Yo-yo, yo-yo, yo, what up? What up? Good morning. Good morning G MG See Monday, September 25th, 2023. Look at that. Another beautiful day to have a beautiful hold on day. I got my cost in the house. I got a little too high there. Cowley, Cowley still with us. I got some business that you're not off the hook. 80% Mr 043 over the weekend you need my ass. You're 0% anyways mental. How you doing? Today said that weekend I'm going to the after Mando How are you doing?
How are you doing? How was your weekend? It was amazing. It was amazing. Me and Charlie are actually going to Madeira on Wednesday, so I've just been. Yeah, a little trip, little business trip to Madeira. So yeah, just gonna enjoy Lisbon for next couple of days. I like that. I like the little the sound of a little business trip to Madeira. I'll be in another. We know you know how those are. But you know it's like the James Bond films exactly.
You know, it's I'll be also in another you know, business trip in an M&A Marbella. So it's not quite my Dara from Thursday, right. So you guys will be there, I'll be right. We'll be close to each other, you know. So I'll be right there. Yeah, it was basically a bunch of us. I'm excited. To look out. Keep on the lookout. Yeah, it was just I was talking to locks. He's gonna be joining me there
on as well, so it should be fun. But now my second co-host today, Plan E AKA Mr makes me by his friend Tech on the show last Friday, tells me he's 80%. And Mando, you're not off the hook because you tapped him up like ohh I thought you 80% ohh yeah yeah 8080. First of all, I'm sorry. I trust. I trust in Binley. Not only do I fly from the entire blockchain sees I bought his French. I give him a shout out on the
show. I put $1000 on whatever stupid fuckhead team I put it on. They lost Chile, right? Argentina. Get the. Job. And then the next day he gives me, he gives me some other bet that I actually decided to fade and he lost it. And the day after he goes all in on Australia and Australia gets plummeted, They get destroyed, somebody get trampled, they get by whales. The only human being I've ever heard of from Wales is Gareth Bale and he's and he. Lost. He's good. He's too.
He's great at golf now, but. Heard of Mean Reversion that this weekend was freaking mean Reversion. Listen well I'll follow you into the next weekend if John Kelly. But Kelly, how was how was your weekend despite right shit here. How does the weekend? Fine. You know, just catching up on stuff, going out, touching grass, always watching my apprenticeship. I actually bought. You know who's you know who's friend Tech key I bought is Billy McFarland, the Fire
Festival guy. What's going on in that chat? He's giving away free hats. I was like, dude, like, I was like, you're giving me VIP tickets, festival free hat. And then I was talking to him. I was talking to him about the broad, the firefest, the Broadway musicals coming out. Apparently that's the alpha from the. Off Broadway, doesn't it? That doesn't feel like on Broadway. Yeah, it's fascinating.
That was funny. And then, yeah, just watched the kind of Rugby World Cup mean reversion my my entire life. Really terrible. Better. But that's not why that is not true. We were on the. That's how you doing? Oh. Oh, no. Yeah. Represent example and I can know that when that's when a gambler is full of shit, like when he goes. To I was like 8 years behind on my tax returns. So I had to ask e-mail bet 365 and say please could you send me a breakdown of every bet I've
ever done? And so I have the data and I'm up. So if anybody wants the data. For a certain country which will and a three letter agency which will remain nameless, then yeah, but I'm up to date now and I'm not no longer a citizen, so. So yeah, but I but I know for a fact that I'm up. Unlike everybody else who thinks they're up. I've actually had the depressingly go through the stats anyway. Whenever we've come back together, we've lost. Well, maybe. Maybe you're the bad luck.
Well everybody gamble responsibly or don't gamble if you're under the age of 21 in America and under the age of 18 probably somewhere where everywhere in Europe there's your disclaimer. But anyways, so we have we have quite a show today obviously it was the weekend.
So we always recap you know sort of going through market what's happening and you know Amanda I'm curious to see how you feel going into the weekend because you know next month is the fall but also up tober and I'm excited for that so so maybe we'll we'll we'll get something from there. So Stephen market top five today top five top five Ohh there's that Drake like top five top we should use that for our future
Jingle for the top five. Anyways JP Morgan I saw that too actually the other day you're funding OK when talking about that she's crypto care about China property CS goat trading on the blockchain has got it got it. I like that three you posted the other day.
I was like yes they don't realise it and it seems like our gaming contents you know doing pretty good on YouTube over the weekend so good job lads and and pudgy Penguins Brave New World pushes up on that news and that's coming up very soon this week just chatting with Luka to finalise the date I'm seeing with all these like the end of week travels to see if we can maybe have on Friday so could be a could be fun as well.
And then last but not least friend tech you know mental tech hits a TH so we'll be talking about this as well. And last but not least we'll be joined by Stubbs artist this week for a quick little interview. At the end we'll sync. Computer Blood will be joining us to talk about the piece is dropping us, but anyways, anyways, anyways, Mando, without further ado, before we get top five, won't just, you know, tell us how is the housing markets feeling? How are you feeling with regards
to to to everything right now? Yeah, look, we've gone a little bit lower. We've gone a little bit lower. Bitcoin E both down about 2% today. Nothing really that crazy like Friday was meant to be a a stronger day or it was while we were on the show stopped her up, they ended up flat, maybe even slightly lower this morning it's kind of been a bit of the same. The main thing has been oiled up, bond yields are up again even further just like hitting record highs and also the dollars up.
So the dollars gotten a lot stronger over the last few weeks. I think it's a multi month high versus the Euro. Again, it's heading towards parity EUR and dollars at the moment and. That normally affects things like gold to gold is down and also things like digital gold like Bitcoin. So it might be part of that, just a stronger dollars dragged
down drag down crypto. But yeah, it was, it was a relatively quiet and stable week and then we just kind of started selling off this morning when the dollar and yields started going a little bit higher. We're still holding above 626 K on Bitcoin. Remember we hit just below 25 K, which is the recent local lows, and E is holding up at 1575, which is just above where it was a 1520 ish, I think was its
local lows. So we're still still above there, but yeah, it's been a bit shaky to start this morning. Yeah, it's dog has fun, comments are funny sometime on on YouTube. Anyways. Yeah, OK well I can see what happened this week. Do we have anything to to to look forward to this week? I know you said that with the government shutdown for October, but is there any other catalysts? You've got the government shutdown potentially. There's gonna be a lot of debate about that.
I think it's most likely they will do some form of a shutdown. I think there's some people in the Republican Party who just want it to happen. Trump is like encouraging his supporters to to actually have a shutdown. So I think some of the people that are loyal to him will just won't budge. Then you have Gensler talking on Wednesday. He's going to get going in front of the Senate again. And I think Friday is the big
day for data. You have some inflation data coming out from Europe and the EU then that's, that's it I think for data. And yeah, I guess the only other thing would be we might hear a little bit more about the ETF given it's meant to be coming next week. So that may be something we. Heard about? Well, perfect. All right, Well, that's a perfect, perfect segue. Actually, today's first topic of the day, which comes straight out of JP Morgan. I've so many links up right now. There it is.
So so according to JP Morgan, Etherium Shanghai upgrade has been disappointing. Daily transactions, daily active addresses and total value locked in Ethereum have all fallen since the upgrade according to a report that sounds that sounds quite funny to me, but Amanda, why don't you break this down? Because you explain something about L1 and L2 I believe.
Yeah, look, this is all true. I mean we you can see it like the number of transactions on E is down, the number of daily active addresses that and they're not. It's not down a lot, but it's part of the reason why the the merge hasn't really burnt like an insane amount of Etherium
just because there's been less. Things happening on the on the L1 um. But but at the same time if that's not the whole ecosystem we're now looking the whole point of how ETH is meant to scale is via these L twos. And you even saw this week like money. TVR left Etherium this week and then gradually went on to mainly Arbitrium, but Arbitrium Optimism, Polygon and now Base. You have a huge amount of transactions and TVL had moved on to there. So it's it's it's a strange
story right now because I think. Ethereum, the whole point of the merge and then subsequently this, this building out of UM. L twos and eventually sharding is meant to help Ethereum scale, but we just don't have that many people at the moment, so you end
up with this weird system where? The actual fees being burned on the L1 are less like ETH has been inflationary for the last 30 days because so many of the transactions have been been done on base and then now you have arbitrary and optimism both looking like they do another round of air drops or announcing they do another round of air. Drops. So you see more TDL move on to them. So Defy and the whole, I guess if you say things like fintech, it's a lot of the NFT community is right now.
All of that is happening on L2S. And you have this weird competition almost right now, because I think the idea of to scale was that we'd have multiple L twos, it all be maxed out, and that all the L twos together would be burning, etc. And they do burn effect. If you go on to ultrasound money, you can see that the main burners are already. Yeah, I'll I'll ROL Twos. But it's still not enough at the
moment to make it inflationary. So it's just a sign of, I don't know the infrastructure being built for a bull market. And right now we're in a bear market. So now this is more of a recent problem, like if you look in the last 365 days, I think Earth is still burnt about nought .2% since merge, so it's merge since 290,000 Eastburn. Yeah, so it's still burning, but it does show you that this
whole. Recent period of France tech and then the the emergence of base plus other L twos is just meant that that we're in an inflationary environment. So there's quite a lot of food right now around a lot of people like it's the least number of transactions happening on Earth. It's the least number of. It's obviously it's the TVL is slightly decreased and then you have these. Being saying, ohh, the mergers failed, the merge itself has not
failed. It's just that the L2 infrastructure has has grown quicker I think even than most people expect it was going to be to keep on the ZK side and how that has meant. It's just that in a period where there are fewer people here, it has made the change slightly more inflationary. So I don't know how you guys feel about it, but I thought it was, yeah, it was all fair, but actually it's very easy to paint almost like a bullish narrative
of why that's even happening. Yeah, it doesn't actually. Total number, if you include like the total number, we saw that valuation model recently which was ETH looks. Cheap on a valuation metric if you start accounting for the daily active users on the L2. So yeah Ethers in more people's hands arguably even, but it's just it's a bit more disparate and that makes can sometimes lead to quite a bearish narrative. Well, people can paint the
various narratives right now. Does it, does it mean that like does a certain number of years and they're all just hopping between different L twos and is that what's going on here and is that going to continue to be the case or obviously we need to grow that, but do you think there is scope to grow it? I would say that if it was, if this was like 2 years ago, but a lot of the apps built on L twos are actually like consumer facing apps where they don't even know they're using
blockchain. So you have like. Hundreds of thousands of people who sometimes using some of these logos and via apps that they are less aware that they are even using crypto. So yes and no. There's clearly a lot of, there's a lot of cannibalization there, like the same people just having wallets on multiple chains or having duplicate wallets. But the L2 infrastructure is meant to be built for consumer
facing or or like. Yeah, or business facing apps where you don't really need to know that that you're using the blockchain. So. I get, yeah, I guess it's slightly worrying. It is on one hand you want to scale it and make everybody use it. But on the other hand if you reduce fees more than you scale it, then the the fee income gets lower. So your valuation metric goes down, which I think is like it's it's a really hard balance to
get right. Like how do you attract more users while keeping fees at a reasonable level to support the kind of the L1? Yeah, look, I think, yeah, you got no going on. No, I was like, yeah, I think, I think it's just a bad market right now, like. We. Yeah, I agree. I. Agree the bull market. We were all complaining. We were all complaining about gas, right? We all complained about gas is 200 bucks a ticket. This is a joke.
This is a joke. It took two years to build out a significant roll up infrastructure, both optimistic and ZK. Before that you only we had side chains like Matic or like or Plasma like it wasn't proper L2. Now we have this proper L2 infrastructure. It's burning Eve, but we're two years too late for for when it's too late or early to the next run, so. You're two years. Next run. So I think that's where it is, right?
The beauty of it the the, the infrastructure that's been built will only be shown during the because we would not have the same sort of stuff that we were talking about last bear bull market. At least people wouldn't have. A lot of it, A lot. And the environment. Have you have you it this way? I view it this way. The world is not becoming less digitised and Etherium is just the layer, the compute layer of digital information.
Digital is a digital currency is that it's the it's the layer being built like through the blockchain like on top of the Internet. Like it's what allows us to be to actually transact peer-to-peer within one another online right and and and online and or unchain actually right.
Unchained summer it's not is it Unchained fomento let me know well as Jesse actually who's coming on Wednesday so we'll keep that one for him but was really gonna say just a bear market thing it sounds like more users then that gets solved right there was a good table and I'm gonna move on from topic too but the article actually this is what they're going by so the change in their metrics since the Shanghai upgrade so you know it's not like insane like OK like if market caps down 11%
cool like daily transactional theory networks down 12% cool but like you know headlines like that could make it sounds like 20-30 forty but it's not like I don't know 10% wow like Crimea river right. Sounds like a pretty pretty cool chill bear market to me if you if you ask me. And and and then the year to date seems to have performed very well. When I look at the ultrasound money, it's enough for me to be like, OK, cool. Like it seems like we're still up to something but hey, I'm no
traitor. I'm no track 5 giga chat stuff like this. I just see it from this perspective and I'm still using ETH and then network and the L2 and everything. So you know, I think. The the author of this piece, they went back and. JP Morgan, They looked. Pieces that he'd written and he'd written a really bullish piece on Lunar. A really bullish piece on. Yeah, right. He's like he's a multi chain Maxie.
So it's it's kind of like it's difficult to tell if this is just him funding because he's like him but like pretty. It's a good time right? Like I feel like I've hasn't gone fun in a bit. Like I was thinking about this as well like well we need more like write Vitalic Muslim E to Coinbase. That of course is to put on frantic right. But but you know stuff like that it's like every little thing. ETH is like that thing.
It's like it's so good. Like you need the little things to fund it. Like whatever. Like, you know, give me eats like little the world, you know, park the truck and I'll see you guys in two years. Anyways, with that being said, with that being said, topic #2 today, well that one comes straight out of China and I had some I I was diving through those minutes to find it Mando. But you're crypto care about China property.
So what? What is the correlation here between China property and Encrypto here Mando? Yeah. So this has been a strange one. It's something that like I think caught a lot of people off guard this year because we seem to like trade off a lot on random headlines around China property. Now China, China is a massive market. It's like a $70 trillion market. It's kind of properties like arguably the biggest single
asset class market in the world. That being said, like it doesn't seem to affect a lot of other markets. People are still saying it's one of the major risks for global growth, but it's actual. I don't know it's it's correlation to other markets hasn't been that high traditionally. But yeah, whenever we hear a headline about Evergrande or Country Garden, it always gets shared around the market and it's kind of a bit strange. See, I have been less sure about this.
Like when the last time ever granted it's going to restructure, we saw that huge jump in Bitcoin. It went down. To like 2025 K and ETH went to like 1400 that it was always a bit strange. One of the main things in the ether that's being spoken about is that Tether may have some exposure to them via that commercial. A paper exposure. Now Tether does have or did have a very large commercial paper book and it was very unclear where that came from.
There was some rumours that come out of China and commercial paper is basically like short term. Debt from companies very short term normally and they're normally, they're normally rated relatively high or they're seen as lower risk versus other forms of investments. But they were seemingly seemed to be doing it essentially weird geographies. All these geographies where many people did it and one of them was meant to be to be China.
Now Teva has said over the last over the last few months that it's massively reduced its portfolio of commercial property and it has said it has no exposure to ever grant. That being said, it's you're taking them at their word because they never have said what they actually own from their commercial paper and several U.S. banks have said they'd never dealt with Tether. So it's very strange to work out why they have this commercial paper programme.
They are based I think in the Caribbean. So some people thought it might be there and maybe South America, but either way like it's it's it's unclear where that exposure is. We're just taking them in that word that they do not have that exposure. It's not enough to sync together. Like it's actually quite a small bit of their portfolio right now. But that might be one reason why it's happening. That's pure speculation.
I actually, I don't know if I believe it myself or even slightly believe it, but that is one reason why people might really be caring about China property And then I think the other thing is just the amount. Of if we are hoping that Asia's gonna save crypto, then I think it does. China property will have a massive impact on that region, has a massive impact particularly on the financial
sector of that region. Like it's not just industrial, it's like very much the financial hubs in the South near Hong Kong. And I think that's part of the reason why people really do. Um, really do find it sensitive to to crypto, but I I'm still a bit flexed about it. I'm I'm still trying to work out why like today when crypto dipped everyone mentioned Evergrande and again and it's Evergrande is going to be a basket case probably for the
next two years. Like it's it's it's it's going to be a long restructuring as with many of them are China property is a problem that people are saying is going to be going on for decades. They they built property for a population of 2 to 3 billion people and suddenly they're at 1.6 billion people and and potentially the the populations could start slowing or decreasing very very soon. So it's like a it's like a medium term thing. So I'm a little bit surprised that that.
Do you think there's an angle where it's like a liquidity thing where people are trying to offshore or like? Yeah, offshore cash and so liquidate Bitcoin holdings did into dollars which they bought with like local currency or not. Look, I I just don't know. This is this what I'm trying to get to the bottom of it. Like it's very, very clear that
we do have that sensitivity. Whenever there is a headline out about China property, you generally do see a little bit of a dump or like Oh my God this happened at this is happening. So I just don't know what that transmission mechanism is, but it is there and it may be it may be to do with something more direct like liquidity needed at some of these financial firms.
There's a huge shadow banking sector over there as well which is highly exposed to the property market and I don't know what their balance sheet looks like with respect to crypto. So maybe they need to sell some crypto if their property portfolios getting destroyed. There's one which has very very high exposure. So, but yeah, just be aware of it. Be aware that you probably won't know why, but know that we seem to. Love that. Have we do seem to have an effect sensitivity to it for sure.
Alright, well hopefully they don't. Yeah, What do you think about China cows? Do you think that? What? What a question. What do you think about China? Yeah, I think the population issue is big and is understated. It's been that you're starting to see the effects of the one child policy, right? And that if you have, if everybody has one kid, that's two people, the next generation is half as big because two people become one person.
And if you compound that over a few generations, it's an it's a negatively exponential effect, which, yeah, I think they. Reversed way too late. And now not only is it was it imposed by law and trying to reverse it, but now it's enforced culturally and economically. So because there are more old people, the costs of caring for
old people are higher. So and having to be supported by like 1 kid, so that person doesn't want to start a family because that's another expense etcetera etcetera. It's skewed so many different markets that I think it's too hard to like rescue basically. And now the younger generations have it ingrained, even though it's not the law. Have ingrained in them that, you know, having one child is is the norm. So there's a lot of.
Ohh, right lad. There's a lot of different views on Chinese population figures that they were basically making them up for a long time. And that had been overstated by several 100 million for a long time. And that's kind of been borne out over the past two years, with more and the Chinese government starting to admit this to themselves. This happened is happening all over the world, like you have ageing populations which result in shrinking populations. But in China, it's especially
bad. And the whole Chinese economic machine was basically built on having like infinite population growth which could. Drive infinite growth in like factories and property and all of these things. So yeah, they're in a tight spot. Medium term, I think very tight spot. But This is why people are so kind of. Keen to build the kind of like Android robots basically to replace human populations. Yeah. This in terms of economic output, not in terms of like,
alright, great. So what happens in Japan? I think we're in a tough spot, India to overtake China. Wow, I mean yo bison control, you saw the CEOs? I've posted a few weeks ago Rising control. Buys. The buyers are in control. You know Brandao is thriving right now. So it's a I mean I know, but it's it's his drive anyways. So that's a that's an interesting one to follow for those people who are like into like trading and stuff and wonder why sometimes you get these like slashing Bitcoin,
it's just like. Look what's happening in China. It's definitely to be affecting the the price of Bitcoin once again anyways. Next topic, Gaming again. But gaming related to NFT's Web 3 and blockchain again. No way bro. It's almost like those who are meant to be ohh like those are meant to be CS go skins are actively being traded on chain. There is $216 million in secondary sales. Volume has been done. To date, reports users Sammy ETH.
And so he continues. Recently mainstream news painted the picture that digital collectibles are dead. This couldn't be further from the truth. The top 10 traders contribute for $61 million in purchases across 529,000 transactions. The top 252 dollars $52 million volume 2 and 3K trades. And these are kind of like, yeah, market makers out there. But there's a marketplace that is called the market and it's been trading Metaverse.
Collectables for years now and basically for these drives and I'll consider read here freely drives mythos blockchain digital assets trading volume to the top three and this is what you were writing about Mando the other day as well and again like again gamers using blockchain infrastructure without. Realising that the apps are using or blockchain infrastructure. So we're talking about this a little earlier about mass adoption stuff. Good example, right? Amanda, what are you?
What are your thoughts here? It's. I find that one particularly interesting. This one's got a lot to unpack, so, um, the market's been around for a long time. It was bought by a company called Mythical Games in January. So it was already a marketplace for steam assets mainly CSGO assets and you saw comparative levels of sales. Now what they did after they acquired it is basically add crypto payment rails for on ramping and off ramping and the the the sales are not actually on chain.
So it's not like open C it's it's I guess it's more similar to like finance or one of these centralised exchanges like you don't see the on chain trades on a centralised exchange right, they just report the volume numbers. So what they've done here is basically they report the receipts. So you can see that the receipts are posted on the blockchain and you can see the volumes are posted on the blockchain, but the trade actually happening
there. The only thing the way you you realise it's the blockchain is is because of the on and off ramp going on. So when you go into this marketplace and you can go on to it, you can connect your meta mask and then you basically deposit an amount onto the centralised marketplace and then you're able to trade on that marketplace. So it has these on and off ramps which are which are crypto. That being said, like arguably
these aren't. These are definitely not NFTS because they're not, they're not on chain assets which you're trading, and they're not digitally native assets. It's not like it's not like it's something minted on the blockchain which you then trade these RTS Go assets which are used in the CS Go game. So it's arguably it's not it's not even on it's not really crypto but at the same time it has all the infrastructure for it.
So like you can deposit on it in that way and and if there were web three native assets actually assets minted on the blockchain you would you would be able to trade them on this sort of marketplace. So it's it's kind of 1/2 and half, it's super bullish in my opinion because it's it's kind of how I think a lot of assets will be sold like a lot of
assets will be like this. In my opinion with these sort of centralised marketplaces where they don't have to be on chain like they can just block chain just provides the infrastructure for the payments, payment rails essentially. And some of the infrastructure for the logging of transactions which I think is, is is very, very useful for people. But it doesn't necessarily have to be something minted on chain, but it's a it's a good interaction there between where
to and web three. So it's kind of 1/2 and half. I think it's I think it's very very relation. I think it's you could build this now for loads of different games, right? Like this could now provide the way for web three people to onboard their own funds onto a marketplace like this and trade actually assets of games which they're playing right now Fortnite skins potentially or or CS go out. It's a Trojan horse, right? Which I think considerably that absolutely.
So some people are like, ohh, no, this isn't fully Web three. Well you know what? Fuck you like this is good enough. Like we're actually able to. Trade, right? Yeah. And if you're still here, if you're not like fully here just for crypto, you're here for the concept that digital identity is going to be a big thing. Digital assets could be increasingly valuable. These are, these are just ways
for you to get involved in that. So if you're more a digital identity and assets maxi rather than like a crypto taxi, this is like a really good example of how that can work. And I think this is how a lot of people, a lot of tech companies, a lot of gaming companies will approach the space. Actually crypto just becomes a very easy payment rails and receipts slash transaction log for for trade.
It doesn't necessarily mean you have to move your everything onto Change on Chain, doesn't mean having your games have to be these, you know, decentralised worlds. Like you can still have your own thing, you can still make your own assets. We're just gonna provide the marketplaces for them to trade. This is great.
I mean I go on crypto slam dot IO right now just to check out the the tops and still there right the markets #3 right above board if your Club and Under God's Unchained and and Polygon see right there. So you still have like the last what's that is that 24? Yeah it's 24 hours. We're looking at 800. Yeah, this is but even 24 hours, like look at this 8/8/80 K 880,000 well how do you change the here? Like do I? Yeah. Ohh, that's the right yeah. Up maybe. I think it says if you go up
slightly. Sorry, 30 days. There you go. So 30 days you're looking. Whoa. Yeah. Number one that's that's a that's a good spot here. I love that you brought that up. I mean the market over the last 30 days has done $31.6 million in sales up 24%.
There's been 1.7 million transactions, 71,000 unique buyers and 62,000 sellers which is really cool and you're absolutely love to this and and Blockchains by NFT Sales Volumes is reporting that it is third after Ethereum and Polygon but it's like 100K apart from Polygon so you could argue this tight. Second here look at the wash volumes on Polygon. Yeah, I mean, OK now.
Yeah. So the wash volumes on Polygon 22 melt, but it's only 200 K so I would put it second guess me here and it's a it's it's it's actually some impressive numbers. Look, I like what you said. Like some people say, oh this is not fully Web Three list is it doesn't matter. I mean you to get to Web 3. And that's why so many people get confused about what Web Three is like. Our friends ask me, hey, like, so if I ask you what this Web Three thing is.
And listen, I always like in layman's terms, like, I like to dumb it down to. It's just a natural.
Continuation of the Internet and of technology I know people like some of our peers want to make it sound very intense and like 4 thinking and ohh like your web 3 but it's just like that's all it is it's from you know it's it's it's the move to unchain tech it's the move to blockchain technologies the move to this layer being built but it's it's it's really fascinating story here and and again just a good use case I think Kelly I mean
I'll go to you if you want to add something but I think Trojan horse is the. Word horse maybe like people. Used to doing this with games that don't necessarily have this functionality built in. And then all of a sudden the games do have this functionality built in and then all of a sudden they are digital assets there. And so it becomes even more seamless. Like it's as if you can get people using it and people profiting from it. That's how you'll get adoption.
You have you have also like things to show for like before it was like gamers like well show me a tech for gamers that's NFT technology empowers ohh. But this game? Yeah, but this game they see is a Ponzi is a Token Associates. Uh, but that. Yeah, but then hey, look. You actually own CS Go skins probably, if you're a big gamer. Look at what this blockchain is doing. And look at how well it's performing. Ohh, look at the watch. I love that wash trade
difference. Man, does it look like you see the difference and you see how good this technology can be for your assets. So yeah, I love that good stuff there, absolutely love to see that. And and which leads me then to our 3rd, 4th, 3rd, 4th, 4th topic today. But I'm sure we'll go quick over that. Yeah, 444444 which leads to our fourth topic a day, which I'm sure will come back multiple times. But there's a pudgy Penguins are upwards at 15%, or I'll pull up degens finance in a second.
You know of the news of Brave New World that is coming up looking as have been tweeting about it at all, at a lot. Looking as being the CEO of pudgy Penguins that is saying that. The pudgy Penguins I read all weekend saying it's gonna be a huge breakthrough for web three. You know, we're talking torches, horses, apparently another Trojan horse. And pudgy Penguins will just, you know, apparently change the narrative and break the
barriers. So I for one, of course, I mean holder of two cute little pudgies, great friend of looking at. Absolutely love that guy. Admire his hard work, spent some time with him in Singapore. So very excited for Brave New World myself because I think that it's gonna be great. And 18 hours ago he tweeted our next move will be our greatest. So if you want to try and take a guess of what Brave New World is, you're welcome to comment on YouTube or under the Twitter spaces link.
But Mando, what do you think? Brave New World is, so they've been teasing this for a little bit now. I think explicitly, really over the last week they've really tried to push it and obviously look at that. I think being like, look, I'd love to speak about this with a bunch of different creators. So I'm expecting some sort of a
announcement very, very soon. They've said, I believe it's going to be a metaverse of some sort, or at least that's the heavy hint that it's going to be a massive verse of some sort. So yeah, I think, I think that's. What We'll see poster looks like a film poster, right? Like that. That looks like a film. To me, they call it one small step for pudgy Penguins, one large step for Web 3. And that looks like a film to me. And some, Yeah, who knows? It's a matter of us. Be anything.
You want it to be. You. Know, I don't know. And Lukaku knows that, right? I think. I'm about to find out. Long as it's not afraid of. You. As long as it's not another 20,000 collection with the same artwork, then he's outperformed the rest of the NFT founders. Yeah, I mean, he talks a lot about not doing that. Listen, I obviously like, I had breakfast. We look at 2 weeks ago, so obviously. You probably know what it is. I have an idea of what's coming, but I'm not gonna. I'm not gonna.
I'm not gonna like burst. Deserves to be at the front, left and centre of the space for it. I just wanted one guy, that one guy that knows the secret of what your best mate at prime he's like. I'm not gonna say because like, me and him have that special connection and you. Know. No, but he talked. No, he he talked to a lot of creators because he talked about creators to get on the shows all week, right? So I had to talk to him to get
him booked on for the show. So obviously I know that, like, it's gonna be the announcement that he has to come on and I talked about it. He's gonna go one of these like Luca Netz runs. You know what? That MF goes in like 80 spaces within one week. So he he's nice public school. You know that we we we've done that in the morning show, the night show, in rock radio and now he's coming back on the morning show. But like when? When? When looking at radio, I remember he came.
On radio calls me. I remember that and he's like yo, can I, can I, can you come out come on the show. I have a big announcement I think is good for three. Of course I say yes cause I'm gonna give a platform to founders like him that you know I think are doing good things and it's great. It's great and and I think he's one of the better founders in the PFP meta space. Right. Everyone out. Everybody else kind of disappointed.
Not gonna lie. So I was like, I talked to Luke in Singapore. They're like, dude, I'm not gonna lie fam like. It's on his shoulders. He's carrying the whole space now. Like, don't let me down, you know, here, like, you know, because then they would just down to like. I don't know. I mean, I remember KBM got him on rec radio and he was like, oh, we've got Luca. It's like one of our first shows and then a week later the guy had done like 50 interviews. And yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
yeah, yeah. Luke was that big a catch actually that week. But you guys, yeah, because I remember because you guys booked him like 3 weeks ahead, right? Because you guys are ahead of stuff. You've got him. Didn't come on the morning show like the morning of or before. It was like, you know, like 10 interviews going into it, like, OK. I love that about Luca. Good. Good for him, dude. Like he he's he's cooking and I'm gonna let him cook you. You ever had to punch your
little punch, Kelly? You you strike me as a little pudgy type of guy. Amanda talked me out of it. I wanted to go big in the pudgies. Amando talked me out of it. Actually the OG, the OG. Don't think Mando would talk you out of pudgies. Commando. And he's just not a good animal kind of guy. Woman ever since he told his apes apes were never cool. He never liked them. Don't worry. Like when you no mention of little puppies for three years. So. Yeah, he's done. Person, I believe.
No, no, no. Was it one of those? I don't buy it. I don't. Are you trying to see a home record? You will not separate us. Are you trying to be a homewrecker here? This guy plan E comes on the show 3 days in a row, gets a week of fucking fame. 2 weeks ago comes. Here comes the give me a home wrecker. You gotta have the receipt. You got to have receipts always as well. He's just, he's just, he's just a speaker at this time. Because of the new rock radio. Thing Yeah, yeah, whatever.
Now it's shows we're still hosting. In post on this show again. We're on video, by the way. Go on rugby's account directly. Our cliffs are fired like we're killed. Anyways, let's speed it up here. Let's speed up here. And let's let's go into our last, our last, our last topic of the day before we we interview our our stubs, artists of the we were frantic TVL hits, all time highs. I'm going to give it. The the king of France tech here. The great Mando. The great Mando.
I mean titles. No. You're you're you're dude. You're lucky even sell your shit. I your friend, they actually end up losing like 1000 plus like that's my I I just my size but you're over 3. You're alright, but we'll see. Maybe this week we'll give you another chance to redemption time. I think you do deserve a second chance. But Mando and by the way do have great guy, I mean bread guys like the the, the the CEO of friend Tech, CEO of Frontex is listening.
We got it. We should have him up, but we should also do an episode just with him to go over everything for. First of all, how many points did you get? Mando? Like what's your points leaderboard on Friday? And then tell us more about these updates. I think I have about 7000 points or something like that, which is not yet like it feels high, it's in the diamond group but then like Levi's got like 280,000 or something so it's like well
350,000 something ridiculous. So yeah it's umm yeah you can feel pretty, pretty small in in the points in the points tally. But it's yeah, we don't need to we don't need to like continue to maintain this every show. But yeah, hit at the highs again for TVL, hit something at the highest users. What actually happened is they nerfed all the different people
who were self buying. So all those people who bought their own friend tech keys, they then either sold them and rotated into other 33 buyers, or they just bought other 33 buyers. 33 buyers are the ones who basically do who who you buy each other shares or by each other keys. So that meant yeah we had an increase in TVL. A bunch of different accounts were big in that went up some of the other account, other accounts went down.
But generally it was a it was a better week for friend tech particularly 33. I don't know how long that really can last. Like we already saw that fade away. It just seemed to be like a bunch of new funds came onto the system and now did and now doing 33. So I reckon that will probably fade again, since it depends how much these these blur farmers who joined one or lose. But yeah, it's. They're ready to lose a lot. We've seen that movie. Before. Ready to risk at all so.
Made the blur farmers and their ability to lose 10,000 deaths in the month. Yeah, exactly. And. People being. Spicy I didn't get a lot of points this time too because of the of the it's my highest week since the first week where we like cooked the points because we were early but I might 7K by 6660 something like that and I was I got like 1000 points almost because of the holdings for the portfolio and of course
bread guy leading the way here. You know I heard him on thread guy space early early and I was like he's going to be the CEO of friend tech. I just caught it early and I was like, I gotta just make sure I have one of his keys. He actually he's on right now. Let me bring him on for a couple of minutes and we'll do another. Uh, bigger, bigger interview with with Brad here, but Brett Guy GSM the CEO of Frantic himself. How you doing? What up, knuckleheads? How you doing?
Of that so so tell us more about this like so how how give us give maybe a quick rundown on how things are going on French right now. But I do wanna save this moment for like maybe a 1015 minute segment we can maybe dive deeper maybe Friday since this points day or something but what there was new TV out high TVL hit like what are you seeing right now on friend tech that makes it. I want to ask you say what keeps it exciting, This at this point on frantic for you.
Honestly, so many kind of nailed it and it's trying to just like predict the next meta and position yourself forward because money, money is going to keep flowing in until the math doesn't make sense for these farmers, right.
So it's trying to predict their their next move so that we can position to capture the upside there because they they're going to be splashing around and if you're in the right spot that means you're going to catch a pump and you can potentially flip it into more funds and keep the Ponzi going basically. This is so well explained. It's so straight to the point. What do we think is gonna be the next matter? I mean, are you are you finding 33 effective bread guy in there?
I know you, you, you, you actually came to him in. He had this like whole explainer ready with like a table of everything of three, three, etcetera. But are you finding it still to be an effective technique? Yeah, it is. But it's like we also know not everyone has infinite capital, right. So just like Amanda saying at some point it's going to get the pleated and you're just going to hold steady until you can your
trade bag goes up or whatever. So it's been effective to a point but without, you know more people pushing each other up then yeah, you kind of find a spot for stops. But right now I think we're everyone's looking is 1 trying to gauge the health of the community to see like our defections going to start coming and it's going to start cannibalising or is like as more, more former players come
into the ecosystem. Like I would call them enterprise level players, where they going to position themselves and how we're going to, yeah, catch wherever they're going to drop their stuff because they are looking to do
33 stuff. You're seeing a lot of people doing that held their own keys, they're doing strategic swaps where they'll go to someone else with a similar key price and say I'm going to sell two of mine, you sell two of yours, will buy two of each others and then that's how you distribute in the network. But even that's going to have a lifeline, or, you know, a lifeline on it. Deep. I mean, how much longer you gonna keep the Three Three going, man, though it's a lot of
work. I mean I'm doing 3, three I've I'm well I'm gonna do a couple more today but I'm on yeah. Basically 90 holders 95 holdings. So wow. I'm I'm sweet. It was that one day where you did like all of them at once. I think it helps. I have to always kind of like over one, if it's like it, it becomes very tough and I think that's kind of a funny thing like you have to pay for the
lower accounts. They're kind of being abused to a certain extent because these big accounts, all three, three with me. And I thought, OK, so you bought mine for nought point nought nought one. I put it by yours. For two, I made that. That's why I made those commandments cause like yeah that's some toxic as shit behaviour and I have people that do it for me too. I have a higher price key and I'll have like L by me. He's like 3 1/2 each.
And listen bro, like I just had six people buy me today like there's no no way I can I can start dropping this for all you do is dangling hanging over my head. So like whenever whenever I buy anyone, I specifically go into chat. Like dude, do not you have no obligation to buy me back like. You know, do your thing. I was just trying to show you some support on us. You know, like I'm just making my rounds, you know, I'm quite expensive. I'm too expensive. For you. So, like, stay back.
That's the thing, right? Like I get, I get attention from bigger dudes I have these MF's buying me. I should then funnel that down the road to those guys that are like practising good behaviour, not being toxic AF and like, show them look. Listen, you are doing so well and what I love about when new platforms come about, there's always this like one person that comes out with the platform and sometimes more than one, whatever, like and all these
runs and. It's that become like the like go to person for like information and like cool things and there's been a few in this case but obviously Brett Guy one of them loving that like Tyler did it arc with friend tech who I know you quote him on your mandolinist when you when you do
that Frontex stuff. I'm just really appreciating like always, it's always smaller creators too, because like I'm personally like overwhelmed and I think from if I was an individual creator and not a founder that had all the other stuff that I probably have more time. But for soul creator that you're individual, you're trying to get some money out of your create content creation and your community you're building. And actually do something like
cool like it's still great. And no 20 PA 70, we are sponsored by frantic right. I do wish. Listen it's gonna have to be either the Catholic Church for what we talked about on Friday or fintech. But we're we're definitely looking for one of the two to to work with us. And would never say no. I mean bread guy, You should definitely come back on Wednesday because we we're gonna have Jesse Pollack come on the show. Maybe we'll ask him some. Maybe. Does he did he make your friend
take account yet? I don't. Think he did. I bought it. I paper handed it. He did. OK, so maybe we'll ask him quick thoughts on the on fintech, given that it's been, you know taking a lot of attention on base as a whole. I don't know if Mando Cali, did you wanna ask at something to to break it? If not, I'm gonna obviously connect with his background make. Let's chat. Let's do a proper chat this. Week. Full full download. Let's do it. Let's do it. Let's do a proper chat.
A proper chat, Proper chat. Was that your bread guy? I appreciate you. I was thinking is bread guy. We have Fred guy that we have bread guy. You know the the next. So, so the bread guy is the version of thread guy that actually gets bread, right? Is that what it is? Like one of them writes. Threads whenever you can open edition, reeling in 100 each. Then we can start talking. He's ready. Next is somebody else setting up the open edition for you. So you make a hundred. That's the flex.
That's the biggest flag so you don't need to do it yourself. But anyways, is our artist of the week in the audience? I'm like ohh yeah, see I'm saying if you want to I just sent you a quick little invite first. Well saying computer blood is is our artist this week. This this stuff is going to be fire. I sent you a link another link. I sent you a a an invite here but computer. Guys gonna join us so we can get into our our weekly segment with the stubs. Oh my God. But anyways any.
I don't know man. I'm thinking about you know obviously like to stay on FT while I try to get computer blood on. Maybe Sims can help me in the background but doesn't seem to be working yet. But you know I just wonder like at one point like you know people are not going to be as as as engaged and entertained with it but still hasn't happened fully yet. So there's inflows. Numbers don't lie. The return number was my biggest stat that I just picked up from Tyler's tweet. Is like what?
31% up from users that return to the platform. So that's a positive because with all these Web 3 social platforms thus far, we immediately saw a decline almost to 0. Remember Blue sky? That's cool for like 36 hours. It's definitely made it past that initial kind of like new toy phase. Yeah, exactly that. But is that because of like the three three mechanic like? The the previous kind of like protocols that used the same mechanic also made it past the
new toy phase and then. The whole thing collapsed, but I think. As we said this, this has got more intrinsic value I think, but it's interesting because 333 is the payoff from cooperating ohh doing the same action. And like I was just thinking then about the difference between buying a small person's key and buying the other person's key like the bonding curve increase, it's not 33 like if you buy a small person's key it's like the bonding increases like nought point. No no no one is.
If you buy a big person's key it's like 10 or 20X that. So actually they should be buying like. Right. So it's like. 3. 1 1/2. It's it's not equal. It's not 33. It's like. XY. XY that's so funny. It's definitely it's definitely
different. Anyways we do have a computer blood here I'm sure we'll we'll talk about it more this week it's gonna it's there if you got some ports I'm curious put in the in the in the chat on YouTube or on the on on the on Twitter sorry on X should I say the amount of the amount of of points that you got. I'm actually I was curious to see how it's going over all but this week seems to have been much bigger one than the previous weeks.
Anyways, we do have will saying computer bought on stage GMGM. How you doing? Hey what's up guys? Sorry I had a had a stink bug in my studio. I had to get rid of it. Things are. Taking over, you know you don't have stink bugs. There's weird looking like hexagon bugs that spray stuff out of their ass. I don't know. How big? How big? I'm looking at one. Wait, first of all, where do you live? And think of all How big was it? I mean, these things are like everywhere now.
They're invasive. It's like the size of a, I don't know, like your pinky, pinky finger. No, not the whole finger, just the nail the size of a penny. Oh, really? And they they just, like, stick your room up. Yeah, they're terrible. They get everywhere. Like their whole laundry smells like them so. Yeah, I just moved into a new place and they're already freaking out trying to trying to do the like John Goodman and Arachnophobia. I I feel that this I'm I'm not a big insect guy I don't.
I I I don't I don't like insects at all actually I'm not gonna lie I'm not even gonna make it seem like whatever but yeah someone saying never step on the stink bug shit.
Well listen I'm I'm glad you got rid of that right before the show so we could talk about something perhaps a little more entertaining and and and and also something that the the viewers and the listeners were like better is just a reminder while well think is on with us on audio I'll be on video showing the video the video I mean that his art and everything that we're talking about. Why don't you just quickly introduce yourself to our to our audience?
Or tell them you know who you are and and you know what your art is about. Well, I'm a I'm an artist based out of Appalachia, so I live outside of Asheville and I'm a traditionally I'm a pen and ink illustrator and I also do large abstract paintings, usually of diseases and things of obtuse natures, but. You know, really since the end of T Revolution I've switched more to a digital palette and it's been really it's been quite the adventure.
I'm growing as an artist and I just kind of fell in love with the glitch style saying this, it's kind of taken over my process at the moment, so and I think it's pretty indicative of, you know, this piece is. Kind of my feelings on Web Three and it's just this constantly evolving. Entity that we're all sharing so. So what? What did you what did you when did you, did you did you end up in the space like when?
When was the time that you you saw, you saw, you know NFT and you decided to like embark on this journey and of digital art and minting your work? Well, I I kind of had art on the back burner and during COVID, it just kind of forced me to start doing my art again, which was you know one of the positive things to come out of that. And that just so happens that's about when NFT really started to take take off or really become, you know, get on my radar. They've been around.
You know before that, but I guess it's been two to three years since I started. Dabbling into it and I, I looked up. One of my first collectors was Vince Fando and. Kind of took me. So I just it was a deep dive right in. I've learned a lot along the way and I've just had amazing collectors and other artist friends just just to grow with. That's really cool. Yeah. You have a nice set of of of collectors. I'm on your. I'm on the foundation here on
the stream. And of course you know be careful with all all the artists that we have on here. They all do a lot of crazy glitch stuff. So you know I feel like we need that. What's it called the advisory before we we put it on the screen. I think I have that on the red guy website. The OHH forgot the word, damn it. The seizure warning. Yeah, because if you. If you check the rug radio e-mail, I did follow up with another piece that.
It's a sign that I use in my IRL gallery shows that's a a sensory warning. So yeah, you'll see that you can you guys comment that if you want to? So great. They've been sensory word. I mean that you talk about rock radio. You know let's talk about this piece you got going on for us. I mean that that's something that is that is that is that there's a lot going on over here. I need to know what's going on in your head when you're
creating that. First of all because I don't think this comes from the stink bugs. Like I need to know what's happening in your head when you're creating something like that. And second of all, I need to understand what is going on in the piece that's called. Infinitum edged sword, web three bra, Right is what? It's an infinitum edged sword web three bra. I mean, what's happening in there? Ohh yeah there's there's a lot more going on I I took some past courses on semiotics, but.
You know, just kind of. Studying symbols so that it comes a lot in my work and you know Manny Farber stuff, but. Yeah, a lot of my stuff is stream of consciousness. So I'll sit down and I'll just, I'll have intent behind a piece and then it changes and I just go with it, just keep going with it. And the glitch aspect is kind of nice because it adds to that fleeting sensation, kind of like music. So as I'm drawing this thing about Web three, what it means to me, symbols pop up.
So I just, I just keep going with it. And the Web Three bra. Obviously the zebra playoff that. I think it about it more it it has a lot to do with. Just a strange evolution as technology advances and how it merges with culture and how we how we approach approach that area of our life. And it's a zebras wild, but then it's kind of like a horse where
it's seemingly tamable. So I think of going somewhere along those lines with that and it strikes so a solo zebra stands out, but when they work together, you know, they kind of blend in and they become deceptive against the predator. So it's kind of like a a common a commentary on decentralisation. But at the same time, for decentralisation to work it requires unity. So the Web 3 by the zebra part of that attending at that. What other symbols do we have in there?
The swords? Ohh yeah so the other part of the title. So some of that I think is mostly. Once you get the proverbial sword from the stone, so as technology advances away from. I used more of like the Stone Age reference here, so we're pulling that sort out. We're progressing, we're advancing. So the double edged Ness, the infinitum, that's kind of the the possibilities of Web 3 where we're going with this, but also how we need to be careful, we need to. You, you know, wield this power
carefully and thoughtfully. So I think that's where the swords coming out of the computer screen are. I think that's what I'm saying there. All right. No, I listen. I, I, I I like, I like picking it the artist brains every every Monday on the show to understand what goes on in there for them to create that. And then the background, of course, because this is what you'll be collecting if you have stubs from, from, from, from, from the radio collection. So you know there's no code needed.
You can just go on the website as usual and claim your stuff. So I guess I kind of want to ask you, well said, you know, like what comes next, right. You're doing stuff with us today and and obviously like you've been around for a minute. I'm assuming that, you know, you stuck around bear markets, you have some really cool stuff that are coming next, but where what? What's coming next? You know, where can people participate if they, they appreciate your art and and you
know, keep in touch with you? Well, I have an ongoing series right now. I was fired. You know, just the meme community. I like to do some derivative stuff every now and then. A lot of what Sam Spratt was doing. So I was going to run. I was going to run one day and I was thinking schools of Lucy, how can I, what can I, what can I do with that? Then I came up with schools of Lucifer. So then as I sat down to 15, I I'd challenge myself a little more.
So I set a timer for 666 seconds and I'd have to draw the skull on that timer. And then I sent it to auction for 66 minutes and it's listed at .0666, so on and so on. And I think I'm currently at school 2:15, we're going to 666 and I'm getting ready to go to the The People event with my boy Doctor Suss. And let's go. So in prep of that, I'm doing a crypto punk variations for the Skulls of Lucifer. But you know, if someone wants to hop in, join the collection we do.
I do more of my 11 stuff. Every set of 25 people get airdropped though. So you know, I'm just, I've got all kinds of stuff going on. That's my focus right now. I can't wait to get back to some of my 11 works. I've done a lot of research for that. That will come in time, but I'm just going day by day, man. I love that. I love that. I love that you working with Doctor Seuss. That's just legend guys. Like he's gonna start creating content on rug radio. Like his shit is sick.
It's hilarious like it's that the number one the best application video I've ever seen posted for like rug radio creators was Doctor Seuss and he's like a legend like the more like fake rare like the Pepe community is hilarious. Got the Vipers on like this videos, the doctor and he took a meeting with Golden, our creator leader. And he stayed in character the whole time like he's he's he's a God. He's a God amongst us.
He's amongst the speaker. But you you are incredible yourself because 666 seconds is is not a lot of time to create all this. It's really cool and I love that I'm I was just looking through all of them like you have a lot
of like really cool buyers. You have a lot of people that are involved in it. You've built like your own little community around it and I I I love seeing this like I'm just going through right now and seeing the names it's really awesome to see so check it out and and in your account on on foundations he's fine VIVIVIV that's that's. That's how you find uh well thanks. Account on on there and if you want to catch him at Peoples Charleston event because that is also the that's in five days.
That's true that's gonna be a big one. So he'll be out there making some punks. So make sure you check out well sick which is computer blood on the on Twitter and the artwork will be available to burn for on this coming Friday. Of course as you will post links blah blah blah we'll mention every day on the show. But again, one last time, make sure that you go into the stubs. My website and claim your free stuff because all this artwork
you get is free. All you have to do is burn the stoves for just ordering DJ's, access code or any of the rug radio NFT. But we're saying thank you so much for coming on today. Thank you for doing this piece of art with us. It's really cool. And so I can't wait to see how people receive it online as soon as we get it out there. Hey, yeah, you bet. Thank you so much. It's great to great to join you guys this morning. Thank you.
Be careful out there with with the whatever they're called, all the other, they're they're coming for you. Just wait, you'll. See them? Hey, those motherfucker. Thank you for coming in here today. Medal Kelly, nice long little one. Little Monday recap here. That was a great one. I believe Ovie will be back tomorrow. Maybe we do a little Marfa recap because I saw a lot of cool stuff coming out of Marfa. Sounds like a it was a lot of fun.
Didn't want to mention it today. Yeah, they want to talk about it today because obviously, like obviously was literally there in person. They didn't want us to say before but but now people know there was there, right? I'm not breaching. I don't really want people to know that I'm off and then I sent spend the whole weekend seeing pictures of him on the way to Martha.
Like I mentioned on the show on Friday that, yeah, there's literally people and The thing is like, there's literally like the biggest chads and the entire industry are in Marfa at the same time like snow fro arguably is. You have like all these big fund guys, like all the better. Mog bad dude but. No. No one's gonna bag anymore. You know in my mind you. Because we we share that. But hey listen don't listen. Listen we're let's let's just wait to see what happens with
the with crypto this week. Hopefully doesn't shit the bed and we'll see where it goes from there. Anyways boys that was a good show that was a lot of fun for everyone. Reminder check us out on YouTube we have a lot of cool content pop in there. Notable guests this week I believe we're gonna have pudgy Penguins looking that's come on. Oops. And I believe we're gonna have also. And that was for sure. It's Wednesday. We have Jesse Pollack, CEO base coming on.
So that's gonna be a really a fire in a Bangor. And if you're gonna actually, I'll be taking, making, doing this suit from London. I'm coming to your ends, lads. I'm coming there, probably. I'll see you at the pub with a pint. Of admission chips, bangers and mash. I love that I'm like bangers mash. I love fish. And chips he ever had Yorkshire pudding. No, you take. Me Oh my God, it's basically a deep fried pancake. Oh my God, I'm coming.
I'm coming for sure. I need to check my health, so I had to go on very long hike today to feel. Better, but it's healthy. It's healthy. Yeah. OK. OK. Yes, Sir. Sounds very, very, very healthy. Anyways, as usual, as you all know, this show is powered Gem Web Three is powered by cracking NFC, go to kraken.com/rug radio, RUGRADIO, give it a look, the NFT marketplace and everything we got coming up with them in August. I kind of went in with that,
with that, with that. We'll see you tomorrow morning. At 3:00 AM Eastern Standard Time, 7:30 AM Pacific Standard Time for another episode of Jim Web 3 on rock radio. Let's go.