AI's Impact, Crypto Privacy, Political Challenges, and Bitcoin's Futur

[Part 1 of 7] [ 00:00] [ 00:01] We've issued $8 billion worth of digital credit this year, and the most successful IPO of the year was stretch. It's STRC. It was two and a half billion dollars. I couldn't have done any of it without AI. If if we had not had AI, we would be $8 billion less. We five IPOs, none of them would have happened because I used AI to design the securities and solve all the tax problems and all the securities law issues. [ 00:30] You know, so I like I'm a big believer in using AI to design new things. And I look, I'm just I I focus upon digital credit and security, but there's someone there thinking about how to make the car drive and cure cancer and like like aren't there like a hundred million problems the human race has to solve that we that you're like, well, you're going to need a thousand people with PhDs to solve that. Well, guess what? Now every 16-year-old has a thousand PhDs at their fingertips. And so I'm very bullish. The world's going to be a much better place and and we're going to see an age of empowerment and and abundance because of digital technology. [ 01:12] People are greedy when they also try to acquire gold. Not really. I mean, people who buy gold are trying to preserve. I'm greedy. Centuries. We have centuries of people being greedy to go ahead and acquire gold. Well, no, well, you're talking about to acquire wealth. Yes, people are greedy in that they want they want more things and there's nothing wrong with that. But when they're converting what they've earned into gold, that's not the greed part. That's the preservation part. I I I I've earned all this money because I was greedy. Now I don't want to lose it. I want to store it so I can use it later. I don't want to blow it all right now. I want to hold on to it. And, you know, gold is a way to do that. You can't really do that in a fiat currency that's just being printed, you know, into oblivion. So, uh, but but but, you know, the greed is in the speculative frenzy that accompanies Bitcoin. [ 02:05] They tell me that I'm the reason they own Bitcoin because they listen to me years ago about economics, about sound money and and and the Fed and inflation. And I'm the one that got them. Plus there's a lot of great technology in Midnight that's going to make the use of Cardano safer. Like Midnight Passport will be the fastest, safest and easiest way to use Cardano. So, we gain all the usability and and the security. Plus I'd argue Midnight is an essential component for Bitcoin, the Bitcoin D5. When you look at that side of it, you're like, okay, Bitcoin users, they want privacy. So, Cardano could do a lot of the heavy lifting on the programming side, but where is the private coordination layer that's for all that? So, we're actually working on with program our Bitcoin D5 setup that we call it the the circle. So, you start with Bitcoin and Taproot. I'm going to put 50 Bitcoin with buy on money into the free Bitcoin. It works. But you start with Taproot and Bitcoin. You lend it to a stable coin. So, that all Cardano through a specialized transaction through the bridge. And then that stable coin would then be deployed into a yield bearing instrument. And then as you make the yield, the yield is converted to Bitcoin and then it's sent to your Taproot. And then Midnight coordinates all of it with the private. So, you you have like all three networks working together, and you have this circle and then from the Bitcoin users perspective, you just give them a button to make money. Click the button. And then it locks their Bitcoin. They just start generating a yield. The security actually enters the Taproot on the Bitcoin network. So, it meets my three rules that I have for Bitcoin D5. One, there's only Bitcoin. No other token. Bitcoin, Litecoin is better money than than fiat, obviously. It's also better money than gold. I I think it's I believe it's the best form of money that um humans have ever come across. Right? Money being a good thing that is um it's inflation proof, right? No one, no single person, company or or government can print more money, right? Can't print money in inflated ways the money you're holding. Uh, you're storing, right? That's kind of one of the key things about money. If you work hard and you make money, you don't want that money to kind of disappear over time not from your own doing. Right? So, that's that's key in Bitcoin, Litecoin, and uh most cryptocurrencies, um, is able to to do that. I could have the argument that real estate's better than Bitcoin. For a number of reasons, by the way. It's better than who you are. Um, your audience can probably disagree because they're probably a bunch of, you know, Bitcoin maximalists. They don't have as much Bitcoin as the real estate guy. By the way. No, I I'll tell you right now, hold on one second. See, that's the funny thing, dude, that me and my brother were talking about this yesterday. You know, the guys that know the most seem to have the least. [ 04:55] 100%. That that I can probably agree with you on. It should be an even bigger issue within the crypto system and the ecosystem. What do you think? [ 05:04] I think it will be. I think privacy is going to be the the new, if you want to, in my view, and this is what I'm tasking the investment professionals at Mailstrom to sort of figure out. I think that the standout shitcoin or, you know, few shitcoins of 2026, 2027, 2028 will be related some way shape or form to privacy. We already saw the, you know, amazing move of Zcash over the last few months. Yes, it's down 50% from the 780 high, but I think again, my goal is, you know, my mental model is 10 to 20% of value to Bitcoin, definitely Zcash. Um, and so, so much higher than where it is today. But, you know, you know, taking away Zcash, what is the token project or protocol that's going to utilize some privacy technology, probably something related to ZK, zero knowledge proofs, to do something whether that's quantum resistant, you know, the overlords can't deanonymize their data or, you know, see what we're doing, whatever it is, right? These are things that we're latently afraid of of of what bad things that could happen with this proliferation of Big Tech, Big Government and [ 06:13] Donald Trump getting elected, knowing that we share friends in the White House for all the populist parties of Europe who are under attack. Every single populist leader. If you look at the leaders, and my last documentary was called Silence. I got 18 months in prison for my last documentary. The reason I aired it was because the documentary was so bigger than me. It's exactly what they're doing. North there has been weighed against if you go through, I pick anyone. Pick Geert Wilders, the leader of the Dutch party. Pick Marine Le Pen. Any politician in Europe, yeah? Anyone, pick anyone who has stood up and tried to speak against immigration and you will see a history. Matteo Salvini, I was with him two days ago, the the Deputy Prime Minister of of Italy was prosecuted in 2020. They said he stopped the boat. He was prosecuted in 2021. He was then charged with other crimes. The process is the punishment. Every political leader who's tried to step up was charged. You saw what they done to Bannon. You saw what they done to Alex Jones. You saw what they're trying to do to Trump. That's happening across the board. They're just of their the totalitarian state. But I think it's club because we're elected on on very often in the future. More is not because we're not in charge. the great assimilate the public already. [ 07:31] So the other thing about here is just a lot of people. What first got you excited about blockchains? Think about it. Oh, wait. I bet it wasn't multi-million dollar hacks, exposed data, or finding somewhere safe to store your seed phrase. Was it? Maybe it was the idea of decentralizing a broken financial system. Maybe it was imagining a world where people own their own data and get to sharing the value it creates. Or maybe it was the promise of a fundamentally better way of connecting, communicating, and transacting. The next phase of the internet that empowers us instead of exploiting us. So, why hasn't it happened yet? Why are we still living with the same broken system that blockchains promised to fix? It's because blockchains can't keep a secret. Enabling open transparent systems was only the first half of the challenge. For blockchains to really change the world, they also have to be able to protect our sensitive data when it matters. And that's why we built Midnight to bring down the final barrier to mass adoption and unlock the full potential of the decentralized web. 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I'm here providing electricity and that energy that is necessary. I'm the modern day Tony Stark. I'm glad to be. Welcome to the breakdown. Another day, another day on the breakdown. Another day. Where's my overlay? My overlay. There we go. There we go. Top stories, markets, tech, politics. You've joined me on the breakdown episode 805. I don't know why I I I just looked at my pin post uh from yesterday. I pinned obviously the YouTube channel on on Twitter. It said 803. Kind of blown I don't I don't know how that happened. Anyway, 805, episode 805 sponsored by Midnight. Shout out to Midnight. Join me in Midnight City on Friday, which is tomorrow. Um, by the way, today's uh, let me get through this. Polymarket if is the official prediction market sponsor of the breakdown. Cake Wallet, one of the most secure wallets that you can go ahead and get yourself into. If you're holding Bitcoin, Litecoin, Zcash and Monero, you want to go ahead and get yourself into Cake Wallet. 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I can't wait, man. I want I'll get the I will get the goddamn Roadster. Want to look, we've been told that the Roadster's coming out before. We've been told the Roadster's coming out before. So, I'm I'm not getting too excited though. He might show off the Roadster. Hold on one second. He might show off the Roadster. And then, where the fuck is it, man? Where in the fuck is my shit? Anyway, he might show off the Roadster, but that doesn't mean anything. If it doesn't come to production, it'll just be another just be another concept that came out. Nothing more, nothing less. By the way, thank you everybody for tuning in from YouTube. We're still working on TikTok. I'm still messaging back and forth. Uh, I have a feeling that I have had this massive campaign put on me and it's it's wild. It's not that serious. It's not that serious. By the way, your favorite influencer was uh, hold on. I don't want to make fun of Jack Deval. I don't even know who I don't even know who he is. To be to be honest with you, I have no idea who he is. But apparently, they found his mixtapes on YouTube, his previous content creation before he, you know, got into, I guess, meme tokens. And there's a part where the dude says, like, I'm really hold on. I got I got to show you this. Again, this is not to make fun of anybody because I'm not that kind of guy, man. I I hate that. I I really do hate when people get on people. Listen, people had a, you know, people have a past. It is what it is. You can kind of make fun of it and troll it. Like that that's fine. Listen, I've been trolled before too, so it's no big deal there. Uh, let me find this shit though. Because I I thought I I I actually I laughed because I laughed for a different reason. I laughed for a completely different reason. It wasn't the reason that you thought of. Where is this? Okay, hold on. I got to find this. I got to find this. It's one particular video that they found. Where is this goddamn video? Let me see if I can find it. Let me just, you know what? I'll just type in his name, man. Scrolling through the timeline and shit. I mean, he'll come back from this, man. He'll come back from this. Hold on. Oh, man, I don't know if he'll come back from this. I just watched the video. Yo, hold on. Hold on. I'm sorry. I'm going to get I'm going to bring this on. Hold on. I'm trying to find this. Hold on. Where is this video, man? Hold on. Where is this fucking video, bro? Is he Jewish? Like, hold on. Where is this fucking video, bro? Where is this fucking video? Fuck. Oh my God, where is this fucking video, man? It made me laugh. What? Oh, I'm sorry, guys. Give me one second, man. I know this is unprofessional, but this is When I seen the video, I was I I had questions. I had questions. What the fuck is it, man? Where is it? Come on. Where is the goddamn video? I hate this that I can't find this goddamn video, man. I cannot find this video. This is this is wild, but it is it had me question, hold on. Is this it? Hold on. Let's put this on. Fuck it. I I I I'm trying to find this. I can't find it, but All right, let's This is your favorite uh influencer, I guess. I don't know. All right, so when you see this video, right? Here here's my thing. Here here's my here's Here's the situation here with me. All right, all right, all right, let me I can't. Yo, hold on. Hold on. All right. Control yourself, D. Control yourself. All right, listen. All right. I can't find the video. The one in particular that I was watching because it it ended up on my feed. I was watching it. Oh my God, I'm about to fucking cry. All right, hold on. He's like, in the video, he says, oh, like he has a okay, so he has this he's going with this Spanish accent and he's like vibing and stuff. And he's like, and it's and he's listening to the he's listening to a Spanish, you know, you know, video or whatnot. And he's commentating on it. He's like, I don't understand what they're saying because I don't understand Spanish. Yet he's speaking with a Spanish accent. It is just so weird. I think that was the video that had me like, I I don't care about what he's doing here. Like, oh, like let's play this. I don't care what he's doing like here. Like this is it is what it is, all right? This is your favorite influencer. These are your favorite influencers, you know? This is when they rug you. They're like, you know? But It was really that. I can't. I can't, man. I got to stop, man. What what is happening? You know, when I dance, I I I joke around and shit, man. Like this is crazy. Anyway, he's he was saying in the video, he's like, oh, like he has a Spanish accent. He's like, literally, he has this Spanish accent. But and he's playing a Spanish song and he says, I don't understand it. And I just started I started laughing. Like I really I was laughing for about five minutes because it was just, okay, if you don't understand Spanish music, why do you have a Spanish accent? That that's really what went through my mind. I don't care about the dancing and all this shit, you know, him trying to be Michael Jackson or Ricky Martin or, you know, Mark Anthony up in here or, you know, uh, who else? Uh, fucking Bad Bunny or some shit. Anyway, let's bring in Landy for uh, 10 minutes here. Let me go bring Landy in. Landy was going on. [ 23:27] Not too much, man. Uh, trading the markets and uh, and building stuff in the background as you know. So, it is uh, there's a lot of, you know, and kind of observing some of the talk about what's going on with um, you know, related to AI in terms of the industry plays, you know, for chips manufacturers and memory manufacturers, a lot of uh, a lot of timeline action in the past few days, especially with uh, the South Korean markets kind of fallen off a cliff. So, [ 24:01] Let me break this down real quick because I got into this, um, I got into this. I got to get rid of the giggles. I got into this video. Anybody who tunes into Apple Podcast, Spotify, I Heart Radio and Amazon Music, uh, you're going to have to watch the show. You're going to really have to watch the clip that I played. Uh, this guy Jack Deval, I don't know. Is your favorite influencer, I guess, uh, favorite meme coin trader. Apparently, they found his old school, uh, content, uh, breaking down Spanish music, even though he doesn't understand Spanish. All right, uh, let's break this down real quick. Bitcoin dipped under 80,000 this morning, first time since mid-September, then bounced hard. Uh, last look is about 822 to 824, up roughly 3% off the lows. Today's low was about 798 to 79950. The 80,004K floor held on the daily. 84,000 is still the breakout level. Stock, big recovery from the open. The Dow was up about 1%. The S&P is roughly flat to uh, up a bit. Nasdaq has trimmed a 1.5% early drop to about flat or slightly down. Yield, the 10-year fell, the 10-year fell hard. Why am I laughing at this guy, Jack? I got to get rid of him out of my head. Uh, lately around 5.05% to 5.09% after hitting about 5.36% yesterday, that's helping the bounce. Fed odds, uh, CME Fed Watch has the October 28th hike around the mid-20s to the high-20s in terms of percent, cooler than the morning spike towards 45% to 53%. Um, Nvidia's boss doesn't need to backstop Coreweave and that Coreweave's cost of capital is falling. Coreweave was still down on the day by, but off its worst levels. Stablecoins, Circle, CB, uh, excuse me, CBDC.

[Part 2 of 7] [00:00] Uh USDC just became the first significant e-money token under Europe's MICA rules. An ETF flow Wednesday was ugly, about 261 million out of the spot Bitcoin ETFs and about 130 million out of the ether ETF. So there you go, just breaking a few things down before we get started. [00:22] [Guest: Landy] Yeah, I mean, look, it's it's um reflective of the time of year and also the um post um rate hike kind of feel in the markets, right? So, since the rate hikes, we're seeing um short uh short duration risk kind of roll into to buy up some of those higher yields. So, and even work its way down that long end, the 10 to 10, 20 and 30 year. Um but it's still overall pushing higher in terms of yields. So, it's really about what what kind of catalyst forces the market into um a much further risk off kind of a move. And we don't we we we we might be seeing the makings of it now, but at this particular moment, it's not in or confirmed. We usually see some volatility leading into um into midterms anyway. They're always in Q4 and Q4 is the time for, you know, tax loss harvesting and and kind of reallocating the books for early next year. So, you know, for for Bitcoin, um, you know, for anybody that watches my videos, um, and if you want to share this, you can, you don't need to though, but, um, same, same kind of levels that you were just kind of reading out. I've been very adamant that below 82 and a half, we were going to see 80, um, 80,000 or so to 813 be the main area of interest for Bitcoin. Um, relevant areas are going to be around the same if you're looking at like, uh, you know, Ethereum and stuff like that. But, it closes under 80. Um, if we see that, then I'm looking for 76 to 78, even if it's just the top side at 78 to kind of get swept. But this kind of area, this big monthly zone is essentially 828 to 83 to 744. Um, but if we drop 80, we'll be on the, you know, we'll be on the lookout for the bottom side of this monthly structural area. But realistically, yeah, what what you wrote out there is correct. You know, a breakout above 84, in this case around 843, you know, this is where things get interesting back to, uh, the weekly's up here around, you know, 85 to 86. Um, rope in the highs as a target and then potentially up to 88 to 90. Um, and more. Uh, to be quite honest, I would be looking for the potential to to actually race above there in a short squeeze scenario because we would be getting, you know, we'd be moving from one side of a compression, um, to another side if we saw that. And the danger is if we break below, and I mentioned this in my video yesterday, if we drop the $80,000, it's going to give us, you know, on a close, it's going to give us the indication that we want to push lower and this lower third standard deviation is what I was calling out, you know, that, hey, we could hit the 79, the upper $79,000 on a sweep of 80. We actually perfectly, like if I zoom in to what I was showing yesterday, we nearly perfectly hit that right there. So, this is where if we break below on a close, that's where I have to look lower. But for right now, you want to see it get above the monthly. So essentially 83 to 85, because you want to give it room to kind of close above this lower high at 80, 80, uh, what is it, 843 or something I said. Anywhere above there, you get the highs roped back in and kind of see where things land. It's kind of, it's kind of a lot of lower term time frame trading. Um, if you're a trader, and then if you're just watching the markets, you're just looking to see, is 84 breaking? Are we headed towards 85, 86 and potentially rope in those highs and higher? Or are we breaking down from 80? That's really what it comes down to. And I'd be watching the daily closes, especially if you're just observing and not trading. Um, to kind of look for discount versus premium. Uh, Ethereum is the other one. [00:24] [David] Yeah. [00:24] [Guest: Landy] Good. [00:24] [David] Yeah. [00:24] [Guest: Landy] Yeah. [00:24] [David] You know, for me, I, you know, a lot of people are are getting at me on social media because I'm like, I want another leg down. [00:34] [Guest: Landy] Mhm. [00:36] [David] And they're like, why would you want that? Well, why not pick up a little bit more before we go on a run? And I you haven't been on this show when I've said that I believe like I've researched a little bit more, I've opened up my eyes a little bit more and we haven't spoken about this. But besides me thinking that we're going to have a run, the next bull cycle is going to be I believe it will run harder than what we had in 2021. But then you put AI into play. So you'll have a I believe we're going to have a bull run on AI and we're going to have a bull run on crypto. [00:42] [Guest: Landy] Yeah. [00:51] [Guest: Landy] Hmm. [00:52] [David] Think think about what I'm saying. I'm not talking about IPOs. Forget it. I'm not talking about Anthropic and Open AI going onto the market. I'm I'm talking about we're going to have AI and the bull run that I'm talking about for AI is you will have the opportunity to build out a multi-million dollar business. [01:44] [Guest: Landy] Yeah, I mean, I don't [01:47] [David] No, no, no, there's like think about what I'm saying. [01:49] [Guest: Landy] I don't disagree at all. Um, [01:51] [David] You're going to have people that I I know there's going to be people that are First of all, there's so many problems to solve, Landy. There's so many business like no 1% of the world is in AI. Would you agree with that? [02:04] [Guest: Landy] Uh, yeah, in terms of, you know, if you're looking at individuals, yeah. [02:09] [David] Out of that 1%, how many are actually using AI to build a business? [02:17] [Guest: Landy] Not a lot. That's for sure. Maybe maybe 10% of the 1% that are using. [02:25] [David] Okay. So 10% out of the 1%. Take that and and that's a small amount. Now take that, you would agree with me that we have issues in the current world today, right? That needs solving. [02:42] [Guest: Landy] Yeah. [02:43] [David] Think about okay, I'll give you an example. You go search on Google right now, right? And you put in the word plumber. [02:51] [Guest: Landy] Mhm. [02:51] [David] You get all these plumbing companies that come back. How many of them have websites? [02:57] [Guest: Landy] Yeah, and and if they do, it's usually some very basic old framework that was built when they first, you know, launched the the web presence that they had. [03:12] [David] Okay, but still most of them don't even have a website, right? Most of them are word of mouth clients that have been with them for 30 years, right? Jack the plumber is just like, hey, you got to go see call Jack, right? Like it's word of mouth and that's great, right? But how many of them are losing how many of them are losing business and losing new clientele? And then this, how many companies are spending millions of dollars a year, thousands to millions, depending on what company it is or small business. And they close at 8 and somebody calls and please call us back tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. Goodbye. [03:21] [Guest: Landy] Yeah. [03:55] [David] Yeah. That person needs something right now. He that person's hot for whatever it is that need is. [04:04] [Guest: Landy] Yeah. [04:05] [David] You're not there to answer and you've advertised money to get them to call you. [04:10] [Guest: Landy] Mhm. [04:12] [David] I I know what systems have to be put in place and what agent So what I'm saying is there is an opportunity. Not only will will crypto and the majors and I believe the real utility tokens protocols go absolutely through the roof. I'm not talking about 1000 X, 2000 X. I'm talking about fair and good numbers. [04:35] [Guest: Landy] Mhm. [04:37] [David] You have AI and what I mean by AI is not investing into AI from a stock perspective, but using it to build a nice revenue. So that's what I'm saying. This is this is like I've personally never seen this. If you sit back and you look at both industries, I've never seen it. [04:44] [Guest: Landy] Yeah. [04:54] [Guest: Landy] Well, [04:58] [Guest: Landy] in the past six months, David, like it has gotten to the point where it is good and usable for an average person. With and I honestly think in just the past couple of weeks with with the release of Grockbots and then dots and then everybody's going to, you know, now you've got muse and like all all these other things and they can be, you know, there's business sides uh for the plans for those uh including the individual stuff. And I think that's a game changer because it can it can hide the wires, so to speak. You know, we've always talked about in crypto is the onboarding uh to crypto is just a mess because you got to know all this different stuff. Well, AI is going to be able to help with that. Plus it's going to be able to help with itself, like in managing your business and spinning up an agent that is, you know, answering the phone and and and making cold calls and then scheduling and they they can pass all of these tasks on to each other. Well, you're, you know, actually doing the job of plumbing, or you're actually doing the job of whatever that small business is doing, which in turn will allow them to grow. And [05:02] [David] I mean, you've been using Grockbots. I have also. [05:06] [Guest: Landy] Oh, I love it. Yeah, it's it's crazy. [05:07] [David] It it it it it reaches out to you. It's like, [05:10] [Guest: Landy] I can create one like in an afternoon, but yeah, I love it. [05:14] [David] I have like, I think I have about 20 launched, but they're doing specific things. It's not like, ah, I'm launching 20 bots and do do things. No, you have to specifically launch things that actually do particular things within, let's say, a company, right? [05:29] [Guest: Landy] Yes. [05:30] [David] I woke up to different alerts about different things. [05:35] [Guest: Landy] Yep. [05:35] [David] And it's like, oh shit, I forgot about that. [05:38] [Guest: Landy] Yep. [05:39] [David] You you know, like it's not because I'm forgetful, it's just like, oh shit, this shit like and it wrote me a whole report. Like it is it is doing it is freeing up my time to do maybe other things that I want to do. And I am So I'm telling you within the next six months, I level up even more. [05:45] [Guest: Landy] So. [06:00] [Guest: Landy] David, you want to you want to hear something wild? You you have yours that gave you a report. So I said, you know what, to mine, I said, instead of giving me a report, I want you to create a a um voice dictation for this report, call me on my cell phone and I can have my airpod in and you read it to me. And it did it. So, or you can just call it, but I have a task where when it's done, um, with the overall workflow and it hits a major milestone, it will actually call me on my cell phone. And I can pick it up because I gave I gave my Grockbot a phone number. So, like it's calling me on my cell phone, um, if I'm not already, you know, if I've if I've approved it to call me on my cell phone. So if I walk away and I don't want to open the app and get into a call with the bot and ask it directly through the app, it will just call me on my cell phone and give me the major milestone that it hit and and read it off to me. It's it's it's wild. It's kind of it's game changing, man. It really is. [06:06] [David] It's amazing. [06:06] [Guest: Landy] It's crazy. [07:01] [David] I think I think the so like I love the AI agent aspect. I love it. [07:08] [Guest: Landy] Yes. [07:09] [David] And I I don't you know what? I love the charts, but I think this is a a really uh interesting topic to to touch on. [07:16] [Guest: Landy] The reason why I have this chart up that is kind of been sitting here while we've been talking is this is the USDT plus USDC market cap sitting at 256 and a half billion dollars. And it's just kind of going sideways right now. My contention to you for a very long time is has been that stable coins will reach a larger market cap than every other crypto combined. Eventually, right? Bitcoin and every crypto, the the largest portion of market cap in cryptocurrencies will be stable coins in my opinion. Um, but until we see that happen, until we really see a big uptick in stable coins, meaning that you got a bunch of issuance of those stable coins, which are treasury backed, right? Um, I think the markets even even in a bull market are going to be fairly tame. Um, for cryptocurrencies. It's when we really start to see the influx because a lot of that liquidity is going to be coming in to pair and is already being paired with stock tokens and RWAs and commodities on chain. But I think that's going to accelerate and the knockoff effect is that it will lift everything up in crypto as well because what do we as degenerates do? As we pair every we're going to pair everything with a stock token already. We're doing it. We're going to do all of this stuff, right? So, it's going to be, I think, um, this is something I'm watching a lot of is I want to see when I want to, you know, relative to the strength that we might be seeing in markets. I want to see stable coins get printed to come in to really push things forward. Um, and you can see the the the 2023, um, for this sector specifically, and as it relates to AI, I think AI is going to be behind a lot of the big push and use of stable coins. I really do. I think because it's very easy for an AI agent to utilize a a a wallet. We just had a uh Metamask integration with Grockbots now, right? So AI agents can get their own wallets, um, and they can go and they can swap and they can trade and do all that kind of stuff. But we saw 150% increase from 2023 to the highs, um, for stable coin, um, market cap. And I I think the next big leg up is going to be a mixture of stables going into cryptos, your your Bitcoins, your Ethereums and all your favorite coins. Um, I'm sure your coin out there specifically, you're going to win. Everyone's going to make it, right? Um, but realistically, it's going to be a mixture of coins, um, on chain commodities, uh, indices, stock tokens and RWAs. And I think it's going to be a really, really good I'm excited, man. Like, this kind of stuff I know has you excited, especially like the bot side of things. And you can you can kill the chart on the screen if you want. But [07:16] [David] No, the reason, the reason why I'm excited is for small you know what it is? It's for for small businesses, for small businesses. [07:20] [Guest: Landy] What it's done for you. [07:27] [Guest: Landy] Yes. [07:28] [David] It makes we talked about this. It makes sense for small businesses to use AI agents and AI bots now. [07:36] [Guest: Landy] Absolutely. [07:38] [David] I I'll I'll explain why. I have told you this, we were having a conversation this morning. When small businesses open up, and I'm not talking about a pizzeria or or or a bagel store, but at the end of the day, they could be used for that as well. [07:55] [Guest: Landy] Yeah. [07:56] [David] I I have a concept that you can use AI bots and AI agents for that. [08:00] [Guest: Landy] Manage your inventory and submit orders and do your taxes and call your customers, answer the phone. It could do all kinds of stuff for you. [08:03] [David] Exactly. [08:08] [David] By the way, speaking of taxes, guys, October 15th for any of those who took an extension, any of those who actually paid your taxes, today is the day, you know, today's the day. Submitting your 1099 uh-D form along with your 8949 forms, send it off, man. [08:15] [Guest: Landy] Today. [08:27] [Guest: Landy] Yeah, get it done. [08:29] [David] You you guys you guys speaking about you want to get door kicked. [08:31] [Guest: Landy] You want to get door kicked. [08:33] [David] Yeah, I'm I'm telling you, Pateer and chain on, never mind. You know what? You guys. [08:39] [Guest: Landy] Pateer. Oh, they already know what you're what your taxes are supposed to be. So the IRS already knows what you owe. It's just a matter of are you going to report to them with the number that they have. [08:50] [David] You know what it is though, like they should just send you a bill and say like, look, this is the bill that you owe. Like Exactly. You shouldn't be going through all this hassle. But shout out to again, shout out to the AI agents that have specific jobs. I know they can sometimes hallucinate, but I got to tell you, they don't hallucinate as much as they did five years ago. So, they've they remember being cat. Do you remember being chat hallucinating and then just Yeah, that's crazy. It was GPT4 behind it hallucinating. It was wild. [08:55] [Guest: Landy] Exactly. [09:11] [Guest: Landy] Yeah, it has to be manual. [09:15] [Guest: Landy] Yeah, that's right. [09:22] [David] But I I want to say the reason why AI is going to be or AI agents and AI bots are great for small business. Overhead for small businesses are high. You either got to raise money or you got to spend money out of your own pocket for the first six to eight months, maybe even 12 12 months. You're spending money and not getting revenue in. [09:46] [Guest: Landy] And working your own ass off on a consistent basis because you because you're putting out all that money, you can't get necessarily people to come in with you unless you get a unless you do a raise. [09:56] [David] You're relying on people, right? And there's nothing wrong with people working like you've hired people for certain positions. There's nothing wrong with it. But like you're relying on people. Like you're relying on somebody to come in at 10 o'clock and tell you they have it all done. And if you sit back and we're honest about it, people come in at 10. Some of them are not ready to work. They need a half an hour, 45 minutes to get settled in, right? [10:22] [Guest: Landy] Some coffee. Yeah. [10:23] [David] Yeah. And that's that's that's [10:24] [Guest: Landy] A few other emails. [10:26] [David] That's every company, by the way. So that's not like sliding anybody. That's what it is. Sometimes you wake up in a bad mood, right? You wake up in a bad mood, you don't even want to go to work. Maybe you have a vacation plan and you can't wait until Friday. Like, so here you as a business owner, right? Somebody is coming into the or you have people in your company, they some of them just it might be a stop gap for them before they go onto other things, right? And now I got restricted again. Unoriginal. I love the unoriginal. I don't know what's unoriginal here. I'm saving every one of these as I'm fighting with TikTok, which is absolutely ridiculous at this point. It really is. There's somebody sitting in these chats, by the way, that are reporting on TikTok. [10:51] [Guest: Landy] Yeah, yeah, it has to be manual. [10:53] [David] This is this is like people that are absolutely have no lives sitting there. And let me just tell you something. I will will my way to success. I always have. So you could just sit there, do that every single day. See, that's what I'm talking about. You have people that are miserable, so they come and get a job, right? They don't do it, but it costs you money and that's why small businesses, you know, like 1% of the small businesses make it, right? You get lucky that you get the right people that work the way you work. So, now with AI bots, AI agents into play, now you're going to start winning or you're going to have a better chance of winning. And I really do believe that. So, that that that's how I look at it. [11:56] [Guest: Landy] I think it's a game changer and and what I was talking to you about, right, is that when it makes you more efficient and takes the the load off, it allows you to grow and iterate faster as a small business, which then allows you to hire somebody to do the tasks with the bots that you're doing. Because, you know, one of the things that I've said to and I've talked to people about, um, including in a in a board meeting that I was just in, uh, recently is like, because it it can, you know, supercharge production of a of a person and it takes the load off, um, it allows them to be more productive, which allows them to handle more tasks, which allows the company to grow, provided you're providing some sort of service or product that is valuable to the market. Um, which then allows you to get another person doing the same thing that person is doing or taking pieces of that while it continues to grow with the agent stack that they have. And one of the things that we just did at one of the um at one of the firms uh that that uh we were working with for a very long time is uh and advising is they um they actually are back to hiring and and now they're they're training people to manage the AI or or essentially orchestrate, right? [12:15] [David] Can I be honest with you? I I honestly, unless the company really scales up from a small business, there's no reason to hire. [12:24] [Guest: Landy] I I mean, they needed more people to watch the bots. [12:25] [David] Think about how much money you're saving. What? [12:28] [Guest: Landy] They needed more people to watch the the agents. [12:32] [David] Okay, that you know what? That's fine. I'll agree with you. You can hire people to watch the agents, but they're going to be there's going to come a time where there the the the amount of hallucinations that happen with agents are going to be less than none. What? Maybe [12:48] [Guest: Landy] Well, they already are very agents are very cautious, whether it's Claude, Codex or even Grock, they're very, very cautious. They're always rechecking. [12:55] [David] Give it three years. We're in three years, they'll be in three years, they'll be totally fine. That's what I'm saying. Like I'm not saying eliminate jobs and and humans from the workforce. It's just that [13:06] [Guest: Landy] No, the jobs change. That's all. [13:08] [David] I think that small businesses. You don't need 20, 30 people in a small business. Now you can have, I guess, five. [13:16] [Guest: Landy] Well, I I take it I I take the opposite approach to that. I think that it it will allow companies to supercharge themselves to hire more people to manage more agents because the agents are going to do tasks that the people um no longer are needed to do. So you can concentrate your efforts on other things on growing that company and that business. So, for instance, the reason why the firm is hiring up is because there's there's jobs that people were doing, menial jobs that people were doing within inside the company. And we were advising them on how to how to basically integrate this because it's the finance sector. There's a lot of regulation around it. How to integrate the AI in the proper way. And then and then have whoever's managing that team of AIs or agents to manage those tasks and check it and so on and so forth. Well, that opens up that entire unit and all of the money that was spent on the people in that unit to be reallocated to hiring more people to go out to do meetings in DC, meetings in overseas, meetings in in New York, in Chicago and all that kind of stuff. And those are the high paying jobs. So you don't, you know, and then people are being promoted from within. Now, this is a responsible company. Not everybody's going to be responsible in that way, but it's a responsible financial company that is actually trying to do right by their employees and giving them equity in the company and and and training them up to do these jobs that they no longer have to do because the agents are doing them. [13:42] [David] I don't know. I I I went into, you know, I I think of it as McDonald's. McDonald's used to have, you know, or you can go into CVS. They they used to have people there, you know, at the counter. [13:54] [Guest: Landy] I I tried to prompt inject one of the one of the um AIs at the drive-through and it worked. Still, it still works. You can do prompt. [14:02] [David] No, but I'm all I'm saying is you walk into McDonald's now, like you could just order. You don't have to you don't have to go to the cashier or nothing. You just order. Same thing with, you know, you go to CVS, I'm just making an example. You go to CVS, there's only one, there used to be like nine people working the cashier uh area. Now it's just like one person and then you can go ahead and express check. I mean, like it's already been happening. Like it's already been happening where companies have been saving money by going, you know, autonomous route versus [14:34] [Guest: Landy] But when you take the human element out, David, you might will get the pendulum swinging very hard in the um in in that direction of robots and AI and it will swing back even harder to the other side because when you remove the human element from businesses in its entirety or to a degree, there's a there's going to be a line that will be drawn where the human element is missing and it affects the profitability of that company and therefore they will need to bring that human element back. And I'm telling you, person-to-person sales for larger deals, you agents aren't going to do it. I mean, we've already had algorithms that do things in the in the in the markets and stuff like that for a long time, but you still have these robust trading desks and market makers and all that stuff. [14:55] [David] Again, I I'm not saying, listen, I'm not saying get rid of I'm not saying go 100% you know, AI bot. I'm just saying that you bring in people for specific tasks to overlook things, to make sure that everything's working fine. You don't need to have 30 people working at a shop anymore. You could just be five. And and that's just the truth. You don't you don't need to just hire people just to say you have humans working in your store now. Like it just like it is what it is. This is what it is. I I mean, other jobs will open up. I I'm not saying that there won't be other jobs. [15:41] [Guest: Landy] I agree. [15:41] [David] Yeah, jobs jobs change. That's my point. [15:41] [Guest: Landy] Yeah, jobs jobs change. [15:41] [David] That's what I'm saying. [15:41] [Guest: Landy] Yeah. [15:41] [David] Yeah. [15:41] [Guest: Landy] Yeah. [15:41] [David] Yeah. [15:41] [Guest: Landy] Yeah. [15:41] [David] Yeah. [15:41] [Guest: Landy] Yeah. [15:41] [David] Yeah. 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[Part 3 of 7] [David] [00:00] Mr. Landy's report yesterday at 9:00 p.m. Eastern time, uh the market update. You're you're you're really you're really doing yourself a this favor here. Uh, go check it out. Landy broke it down for you. I gave him the I gave him the data to go ahead and break down. So, then No, I'm just kidding. But Landy broke it down. Landy's always He's always good to talk to because I I guess you understand how my mind works, but uh, we'll talk more about the AI uh AI bots and stuff like that. You'll hear me scream about why the hell am I limited after three hours. Anyway, not going to get into I appreciate you, David. Landy, shout out to you. Maybe I'll put out that blooper clip. I don't actually know. Never mind. Thank you, Landy. That clip is hilarious. You should know. I know. It was fucking funny. Thanks, Landy. Thanks, brother. That's Landy, man. All-star. All-star when it comes to TA and he knows AI and all that stuff and it's always a good conversation. And obviously, speaking of AI, we have a guest on here. He's in the green room. I don't know if they provided any Again, I don't know if we provide water back there, man. Any sort of amenities. I don't know what the hell's going on. It's not my fault, anyway. I'm just here talking to a microphone. But let's bring in Christopher. Christopher, what's going on? How's it going? [Guest: Christopher] [01:22] Good. How are you? [David] [01:23] I am uh doing well. I'm fantastic. Hopefully, you're doing the same on your side. Um, we're we're talking about it seems like this entire week I've been talking about AI more and more and more. Uh, especially Grok uh coming out with uh, you know, AI bots and and then you have, you know, obviously Open AI came out with dots. Uh, do you find this fascinating right now? You know, what's happening? [Guest: Christopher] [01:51] Yeah, I love it. I'm using it. Uh, you know, you can miss out on the important emails. I get a thousand emails a day. So, I just uh have it point me to five different email accounts and say, if you see an email from any of these five people, I want to know right away. [David] [02:08] That's uh I I've set up my I've probably launched 20 for specific reasons. Uh, and it's phenomenal to wake up and you have a chief of staff that's telling all these bots exactly what they need to be doing and where's the reports and you wake up to things that you can actually utilize throughout the day and always be reminded that you have things to go ahead and do. Um, all right, you have you have a company. You're you're out here uh AI, obviously, Axia Compute. Tell me a little bit more about the business. [Guest: Christopher] [02:44] So, Axia Compute uh trades under AGPU on Nasdaq. We're uh a Neo Cloud that is uh providing access to compute for institutional uh enterprise accounts. So, we're providing access to compute clusters that is needed by very large off-takers. [David] [03:09] Everyone's obviously talking about AI. Uh, you're building what makes it run. What are most people missing out on? [Guest: Christopher] [03:16] So, everybody thinks that uh, you know, Open AI and Anthropic own every single data center in the world and that's just not the case. There's uh, there's a lot of other enterprises that are doing their own infrastructure and they want to be in their own buildings. They want to own the building. They want to own the infrastructure. They they want to own the they want to be the only person there. They don't want to share a building with a bunch of other people. So, that's what we do. We bring the ability for our customers to go into one centralized location, one centralized building, and then uh, we help them own the equipment. We own the equipment ourselves and then we provide access to it. We manage the network. We manage all the the uptime for the machines and then we, you know, have everybody there making sure it's running all the time. And then we take it off their balance sheet. So, we become the the one that ends up owning the equipment after the term of the lease. So, we'll co-locate into data centers. So, I think what a lot of people think is that data center owners actually own the equipment in the in the building, which isn't the case a lot of times. A lot of times the data center owners don't actually own the equipment that's in their own building. And I think a lot of people don't understand that. [David] [03:55] A lot of people are learning AI right now on the fly. It's it's moving at a rapid pace. I've been saying I've never seen an industry move this fast in my life. Uh, and [Guest: Christopher] [04:45] It's unbelievable. [David] [04:46] I've been here I've been on this planet a long time and I'm sure you have as well. I've I've really never seen anything move at this kind of pace. Uh, when a company comes to you, what's the problem that they need to solve? [Guest: Christopher] [04:59] So, they need uh, they need compute. So, they need computing power in order to execute their business. So, they come to us with a specific requirement. Our team gets with them, helps them design the network, helps them design the cluster, helps them uh design the entire infrastructure. And then they need us to go find the appropriate co-location spaces where to put that compute and then they need us to be able to get that compute from Nvidia or from AMD, wherever it might be coming from and then in order and then be able to execute on getting it up and running inside that facility and managing it on an ongoing basis. Like so, from soup to nuts on everything they need except running the uh what's running on the machines. They want to be able to control all of that, right? Because if you're an enterprise customer, you want to be able to control what's happening on that front. [David] [05:53] Some people will say, why would I come to you instead of going to Amazon, Google or Microsoft? What would your response be? [Guest: Christopher] [05:59] Well, if you're if you're at any of those places, you're in a building with a bunch of other people. You're sharing machines with a bunch of other people. Amazon, Google, Microsoft have their software on those machines. They're controlling the network. They're engaging on the network. Our clients don't like that. They don't want to be in those in that environment. They want to 100% control their uh what's going on in their machines. And then from a security perspective, they don't want anybody else on their network either. They don't want anybody else on the fiber that they have running into the building. And in many cases, they have the fiber running direct from building to building in many different locations. So, it's uh, you know, a big security issue. And plus they can lock in the rate for the next five years. So, they know what they're paying now for the next five-year period. [David] [06:50] People hear GPU uh GPU shortage. What does that actually mean for a business trying to launch something? [Guest: Christopher] [06:57] So, if you're a small business, you can get GPUs all day long if you want them. You can get them immediately. You could go rent them. If you're a big business that needs a massive cluster, 10,000 cards or something of the sort, you're you have to get in line to get those. You have to make that order with Nvidia and then you have to hope that Nvidia doesn't have a massive uh backlog in front of you. But the the timing of delivery from Nvidia shifts all over the place. And especially as the data centers in the United States have seen a little bit of a delay due to the election issues that are happening, right? So, everybody's afraid in the political landscape to approve a data center in the fear that they're going to be, you know, labeled as pro data center when it's such seen as such a negative thing right now. When in reality, you know, everybody should see data centers as uh something very positive for the United States. You know, it's the it's the cure to cancer. It's the cure to many different diseases. It's a it's a head start on controlling AI all over the world. Like nobody should be against what's going on in data centers in the United States and and God forbid we push the the data center business outside of the United States like we did with crypto, right? Like if if the United States doesn't embrace what's happening on uh date with data centers, everybody's just going to move to Dubai like they did with uh, you know, like they did with crypto. So, I think that uh, you know, we need to be careful about that. And then those shortages, we shouldn't have a shortage of data centers. You know, that definitely can't happen. [David] [08:35] Why why is there such why is there such back and forth about data centers, Christopher? Like what what what is the main problem about setting up data centers here in the United States of America? [Guest: Christopher] [08:50] Because they say that uh everybody's there's a narrative that it's going to increase your price of electricity in your home, right? It's an easy narrative to have. Like if this data center comes into our neighborhood, our price of electricity is going to go up, which isn't the case. If that data center comes into your town, the amount of tax money that they're paying into that community is going to improve your schools, improve everything that's happening in that community by tenfold. Like we have a uh, you know, we were um talking to the uh a big data center owner and the amount of of tax revenue that they were paying to the community was more than the entire tax base for the last three years of the entire of the uh entire area. So, I think that that's a really important thing that people need to be aware of. This is not just sucking money out of the community. It's driving revenue and and taxes back into the community. Then there's this narrative around water. Okay, these uh data centers are utilizing water. I, you know, it doesn't use that much water. It's uh we have data centers and water is not not an issue. [David] [09:59] I got to stop you there for a second. Christopher, because they make it sound like we're going to run if we we create all these data centers, they make it sound like water is going to disappear on this planet in the next three years. That's how they make it sound. Like if you watch mainstream media, you watch people that are against data centers, water, the oceans are going to disappear, like lakes, this is that's how it sounds. [Guest: Christopher] [10:36] But it's a good narrative. It's like a good thing to say. Like people get scared. People like to hear, you know, things that are scary. And and the news loves to talk about things that are scary. So, that's a scary thing. Like we're using all the water. Well, come to a data center. See how much water we actually use. It is not that much water that gets used in a data center. It is uh people if they had education about actually how much water is being used in a data center, uh they would be shocked. [David] [11:07] You've announced some huge deals. Walk me through what happens between signing a contract and actually getting paid. [Guest: Christopher] [11:15] So, we've signed up around uh $3.5 billion worth of contracts. Um, which is amazing. Yeah, $3.5 billion worth of agreements that will put our annual recurring revenue over $700 million starting uh the beginning of next year. So, think about that from a perspective of a company that is, you know, uh trading at a $200 million market cap. Uh, that is, you know, it there is a lot of deals that we've signed. What so what happens is you sign the agreement. You then have to have a data center that's you have a partnership with to be able to go into, which we've we've done. We've signed up around 110 megawatts of capacity. Uh, we then uh, you then have to go and order the equipment from uh from Nvidia or from the OEM, who Nvidia sells to. You have to get a deposit from your client. The client typically makes a deposit of the 30% or 40% of the value of the whole contract. You need to give that to the OEM. And then you need to get lease financing or project financing for the rest of the uh uh for the rest of the money that's due for that cluster. The second you do that, then you go into designing the network. You need to have the team out there making sure that everything is moving. You need to get the machines, install them, rack them, stack them, connect all the cabling, all the fibers. You need to order the internet. You need to make sure the internet is all appropriate. Uh, you then need to, you know, get the the uh firewalls set up, get all of the uh storage that's on the network set up and then you need to give access to the client. Once the client have client has access, then you can uh, you start you start billing them and you start generating revenue off of the ecosystem. [David] [13:17] Most of these clients that you speak to, do they know how to use AI? Does anybody in the company know how to use AI? Like because we were just talking about this earlier. Like I think 1% of the entire world is using AI and maybe 10% of the people using AI actually understand how to use AI and use prompts and etc. Um, do most of your clients understand how to go about using AI in general? [Guest: Christopher] [13:42] Yeah, we're I mean, our clients are the smartest people in the world as it relates to AI. They they understand exactly what they're doing with AI. I mean, we're uh we're talking with world-class engineers that are coming from, you know, S&P A+ credit companies that have hired up to utilize AI to enhance their business. But I agree with what you were saying earlier about, um, you know, the reduction in the amount of people that are necessary in these businesses. It's like you can there are certain pieces of this of these businesses that you're going to be able to reduce costs on. But then but I also agree with uh the other gentleman where you just hire more people to manage more agents and the the developers are are going to be managing more agents. The companies are going to progress quicker uh if the if there's more development happening around the agents. Uh that's just the agent side. But our clients are building many, many different things as it relates to AI and yes, they know exactly what they're doing. They're very, very smart around this and you don't spend a billion dollars on AI infrastructure without knowing what you want, right? So, [David] [14:55] No, but there's a there's a lot, you know, there's a lot of Fortune 500 Fortune 50, Fortune 500 companies that want to integrate or, you know, obviously bring AI into their day-to-day. They have no clue what they're doing. I I say that respectfully. I just they don't know how to use AI. So, that's why I I asked you that question. I'm not I'm sure there's really skilled people that know exactly what, you know, what they're doing, but there are companies, which I'm wondering, does your company reach out to those companies that are looking to integrate AI into their current uh into their current company? [Guest: Christopher] [15:32] I mean, our sales guys are are selling to all enterprises and they're calling on everybody that they can to talk to them about what we're doing. So, they're reaching out to, you know, to all sizes of companies and but the ones that they're moving forward with are the ones that have an interest in AI because listen, there's so much demand out there right now that we don't even need to really reach out that much. It's really coming to us. Like the second people hear about what we're doing, they start reaching out. Our our sales guys are uh, you know, they have a fantastic lead base. So, when they when they get the inflow of uh, you know, leads that are coming in and they have it's qualified before it even gets to them. [David] [16:22] I you know, you touched on this I I mean, I touched on this earlier in the show and I've been touching on this for a few weeks now. I I don't I don't, you know, for small businesses that are starting out, I don't see the need to hire 30 people, pay them salaries and and hope that your business works out and hope that everybody's on the same page. I feel like you can now launch AI bots or AI agents or both to go ahead and handle uh the tedious things in your business or or the heavy work as well. Um, and which to me personally, I believe it gives you more runway. More runway, uh, more efficiency when it comes to building out your business. That's why I I don't I don't I don't I'm not saying you don't bring in, you know, I hate speaking like this, but I'm not saying that you don't bring in uh human beings into your business. I just don't see a reason for it. [Guest: Christopher] [17:24] No, there I think like from a small business perspective, like there's never been an a better opportunity for small business owners to start a company. Like you don't need programmers anymore. You don't need uh, you know, all the mundane tasks that you used to have to do all the time can be done with bots. So, yes, I agree with you. But I but you do need people to set that up. You need do, you know, some people are very good at working with bots and some people are just not not that kind of mindset, right? They they're really good at what they do, but they're not really good at setting up this technology, which is, you know, can be quite complex. It's as simple as it is with, you know, Chat GPT, get, you know, it also is complex once you start diving deep into it and and you go down the rabbit hole of what this technology can actually do. So, I think there's an opportunity for small business owners, for young people especially, to launch businesses without having to go raise a bunch of capital uh from venture capitalists, which is the which is the holy grail of of creating a successful business, right? Like if you can create something without raising a bunch of money from people that are going to get paid more than you later, then you're you're better off doing that. And it, you know, you that is motivation to learn how to use bots more than anything. So, I'm I'm excited for AI for how it helps small businesses. But our business is driven by very large businesses. Like our contracts that we're doing are billion-dollar contracts and these, you know, the AI that's being used there is for enterprise grade type of stuff. So, it's a little bit a little bit different. Um, we're not selling to, you know, the small the small businesses that are out there. There's plenty of tools out there for small businesses and I think it'll it'll completely change the world of small businesses. It's already I'm I mean, I'm I'm seeing it being done right now, you know. I think it's going to be really hard for SaaS businesses that, you know, created a a niche that somebody can go and recreate with uh, you know, with Claude Code. And, you know, like maybe you can recreate TikTok because you, you know, you keep getting uh, you keep getting those things down. [David] [19:41] Oh my God. [Guest: Christopher] [19:43] So, go in there and [David] [19:44] I don't even say anything. Like I I this is the normal this is a conversation and they restrict me, but it's because somebody can just report. This is it's so weird on TikTok. Everywhere else is fine. [Guest: Christopher] [19:54] Yeah. You can create your own you can create your own TikTok now and, you know, you could literally go out there and and make it happen and like the the ease of if people knew how easy it was to use Claude Code or or uh CodeX and these tools and that they could create anything they want, they I mean, so many entrepreneurs would be doing it. It's uh unbelievable. I think that for small businesses, AI is is game-changing. [David] [20:21] The problem is a lot of people don't know how to prompt. And that and that's the biggest uh downfall. It is knowing how to prompt correctly, not just write into Chat GPT or into Claude saying, build me a billion-dollar business within 15 days because that's what most people do. They're like, build me now and I want it now. And it tell, you know, if you say that, it'll tell you how to or it'll give you like 10 different type of businesses that you could potentially, you know, work on that will make you uh the first person or one of the first people to have a multi-million dollar business run by one person and a bunch of bots. They're now willing to put in that effort. They're like, no, no, no, I want you to do everything. Uh, and I think the people that are willing to go ahead and dedicate them uh their time to learning prompts and learning AI in general will will in my opinion will succeed and will be those first million-dollar players that don't really have an overhead or have a staff. It's just them one-man army just, you know, doing things that people find as a necessity. Not as a luxury, but as a necessity for their day-to-day. You've been successful in your career. What made you though pivot into AI? When did you finally realize like I have to pivot here. This is going to be uh this is not just a 15-minute thing. This is something that's going to change the world. [Guest: Christopher] [21:42] So, we were uh we were big into crypto and we were investing in a lot of crypto. We became a really big miner of the on BitTenser. Are you familiar with BitTenser at all? [David] [21:52] Of course. [Guest: Christopher] [21:53] Okay. So, we were we were the largest miner on shoots, which is the uh which was one of the largest subnets and then we became a very big miner on top of the Aether ecosystem and we were running 2,000 H200s across that ecosystem and we realized that the value that we were generating in the tokens that we were mining for on the AI side were the real business was managing the 2,000 H200s. So, we said, look, if we can do this for other people, uh we'll, you know, we'll make a lot more money doing that than just mining these tokens. So, that's when we shifted the business and we said, okay, we're going to shift the business to helping other enterprise customers that need large-scale deployments of clusters and we're going to manage and operate those. So, that's that's where the shift came. But in, you know, in my career over the years, it's just been whatever there's always been unique opportunities of uh engaging on things. But there's nothing that has grown as fast and is has is as dynamic as AI. Dynamic is is a once in a multi-generational opportunity for anybody that is in business right now. For any kids that are young people that are looking to get into business, like anything with AI uh is just such an amazing opportunity. And the even even on the enterprise side, companies on the enterprise side that are not engaging uh with AI are are going to be left behind. People are going to roll over and just take your business. Um, you got to be on top of it. It's it's an unbelievable opportunity of what's happening with AI right now. [David] [23:38] Can you compare this to any other industry that you've seen in your lifetime or no? This is this is something [Guest: Christopher] [23:43] I mean, you know, [David] [23:43] For the first time human humankind has created something that potentially will take us out decades from now. Take us out for [Guest: Christopher] [23:51] The difference between Yeah, the difference between this and and like what was happening during the uh the dot-com boom is like these are real businesses, right? Like data centers and uh infrastructure is not a bubble. It is a it's real infrastructure, real money being put towards real use. Like people aren't going to stop using um AI. It's just going to accelerate, right? Like it's going to become much more acceptable, much more adopted over time. So, the money that's being generated in AI is not like it was in the dot-com boom. In the dot-com boom, you had a lot of things that were, you know, just kind of over-inflated in value. Here you have real revenue, real assets, real infrastructure. Um, now there will be some software plays that pop up on top of this that might uh get valuations that are over-inflated. But from an infrastructure perspective, I think that uh these companies uh have the ability to, you know, really provide value into what's happening. And it's it's not stopping. Like right now, we're cutting deals that are talking about things that are going into 2030. Yeah, people are booking inventory that's available in 2030 because all of 2027 has been taken, all of 2028 is being taken, you know, all of 2029 is being negotiated. Like it's uh it's unbelievable. [David] [25:29] You talk about crypto mining. How does crypto fit into the picture with AI? [Guest: Christopher] [25:36] Well, crypto loves decentralization, right? So, the whole everybody's a uh, you know, everybody wants to see a decentralized world inside of crypto. Everybody's trying to figure out how to decentralize something or another. And to to get take the control away from one centralized location. So, right now, the entire ecosystem of AI has been consolidated into the hands of of big players, right? And corporations. Um, as crypto starts to accelerate, as Bit

[Part 4 of 7] [David] [00:00] Bitenzer, Tau, the Tau token, be begins to accelerate into uh and the Aether token, you know, begin to be seen as a decentralized opportunity for AI and people recognize that AI could be decentralized and doesn't need to be consolidated into one massive cluster someplace. And as the technology provides for that over the years. Right now, I don't think it's there to to be consolidated or to be distributed throughout the world, but it could one day be there. And when that happens, then then the crypto element of all of this would be will become very relevant. But there's a lot of people that are working on this now. All the subnets on Bit Tenser and the the entire team at Aether, you know, the ATH token, uh they are they're doing amazing work on doing decentralized compute globally. [David] [00:57] You know, the biggest question for people is, you know, we took cryptocurrency, we made it decentralized, or we we have attempted to make it decentralized. Not everything in there's no cryptocurrency that's decentralized fully, 100% decentralized. I actually want, uh, you know, most of like Bitcoin, when there's an argument about Bitcoin being 100% decentralized, I'm like, it's not. There's like 5% centralization, and that's totally fine with me. Somebody got to do the maintenance. [David] [01:25] Uh, talking about AI, obviously, it's super centralized. You got big companies that own a lot of mind share of AI. But they have your information. They have your data. You know, it would be wonderful to see us also take AI and decentralize it. What do you think about that? [Guest: Christopher] [01:45] Yeah, I mean, if it, you know, first you you the first thing that could get decentralized would be the compute element of it, right? Because if you decentralize the compute, you can decentralize the ownership of centralization of that data somewhere else. So, uh, if, you know, once the compute can be decentralized in an effective manner, then you can start talking about what does it look like to um, take that data that we're generating and the information that we're generating and and have it not centralized into one centralized location. But then there's another argument to that too is like, well, in this centralized environment, it could be secure. The environment can be very secure in nature, right? So, uh, But then somebody would hit you back, Christopher, and say, well, look at Web 2. Everybody says it's secure, and then you have Equifax that leaks 325 million people's information out there. Not leaks, I should say it's hacked. You know, 23 and me. Yeah, it's going to be both ways. Yeah. I mean, there's going to be an argument both ways on it. But if you're if you're going to see a decentralized element that's going to happen in AI, it's going to need to come from the compute side. Compute is going to, you know, is going to provide that. Then on top of that, you have everything else. I think if anybody's really interested in in AI, um, you know, look into into the ATH token, look into the uh, into Bit Tenser and the Tau token and and study the subnets that are existing underneath those environments because there is some cool stuff that's being developed. [David] [03:21] I appreciate you, uh, coming on to the show today. Uh, listen, it's cool to now talk about, I don't know, there's something about AI, or I should say super intelligence, because I don't want to be the like I've continues to say, I don't want to be the enemy of the state. Trump said, you're the enemy if you don't say super intelligence. Super intelligence it is then. Uh, but there's something cool about it. I think it's the first the first thing that mankind has created that has the opportunity to to take us out. That's how I stand on it. Not now, decades from now, I'm sure we can go ahead and, uh, you know, talk about that. It just reminds me of the Matrix, the Terminator, I Robot, a lot of movies that are now to me becoming documentaries. [Guest: Christopher] [04:08] Well, think about it the other way. It's also the one thing that humans have created that could extend life. Like, right? Like, my my kids will be able to live a lot longer, uh, because of AI is going to cure cancer. It's going to cure, like it it it's it's no question in my mind that someday these these diseases will be cured by AI. And like if that is not the motivation in this world to drive more AI adoption and build more data centers in the United States, because imagine the amount of wealth and the amount of business opportunities and the amount of just moral obligation that we have to do this. It is, uh, it is a the opportunity of like I said, multi-generations. And so I think that, you know, for, uh, for younger people, I feel bad for people that are at a point in their lives right now where they are at the end of the the life the health cycle of life because these diseases are are going to be cured. It's like no question in my mind that over, you know, the next five to 10 years, you will see massive massive, uh, announcements around this. So, it's a it's going to be more data infrastructure more AI data infrastructure is going to is better for us as a a country and us as human beings. [David] [05:39] Sam Altman said that you're going to have to take the good with the bad kind of thing. And and that's I guess one of the good parts about it. I I actually agree with you is that five years from now, we might have cures to a lot of things. Uh, and and and the longevity of life, uh, will be an awesome thing to to go ahead and see play out here. So, a lot of benefits to AI. Uh, it's just uh, you know, there are people that are scared. People are scared of, uh, you know, the cons of AI and and what happens there, but it is what it is. It is what it is, man. Uh, live day by day. I don't I don't know. That's that's the only advice I have. Build out and see what happens 10 years down the line. But I appreciate you coming on. Uh, I hope that you guys [Guest: Christopher] [06:24] I appreciate you. [David] [06:25] Hopefully I can get you on, uh, you know, at the end of the uh, the year here or next year, and we can go ahead and talk more about your company and and what you guys are doing out there. Um, [Guest: Christopher] [06:35] Yeah, check it out. Keep it keep the stock symbol in your thing. It's AGPU, so it's easy. [David] [06:39] Oh, we got everything written down for you guys. Everybody can check out YouTube and all that stuff and check out your company. Uh, I like the fact that you're not afraid to go ahead and answer any sort of questions. We have some people that'll plead the fifth. You didn't. I like that. I appreciate that. [Guest: Christopher] [06:55] Yeah, for sure. Well, it's great being on. I appreciate it. [David] [06:58] Thank you, Christopher. Guys, check it out. Christopher's information is in in the streams. You can go ahead and check out the company. Check out what the guys are doing. Um, definitely cool to see. Definitely cool to see people switching over to listen, making the pivot to AI full-time. I'm not I'm just saying in general, the conversations that I've been having, and you guys have seen it for the last few weeks is just it's been all about AI. It's all about and I'm saying things from my perspective where where where it's small businesses. You got and I say this to everybody that I speak to, you got to learn AI. You have to be studying AI. You have to learn it now. Like you will be first to market on a lot of stuff. First, I like I can promise you, you will be first to market. Otherwise, if you take it there are a lot of people saying like it's it's till this very day right now, people are saying giving me the it's not really it's not going to really do anything. Don't sleep on it. Christopher was just on. $200 million market cap. Other companies, same range higher. Investments coming in. Data centers will be built. One I do agree with Christopher on the fact that the technology that we have will extend life. Like AI or super intelligence will extend life. And he is right. And that's been the big conversation. It will extend life. Again, pros and cons. There'll be cons, but I think the pros will outweigh the cons. I just I just feel I sit back and I'm like, man, this is the first potentially, again, I'm looking at I Robot, I'm looking at the Matrix, I'm looking at Matrix Machine City, the machines took over. Like again, maybe not in my lifetime, maybe not in yours, but eventually eventually I do believe like AI develops a conscience, man. 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[Other] [13:53] There we go. United States of America representing. Socialism does not work. Digital assets is a better to move money at the speed of light. People are greedy when they also try to acquire gold. I am here providing electricity and that energy that is necessary. I am the modern day Tony Stark. Welcome to the breakdown episode 805, sponsored by Midnight, Polymarket, Cake Wallet, FOMO. [David] [14:57] You know, uh, I just want I want you guys to be on this journey right now. So, I said for the next 90 days, I'm going to do something something that is absolutely with some some people would say it's insane. I because people are accustomed to staying in the same positions and figuring it out later. I see and I've said this before. I've been first to a lot of things. Uh, can ask even AJ and others would would testify to this. Landy would testify to this. You know, nobody was using live stream on X and I went ahead and integrated live stream on X. Shit, I had so many people tune in and it wasn't saturated. Nobody was putting their face live on camera. I was one of the first people putting my face live on camera. Go look at it. It's time stamp. And yes, pat myself on the shoulder in the back. But then again, like spaces, it got saturated. And then X, I don't know what's going on with X, formerly known as Twitter. I don't understand what's happening with the algorithm, the gamified system, or if it's or if it's not gamified, if it's broken. I don't know what's happening. Anyway, I could stay on X, I can retweet, I can bring in more people who a lot of people say they don't see my show. So, I got DMs already. Dave, I don't see you on Twitter anymore. Do you have a show? I get that from people. And I'm like, yeah, yeah, like you can watch it on Twitter. It's just that I'm on YouTube. I am doing something that a lot of people wouldn't do, but I'm doing something for the longevity of my brand and career. And that is pivoting to Instagram, TikTok, and I'm talking obviously to TikTok headquarters right now, finally, to solve or resolve this problem that I'm having there. And then, okay, YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok. Those three. The reason why I'm pivoting there is because video is extremely important. I come on here every single day, 12 to 2. I talk about multiple subjects. I bring on guests. Those platforms have 200X the amount of people that X, formerly known as Twitter, has. I love X, formerly known as Twitter. I love being on Twitter and having a conversation with people. I'll use X to go ahead and give you updates on what's happening or chime in on things that are happening. But to be on X right now as a media personality, talking about subjects, breaking down the markets, breaking down crypto, traditional, breaking down tech, AI, super intelligence, politics, it is not there. For whatever reason, they've picked out nine people. And they've picked out a certain amount of people that they like and that's it. It it's a totally different company. I kind of miss Jack, I ain't going to front. I respect the hell out of Elon. I think Elon's done amazing things. When it comes to Twitter, I don't know who was put in that position, but they have fucked everything up. Again, I miss Elon. I miss Jack from the standpoint of not everybody got a verified badge. Notable people got verified badges. That's why I'm happy with Instagram. That's why I'm happy with TikTok. YouTube is next. Having a verified badge means something. You This is what I mean about participation awards. And I wish Elon would hear me on this one. Everybody having a badge is like giving everybody a participation award. People have dedicated their lives to building a brand. You know what, people pay for premium, premium plus. Good, give them some sort of mark. But keep the badges for notable people. It's just fair. But again, it it's not just the badges. It it's a ton of things. I'm paying like again, I feel like I'm complaining. Maybe I am. I'm paying 2Gs plus a month for verified organizations for two to three years now. I don't see the 2X boost. I don't see anything. Why am I paying for it? I'm going to take that money and I'm going to again, put it into my company. I'm going to put it into AI. I have no reason anymore to pay for something that gives me nothing back. Maybe others have Listen, if you have a verified organization, please, by all means, I'd love to bring you on to the show. And I'd love to know how the verified organization has helped you. Now, if we're talking about from a brand perspective to show that you are legitimate, great. I'll just take the $200 option. And I'll show that Gokhshtein, the account, the company is legitimate. Great. I'll take that on. Why the hell do I need to take on the $1,200 plan? For what? I don't care about having a badge. I don't really give a shit about one. The only badge that I cared about was the verified badge to make sure that people knew who it was me. You have scammers that are on Telegram and and Discord that are pretending to be everybody. That's the only reason why I cared about it. I don't give a shit about ego and all that other stuff happen. What what I I walked around outside telling everybody I was verified. I didn't give a shit about that. I only thing I cared about is making sure that the people knew where to tune into and who to tune into. And that's me. And that my verified accounts were there for them to make sure they weren't led anywhere else. That's really it. Bottom line. That's why again, not to make this a fucking novel. And a whole goddamn thesis. That's why it's fun to be on Instagram. In 90 days, my Instagram will go from 35k following to 100%, 200, 300,000 people. And I will make sure that I provide good ass content to do that. I'll provide value in the AI space. I will provide value for crypto. That's it. That's bottom line. So, I should should I have been doing this a long time ago? Yeah. I should have been doing this a long ass time ago. I did it with TikTok. Now, I did it with X and then I pivoted also to TikTok. But I really should have been more more I should have been grinding more on Instagram and YouTube. And I didn't. It's funny because I have a verified legacy verified account on Instagram and I did nothing. Nothing. I did nothing to go ahead and push it. Thirst some people call it thirst traps, but me posting my workout videos and stuff like Nobody gives a fuck. Nobody cares. People people are on there right now and watching. People are putting up their PNLs, showing that they trade, etc, etc. That's all they're doing right now. Living the fantasy I don't want to do The one thing I don't want to do is I I was about to tweet this yesterday. You want engagement? Then go ahead and fake it till you make it. Go buy yourself or rent yourself a Lamborghini. Okay? Go to clubs, have somebody videotape you, post the content. You'll blow up on the scene because people will be like, yo, how does he have a Lambo? How does he how does he have that house that's rented? People will tune into you. They'll like, retweet, they'll they'll follow you. You can sell t-shirts, merchandise. That's what it is now. That's really what it is. People showcasing their lives. They're not really showing you much of the trading. They're really not. And they don't really have to at this point. They'll show you one PNL screenshot and that's it. And it's it's good enough. But then once you guys see that they're like they're chilling, people are coming up to them, like that's not staged. Oh, I know who you are. No doubt, son, no doubt. Dapping people up. That's what people want. People want and it's what I said I've I've said this about Instagram before. You know, meet that you see that girl respectfully. You see that girl on you can see that guy on Instagram too. Those see a girl or guy on Instagram. You meet them in real life. They don't look nothing like their Instagram. Nothing like those pictures or videos. You see them pull up in a Lamborghini and it got a tag on it from a rental agency. Like, yo, what the fuck? It is what it is. People live their life, man. People it's it's fantasies, man. And y'all are addicted to fantasies. That that's the problem. Everybody's addicted to fantasy. Y'all see things that you of course, like you see a Lamborghini, Ferrari, see a sports car, see a house. You want it. How did I how do I do it? You you know, I I listen I watched a lot of TikToks and uh Instagrams for the last two weeks. And a lot of it is like, you have a lot of people that are on there who claim to be like influencers or experts, whatever. And they're like, I'm going to give you all this information for free. Here's how you do Listen. I'm sure there are some people that are providing value for free. I do. Landy does. There are a lot of people that do provide value for free. But a lot of them are like, do you want to learn more? Then write like in the comment section. It's just a business. And you know what it capitalism is great and there's nothing wrong with it. You have to identify it. Like I know when I watch a certain video, I'm being upsold. That's really it. Again, there's nothing wrong with it. But you need to decide whether or not the shit's for you. Because all you're going to be doing is you're going to be selling their classes to other people. That's all it is. It's like, hey, you want to learn more? Click like and write like

[Part 5 of 7] [00:00] in the comments. You write like in the comments, you get sent a DM with a link. Now you sign up to the course and you're just reselling their course. [00:07] Yo, game is game. Respect the fuck out of it. [00:11] I respect it. [00:13] 100%. [00:15] That's a business. You're reselling their product. They made a product for you to go ahead and resell. That's all it is. There are, obviously there are content creators out here or media personalities that are on here that deliver value. They could have courses, but they deliver value within those courses. But people want to see sensational shit. Bottom line. They don't care about, I could talk about the markets about going into Bitcoin, going into all majors and by the way, stop tagging me. I'm telling you, stop tagging me, it's worthless. I I want to explain something. I've been in this game for years. It's made me an animal. That's a song, by the way. Biggie. Shout out to Biggie. [01:08] [Applause] [01:16] It's story time. You know, I've been in this industry for so long. I've been on social media for so long. I've been in the industry which is attached to social media. Social media is toxic and then you add in crypto, it makes it 40 times that in terms of toxicity. So, at some point, maybe in the beginning it bothered me because I'm a good person regardless of, you know, again, my opinion is the opinion that matters, like it's the only opinion that matters. Um, but I know what kind of person I am, right? I don't I don't have to justify it. I used to be like, yo, what the fuck is happening? In the beginning when I blew up on on social media, I'm like, what the, yo, so many people like me, but why do these 5%ers, why don't they? And it's just like people are just, they're just mad at the world and they just need somebody to find to go ahead and take their aggression out on. And when you learn that and you stop giving a fuck and you just stop caring, life gets better. The things that I've read, I'll say this, the things that I read today versus what if I read them 10 years or 11, 12 years ago, 12 years ago, I'd be really upset, livid. Now it's just like, if you're going to build a brand and you're going to be front facing, you're going to be out here and your goal is to provide info and do the good thing, there are going to be haters, people that have never achieved anything in their lives that want to do what you're doing. They're going to come out and they're going to harp every single day. They're going to just look for a reason and you're just going to have to understand, man, not everybody's going to like you. There's nothing that you can do to make people like you. People will try to guilt trip you into doing things for their benefit, not for yours and you have to understand that. And I started to learn, I'm telling you, I started to learn more and more about it. First of all, shout out to social media. It's taught me so much. More than living in New York. Like a New York, I'm a New York City kid, tough, thick skin. Anybody from New York, we got thick skin. You you know what I'm talking about. New Yorkers, you know. Social media is a different playground and it and and you learn because you don't see the person. It's a PFP and it's just randoms just talking and talking and saying things that aren't true and you got to develop skin. That's tough. How do you think Trump feels? How do you think Kim Kardashian feels? You know what, if they if they read every single comment, if and if they cared, they wouldn't be on social media. And that's the approach. The approach is like, I don't really I got to the point probably 18 months ago where it fully like I I started not to care, but now I completely nothing, nothing that you can say bothers me. There's only one thing that I care about is and you know what, God. You know, at the end of the day, God knows the truth. And that and that's how I move. I got nothing to prove to nobody. And nobody, you used to, yo, I'm so naive. I used to be, not now, but I was so naive to believe, oh, man, I'll do good things for people and it'll come back here. I'm talking about social media more so. And even in general in life. I'm going to do the good, I'm going to do some really great things for people. And I would and people would ask me and I would guess what? It's not appreciated. It's not. People have their agendas. People want to go ahead and use you. They get close to you, they want to use you, they want to milk your brand and then they want to say, go fuck yourself. You're the asshole. What what happened? You're the asshole. That's it. Twist words, people twist words. People work, people move on their agendas. That's it. They will work and move on their own agenda. They will twist words and they will put it out there and they will start a little campaign to get people on their side, to get you get people against you and it doesn't matter then the day. And that's how you have to look at it. Your opinion is the only opinion that matters. I'll keep saying that. Deion Sanders, shout out to Deion Sanders. [05:47] [Applause] [05:52] You got to take care of yourselves, man. You got to take care of yourself before you can take care of anybody else. That's one thing that I learned. I have to take care of myself before I take care of anybody else or try to help anybody else. Once again, I was tag, I'm not going to tell you who tagged me, but and I'm holding a lot of things, right? Somebody keeps tagging me, but yet no retweets of the show, no likes of the show, no support of the show. Yet I'm supposed to support you. That doesn't it that Dave, I'm telling you, that David is gone. Naive David who used to run and support everybody, open up a show, support, I'm talking about support anything and everything people were doing. I'm going to tell you why that David is no longer around because you guys killed that David. That David no longer exists. You guys did everything possible to really absolutely destroy that part of me. That's it. I owe nobody nothing. I am a market participant. That's how I'll stay. I am going to be absolutely dominating. I'm already dominating, but I'm going to dominate the fuck out of the bull market. If I'm holding your token, I'm telling you right now, I am selling it. There is no more holder mentality. I'm holding, actually, let me just rewind that a little bit. I'm holding until I feel it's time to take out. That's it. There is no more wag me. There is no more anything. I'm going to show the same absolute respect and energy as shown to me. And I'm not angry. I'm just telling you, it's worthless to go ahead and tag me. It's worthless. It is you could say whatever you want, meme, talk. It I'm here for one goal. And that is to build gains. Build and gains, build and gains. That's it. Nice guy David attempted for multiple years and decades to go ahead and do something that was truly special. Done. Done. It used to be me in a space. Pepe all day, 6, 8, 9, 10, 20 hours. Dogecoin, 20 hours. Like me holding things. Oh, David, you're a great moderator. Hold, hold, hold. Holding Shiba Inu. Yo, I'll name everything out. I will name everything out from a crypto side. Me talking about Bitcoin religiously, trying to onboard as many people as I can, paying people. To paying people. Masses of amounts of money, sending people out to conferences, doing all that stuff. Doing all that stuff. No thank yous. It's a thankless job. Not that you need a thank you for doing things, but at least thank you. Fuck, thank you. Now, I want to be like everybody else now. I am going to be just like everybody else. That's it. It used to be the guilt trip. Oh, man, how could you, please, can you? Yo, I used to do the most insane, I used to cancel meetings. I used to cancel things on conferences. I used to do so many things to then go race, to open up a space, to help people out. And guess what? Guess what? Strangers support strangers. You guys watching right now, a bunch of strangers and I respect you and love you for the fact that you guys are tuning in. But you're a bunch of strangers are tuning in. Strangers and when I mean by strangers, I have never talked to you. I have never DM with you. We've never had a real conversation. Yet you show up every day to watch the guests that I bring on here, to listen to the topics that I touch on, to listen to the. Those people are resharing, retweeting, liking, reposting, talking about, clipping my shows and not the people that are tagging me and asking me to do something for them with nothing in return. It is a two-way street. So the energy I'm going to reciprocate the same way you do with me. Don't get mad. Don't get frustrated. I don't got to talk about shit and I can sell whenever I want. I am 100%. I am on this new arc now. Y'all did this. You know what it is? It's you guys who did this. What movie can I compare this to? It's like, it's like, and I've watched everything. FOMO. I go on FOMO. Y'all give me Auggie, I go into Auggie. You destroy me. Good intentions. Okay, you guys want to throw an Auggie, you want me to go in? I go in. Destroy me. Probably the VCs and people who say, I got you. Dumb money, same thing. I go in 6K, destroy me. Even when I lock up what, 290 million tokens, destroy to make a statement. Haha, want to go ahead and destroy DG. Okay, good luck. People have tried that multiple times already. Can you imagine? Can you imagine? And these are people, people that call you friend. I don't need friends like you. I I absolutely do not need friends like you. If I want to, you know what, I'd rather give my money away to charity. Okay? I'd rather give it away to charity. I literally rather give it away to charity. It's crazy. It is absolutely insane. It's insanity. David, why do you got to be that way? Because the world made me. So like what I was trying to say is, you know every, something happens to every single villain. Somebody somebody uh talked about this. Every single villain, I think started out as a as a hero. Or wanting to do good. And I want to do good. I'll still continue to good to that. But the story really is, it's the crowd that's that's changed me and my perspective on everything. 18 months ago, everything started to change. I start my outlook on everything became different. No longer did I no longer do I answer DMs. I don't I don't owe anybody the time to reply to a DM. I don't answer DMs. Have you have you guys seen DMs out here? Have you guys seen people take a screenshot and post DMs out there? You think I'm going to reply to a DM where I'm trying to help you guys out in some way and then when you feel like turning against me, you're going to take my DM and put it out there. You think I'm fucking stupid? I'm going to protect my peace at all costs. The less people I reply to, the better my life is. This is the first industry and you know what, it's my fault. You know, I had a PR, I had a PR or a EI, I should say an executive assistant that worked with me when I blew up. When I blew up in 15, 16 on social media, I had an executive assistant who told me, David, you have to, I'll I'll never forget, it was every day, every day, she would tell me, you have to carry yourself differently now. You can't just mosh pit with everybody. You can't reply to everybody. Everybody has an agenda. They're looking to milk you and your brand. And she was right. Like you I sit back and I look at it today. I look at it today and I'm like, holy shit. The things that she was saying, cuz she did work with Gary V. The things that she was saying, she was right. She was like, yo, like you are absolutely giving your brand to people that you do not know and they are going to milk you and then you become the bad guy. And after so many years and it sucks. Some people learn it right away. Some people like me who are naive, we learn it 18 months later. And when I mean 18 months, 18 months ago, you start realizing, man, everybody's just fucking out here milking the brand to their own benefit. That's it, bottom line. And I got to protect my shit. I got to protect my brand, no matter what anybody says. Fuck out of here. Can you imagine people, yo, to guilt trip me, people were saying that I'm broke. I am fine. I'll be broke. Fine. People were saying, yo, the the to the extent that people were trying to go to to try to get to guilt trip me in a way to say, yo, this dude's broke. He's broke. Okay. I guess I am. I guess I I absolutely yes, I agree. I am broke. I I am absolutely broke. I have no money. You're right. You're absolutely right. The guilt tripping is on a next level. And and you know what I said to myself recently, I said, as much as I love the memes and I will hold memes and whatnot and maybe I'll participate also. But I pivoted to Bitcoin and I pivoted, I pivoted back to my old stomping grounds. Not that I left Bitcoin, but that those that's where that's where I grew up. Bitcoin, Ethereum. I've pivoted to the majors. Like I'm not even I don't like, you know what, for as bad as I think the Bitcoin maxis are, they're not as bad as what this casino shit is. Okay? What I thought and I'm thinking of like, hey, man, start a movement like Roaring Kitty. You can't start a movement like Roaring Kitty did. I I'm fuck I've been talking about this for years starting like a a a movement, Wall Street Bets part two. When you think about it and you look at it and you you put it on a whiteboard, you can't do it with look at the people, look at the people. They don't care about no movements. They care about extracting. They care they're the extractors. That's the whole thing is they're they're extractors. And somehow you become at. Somehow they extract and then they blame you and then you're the bad guy. So fuck that. I'd rather be chilling with fucking the Bitcoin maxis that talk about absolutely dog shit. Then participate in some fuckery. Think about what I'm saying. There's no lies found here. I've been over, look, a lot of you guys have been following me for 12, 13 years. Y'all are I'm you guys know who the fuck you are. Guys, am I not wrong here? Every cycle, people find something. They extract and then they point the finger. And here I am. I'm fucking holding like an idiot. I'm out here preaching Kumbaya, come together, let's send this. And here I am holding like an idiot. People like, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, totally down with it. Totally down with what you're saying. Four days later, they're out. They've extracted enough. And oh, he's the bad guy. How many times did I say, I could go ahead and participate with the with the VCs and with the KOLs. And I have not done that. I have refused because I was like, yo, community should rise up. What is wrong with me? Now I'm thinking like, what what what is wrong with you? For who? For who? For people that turn on you within and make up slanderous accusations that I have noted down. My whole team's noting down every single thing. What am I doing? And I to me, obviously, when you become when you get to the point where you don't care and you just laugh about this stuff, I I just look back at it and I'm like, what was I attempting to do? Not everybody's me. Not everybody wants to see crypto level up to the next level. Like everybody's here for at the end of the day, Dave, everybody's here for money. And everybody's trying to find a way how to extract. I'm going to talk about my brand. People are trying to find a way to extract from you. They're trying to extract from your brand, your money, your everything. And then at the end of the day, you're bad. So like, what are you doing? Why do you and it goes back to my first EA. Why are you giving people access to yourself? Why? And what I'm doing right here is I'm preaching to those who are building their brands, who are trying to level up, protect yourselves. Listen to me when I say that. Protect yourselves, protect your peace, protect your time. Not everybody deserves your time. Okay? If you know somebody great, talk to them. If somebody supported you for a long time, you should acknowledge them. And supported you for the right reasons. With nothing attached, no strings attached. Somebody might be supporting you because they love your work, they love what you do, they love how you break things down, they love your content. You should acknowledge them 100%. But most people are here with a smile on their face, with a knife in their hands, bro. Like and you have to understand that when that hug comes and the knife gets stuck into your back, you should have expected it. That's why I'm a little bit different now. That's why I'm different. I even try to start spaces. I'm going to I'm going to give you an example. I even tried to go back on X spaces. And as I'm having conversations, I feel nothing. I felt nothing. What I felt was, I'm coming back to spaces and I'm ultimately going to give people my my time and access to my brand and they don't deserve it. And then at the end, I'm somehow going to be twisted into being the bad guy. Why do I want that? I said I want to make $100 million minimum. That's not the way I'm going to go ahead and trade my way to $100 million. Is to go ahead and participate in the absolute fuckery that we have here. Zero. The guilt tripping. The nasty things that have, I got to tell you, I don't know who the fuck raised some of you guys. The nasty things that have been said, again, documenting everything. Quietly. You're sitting, not me. I'm just quietly sitting back. Y'all can Yo, it got so with the PVPs and all this stuff. I can't in the last cycle, I couldn't go ahead and go into anything. People were telling you what you can go into with your own money. Otherwise, if you went into something, you're you're vaping. Yo, the things that went on in crypto, craziness. It is that's why I'm saying, you know what, I don't give a fuck. I'm doing my thing. I'm doing my thing. I I don't respectfully, I don't need anybody. I've made it. I've made it. Like I've made it. I don't need to show off Lamborghinis and Ferraris and $25, $30 million houses. I don't need to do none of that shit. I don't need to fake it till you make it kind of thing. I don't need to show up to clubs with a camera guy. Like I'm I don't care about that. Will I do that in the future? Will I have somebody tag along? Maybe, but I don't really care for it. Like don't. My goal is to build something phenomenal and hit my targets. That's it. Y'all want to showcase what you are. You want to live this lifestyle? No problem. There's pros and cons to that, man. Just just realize that, man. Just realize. You know, the craziest part about everything. Look, I'm having an open conversation with you guys before I go ahead and exit, um, this show. 8:05. We'll look at Polymarket also before I go. By the way, if you are signing up to Polymarket, if you are signing up to Polymarket, use the code breakdown and get $25. Use my link. If you're not using the link, use the breakdown as the code and get $25. Okay? Get $25 with that code. Um, It sounds selfish. It really does sound selfish when you say you care about yourself and yourself only. But like, you have to be selfish. You have to be a little bit selfish. Otherwise, you're not going to like the life you live. I'm telling you that right now, man. I am telling you from experience, the draining, the fake smiles, like all that stuff, the people wishing me wishing me horrific things. You got to and and you learn, you know what, you learn to adjust. It doesn't it doesn't bother you once you adjust to it. Once you understand what social media is and as long as you believe in God and you guys heard me preach before. Like it's like you have don't worry. But social media is toxic and again, like I said, your time is precious. You'll never

[Part 6 of 7] [00:00] get that back. [00:02] And [00:05] I'll I'll say one thing. I don't regret being who I am from 2015, 16 when I popped off and and being so nice and I don't regret any of that because it built me into what I am today. [00:19] I I had to go through those things. And this is some I'm preaching God stuff right now. But but I think God puts you through all these situations [00:30] so you can learn and become a better person. That that's really it. You are put through these situations. [00:37] Like I asked myself, how did I end up here, man? I was good. I had a great career. I didn't need to leave. Now I'm here. I love crypto. I love Bitcoin, everything about Bitcoin. I love it. It opened up my eyes to everything and now the real world works. Here I am, [00:52] trying to be friendly with everybody, not understanding, I don't see these people, I don't know their vibe, I can't understand their vibe until they stick the knife in my back. [01:03] But everybody comes into your life for a reason. [01:06] Every single body comes into your life for a reason and there's something to learn from that and you learn from that and you wish people well. I wish even my enemies I wish them well. I'm not I will never my [01:22] I am not God. [01:26] And this is the approach that I've always taken. [01:30] Whatever's wished upon me, your conversations will be with God, not me. Like I have nothing to do with anything. [01:37] People that wish you bad, say bad things about you, ultimately one day you're going to have to explain yourself [01:44] to the one and only. That that's really it. And and that's how like now specifically that's how I carry myself. I've always believed in God, but from [01:52] I I I carry myself in a way where [01:55] I'm not going to answer. It's not my place to answer. Whatever you're going through, that's you. You'll answer to God, not me. [02:03] [clapping] [02:06] Me saying that I'm not going to talk about any projects anymore. [02:10] That doesn't mean I dislike somebody. That just means that I value my time. [02:15] And I'm just like everybody else now. [02:18] Again, energy. The same energy shown to me, well, I will show to everybody else. And that's it. [02:30] I got people that know me say, Dave, why don't you respond? I don't need to respond. That's again, like I said, that's God will respond. [02:41] I'm not talking about I'm wishing for God to like do something to people where it hurts them. No, no, no, no, no. You will ultimately meet your maker one day and you will have to go ahead and [02:54] answer questions. [02:57] That's it. All I can do is live good. [03:01] All I can do is be a good person, but I don't have to give out my time. [03:05] [clapping] [03:07] I don't want to be milked anymore. [03:10] I'm tired of being run over by the bus. All right? Y'all cool with that? I'm tired of being run over by the MTA, okay? I'm tired of being run over by the buses. Okay? Anything that goes wrong, it's David's fault. No, no, no, I'm tired of that. Done. [03:28] I'm done. Pick Go ahead and find the new influencer. Cuz y'all call me an influencer now, which I don't consider myself an influencer or a KOL. Go find yourself another piñata, okay? [03:42] Go find yourself another crash crash dummy to go ahead and smack around. That's it. [04:01] I don't even know why I went into this rant just now. I don't know why I went into it. [04:11] I have no idea why. [04:15] I think, you know, I know why, because somebody tagged me today. [04:21] I did change. I did change after that because basically with the whole rage situation, [04:29] I fuck it, we'll spend 10 minutes and I'll talk about some of these things. [04:33] I changed, I think I changed besides that, the change was already coming in general. But I did change after that because [04:44] first of all, I was being told what I can go ahead and buy, which is the that that was probably the weirdest thing for me. People were telling me what I can buy. And I and I was I was really confused by that. I'm being told what I can get into because if I get into something, if I get into something that is not to people's liking, then I'm at fault. [05:10] And by the way, this is such a small place. If you're surrounded by people, my opinions are not those or reflect those who say shit. Like I I if I feel like saying something, I'm going to tell you right now. If I feel like saying something to anybody, I will. I am not I am 100% [05:34] not afraid to say anything to anybody. I will tell you how I feel. Good, bad or indifferent, whether you like it or not, I will say it. [05:44] I'm just a grown ass man, so I just keep my mouth shut and I'd rather not get into it. Maybe 10 years ago, yeah, 100%. [05:52] Go ahead and look back at the videos. I was wild. But now it's just like, yeah, I don't I don't feel like getting into it. I'm doing other things. [06:01] But you have people telling me what I can do. [06:05] Oh, you can you you you can't go into that one. You got to go into this one. So now I got to buy both. I buy both and then like, hey, listen, I can pick what I like. [06:18] And again, it's my views. Nobody else nobody else can I'm telling you, I think you don't understand who I am. Nobody, not even my mother or my father could tell me what to do. I walked in my own lane. I'm going to tell you that right now. Not a single individual in this space, you won't even come close. If my parents could not control me, and that's not saying I wasn't a good kid. I'm just saying I walked to my own beat. [06:47] Then you ain't going to do shit. I can promise you that. I will go into things based on my judgment. I'm clicking buy based on how I'm feeling and my research. I am a Sagittarius. I am a loner. Read up a Sagittarius. We do things on our own time, at our own beat. Nobody tells us what to do. [07:11] I'm Eastern European blood, [07:16] New Yorker. Bro, like there is nothing. I will walk to my own beat. Period. [07:25] And I rub people the wrong way because that's how I act. Like I walk to my own beat. I say what I say. And there's no apologies. Like there I apologize for nothing because I've done, you know what, in my mind, I've done nothing to ever ever hurt anybody. I've probably donated to more charities than anybody in this goddamn space. [07:47] And I won't even start naming them because when you do that kind of stuff, you do it from the bottom of your heart. [07:57] But just because you're a good person doesn't doesn't mean anything. People will go ahead and twist your character and make you look bad. [08:05] But talking about that, I still got some dude who I should fucking block. One or two of them. [08:13] 2023, why why doesn't nobody ever talk about the wins? And most of these things that I talked about went up. Talk about crying cat. Crying cat went to $13 million, $14 million. [08:28] I'm still holding. Where where am I at fault? Y'all want me to still shake my ass for a fucking meme token? Absolutely not. [08:40] And I have some guy will never and one thing I will never do, never say your names because you are never getting that fucking clout. I have some fucking guy talking about, [08:52] man, he's done this all the time. He should be shaking his ass. Fuck you and that shit. Y'all dumped on my head. [09:00] Y'all dumped on my head and then you want me to shake my ass? And unfortunately, there's some really good people in there that I actually like, but unfortunately, this is crypto. [09:12] I'm a fucking market participant. I can understand, you know what? I can understand if I started a project, then, you know what? Well deserved. Like if I started a project, you can come at me. And we can have the convo. But when I'm sitting here and I I haven't started shit and I'm a market participant just like you and I put more money into the motherfucker than you, you ain't going to tell me to shake my ass. [09:40] So this is what I've gone through and that's what changed me. I'm serious. That why and I'm thinking to myself, I was so good just chilling and talking about Bitcoin and Ethereum. [09:51] Litecoin and and and Solana, like you don't have that drama there. You go into the memes and the casino, I'm thinking and and the more, guys, if you hear the way I I've been speaking lately, the more that I watch this space, the more toxic and the more I don't believe in it. And I'm talking about the memes, not crypto. I'm talking about just the the meme economy. I don't believe in it. [10:15] Nobody holds, nobody believes and then you want me to sacrifice me for this? [10:23] I've been early to all these memes. [10:28] People shitting on those memes and then now they're in these memes because they're on different fucking uh platforms and protocols. Now they're cool. [10:39] Come on, man. Like I I just now I smile. I'm like, listen, at least I at least I called it early. [10:49] At least I called it early, you know? It is that's what it is. So it's like, what is the what is the point? And then like we were talking about rage. There's fucking seven Do you understand there are like 17, 18, 34, maybe more than that, all these tickers are there. I'm I'm going into whatever's going to fucking go up. [11:12] I am going into things that are going up. If I got to go to if I have to buy five, six of them, that's what I'm doing. Nobody's my who the fuck is to tell me what I'm supposed to go into? It's the weirdest thing. I I sat back here mind blown at times. Like, bro, I've gone into things and people are telling me what I can go into. With my money. [11:37] Could you imagine? People are telling you what you can buy with your money. That's the point that the meme economy got to. [11:47] No, no, no, no. This is only this is the one that you got to buy or we're going to fudge you. What? Then I'm not going to fucking I am not coming out here saying another word. Have fun. I'm chilling. I'm going shake your ass for me now. [12:04] What the fuck are we talking about? [12:08] I'm losing money out here in these fucking memes. [12:15] That's it. That's how I feel. I don't give a fuck. I don't care if after today's show, somebody were to say, oh, David's an asshole now. You think I'm an asshole anyway. [12:27] Now I'm an asshole. I'm a confirmed asshole because now I won't support. That's right. Don't tag me now. [12:35] That was the whole thing. Don't tag me anymore because now it's it's done. [12:41] It's over. It it really is over and it's sad, but it's over. People dragged my name all over the fucking place and did not have the fucking courage to go onto social media and say, you know what, that's wrong because DG ain't that. All you motherfuckers stay silent. And I know and I hope that you feel that I'm talking to you. A lot of you motherfuckers dragged me out here. [13:05] When all I ever have done has come out here and given fucking platforms out to people. Now people have platforms and they're making money. Not even a thank you and fuck you, you shouldn't even expect a thank you. But all these motherfuckers are making money now. They got platforms, everything. You would think that the at least they would have the audacity to just come out to the goddamn fucking social media platforms that they're on and say, you know what? You guys are wrong. That's not DG. DG's a good cat, man. DG's have has done nothing but uplift people. Man, DG's fucking he's been fucking exit liquidity on almost everything. Nah, silence. Y'all motherfuckers dragged my name. Do not think I don't remember. [13:52] Do not think that I don't remember. The dragging. [13:57] And y'all want a Kumbaya? There is no Kumbaya. [14:02] There is absolutely no Kumbaya. [14:05] Zero of that happens. I don't want a Kumbaya. [14:11] I don't give a fuck if you like me or not. [14:15] Don't care. You you did this. I just want you to remind you, you showed me [14:22] that there are relatively only a few good people in this world. [14:26] You showed me the Stone Cold Steve Austin mentality of don't trust anybody. You showed me, you taught me. I want to thank you though. I want to end this by thanking a lot of people. You I want to thank. [14:40] I want to thank every single person that has taken that knife and stabbed me in the back, not even in the front. I want to thank you for that. I want to thank you for dragging my name. You I want you to I want to thank you personally for opening up my eyes [14:55] to everything that has gone on for fucking years. That it doesn't mean anything. [15:03] Me being out here supporting people, giving platforms, racing, open up spaces, doing all types of things to help people out and in return, spit in my face. I have learned now. You guys have taught me a very, very, very valuable lesson. Do not trust a single human being. That's what you've taught me. Have a little circle that you can trust, [15:30] that you can talk to, that don't have any other [15:37] agendas. [15:41] They just want to be cool with you, vibe out and win together. Those are the people you hold closest. Everybody else can go fuck themselves. Respectfully. [15:51] And I could say that from all the dragging that has gone on. But ultimately, like I said, [15:59] it's not in my hands. [16:04] Your beef now is with God and I'm going to let it be just like that. You want to pretend that you're a good person, no problem. Again, when you meet your maker, I hope that you were a good person. [16:16] I hope you know where you stand. I know where I stand. And I'm proud of the fucking man that I am and I'm pretty sure my dad is absolutely fucking proud and my ancestors are proud of the person who I am today. [16:32] You want to sit at the you want to sit at the table and talk about me. I already know about me. So let's turn the tables around you and let's talk about you. [16:43] You won't like to talk about you, trust me. [16:46] [clapping] [16:50] Now, if you think this message is towards you, then it probably is. Cuz you're probably feeling some sort of way. If you don't feel if this message, if you like, if you're not questioning, then it's probably not towards you. [17:11] What's that quote? What's that fucking quote? [17:17] Hold on. [17:28] What is that quote? [17:39] What is that quote? [17:46] Let me find that shit. [17:52] I'm I'm out here interviewing the some of the dopest people in the world. What the fuck am I doing? Talking to people that absolutely have these fucking crazy agendas. [18:19] Hold on. I'll find it. [18:30] I like the one uh, they're talking about you again and I love that. Yeah, cuz they cuz when they talk about themselves, nobody gives a shit. I love that quote, by the way. [18:43] Where's that quote? [18:49] This is a good quote. The world will the world will ask you who you are and if you don't know, the world will tell you. That's so fucking true. [19:01] Where's that quote I'm trying to find? [19:12] Fuck. [19:20] Man. [19:30] Fuck. [19:34] It's a really good quote, man. [20:04] Yo, there's a there's a quote. Um, I I take rumors as a compliment. The fact that you are bringing my name to tables I don't sit at shows your obsession. Stay bothered. Uh, but where's the one? [20:22] This one this one's always a vibe. Put me in the same room as people who talk shit about me and watch how friendly and silent they become. [20:38] I'd rather be hated for who I am than loved for who I am not. That's a good. Where's the fucking quote though? There's a quote that's that's really dope. [21:01] Oh, this is one of them, but this is this is like kind of like part two of it. No one can use my past against me. I'll comfortably I'll confidently sit at the table and tell my story from start to finish. I own my mistakes, my failures and every scar I've picked up I've picked up along that way. I faced the darkest chapters of my life and made peace with them. What you call T, I call my testimony. I'll read that again. Nobody can use my past against me. I'll confidently sit at a table and tell my story from start to finish. I own my mistakes, my failures, every scar I've picked up along the way. I faced the darkest chapters of my life and made peace with them. What you call T, I call my testimony. That's a good one. I like that. [21:51] That shit, these are really good. [22:12] Man, I can't find that one. Anyway, I can't find it. It sucks. I'll look for it. [22:20] I'll look for it. I I think it was a good quote. [22:25] But this is true. The last one, this is very true. This is very true and I feel this one. If you hear a bad story about me, you have to know there was a time I was good to those people. They won't tell you that. [22:39] [applause] [22:41] That I've always loved that quote. [22:45] [applause] [22:45] I'll say that again. If you hear a bad story about me, you have to know there was a time I was good to those people, but they won't tell you that. [22:52] [applause] [22:55] Yes, I've seen the light. I have seen the light. [22:58] [applause] [22:59] I 100% have seen the light after um, I would say that social media is absolutely a fucking experience. It is 100% an experience and at some point, again, some people learn faster, some people are less naive. Um, again, some people learn within five months, within three weeks. It took me about nine, 10 years to figure out that I just can't be an open person with people. I I just can't I can't give everybody a platform. Okay? I I I can't give everybody I I I just can't give my time to everybody. I have to care about myself. That doesn't mean I can't talk to people. It doesn't mean I can't vibe out with people. It just means that I have to also appreciate who I am. By the way, welcome. [23:51] [applause] [23:55] Welcome to the breakdown episode 805. For those who come to this show every single day from Tik Tok, from YouTube, from Twitter, Kick, and whatever other platforms. And for those who and thank you for this. For those who stream or listen into the podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, I Heart Radio and Amazon Music. Thank you so much. I appreciate it. I really do. Thank you. [24:25] We will go, we're only going we're just we're starting I'm in my prime. And I will always be in my prime and we're just going to a new level. I need to make a tweak. I needed to make a tweak where I I focus on YouTube and Instagram more than anything else. And that's what I'm doing. If you see me posting less on on Twitter, that's because unfortunately, I'm not going to allow my brand to die on on Twitter because it's so fucking gamified and only nine people are being catered to. Fuck that, keep your shit. I don't give a fuck about it. So that's why I pivoted and within 90 days, it could come even sooner. My account will blow up. It will be the account you go to to find out what's happening in crypto, what's happening with Bitcoin, what's happening in AI, AGI, super intelligence, politics. It will be that account that you come to and you will see clips of notable people being interviewed by me, talking about the latest topics and having the dopest conversations on this planet. [25:38] [applause] [25:39] I'm here to be the best. I ain't here to be a part of the top 10, a part of the top 20. I'm here to dominate this motherfucking space and that's about that. I don't give a fuck where you got me in the rankings. Your rankings don't mean shit to me. At the end of the day, when I go to sleep and when I wake up, I'm number one. I just got to go ahead and make sure I dominate every single day. Shout out to everybody who tunes in. I love you. Without you guys, I would not have a platform, regardless of how good I think I am. We'll see you tomorrow. We have another guest coming on. It's Friday tomorrow.

[Part 7 of 7] [David] [00:00] Hey. It's Friday. Let's have a good Friday and let's have a good weekend. Have a good day today. Win big. Be patient but big win and take advantage of all opportunities. On that note, I'm out. [David] [00:12] Yeah! [David] [00:18] Yeah!