XRP.
1:18:07
I think SLM came from XRP.
1:18:09
Yeah.
1:18:15
With the lawsuits happening and with Coinbase Ibanez, where do we buy in the US?
1:18:21
I don't mind the US. I don't want to recommend you buy in the US, I would never buy in the US.
1:18:26
Can't make a recommendation since I don't do it.
1:18:30
Where are those $500,000 watches that they're all over the United States?
1:18:38
All you've got to do is be connected with some good jeweller's and you'll hear about them.
1:18:44
Ah, OK.
1:18:46
Good.
1:18:50
Your service is invaluable to my family's future, my wife, you and George, my wife are kicking the can down the road to learn and invest.
1:18:58
Many thanks to you both will be ready and prepared for profits pivot, make more, and help others, Beauty.
1:19:13
Ah, ..., reign of terror on crypto. I think it's always been planned.
1:19:20
Look, guys, they're just slowing it down.
1:19:23
They're ****** off about all the millionaires and billionaires and they're just slowing it down again towards the gather doing it with.
1:19:30
I don't even think about that guy, I don't think about what he's doing, and I do not care.
1:19:42
Um, do I think Congress will reign in the SEC? Or will the SEC continue to selectively suppress crypto?
1:19:51
I think there are some, I think it's a **** show and literally the word show, I mean it's a show, they all know what they're doing, they're all in cahoots, they all plan their stuff together.
1:20:03
Guys, don't worry about that stuff. Free, your mind. Free your minds.
1:20:19
Huh?
1:20:22
Brok says, Amen, brother, it's hard not to pick up a baby every time they cry.
1:20:27
But this don't work, you are bro.
1:20:31
Thank you for that Bro.
1:20:33
My brother from another mother.
1:20:39
Happy Father's Day to you both. Oh, yeah, Father's Day is this weekend.
1:20:43
Hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm.
1:20:46
Thank you.
1:20:53
OK, lot of great comments here, I'm passing over.
1:20:56
Just want to make sure I'm on time, and George is on time.
1:21:03
Where do you put crypto in the opportunity range? percent of returns of the different opportunities you are seeing in the global markets? Real Estate, Precious Metals, are there opportunities that should also be on your radar? It's not for me.
1:21:17
There are opportunities, guys, you go forth crypto and digital currencies, and the digital space is the future.
1:21:27
I feel perfectly diversified by having 50 different crypto. I don't need to have real estate, and look, I wouldn't put money in precious metals unless I pulled it out of crypto at 100 X return.
1:21:40
To put your money in, precious metals, is to go backwards.
1:21:45
But it's better than taking money out of crypto at 100 extra money and putting it in the bank.
1:21:51
You get, you get the analogy, right? You put it in the bank, and you go backwards. You know, 30% a year.
1:21:58
You lose the value of your dollar just sitting in doubt.
1:22:01
At least, if you put it in precious metals after it's up 100 X return, you may only lose five to 10% a year.
1:22:08
So you lose less and you can have personal custodianship, which is nice, And you can have private personal custodianship, which is even nicer?
1:22:18
Hmm?
1:22:18
Hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, I'll let you do that next one after I get on, George. They're asking about you have videos on how to hold ..., blah, blah, Yes, it does.
1:22:29
Then having trouble getting a trust account established that will allow me to wire money to Carolyn Brown, and as a result, haven't been able to buy through them right now for this pullback it. If this persists. What would be my second best option of purchasing during the gift of a dip?
1:22:45
I don't know anybody that's had any trouble with this play.
1:22:49
You get a trust, you get a trust bank account, you tell them, You want to wire money and they wire your money. I know nobody having troubles with that.
1:22:56
I'm not sure why you are broke.
1:23:00
Mike says, Love me some help him.
1:23:03
David says, Gym's today.
1:23:06
All right, George.
1:23:07
I think he wanted me to stay with you for a few minutes before, before I cut out of here.
1:23:12
Yeah, because you know, everybody's kind of stole my thunder, but this started today in the bathroom putting on a band-aid on the bottom of my foot again.
1:23:23
And you're like, what does that have anything to do with chain crypto?
1:23:27
Well, the band I injured the bottom of my foot, so I've had to put band-aids on it, and so I decided, Well, I'm going to try a little bit cheaper band-aid, non band-aid, brand bandage, and I'm telling yet they suck.
1:23:41
I traded out my band-aid for cheaper brand, because I thought they look the same. They both say waterproof. And they're not, they're not the same.
1:23:53
And let me take this a little bit further because Jay has told us before, you know, I'm just gonna read some top a headlines, that a lot of people have a have already gone through, You know, Republicans continue to defend kryptos last letter to the SEC. We have breaking news US. Lawmakers File Stabilization Act of fire, Gensler.
1:24:16
We have the SEC refuses to respond to Coinbase rulemaking, petition to following the lawsuit.
1:24:22
You know, the SEC is just saying, oh, the courts, you know, we're just not going to.
1:24:27
No follow. And this is really what it says The winklevoss twins say war on crypto will hurt Democrats.
1:24:35
Well, the war on crypto is the real title, and Jay, you told us this. I don't know how long ago that there is going to be a war on the retail investor going into crypto.
1:24:50
And we're seeing it play out. I mean, they're doing everything. They seem to be very desperate and it goes back to, do you want a cheap band-aid, or do you want the real band-aid that will give you real protection and real comfort?
1:25:07
And, so, Jay, I just have to hand it to you that, you know, you told us many things a long time ago, and if people want to go, you know, and listen to someone on YouTube, or listen to another service, that's fine. Because, really, people want, what they think they want is, I want you to tell me when to buy it, and when to sell it. I don't care about anything in between, because it doesn't matter. And you know what? It does matter.
1:25:34
Everything in the middle matters because you take everything in the middle, home with you, and you become a better person. You become a better family member and it's the stuff in the middle that really counts. It's not when to buy and when to sell. It's the stuff in the middle that helps you grow as a person. And that's what I wanted to thank you for, J because you've given me all that stuff in the middle that has made me a better person, a better human and a better dad and a better husband. So, Jay, that's what I wanted to thank you for.
1:26:09
Hmm, Newbury Con, George.
1:26:12
Thank you for that buddy.
1:26:13
And you, I appreciate you, and all the words you say, and I appreciate all the things you do behind the scenes that nobody knows about.
1:26:23
Thank you, thank you.
1:26:24
Yeah, so, everybody was kind of just going through, I'm like, Ah, there they're talking about what I wanted to talk about: first thing instead set my, that the agenda for what I wanted to express, and so, there we have it. So I'm gonna go through some of the other pieces, I see, where did I start? I'm gonna leave you. Ladies and gentlemen, enjoy your time here at the hand with George.
1:26:48
I'm off to a anniversary celebration with ..., and so I've gone first today for the hour and a half, GA's got 30 minutes. He normally goes first.
1:26:58
Enjoy, and I'll talk within a little while, George, You have a great time, Jay.
1:27:03
Thanks, buddy.
1:27:04
OK, so, um, you know, I've had a couple people, you know, e-mail in and say, You know, finance that US. Is halting things and you know, you need to get ahold of your crypto. And like Jay and I have always said, you know, you need to hold your crypto yourself.
1:27:23
You need to not leave an exchange, because you know, what might happen we just don't know a you could have a an exchange just Halt being able to pull your coins off or an exchange could just disappear and so because of finance US.
1:27:44
No. There they've shrunk 78% in just seven days after SEC lawsuit.
1:27:50
It's not to give you fear about the SEC because SEC I actually had a conversation with someone who was in crypto, but not When his comments were about the SEC was not around the crypto side, but around His Licensing and He said it is one of the most corrupt organizations, which which I agree because it's just incredible. How they are going after everybody in the crypto space.
1:28:18
But, know, what the SEC does, who knows, they're, they're insane and it's all about keeping your crypto on your ledger, on your treasure, on a hardware wallet, so you can keep full control because here we have, you know, curve pool, imbalances triggers, USD T D.
1:28:38
Peg concerns, tethers CTO, calls it fun, which it could be, I mean, they're hardcore press against all crypto, and we did see no tether drop a bit. But if you look and you, you go back out further. You know, it's just a little, a little blip.
1:28:57
So is it really that urgent? I mean, there's been worse.
1:29:03
So, no, there is a lot of fun going on around.
1:29:09
This is kind of an update to, I think, the last two weeks, or maybe it was just last week. But the atomic wallet hack, it looks like, well, who knows if it's North Korea because I don't know if I believe anything that's told them he anymore because it seems to be that it's now, this is the narrative that we want. We want North Korea, bad. We want Russia Bad. We want China bad. So we're just gonna blame it on North Korea, whether or not that's true or not. Who knows?
1:29:36
It could be in our backyard, but they got $100 million in the atomic wallet hack, which is one reason why we talk about Hold your coins in your own hardware wallet.
1:29:50
And They also, the same group, they took another $100 million and I didn't know about this harmony hack.
1:29:59
So, you know, this is back in July 29th, 2022, the same group, had $100 billion hack out of harmony. So, you know, it just goes back to make sure you have control of your coins.
1:30:13
And you know, some of the firm that has come out saying you know, CBD Cs are here.
1:30:19
They have been implemented, well, maybe, But, according to the Treasury, Treasury Official, they're not sure if they're going to do CBC's, so until something is really put in place, it is all about fear. It's all about fun. It's all about, we wanna keep you off balance, so that you'll be fearing things, instead of focusing on what is important in life. So, CBBC, I don't know, maybe.
1:30:52
This is a story that I saw in different places about a week ago, and I really want to bring it to your attention, because I think, this is where we're heading, Cancel, culture is here.
1:31:10
It seems like it's I was getting good for awhile but, you know, it's just changing and morphing.
1:31:18
But this article and I will give you the, this gentlemen's, his Medium page, that you can read through. But he is a man of color.
1:31:31
He is a, he's a Microsoft engineer. And so there was a conflict supposedly with an Amazon driver dropping something off. And the Amazon driver thought he heard a racist remark from this, this guy or from his home. And there was no racist remark because no one was home at his house. But, that didn't really matter.
1:32:01
Because, the driver went and, I guess, reported this, this family And Amazon turned off their his smart house. And anything that was Amazon driven, was disconnected and it was disconnected for nearly a week and he had to fight the eye with Amazon to say, You actually, what proof do you have? And that all the proof that I have the, the, the camera's on the house showing that no one was home during this time period. You know, he was canceled by Amazon.
1:32:38
And it's really interesting, the article when you go through and you see how he was canceled and how he had to fight with executives and how executives were accusing him of being racist toward the driver. And he had to prove that he wasn't even home.
1:32:56
They may have rang the doorbell.
1:32:58
And I guess the doorbell said something like, Hello, you can, Oh, excuse me. Can I help you?
1:33:05
That's what his doorbell said.
1:33:08
And if you want to consider that racist, well, I guess that's your right nowadays.
1:33:13
But it just shows you what what I've tried to say time and time again.
1:33:18
If you have something that's Amazon driven, if you have something that's Google Drive, I mean, if you have something that's apple driven at the smart houses, get rid of it. You can be canceled and then your lights don't go on.
1:33:31
That the things that you've set up, the thousands of dollars that you have paid for hardware from these high-tech companies that will cancel you because of a mistake. Go with a different set of hardware that you control.
1:33:46
Like, how many times, if I said that Amazon Ring and Apple and Google contractors get in and they listen to your conversations, they listen to what you have to say This. They stock your doorbell camera because they might like a neighbor across the street, or they might like the person coming into the house That don't allow big tech into your life, into your home. When you have those devices, you're allowing them into your home and it is being recorded.
1:34:26
I've had plenty of articles that I've shown where people have been prosecuted for domestic violence, which is a horrible act. And I am not justifying it.
1:34:35
But, the Amazon or the Apple or the Google, a piece of hardware in their house was used to record it.
1:34:42
And that recording was used against them in the courts. So don't think that, that it's OK to have that, and for you to be private in your home, because it's recording everything. And this article just demonstrates that you may have a smart home that's working one day, and then you're canceled. And it's not.
1:35:04
So just just beware. This is his his medium article that I will share. Iowa 17 was, I don't want to go too far down the Apple line because I know, you know, there are Android people out there, but there's some cool things that are coming out in iOS 17 later that summer this fall. And one of them is removing some tracking. So, I don't know if you realize it, and it's hard to see right here.
1:35:34
But, if you click on a URL, and you see a question mark, anything after that is all tracking.
1:35:42
Anything to the right of that is, is tracking for whatever reason. There are other ways to track and they got rid of the question mark because it was really easy to find.
1:35:55
Maybe I'll do a video on some of that, but there's ways that you can be bounced around for tracking. It's kinda crazy, but Apple is stepping up with iOS 17, which is mac OS. Sonoma. And they are trying to remove the different tracking parameters, so that you're not being tracked. Whether or not they'll get to the more advanced tracking, we'll see.
1:36:19
But I'm glad to see that Apple is, you know, is trying to keep us a little bit more private, and not expose our selves, our information to the big, big data out there. And the final article will explain why, and here we have, I think this is really kinda cool, Apple TV.
1:36:43
They aren't going to allow VPN apps to be placed on the next TV OS 17, so we'll see how that works.
1:36:52
That might allow people in different parts of the world or geo locations to see things that they might not have an opportunity, because they're in the wrong place and things are blocked.
1:37:08
iOS 17, again, this is Forbes, which just kinda gives you a quick check in, or, sorry, a quick top list of what they think. And I'll go with it. But check in is a cool new feature. And, well, let me back up, because, I think, what's happening now, that all of the operating systems, A lot of the hardware is so advanced that they're trying to give you a little bells and whistles, which I think are helpful. They also lose privacy. But, you know, I think they're really trying to be helpful. But there's a new check in option, which it's a safety feature in Iowa 17 called Check In, and it gives people the ability to share if they arrived home on time. Or if they did not get home when they said they were going to, you know, that might help.
1:38:02
Some of our elderly parents that may or may not run into problems, it also might help us with our kids when they're supposed to be someplace and they may not like the technology, but the technology is here. And so, some of it we can embrace and some of it we can reject.
1:38:19
There's also a boost to the lockdown mode for anybody that is concerned about, you know, being targeted. Whether you're a journalist or whether you're a government official they're there beefing up, locked down, I think there it's been out there getting some feedback on what and how the lockdown mode might be improved, and so they're adding to that.
1:38:46
Then, we did talk about link tracking protection with Safari, and this is a cool new option.
1:38:55
I don't necessarily want you to store all your passwords in, on the Apple Cloud side of things, or locally. I'd rather have you use a password manager. But you can share passwords, pass keys, to family members on, on the Apple.
1:39:14
You know, there, the Apple ecosystem.
1:39:16
There's also live voicemail, which, you know, kind of, takes me back to when we had a, when we had, well, it wasn't voicemail, we're talking about this last night at the dinner table, it wasn't called voicemail, it was called a recorder.
1:39:33
When, you know, someone called left a message, you could listen to the message being laughed, and you could pick up the phone and talk to the person. Or you could just, you know, have it go to the recording.
1:39:43
But live voicemail is an option that Apple has coming in iOS 17, where you can you can read the transcription of someone leaving a message. And if it's someone you want to talk to, you, can pick it up and not have them go fully to to the voicemail system. So, those are just, you know, a few of the things that have.
1:40:07
that are coming in iOS 17 that you might be interested. So, let's see when it's released this. Also, Gigabyte releases new firmware to fix recently disclose security flaws. I think it was last week where we talked about kind of a back door in a lot, a lot of motherboards out there. If you have this is not you. Know, this is not Apple related. This is more Linux, windows type of board.
1:40:37
But if you have a gigabyte board, you may want to think about updating the the firmware so that you don't have a backdoor into your computer.
1:40:49
It's nice that they got right on top of this and, and made a patch available because it was you know, a glaring hole out there, Night Fury.
1:41:01
OK, this is where we get into intrusive government coming in but it looks like something called Night Fury Documents detail DHS Project, to give a risk score to social media users. I don't use social media, so I'm not really that concerned about this, but I know some of you have to, and some of you want to, but this is, you know, kind of a social score of what your postings are. It always seems to be, oh, we're going to stop terrorists. We're going to stop the bad people and then somehow it turns into we're gonna just cancel the people. We don't like. We don't like their views.
1:41:45
We're going to put them and give them a bad social score whether or not It's a bad thing. It's just if you don't agree with the people running the show, you may get a bad score because well, they just don't like you and they don't agree with your views even though they're not illegal.
1:42:04
So, just know that this is out there because it has been, and no, unfortunately, there are other countries, like, you know, China is big about social scores. I don't know what's going to happen if they decide to really ramp this up.
1:42:22
Because if you decide to come, you know, back in over the border or, you know, other agencies want to do a background check on you. when, when you don't have a social score like me, I'm not on any social networks. I don't know where I'm going to rank, and maybe I'll rank at the bottom because I choose not to have a social presence, but it's going to be interesting.
1:42:47
When that comes to head, I mean, I know that used to happen well. When you got a job. When I interviewed for my last job, which is a long, long, time ago, there was no social networking that people are social. There was not a social platform that someone could do a background check on me, and what my views were. Now. That's pretty much standard. If you apply for a job, they're gonna check, you, know, your Twitter, your, Facebook, everything, that they can about you, to see if you're going to be a good fit. Whether or not you're qualified for the job.
1:43:24
Which you may be, but they don't like your views. Then, they may just, you know, put you on the bottom of the list, and select someone where they do like your views, even though, that may have nothing to do with how well you do your job.
1:43:41
So, just be aware of that. We have Microsoft keeping children's information, and if you read through the story, it just like Microsoft, come on big tech.
1:43:54
These are kids. It's illegal to keep information about them.
1:43:57
And it just shows that big tech, Well, I shouldn't say all, but majority of big tech don't care of the age of your children that are signing up for this. This shows that they knew that they were under the age, that they said that they were, and they still kept the information, They still kept the data, and they're only paying $20 million. And I think they should be paying a lot more so that they actually might stop this practice, because how many times have we seen this?
1:44:29
And if someone got a really big fine, then maybe they would stop the practice.
1:44:35
Because, you know, $20 million, after you've made, No, maybe no, $200 million is only 10% to pay a fine, and you've made, you know, $180 million on this.
1:44:49
So, no, they really don't care about being legal and about our kids. All they care about is the money.
1:44:58
Um, so after a string of Concerns, Kalamazoo and I was like, Countless, It Wears Kalamazoo Way, Why does that sound familiar? And it was like Penny Kelly, if if you've lifts, listen to Penny Kelly in the past. She is in Kalamazoo and that's where it's, like, ah, Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo Pauses Downtown Police Surveillance Project.
1:45:18
And this article kind of goes through, you know, the surveillance state that we're, we're in and that the Kalamazoo Residents pretty much stood up and said, no, we're not OK with this.
1:45:31
We do not want the police to monitor all the cameras, downtown businesses that have cameras downtown and when they sat downtown, they didn't define what downtown was.
1:45:44
They just said Kalamazoo, downtown, but they didn't give any parameter. So what that is? There could be residents, residential users that opt in and have their cameras be monitored by the police.
1:46:02
So, you know, we've seen this other places like San Francisco They are I don't know if they're doing this they talked about doing it. They probably are, because they're all crazy out there. And I can say that because I lived in that city once.
1:46:15
So, you know, Kalamazoo was saying, No more the residents stepped up and said, We don't want this and the city council is kind of looking at, I'm not doing this.
1:46:29
But one of the troubling parts was, there was some funding that came through and it was like $100,000 would be contributed by a foundation.
1:46:40
Well, this foundation, no one could really find, they didn't know where it was from.
1:46:47
And so, who was really giving $100,000 toward this project, they really couldn't point to and say, yes, this is where the money's coming from. So, it's really kind of shady of who's funding this because they said it was a mistake for putting the Peregrine Foundation, but there is no foundation and they haven't said, what the Foundation really is. So we're going all the way to France, and France has decided that they want to be as invasive as possible.
1:47:21
And the, the, the, the French senate basically passed a law that said, know, instead of going through the old way of putting surveillance against someone, or putting a bug in their office, to listen to things, or to do a wiretap of their phone. Well, what we're gonna do is we're going to use technology, and we're just going to use people's cameras and microphones on their phones on their computers, and we're going to surveil people like that. And, you know, they said, Well, you know, but we need a court order. Well, we can see how court orders have worked in this country, where, you know, that some things are just rubber stamped. And, you know, there's, there's not much control and law and Order.
1:48:15
It depends on your views, on whether or not, You know, you are, you know, on the good side or the bad side, just and your political party, or your views. So, the people that are in charge, if they don't like your views, well, they really don't necessarily have to go to court. It seems because then they say, oh, sorry, we didn't mean this. And there's no type of prosecution. So how this could go wrong is a million different ways.
1:48:43
So if you're in France, I'm sorry to hear that, but you might want to think about really protecting yourself by, you know, making sure your computer is off. Your microphone might be off. Might be unplugged turned off.
1:48:59
And, you know, certainly the phone that you're carrying, they can turn on the camera and the microphone, and we'll see how this pans out. But it just, it's so sad to see our privacy is, is disappearing very, very quickly because you think it's just over there.
1:49:20
Uh, it's here, And this is, this, this article I actually stumbled across this morning, even though it was put out June 12th, but the US is openly stockpiling dirt on all its citizens. And well, do you think that they're, they're bugging our houses, that they are surveilling us with, you know, the wonderful FBI that seems to be out of control, and does not have any oversight by Congress.
1:49:52
Know, they're actually buying all of this data, because it's illegal for them to surveil us without a warrant or some, you know, some real reason to surveil us. But supposedly, I think they said in this article, it's it's illegal to buy the data, but they're doing it anyways, because they don't care.
1:50:16
So all of the money that we're giving to our government, they are turning around and taking that money and buying information about us put a dossier for, for every person that they possibly can. So, you know, our money is being used against us. This is illegal, and if not, it should be illegal. But it doesn't stop them because they don't care about the laws. They don't care about the Constitution. They don't care about what's right and wrong it's all about power. Power power.
1:50:51
and I have a, I have a new client this week that we talked about some of this, and they said, you know, I don't want to disappear.
1:51:00
You know, I I want to be more private, but I don't need to disappear off the face of the earth. It's OK, because they're professional, and they have licenses that will always be there, because it's a pub, when you're licensed In most states, that license is public.
1:51:18
So, you know, it's, it's hard to get around removing that part of your life off of the Internet, but everything else where these data brokers compile your information, I think you should remove it from your life because as it shows here, um.
1:51:40
The US. Doesn't care about laws.
1:51:42
They don't care about anything except for power and they're going to stockpile all of this dirt on the people that they don't agree with their views. Whoever's in charge, it could change the next election cycle, and you could be in the right, in their view right now. And then, the next election cycle, you're gonna be in the wrong.
1:52:04
And, and if you think that any data is going to be thrown away, if the courts say, You need to get rid of all this data, I bet you that that will never happen once this data is in there.
1:52:22
In their hot little hands, I'm sure they'll throw their data away, but they moved the data to another organization, which didn't, or your data away. And no one really knew that. It was actually moved to a different organization, because no one notified anybody.
1:52:36
And that has happened before, And it will happen again. It's as old story as there is, because yes, OK, I applaud. You know, you, as a judge, said, you need to throw all this data away. Well, that organization did. But it was passed on to an order on another organization before that data was thrown away.
1:52:57
So, be careful what information you have out there. Because it shows, I mean, and these are the stories that we know about. It's not the stories that we don't know about until five years from now. When it's uncovered and someone comes and it's a whistleblower and says, well this is what's been going on.
1:53:18
Stop the process.
1:53:19
Now I will shamelessly plug something that I think everybody should have, and that is, if you go to, sorry, members pages. And you go to founders pages.
1:53:39
Delete me.
1:53:42
If you don't want the data brokers to have your information, you may realize you may seriously consider doing something like delete me. There are other ones out there. I chose to leave me because I've been with them for over two years now, and I'm still having my information taken off the net.
1:54:05
So, don't wait till the last minute, because it takes years to remove some things, and some things, companies refuse to remove whether or not that's legal. Now, that's for, there are some court cases that are talking about that right now. So, because it takes so long, don't wait until asked me, like, oh, I'll do that later, it is expensive.
1:54:29
I will say that right upfront, or you can take a look.
1:54:32
I don't know how much it is, to be honest, but the, the example that I give is, Oh, by the way, hey, Rich, I hope you're still listening, and I guess Woolfe figured this out at the end.
1:54:44
And this is not a story about Rich, but I have a client who signed up for delete me probably almost two years ago. And he has someone that he works with that says, you know, I'm pretty private. You know, I'm I'm private and you know you really can't find me. Well. We put that to the test about three weeks ago and You know My my client you know signed up for delete me.
1:55:11
He had his things run through and It was really hard to find my client, but this friend of his I Won't tell you the relationship who said you know he's really private. Well, we decided to put that to the test And so you know, we we found him we found his family members. We found their phone numbers. We found his, his mom's phone, in case we needed to contact her. And so it's interesting how people say, That they're, they're private and you can't really find me and whether or not that's true.
1:55:47
I don't know, proof is in the pudding.
1:55:49
If you want to find someone, there are ways of doing it.
1:55:54
Um, And you just want to make it not as easy to find yourself the, the amount of private information from Twitter, from Facebook.
1:56:07
From all of these different social networks that you are just throwing out to then to the internet, which stays it's it's amazing How That can come back to I taught you to really show who and where you are and We don't think about it when we're doing it, But think about it now.
1:56:30
This article just shows How much the government cares about us? They don't, they want as much information so that they can use it in the way they see fit and I know I've had some friends that say, Why do you know, why, you try to hide what he tried to be so private.
1:56:51
And at night I close my window shades because I want to walk around in my boxers and I don't want someone outside looking at my private life through my windows. And that's why you want to stay private so that you can remain who you are and if your views don't match with what the narrative and what the what is out there today.
1:57:18
Know, if someone doesn't know that then you're you're a gray man. And it's, you know, going back to all about being a gray man stain just like one of the many.
1:57:28
But just don't share as much out there as we do.
1:57:33
So, that's kinda all I have if anybody has some quick questions.
1:57:39
We have about two minutes, and then we'll kind of go from there.
1:57:47
J I.
1:57:51
Thank you, David. If the storage is the unsung hero, thanks. Thank you. Gary says, George went to the Bitcoin Academy IO page under the archives and type name. But nothing pulls up specifically, Do news something to find the videos. Anam Wallet, T fuel. Yeah, there are some free videos because some of these are so old.
1:58:14
And there is the website, the dot net site. And then there's Black lab dot net, which is my website, which I haven't really kept up to date. Because I haven't needed to do a lot of that.
1:58:29
But if you go to black lab dot net, and then you go under the crypto lab, sorry, the cyber lab, because I was canceled because I called myself crypto. And there was a credit card company that was like, Nope, they immediately canceled me, because they didn't like, I dealt with crypto, So I just say cyber.
1:58:51
But if you go to under coins and staking, there is Theta and T fuel. It could be under all projects wallet that the wall to use on how how to hold them now is kind of a weird one.
1:59:08
So if you have a hard time, just put a ticket in and I'll kinda point in the right direction. It was a weird while to begin with.
1:59:17
But I'll kinda point in the right direction.
1:59:22
This is from Edna. Good morning, when I opened my computer today, the time date we're way off, it's stated that I needed to reboot. Is this something legit?
1:59:31
I've never had this happen, and I'm working with an HP, Windows 10 Home blessings. And then your battery on your motherboard may be going bad.
1:59:41
may have run out of juice. And that's how the date and time are set. And did it say 1971 as the year, if you're still here. And if you put that in, that may be A, if it goes to 19 71. I believe that will say that your, your batteries that or something close to it because it may have come up a little bit, but it should be the year should be 1071.
2:00:06
That is for Michael. Thanks for keeping us updated with all the securities and privacy George, you are welcome. Cancer. This is from Mike Cancel. Culture at its finest. Yeah, it is crazy. It is just crazy out there. Gary. George disregard the question regarding the wallets that came up for now. Oh, you're welcome. This is from Dick George.
2:00:28
You see the story about the family that park at the airport.
2:00:33
And had their garage door opener stolen.
2:00:36
Thieves raided their house and stole thousands of dollars of items including the man's social security documents. Nope deke I did not, and you know that's really interesting.
2:00:48
one of our cars has The has garage door opener built-in. And the other one, we just had to replace the battery side the other day. I never thought about that and thank you for bringing that up.
2:01:01
I'm gonna take a note, hold on as and put that in the yellow stickies on Kheraj door opener.
2:01:13
And Kirk, thanks for that you know the other thing.
2:01:17
Because I'm paranoid by nature.
2:01:19
Everything in my house is kind of monitored and I can see it from afar.
2:01:26
So I don't really have to worry about things, but anytime my garage door is opened, I'm notified.
2:01:32
And so, I do like that feature. I have a lot of Internet of things in the house.
2:01:40
There's a story I was going to bring this week, but it was, it was far too long and it was just talking about IOT Things now just clogging the internet with with people that have hacked. Those little devices, whether it be a lightbulb or your garage door opener online, that's, that's a big issue. And maybe I'll cover that next week when I have a little bit more time, But it's a lot of traffic on all of these millions of things around the world, being able to put out traffic.
2:02:14
But I highly recommend introducing some technology to keep yourself safe on that. Because if I was away and I found my garage door open, I would immediately call my local police and say, Hey, just go over there because I just saw a camera.
2:02:32
Some Flynn that went into my house that really shouldn't have uh.
2:02:38
This is from MM, Forbes, Chinese owned. Now, you know what could be I don't know.
2:02:44
In this dusty, George, do you use Microsoft Office or something else? I do have Microsoft Office. There are other ones out there. I don't use Office that often, but I do have to say I do. I'm a Mac guy.
2:03:00
And there are numbers and there's pages that you can use on the Mac side. But I am. So, I've used Excel for so long and word. For so long, I just feel more comfortable with that. I don't really type that much that is insecure or that secure on something that's insecure like Microsoft products. If I'm going to type something that is sensitive, I typically use a, an app called text. It's either text editor, text, Pan, I can't remember which one we pay for. And I only do it in plain text mode.
2:03:41
And I don't do it in RFT, which is rich, our TF rich text format where you can have things embedded and, you know, URLs, I just like plain text and what you see is what you get so that, I don't have to worry about something on the backend.
2:03:58
Ramos says, thank you, George. And this is Harry, what is preferable to stake theta on G pooled and directly on the Theta website.
2:04:08
Well, Harry, actually, you do use the Theta website, but you use G pool as the address, the, the validator node.
2:04:22
So you're talking about theta, use GPU, but gee, pools, the validator node.
2:04:27
And I know it starts or ends, I think, with 4, eight and they run the validator.
2:04:38
Ionic on a server someplace and so you're not really stake in it on G pool your staking using the theta wallet, the online wallet through your ledger. Of course, you'd always you to hardware wallet, but you're using their validator to stake against. So it's a little bit of both, but you're doing it directly on data's Web Wallet.
2:05:03
But the validator is G pauls.
2:05:07
I didn't read the whole message. Is there a way to get that message back?
2:05:11
I guess I should have down Edna. Wait, you were up there. You know, you're going to have to listen to it again because I've gone through some of these. I may have deleted yours.
2:05:24
Wait, here we go. OK, yeah, Edna.
2:05:27
So check to see if, what, what is the date on the computer that was reset, and then you don't want to open up a ticket and I'll help you walk through. I don't think there is an issue.
2:05:38
But typically, if your battery is kinda freaked out, and it's off, it's powered off, you will lose the date if your battery is low, and it's hard to know, you know, what, the age of your computer. But hit me up directly, and I'll walk you through that.
2:05:58
And that is from David and I agree with you.
2:06:02
We all here are here to help on another. This is from Sage.
2:06:07
I remember back in the day people would car prowl and take garage door openers and come back weeks or months later, and Rob. The house. Yep. I have had changed stolen out of my car, but I'm hoping it was just, you know, annoying kids and this is from Blake. George.
2:06:24
Do you have any in input for my question about having trouble getting funds transfer, killam brow, the credit union's? I've tried claim it is because my trust says investment in the title leaning learning those silly questions like crypto verse, cyber too.
2:06:41
But is there a second method of using coins you would ever utilized?
2:06:46
So, what I've learned is that.
2:06:51
Ah, I've learned so much.
2:06:54
When I first started, too, when I first started to consult, and people paid me via PayPal.
2:07:02
I had them send to, I don't remember what the company name was, but it was like crypto, it could have been crypto lab, or crypto, something like that. And someone came to me, you know, not too far in, and said, Hey, could you change who you actually have this sent to? Because when it has crypto in the bill that kinda really out me that I need help with crypto. I was like, Oh, my gosh. This is so anti gray, man.
2:07:30
So, anything that I do, whether it be trusts or companies, and, in fact, some people that I consult with, and I send them a bill via Stripe, they'll get it. and I have to remember to let them know that the company is just a generic company. It says, nothing. That's what we want in life.
2:07:50
And I don't know with the, with the credit unions that that you're sending from, you know, if it says in the trust that it's an investment.
2:08:02
I would rethink the title.
2:08:04
I did some mistakes, years ago on naming things the wrong way, and if it says nothing, then they can't pull anything out of it.
2:08:15
If it says Blue Sky trust, what does that do? Well, you It can do anything that you want to tell them, that it does. So I don't have any words of wisdom when it comes to banks, because Or credit unions, because they're gonna do what they want to do, and they do give you a third degree when you're trying to send money out. And because it's overseas. They may even give you a, you know, more of, a hard time. one thing that I did learn.
2:08:45
I am with one of the big banks.
2:08:48
And I was talking to someone in the group. And they're like, oh, I hate that bank. But you know what? They can get the job done. They, you know, they have the right wiring instructions, they're big enough where they don't really care that much, and they don't scrutinize because they're used to people doing a lot of different things. Whereas some of the local credit unions, they may look at that and be like crypto, oh. This guy is like selling drugs or he's, you know, he's doing the bad things that the narrative is coming back and crypto is bad. I was listening to a tech podcast, and these guys were ripping on, you know, bitcoin like, oh, it's only used for criminals. And that's why, you know, they were talking about ransomware. Well, you know, ransomware is only there because of crypto now and look at crypto is down and everybody's getting wiped out.
2:09:38
Well, it depends on what you got in because if you got in at 12,000 and it's 24 today, then you're not wiped out. So the narrative is all negative again.
2:09:50
And so the the those banks, those financial institutions may be, you know, just believing the negative narrative and so I don't really have anything that can help you on that. And this is from Blake. Oh, buying coins isn't it?
2:10:10
You know, you can say it's an investment because it is, you know, whether or not they want to give you, you know, a thorough check through. You can ask them. why it's so important for them to to know all of your personal business.
2:10:23
It's your money, and I would push back a little bit and put them in their place. And if they do continue to do that, then I would say, OK, I'm ready to close my account and I'm gonna go to someone who really cares. Because this is not a nanny state. And this is my money.
2:10:39
And if you disagree with what I want to do with my money, then walk.
2:10:43
Do not put up with this stuff that they think that they have the control of. Because it's your money.
2:10:50
Mike says, if they are that tech rec savi, would they be able to turn off the garage door alerts? Well, it depends.
2:10:59
It goes back to, I don't have Amazon. I don't have Apple Home.
2:11:05
I don't have any of the big tech, I've made my choices with smaller companies, if they want to know my garage door is not tied into any other element. If they know that. Yeah, but, they now also have to turn off all my cameras, and my cameras are not ever put out on the internet, It's all, it's through a company that I've talked about before.
2:11:28
It's a company called UI dot com. I liked them way back. And I found out, after, I've been using this about a year, that it's a bunch of ex Apple employees that were working for, on a project, and that project was pushed out, or they, they left Apple and started UI, UI dot com. Does it store things in the cloud?
2:11:55
What, I have, it stores everything at home on a hard drive. And I feel much more comfortable with that.
2:12:05
George on the H bar staking via a hash pack, have you found that the earnings are ongoing? Or just one-time earnings triggered every time you make a deposit? Thanks for your, it's, it's ongoing.
2:12:17
They've changed things you used to get paid out.
2:12:20
When you, you had to make a transaction and it would get paid out. I've heard that that's changed. I haven't checked it, but that was because you're doing it with a ledger. The payout had to be triggered in a certain way, which then would stake your .... I think they, they do a payout every so often, but it is an ongoing earning, and not a one time.
2:12:46
Blake, thank you for your thoughts and your thoughtful response, George. I fully agree. You are welcome, and we're getting down toward the end in 15 minutes over This is from Mike.
2:12:59
George, do you keep words, terms, like trust, investment, out of the name. See your trust. Yep.
2:13:06
I did it because here's the thing.
2:13:08
I know what that, when I had companies and trusts, and I put those terms in, it was an ego thing.
2:13:18
It was an I'm doing investment.
2:13:20
I'm doing um these things to show how important I am That's Totally me that I'm not saying anybody else, but it was one of my companies. I called capital. I had it and I had capital at the end like I'm good, because I'm investing and I have no money and I Took My Ego and turned it inside out and said why am I showing?
2:13:49
These people out there I know what I'm doing. I know what a good investor, what a good businessman, what a good person? I am I don't need to show it to anybody else. And that's why if I've named everything that I have as generic as possible because it tells them nothing, then they can ask well, what does what do you do? Well?
2:14:10
I consult, or, I do this, It depends on who I'm talking to, and what they want to hear. I'm, I've learned how to play the game. I don't need to be important. I already know how important I am. I don't need anybody else externally to think that I'm important.
2:14:27
I'm just a regular guy, Emigre, man, and I do what I do, and that's why I don't put anything specific in the title of trust or company, because it's all about my ego.
2:14:40
It's not about keeping the trust and myself gray.
2:14:46
And You, like he says, You are the best in every way.
2:14:50
I appreciate that, and Mike says, Example of today's name of trust.
2:14:57
Yeah, I would say like if you are let's say you're in Montana like I am you could say blue skies because you know that What's the motto of our state Big sky country? So you could say or big sky state you could say blue skies or I would never name it something negative light gray skies. But it could be, you know, a morning glory Trust. It's just naming it something that you feel comfortable with. That makes sense for you. But it tells them, them being whoever you're talking to, whoever showing the document, it shows them nothing about you. And you can tell them what it means. It doesn't describe it in the title.
2:15:42
So I think that is where we end today.
2:15:48
Everybody, I appreciate you all showing up. It is an amazing Thursday. It's getting sunny again out there, and if J needs to say something that I need to say something for, sure, you'll see a posting and have an amazing rest of the Thursday, and an even better weekend. Thanks a lot, Everybody, See you next week.