Saturday Tech Only Live Stream

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Happy Saturday, everybody.
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And, welcome to another tech only live stream. I don't have any agenda today. I just thought it would be a good time to, to do it because, next weekend and we'll be having coffee with a friend of mine.
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And, know, it's not next week and that's when I'm going to be somewhere else and then the weekend after that. So, this is a free weekend for me. And so, I thought, I would, I would just share it with you guys. So, if you would like to add any questions in Jeddah is not going to be joining us.
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He does have a previous engagement.
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He said that he would really like to join, but one of the few Saturdays that he has planned. So, I always try to start with a little humor. I get this from my family members that keep me on A at A text messaging thread that Oh, my gosh. Sometimes they come back. And it's like 50 text messages, and an hour, because they love to talk. But I also love to know what's going on in their lives. So let me. see, I don't believe we have any questions from.
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That were posted, and so I am just going to go to your questions. And it looks like we don't have that many people here as compared to other Saturdays.
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And that's fine, and the other would be if anybody wants to come and join me on the air.
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I am more than willing to, to have you join me, so feel free to do that.
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Let me see if there's anything that talk about, because this might be a really short tech only, because I seem to have been covering so much. I did love having Hagen.
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I'm on as a guest on Thursday. Seems like a really nice guy.
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I've talked to him a little bit behind the scenes and seems like we've had a few people go over and join his group as Jay kind of wind things down.
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And who knows where cryptos are going, but they don't seem to be going up, I have not checked them today and let's take a look.
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Yeah. It's don't look. Don't look at your so-called black polio, but it's not a black folio anymore.
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So, guys, this may be a really short one, I don't have any questions, and unfortunately, I didn't come with a, an agenda, but if someone wants to throw a little agenda up, you know, maybe what I will do is talk about talk about VPNs, and why I don't necessarily like them.
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Depending on, on who's providing them, you know, one of the to go back a little bit.
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one of the reasons, well, the original reason for VPN is to talk to two networks. Make them communicate together. Let's say you have a main office and a little office, either at home or somewhere else. A VPN was used to encrypt the data between them, and what it's turned into is that VPNs are now being used more for end users or you're at home and you want to go out to the Internet.
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The thing is a VPN.
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You have to trust your, your VPN provider, because you didn't trust your ISP or your Internet service provider with that data.
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So the reason that I am not thrilled about VPNs is that you have to trust the VPN provider on, oh, we're not going to log things. You have to trust that they won't, because most of them are not transparent.
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Also, behind the scenes, there is a company, and I don't remember who it is.
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But I know I think it was, in order to VPN, bought a couple.
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And so the VPN space is shrinking and they are not as transparent as they should be.
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And here's the thing that kind of bothers me because when a company says they are not, ah, when they are not logging things, you got to ask, What are they not logging?
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To? a normal person that's not techie? You don't know about all the different logs that Actually are created.
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So when a VPN company says, we're not logging things, you have to ask them, What aren't you login? Because you gotta remember, they are absolutely positively logging something, because they need to check for Issues for diagnostics.
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If people aren't able to connect, and if you're a paying customer or not a paying customer, so they need to know that when you login to a different VPN connection, are you paying customer? Or aren't you? And that information is then log so that your than log two that you logged into this particular BBN, so you gotta be careful with that.
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And and someone also wrote in this past week about decentralized VPNs.
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And there have been a couple that have tried to come to pass and and, you know, be brought to the market. And it is a cool concept, but it's something that I, personally, would never do.
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And you're like, well, George, decentralization is great, isn't it?
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And I will say, like I usually say it depends.
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Because one thing that you have to remember is if you are sharing your IP address with someone that you don't know, you don't know what they're doing.
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And most of the time, when someone uses a VPN, it's because they want to hide who they are.
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And that you want to kinda screen your, your information.
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And, know, for me, I use a VPN less and less. I rely more on a Pi whole type of thing for tracking. Because a lot of financial institutions, and other sites, are blocking VPN connections, because they want you, they want to know who is coming into their site. They want to be able to login. They don't want it to be coming from a random connections. So, going back to these decentralized VPNs?
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Well, on the decentralized VPN, um, when you join that decentralized VPN, typically, all of the ones that I know of right now, you are putting your computer, Maybe not your computer, but your network as a node, and so your IP address is being used by other people.
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Well, the question you have to ask yourself is, what are those other people doing? And you don't know? They may be doing crypto.
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They may be doing hacking, or in the worst-case scenario, which is despicable is child ***********?
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If you are caught up in a dragnet and they investigation under someone doing SEPI, then your IP Address will be under investigation, and then you're going to be under investigation, because someone else, you have no idea.
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Use your IP Address to gain access to a particular website.
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So, I don't necessarily like decentralized VPNs, because you're having other people use your bandwidth for certain things. Now I know that you're going to back up and say, Well, George.
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I have a theta edge node in my my home and that's using my IP address.
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Yes but theta is using it for video that they compile and it's not necessarily end user.
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They're using your CPU, your bandwidth for that and, you know, they have some control, whereas the decentralized VPNs, they rely on the end user to, you know, decide where they're going to be going, so there's not as much control on using a decentralized VPN.
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So, I, you know, maybe in a couple of years, when stuff kind of, it's figured out, and they, they look like they are, that, they've had some, some time under their belt, But, I really don't want to be having my IP address on a sum list that I don't know about. And I can't say that.
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That will be true if I allow some maranto on the Internet, to use my bandwidth and my IP address for using a decentralized. So, I would be very cautious on going down that road. We haven't seen that I know of any lawsuits, but these are relatively new.
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And it really depends on what you're trying to do with your VPN.
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Whether you should even being using a VPN nowadays, I got locked out of, I can't remember if it was Wells Fargo, Bank of America, because I was using a VPN, and they questioned me. Because I had to talk to their Security Department.
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And so, I would rely less and less on a VPN connection than just surfing, go stay safe.
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But, if you really look at, there is a video that I will put out because it's the last module, while one of the last modules for the cybersecurity class that I've been the lame because, it's probably the hardest one to write.
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But I've found a video, I will post under this since we're on this topic, and if you have any questions for people who just joined us, go ahead and put those questions in and owl.
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Covered those in.
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If anybody wants to join me online, let me know and you can, that you can join me here, but the, lost my train of thought.
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So, OK, Yeah, yeah? I kinda got sidetracked. So if anybody wants to remind me what I was talking about, I've been a single dad this weekend. So I've been really busy with my little guy. And spending as much time as I can with him, OK, we do have one, let's see.
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Hi, George, I'm successfully using flamingo Finance Liquidity Pool, which I love. But I'm using it with Neil Line Wallet, not connected to my ledger, I'm hesitant to change anything because it is working so well.
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AKA EEZ, could you describe how I would change it on the neo connected to my ledger? Sure, we can go over that.
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Um, what you're gonna want to do is, and it's a lot easier than doing something like Theta or some of the other staking pools like, H bar that, sorry, not H bar. I had it all about. I mentioned H Bar.
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I got a message from Nathan, and he was talking about being able to stake H bar.
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And I'm, I will look at that, but part of it is, if we are going to be leaving some of this behind us and so on. And some crypto I don't want to get into a new staking pool but OK, back to Neil. So, what you would do is you would basically do the reverse. You would unstack your your coin. Let me see how that give me a second. And let me see if I can pull something up, so you guys can take a look at it.
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You know, I have some issue going on with my computer, or my browsers, but I can't get onto, let me go Finance from by Brave Browser, so I gotta go to Firefox.
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Yeah.
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Go.
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And better earned.
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I may have to get my wallet up.
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Yeah, you know what?
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I'm just going to put this in, because if I bring up my wallet, I don't like to share that too much.
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Oh, and, you know, I can't do it, because let me get my.
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You, OK, there we go.
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So, basically, what you're going to want to do is pull everything off the Neo line and then re stake it under your ledger.
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I know that the Neon wallet, we'll support flamingo dot finance, I tried it early. And I just, I didn't like it as much as I like to hundred and three. There were some glitches, there were some issues.
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They may have figured that out and they have solved it, but they, they pushed me back to using the three wallets. So, what you would have to do is you would take your, your state coin, you would ...
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it, then you would go into I can't really show you without going in.
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But basically, you're going to go into removing the liquidity from that particular coin and then send it off. You could see, OK, yeah.
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Here we go and trade, you can do the, the unstable.
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Then you would remove liquidity and you'd remove liquidity.
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You could potentially, and I've never done this, but you could try to send one or so, to remove the liquidity. You need to basically break the pair, break the pair, and then send the pair over separately, instead of sending the coin itself.
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There's some cool things that you can do with unit swap, I have some unit swap, um, scheer and Ethereum state, and also Unit, Bright and Ethereum, and when you stake it overran unit swap it creates an FTE token and you can send that MFT token to any wallet you want and it still remains kinda being State and Ernie. But with Neo, I hypnotics, I have not tried that. So basically, you would break it apart. You would send everything to the new wallet. You wouldn't necessarily have to unwrap your Neo.
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I'm not sure what what you have staked suppes OK, so you could send the coins over if they're wrapped. That's fine, you don't have to unwrap them and then re wrap them in the new wallet because the the on that side.
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Um, the Rapped coined, I'll talk about a rat quite intersect, but send everything over to the new wallet.
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And then, just to go ahead and add liquidity to the pool that you want, and then stake that token that you get from adding liquidity the pool. So, it's pretty straightforward because you, there's no time delay with flamingo.
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You're not really losing anything, except for some time. If you have some, some good money on it, I would always go and put it on the ledger because I just would feel safer. You just don't know what you don't know. And I love that you have to take the time to press all the buttons to get things approved on a ledger, whereas sometimes, with Madame ask, that's not connected to a ledger and some of the other wallets.
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You know, once you get in, there is a timeout period, but there's just theirs There's things that can happen beyond your control Meaning, I know the O three wallet.
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If you don't use a ledger protected to it.
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Um, once you approve something, you can just keep on sending coins and not have to say yes each time and go to that process. Which the ledger always stops. You.
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Makes you think, like, OK, is this the right wallet? That I'm sending to, Is what I'm really wanting to do. So, it just, it gives you some delighted that you do, so, it, it is pretty easy. I highly recommend it.
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one of the things that I also, that, it reminded me of what I found out. I don't remember which coin it well.
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Yeah, it was actually it was actually Neo.
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The neo Blockchain and I and someone had some USD T from Neo that they sent to their Ethereum Wallet, and they couldn't get it back to the Neo Wallet. And so, they had to, they were stuck. It was like 3 or 4 grand and I had been working with them for like six months, and that's when I have time, I will look at it. But it was not an easy, straightforward thing. So I had to go and do some research and talked to a bunch of different people.
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But, as it turns out, what I found was that wraps token really, you know, I think of it as something different of like being wrapped and it really isn't. It's just put into a different contract.
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That controls how the token, it can be transfered, what, what chain it will successfully beyond. So, when you ramp something, it's just putting it into a contract. And it's nothing more than that, and nothing really special.
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And basically, what I found out was, when this person had, on the Ethereum Blockchain, they had it wrapped as you STT, they couldn't sell it anywhere.
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They really couldn't do anything because there was not any liquidity on any exchange for a wrapped anneal Blockchain wrapped UST T.
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So, I had to track down someone And they said, oh, well, this is all you do, you, you break the contract and I'd never seen how to do that. And it may be different for different blockchains, but it was like, Oh, all I had to do was get it out of the the contract that it was under, which was a wrapped contract.
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So, there you go went totally on tangents on that. OK, let me look at the next one is from Sherry.
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Do we need to have flamingo FLN Neo Gas?
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Am I graded off ledger before we can do any staking you're discussing?
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I'm not sure I understand that.
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Am I two graded off login?
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Sure, if you could put that in again. Oh, sorry. She set it down right down below. Sorry, typo do we need to have all migrated off legacy?
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OK, let me go back to the Other. Yes, you do because there is the legacy, and there's actually an issue that I'm helping, someone that I work with on a regular basis.
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This is what the legacy looks like.
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The legacy platform, He has a bunch of FLN that he's earned. He can't claim it.
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I don't know why, it's been this way, for months, and months and months, and I have some information. But I have not yet turned over to the person that I had talked to before.
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But you can't stick on this anymore, because there's, there's no APY.
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Sherry, the question that I really have is, if you plan on getting out of the position, um, in the next month or so, who knows when Kryptos are gonna go up, or if they're going to go up in the next month or two? I mean, it's It's crypto. It does what it wants. I know for me long term, it's up into the, right.
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But, yeah, you would have to migrate everything from Neo to, which is this platform to, as you can see up here, and three are near three.
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Everything has to be a near three before you can stick it Now, one of the issues that people are gonna run into right now is if you wanted to get rid.
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Now, if you wanted to sell your Neo, that Caledon Brown.
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And, from what I hear, a budget platforms, you'd have to sell it as flamingo or Neo or Gas to point out, And, Oh, sorry, I'll back up.
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Not Neo Neo, you can sell as Neo two or neo three point L, because if like I have a bunch of flamingo.
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And if I wanted to liquidate it right now, Carolyn Brown, I would have to convert all my flamingo into Nao, and then I would send that Neo over to Carolyn Brown, and I'd be able to liquidate it.
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So, that's the thing that you may want to think about, is, you know, there are some great returns on the different pools, but, if you're going to only Well, you know what?
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Wow, that really dropped the APR for flamingo.
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Neil used to be 48, and now it's 34% out there.
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That has really changed, I guess, I haven't been in here in a week or two, but that is, that's a huge drop, but not as, and it's incentivized to keep it there. So, you know, you're earning 34% APR.
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You'd have to convert it and then you'd have to, if you had flamengo which you would, if you are staking or gas or whatever, you'd have to convert it into Neo. Don't convert all your gas into Neo though, because you need some gas to send it over, but everything you'd have to be over to the neo three point O.
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And that's the only thing that they're trading over time.
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You know, they will do flamingo gas and others that they're currently offering for liquidity, You know, over to three network, but as of a couple of weeks ago, it was still just Neo too.
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Sorry. It was just flamingo to gas, to point out. And they will do Neo 2 or 3 play out.
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In fact, someone had a question a couple of live streams ago about something was getting stock or something. So I looked at my old flamingo Wallet, and, you know, I shouldn't invent this, but I had about $15,000 in flamingo sitting there that I had not converted, because I wanted to save some, for any examples that I wanted to go over, or show people. OK, this is from Jesse Jesse. Hi George J has implied recently that the encryption behind 24 word phrase is not secure. Do you think it's possible that there are bad actors that can break this encryption at Well?
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You know, I have heard that back and forth, I have not seen anybody do it?
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Doesn't mean they can't, but I am betting that that they can't no, I'm not that bright.
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Um, But that, my feeling is with the price of Bitcoin, when it was, you know, back into the seventies.
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If someone could break in that they probably would have on some of the whales.
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I know that there were stories that, when, when there was a gas line somewhere on the east coast, and they held them for ransom, and they wanted Bitcoin, and the story that I've heard is that the, the FBI came in and got a bunch of those coins back.
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And they said that they, they hacked into their wallet and that they hired a bunch of this is not derogatory but geeks, because I love to be called a geek. I don't care geeks to hack in and get it. I don't know if that's true. Until I see it, I don't know. There can be a lot of things that a lot of reasons, And ways to get things back. I am sure everybody has their 12 words 24 words written down someplace. Let's say the FBI went in and raided someplace and they found one of the 24 words from the one of the bad guys.
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And they could recreate their wall and pull it out.
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So, I don't know.
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I'm and hesitant to say that that is true.
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I mean, the other thing that is going around is, you know, signal is, is hackable by the agencies.
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I don't know if that's true. There's so much misinformation. And disinformation, that's going out there. There's a lot of fear **** that's thrown out. So, OK, you're not going to use crypto. So we're gonna say that it's it's hackable, I don't know, but there's a lot of blockchains, and it doesn't seem like any of them have been compromised that had high value. So I can't say That's true. All I hear stories.
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OK, from my friend, Igor. Good morning, George. Just F U I. I updated my ledger Nano S regularly, but when I opened it yesterday, it was nine upgrades, which took me some time, just think it's a good idea to have our devices updated.
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You know what, thank you for that, because In the last livestream, I don't know if I said it or if I just said in my head, I didn't want to take a lot of time with our special guest, But, I think.
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Oh. Here's a story.
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So I have a friend and His brother, I also know his brother contacted me a couple of weeks ago and said, Hey, my ledger is not working right. Like, OK, well, what's going on? So we sat down a little bit and he told me what computer had and what operating system he had, and I kind of laughed, and like, you are so out of date.
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Like, it was two operating systems that go from what could be currently usable, I think, on the ledger.
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And that he needed to not only have a new computer, but a new operating system, because his computer wouldn't take him to the next version of the operating system that could function properly and get him to being able to use this ledger. So I would, that's, that's a great reminder. I would go in and make sure that things are updated and that your older computer can actually run the latest version of Lead Your Life. And I've had some people come to me and say, well, it used to work, like, yeah. It. Used to, until that timeframe when the?
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next one didn't work.
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So there's always that time where it jumps from one to the other.
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And it's important to keep things updated because they can't do backward compatibility forever. In fact, you don't want to do backward compatibility because if there's flaws in prior versions of operating systems.
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You don't want those flaws to be exposed and be used on your application.
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So, it really is important to take the time, to keep things updated.
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I know it can be a pain but you may want to schedule it kind of like aqua on my calendar. I think I have it every other month because it's it's 90 days to claim it. But every two months I go in and I claim my aqua. I haven't really converted a lot yet. I want to see what happens in this next run. If it's going to do better than exon, I don't know, but you've got to schedule these things, and take the time.
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Otherwise, No, I'm just really glad that my, that's the person that I was talking to.
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Went and checked, because if we're in a run, and he had to go order a computer and kinda learn a little bit new operating system, it, he was on a Mac, but a really old Mac like 2013. something crazy that you're going to have to learn, feel comfortable, update things.
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And, know that, I think the scariest part for people is when you have to do a firmware update and if you are back way back in the firmware updates, You have to do it multiple times. So, you have to get to this minimum of one and then do the next one and do the next one. I can't say, you know, what they are? Because it really just depends on how they've written the, the, the firmware. But you definitely want to keep things updated, not just on the hardware and the apps in your browser. But also, if you have any core wallets?
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I know the, the plugins, the, well, sorry, I should say the extensions, on, On most browsers, all the browsers eyes are updated automatically, so you don't have to worry about that too much. But the other things, you know, definitely take some time, put it on spreadsheet, whatever, but keep yourself reminded of things that you need to update because you could run into an issue and and feel panicky and then do something that you didn't want to because she felt rushed.
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OK, yes, LB wow, I just saw that drop to that's what I'm stating, yeah, I don't know what happened, and I don't know when it happened.
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Some Whale must of put on, and I'm going to have to take a look to see what you have a liquidity is pretty high I think it used to be not quite 20 million.
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Yeah, well, we'll see it's been a good run. It can't complain 35% return.
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This is from AJ.
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George, hope you're well wondering if you have heard anything about Calvin Brown customer portal opening up to users? I have not heard that. I know that they're doing a bunch of things on the backend.
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I've been focused on some other things, and I have not heard that, I'll have to tap Jay on the shoulder and see if he's heard anything about that.
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This is from EY. I'm having an issue scene coins on Casper Live. I believe my ledger is updating There's updated my Chrome browsers up to date but the last couple of times. I've tried to view my coins when I use my ledger to connect to the address that just shows as loading instead of giving me the coins count and allowing me to enter any idea What to do to view my coins if it is same loading?
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It's on their end and so if it had zero that would be very different than loading and I'm telling you guys.
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This is all like The New coins the new blockchains They ARR I want to say. They're experimental.
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But there are issues and that's why I am like I I I personally wish I would not have Purchased Caspar it was one of my newer ones.
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And you know, there's growing pains. There's, you know, things don't always work. Look at how many blockchains are out there. And how many Good tech people that know blockchain are out there. I think the waiting is, you know, there aren't as many great blockchain people out there that we need. In fact, I have some of my tech friends I haven't talked to them lately about it because I just don't care about their view anymore that are like, oh, Blockchain you know, that's just a passing fancy. That's Tulip bubble, that's, whatever. Like, you guys have no idea, you, obviously, have not done your research. And that's fine, you can stay and do your JavaScript or whatever.
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But that, you know, this is an emerging technology that is gobbling up.
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A lot of, you know, big tech resources as far as human mind and if you don't have a good team, you're not going to produce a, a good blockchain.
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So, I think it's on there and there was another block chain. What was it?
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Where it was, it just took a long time to load and then you'd go back, Oh, I think it was the wax blockchain for awhile. I was having that issues, I know the Flamengo Blockchain was having issues like that early in the day, so having casper do that I'm not surprised if it says, zero in. Your wallet. That's different, The one thing you can do is, you can find pretty much any blockchain worth there.
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Well, any blockchain should have to have this, But you can look at the blockchain explorer if you do a Google search on whatever, like, you could do, CP C SPR block explorer, And it should give you the block explorer, which would be, you know, basically, their blockchain wallet addresses, with how many coins are in them. If you find that page, let me see if I can find it.
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I'm going to do something else first, just so.
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P R.
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Law.
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Explore?
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Yeah, that doesn't show, OK?
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Yes.
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OK, I did a Google search. On see SPR blockchain Explorer, you can just do block Explorer also. It'll give you the different block explores. As long as you have your address, you should be able to see that your coins are safe. and that they, the number that are there, that's why you know some of the newer blockchains. It's tricky because they're trying to work out the bugs and all the bugs are not worked out and that's why I personally.
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Unless I see that it's really a great thing, I'm just going to keep the more mature coins, and not worry about, you know, 100 X, because, as people in the ..., ... was hot for awhile, and there's just been a ton of rock pools. And other things that, you, know, promises are not necessarily kept. So I'm guessing that's the issue, I don't have my ledger that has Kasparov or potentially would go in. But I like to check things before before I do live. Because I just don't want to talk to myself. I don't want you to know that. I'm in Alaska, and so, you know, there we have it.
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OK, this is from Elaine. Hello, and good morning. Hi, George, can you explain what in on chain analysis is, or is that a question for Jay? That's really a question for expert on chain analysis takes a lot into account. I don't even go down that road. My vertical knowledge is, is in others, but there's a great kid out there. What is his name? If anybody remembers all, I'm gonna do a search.
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He usually comes in on, Saturdays, and talks too.
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It is from valid information, It's good to know. Let's see.
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Subscriptions I think his name is Charlie, he's on Anthony pop lianas show pretty regularly. I don't see anything for today.
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Yeah, well comment, thank you. Jesse. Jesse will comment, he is.
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I think she was working at Best Buy like just over a year ago.
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Here we go Let me bring this one over and Yeah.
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There we go.
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Curios Yeah, he he does a April 23rd. OK, bitcoin correlation Today's day kids all-time high.
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So he looks at a lot of different Pieces to it, It's not just one like hey, this is what it means. It's an app analyzing a lot of different aspects to what's going on. What are whales doing, What is the volume? What is this? As compared to what it was historically? So watching him is a great I'd, I wouldn't recommend?
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it's good information, but it's not everything, you get some, some good nuggets, but it's like everything, you know, Bitcoin has a life of its own and It'll do what it does because it doesn't care that we're invested in it.
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Take a look, Something real quick. Someone, suddenly something.
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OK, that's good to know. AJ, thank you for that, I will.
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I will contact that person and see, just so I can play around with it.
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OK, let's see, we have no more questions.
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I wonder if I have any other tangents that I can go off of or onto and, um.
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Oh, I think, Gill, do you want to come on there?
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If you put yes, in the, I see you have your hand raised.
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I have, Man, I have not had someone come on, and while, if you are willing, let me see if I can get you.
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I'm going to unmute you Gil, you're unmuted. You're gonna on my end.
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You're gonna have to unmute yourself and you can come on, and we can chat a little bit if you'd like, or you may be getting a cup of coffee.
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I'm going to have some tea.
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OK, OK, well, we will wait on that And Let me check my notes real quick if there was anything that I wanted to cover On the live stream last week.
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I think that is it dwell.
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We may be going a little early, Which is fine. I appreciate everybody joining me today. Hopefully we'll have Jetta read back and the next one, which will be sometime obviously middle to late May.
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And No, it's it's nice to see that people are not being hacked.
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That they are not being taken advantage of that I'm hearing in the group and that everybody stay vigilant with protecting their coins because that's what counts. And that's what I care about. And I wish the best for everybody. Thank you for joining me this Saturday. Have a great rest of the weekend.
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We'll talk soon. Thanks.