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Speaker 2: What we say in is you know, of course they're
Speaker 2: having a billion dollar evaluation that we talked about in
Speaker 2: a high level conversation to billing dollary valuation.
Speaker 3: Just mean somebody with a lot of money said you
Speaker 3: worth something. You understand me.
Speaker 2: But you need that you need friends in high places,
Speaker 2: and they got them all over. At this point in time,
Speaker 2: we see the courtier you know, buy into pour in,
Speaker 2: leverage your money, your power, your time, influence, you understand me,
Speaker 2: and everything to increase their branding, right, and so the
Speaker 2: Borday Yacht Club, of course, they dropped their eight coin,
Speaker 2: which is currently trending around fourteen to fifteen dollars right now,
Speaker 2: right today, they dropped their merch and then they merch
Speaker 2: was a way to get more people to buy into it.
Speaker 3: But of course there were some issues with.
Speaker 2: You know, coinbase that they was having with that coin,
Speaker 2: but the point of it was that people were willing
Speaker 2: to buy that ape coin to get to their merch.
Speaker 2: So they're creating use case for utility, you understand me.
Speaker 2: And not only did they do that, they set up
Speaker 2: partnerships with different buildings in.
Speaker 3: Miami to where people can pay their rent with it,
Speaker 3: you understand me. They really want to prove a lot
Speaker 3: of use case and utility with it.
Speaker 2: So therefore, and not only that, there were so many
Speaker 2: people that was able to buy into their fund apes,
Speaker 2: so they're going to be creating a lot of wealth
Speaker 2: transfer of hundreds of millions of dollars. Now some people say,
Speaker 2: you know, up to a billion dollars with the amount
Speaker 2: of money that they allow people to buy into their project.
Speaker 3: You understand me.
Speaker 2: And at the beginning of this thing, I told you
Speaker 2: I didn't care about no artwork.
Speaker 3: I don't care about no market. It's about what the
Speaker 3: technology allows you to do.
Speaker 2: And they've been able to utilize and create a creative
Speaker 2: business model that allowed them to be able to make
Speaker 2: billions of dollars.
Speaker 3: Understand me?
Speaker 2: Or the circulation of billion dollars in the future project,
Speaker 2: Because every time I help somebody create an NFT project,
Speaker 2: I'm helping you establish a brand, create a business, build
Speaker 2: a community, utilize the technology. It's not about you, understand me.
Speaker 2: Are we collecting pictures of art? That's only one aspect
Speaker 2: of how the technology can be used, the same way
Speaker 2: one aspect of you know, Instagram is you can post
Speaker 2: a picture of yourself, right, But there's other different use
Speaker 2: cases and utilities. And what I want us to really
Speaker 2: pay attention to is the way brands are being built
Speaker 2: and how we're communicating what is value Because when we
Speaker 2: talk about the future of money, we're seeing it built
Speaker 2: out right now. And the cement is still wet where
Speaker 2: it's not one hundred percent concrete what will be what
Speaker 2: will be successful? Who gets to influence this space one
Speaker 2: hundred percent? But there are a lot of leaders deciding
Speaker 2: to take their place, and everybody is ushering to be first,
Speaker 2: you understand me.
Speaker 3: And the future of money is interesting.
Speaker 2: I said this on a breakfast club about you know, Sweden,
Speaker 2: right made an announcement that about twenty and thirty they
Speaker 2: gonna be the first place to get rid of physical cash,
Speaker 2: you understand me. And they were also the first to
Speaker 2: have physical you know, cash back by.
Speaker 3: The bank, you understand me.
Speaker 2: And then you go over of course, and you go
Speaker 2: look at China, and China was the first to create
Speaker 2: you know, or you know Genghis Khan Kuba Klan grandson,
Speaker 2: he created the first money that wasn't backed by nothing
Speaker 2: but the fear of death that you have to use this.
Speaker 2: But at some point in time that didn't work for
Speaker 2: him as well, because they were printing way too much money.
Speaker 3: You understand me. And then that's why that fell as well.
Speaker 2: And when you go over to China right now today,
Speaker 2: you don't need any physical dollars. You can utilize your phone,
Speaker 2: you can utilize the platforms or we pay or whatever
Speaker 2: else you want to, and you can be completely digital today.
Speaker 2: So the digital reality in the digital economy is completely
Speaker 2: growing right now in front of our eyes, and there's
Speaker 2: landscapes and there's shift that's happening when we look at
Speaker 2: what's happening when Ukraine. I was talking to Rashad and
Speaker 2: Troit earlier. You understand me. In Russia and how they're
Speaker 2: utilizing this technology in their war is set in the precedents, right,
Speaker 2: Bitcoin was always going to be involved in the war
Speaker 2: of currencies. So by investing in bitcoin, you were investing
Speaker 2: into a currency war, right, So your money will be
Speaker 2: involved in that up and down space as things are
Speaker 2: being built out because of that currency war.
Speaker 3: You understand me.
Speaker 2: And the technology of looking at bitcoin now is not
Speaker 2: that its being a currency, but it's being a storehouse
Speaker 2: of value.
Speaker 3: It being an asset that you just hold. You understand me.
Speaker 2: And the way I'm trying to get people to understand
Speaker 2: this new reality that we ushering in is understanding what
Speaker 2: can be considered money, what can be leveraged as money.
Speaker 3: You understand me. In the new.
Speaker 2: Forms of money because the industry is being ripped apart
Speaker 2: from the fabric and the SAMs. You understand me, there's
Speaker 2: fractionalization of NFTs. You have defied protocol staking is probably
Speaker 2: going to be one of the biggest thing that's increasingly
Speaker 2: popular more than ever. These defied protocols is something that
Speaker 2: more people should get into. Whether you study and what's
Speaker 2: going on with acre and putting your money into that
Speaker 2: and getting nine point I think it's nineteen point five
Speaker 2: percent return, some giving you thirty five percent return to
Speaker 2: lock your money up. But that's so dangerous because that's
Speaker 2: the greatest competition to the banks where you want to
Speaker 2: put your money at.
Speaker 3: And we're going into economy.
Speaker 2: Where nobody is going to want to have money that's
Speaker 2: sitting anymore, you understand me. So there's a competition of money.
Speaker 2: There's a competition of banking that's happening. And the beauty
Speaker 2: of these spaces fighting right now, you understand me, is that.
Speaker 2: And of course this is before you know our regulation
Speaker 2: is set in, because they are studying the future of
Speaker 2: money before they start to regulate, so that they can
Speaker 2: see where they can benefit the best in the space
Speaker 2: and they can.
Speaker 3: Have control and power.
Speaker 2: Right. But if you are not, if you have a
Speaker 2: bank account and you don't understand staking and yield.
Speaker 3: For me, that's an issue. That's a lie. Erners, what's up.
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Speaker 6: Let me ask you this, Let me ask you this.
Speaker 6: God no keys can go y'all told.
Speaker 2: Me, told me to get the leather has come on,
Speaker 2: has come off?
Speaker 3: That's one layer the matrix.
Speaker 6: Yes, out out to the first of all. Shot out
Speaker 6: to YouTube. Seventy three hundred people hit the like button,
Speaker 6: hit the like.
Speaker 3: But I wanted to get into it.
Speaker 6: I was reading the conference. I wasn't mused by some
Speaker 6: of them. Nino Brown before the trial was my favorite
Speaker 6: trial before the trial. Very dangerous, that.
Speaker 3: Is it, very very dangerous, very dangerous man.
Speaker 6: Very dangerous. So let me ask you this. Let's let's
Speaker 6: let's bring it back home NFTs. You it's just perfect
Speaker 6: timing because we a lot of people still don't understand NFTs.
Speaker 6: They don't understand like the use case for NFTs. They
Speaker 6: think it's just like some some weird art on the internet.
Speaker 6: So this is a perfect situation that we just came upon.
Speaker 6: So you brought courtside tickets yesterday to Takyrie's home game,
Speaker 6: his first home game of the season, the Nets versus
Speaker 6: the Pelicans, and I was supposed to go with you
Speaker 6: to the Hornets. I was supposed to go with you
Speaker 6: and I couldn't make it because my son had a
Speaker 6: basketball tournament in Pennsylvania, so I was out of town.
Speaker 6: So I told you like last minute, like, bro, I
Speaker 6: can't make it. And it was like, you know, figuring
Speaker 6: out who we could give the ticket to it can
Speaker 6: sell the ticket. And then I kind of had the idea,
Speaker 6: but you you actually said it, and you was like, well,
Speaker 6: actually was make an NFT out of it. And literally
Speaker 6: the game was at seven thirty. We had this conversation
Speaker 6: like four o'clock and I'm like, you don't think that
Speaker 6: this is too short time.
Speaker 7: He's like, nah, make a post. He made a post.
Speaker 7: He posted it on his page. I posted it on
Speaker 7: Earn Releash's page. He made the NFT and within a
Speaker 7: half an hour it was sold. Talk about that because
Speaker 7: that's a real use case that actually happened in real
Speaker 7: life within thirty minutes yesterday.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think it's the perfect use case, and it goes
Speaker 2: into how that whole entire ticket space is.
Speaker 3: Going to be disrupted.
Speaker 2: You understand me, Because I could have chose to put
Speaker 2: it on the platform and sell it right. Instead, I
Speaker 2: was able to upload it on my phone on my
Speaker 2: own smart contract that I own you understand me.
Speaker 3: That's part of the Crown Society.
Speaker 2: And what happened was I uploaded, I utilized railable first
Speaker 2: of all, so I got the ticket. The ticket is
Speaker 2: going to give you a bar code to where you
Speaker 2: get access to the Crown Club.
Speaker 3: Is beautiful once you get down there. Now listen, I'm
Speaker 3: not sitting no other seat but courside for now on.
Speaker 3: You understand me.
Speaker 2: I gotta get almost hit by the ball. You know
Speaker 2: what I'm talking about. I gotta feel like I'm in
Speaker 2: the game. But anyway, once you hit me, I have
Speaker 2: to think of it because, like I tell people, the
Speaker 2: most the greatest thing right now is your creativity. Because
Speaker 2: all of the tools are out there is about how
Speaker 2: you use it. Right, So when you think about NFTs
Speaker 2: and blockchain and all these things, think about how could
Speaker 2: this be used?
Speaker 3: That's it. Don't even think so much about what is
Speaker 3: this technology? Don't get caught up in that. Think about
Speaker 3: how this can be used.
Speaker 2: So I say I got the ticket, Rashah can't pull up,
Speaker 2: So let's go ahead and make it an NFT. Therefore
Speaker 2: I can verify who owns this. Now I had two options.
Speaker 2: If I had a lot of time, I could have
Speaker 2: did a buy or bid. A buy essentially saying that
Speaker 2: whoever buys it first owns it, and then they can
Speaker 2: sell it to whoever secondary A bid is saying that
Speaker 2: in a certain amount of timeframe, then people get the bid,
Speaker 2: and whoever wins out in this timeframe, then they now
Speaker 2: own it. So now I'm going course side to a
Speaker 2: game that's an ex So the tickets are already expensive,
Speaker 2: so I said, wait a minute, we can utilize the
Speaker 2: platform to push this out to a masis amount of people.
Speaker 2: Whoever wants that experience of coming to the game of
Speaker 2: nineteen keys and replace for a replace of Rashad, then
Speaker 2: they can buy this NFT. And at any other point
Speaker 2: in time, I can decide that whoever owns his NFT
Speaker 2: can get additional value just for owning it. So the
Speaker 2: young brother, his name was web surfer you understand me,
Speaker 2: on the internet, but his real name was Jeffrey. You
Speaker 2: understand me. Jeffrey seen that post, he said. He happened
Speaker 2: to be down the street from the stadium in Brooklyn.
Speaker 3: You understand me. He told me that he fired his job.
Speaker 3: He wrote a book, he.
Speaker 2: Had part of the infinite Web strategies. You understand me
Speaker 2: had a whole testimony. It was a beautiful moment. He
Speaker 2: bought it in At first, I couldn't find who it was, right,
Speaker 2: I called you. I'm like, oh man, I don't want
Speaker 2: to be holding a bag and they trying to get
Speaker 2: a refund with the ethereum.
Speaker 3: You understand me.
Speaker 2: So I said, we got to figure out who this is.
Speaker 2: So then we post sold out, right, because it sold
Speaker 2: out in like maybe twenty minutes.
Speaker 3: You understand me. You're talking about the game by the
Speaker 3: start in thirty. So then I got the bright eye.
Speaker 3: I say, wait a minute.
Speaker 2: Everything is transparent on the blockchain. When somebody buys it,
Speaker 2: I see the transaction. Everybody sees the record of the transaction, right,
Speaker 2: So therefore I got his wallet address because I see
Speaker 2: that he was the one who bought it, and I
Speaker 2: made a second NFT. The second NFT was of the ticket.
Speaker 2: The first NFT was a picture of you know, the
Speaker 2: Crown's keys NFT, and.
Speaker 3: So he bought that first one.
Speaker 2: I seen who bought it, and then I made a
Speaker 2: second NFT and I sent it to his wallet.
Speaker 3: The second NFT was the actual ticket with the bar
Speaker 3: code on it. You understand me.
Speaker 2: So therefore, when he got it in his wallet, he can
Speaker 2: go to the door scan it, then he gets access.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: He told me, it's crazy because he must have told
Speaker 2: a friend that he bought it, and he didn't know
Speaker 2: I sent this to him. But because everything is transparent,
Speaker 2: his friends seen that he was in his wallet, you
Speaker 2: understand me. So his friend told him, like, yo, here
Speaker 2: go the ticket in your wallet. So then he pulled up,
Speaker 2: grabbed the ticket, came to the game, and the young
Speaker 2: brother had an experience of a life time.
Speaker 3: My graduates from my school being forced back and drop.
Speaker 6: Thanks drop bang.
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