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Hey, before we get started with this episode, if you're into

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the future of digital collectibles, make sure you check

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out the latest episode of The Nifty Show

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at theniftyshow.com. Bitcoin

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has raced back over $30,000. ETFs

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are on the way for

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the traditional financial services,

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and the economy is cuckoo crazy. Is

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that a technical term? What does

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it all mean? Do you think we have any insight?

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Well, we don't, but we're going to poke around and

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see if we can make sense of it on the Travis

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and Joel say just as many words as

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necessary to keep your attention. Episode

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number 685 of the Bad Crypto Podcast.

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And welcome once again to the Bad Crypto

1:07

Podcast, the show for the crypto curious and the crypto

1:10

serious. Sir Lord Travis Wright, Bitcoin

1:12

has passed $30,000 once again. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding.

1:16

Yeah, it's had a really sort

1:19

of, you know, the last 24 hours,

1:21

it's sort of done a little pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop.

1:24

So, and then even over the last

1:26

seven days, it's up almost 16%. And so you

1:29

got to wonder what's causing that. What

1:32

are the, what are the reasons for this?

1:35

And, you know, we're going to tell you our thoughts today

1:37

about what the hell's going down in the city.

1:39

Yeah, currently timestamp on the

1:42

21st of June, the first day of summer, 2023, it

1:44

is 2.16pm Eastern

1:47

Time in Puerto Rico. The total crypto

1:49

market cap $1.2 trillion Bitcoin 30,021 Ethereum 1878 BNB $250

1:56

XRP just shy of $50.

1:59

cents, Cardano 28 and

2:02

a half Dogecoin six and a half cents

2:04

and Solana in the number 10 slot at $17.

2:08

Do we have any other big winners this

2:10

week from the there has been some big ones. I've

2:12

never heard of cyber Harbor CHT.

2:15

No, I think it's got almost a $500 million

2:17

market cap of 60 some

2:19

percent stacks up over 50%. Pepe

2:22

the ship meme coins that took

2:25

off in the last month or so. And then

2:27

Pepe was really down. Now it's back up. But look

2:29

at

2:29

that man $500 million, almost 600 million

2:34

for this little meme coin. There's some other tokens

2:36

that are interesting on here to me, Sui, the

2:38

number 95 token that and

2:41

Aptos both of those are

2:43

tokens from Facebook's

2:46

Diem project, they left

2:48

they're not doing Facebook project and they

2:50

both launched did they the

2:52

team sort of

2:53

merged and are actually sort of

2:55

divided and they creating two different

2:58

coins. So who knows maybe of those

3:00

ecosystems, there'll be something that pops up that's interesting.

3:02

But it's nice to see some green after

3:04

all the red, Joel, I was just thinking that

3:06

as well. Is there a car pay token as well?

3:08

Because if so, car Bay and Diem should get together

3:11

and would

3:11

be him already broke. So they've they're not

3:14

seizing the day, they literally destroyed the day.

3:17

Oh, no. So you know, here's what's

3:19

going on. crypto potatoes got the news

3:21

Bitcoin returns to 30,000 amid bullish ETF news.

3:26

And this is of course, you know, the US

3:28

government has been very slow to regulate

3:31

incredibly slow, the rest of the world is saying, Come

3:33

on, people, let's, let's get on

3:36

it. Our own, you know, citizens are like,

3:38

Come on, people, let's get on it. And they've

3:40

been regulating by enforcing

3:42

existing rules that have applied to traditional

3:45

securities, commodities, and so forth.

3:47

And they've been denying ETFs

3:50

for for organizations

3:52

that want to bring them to market all the while

3:55

punishing going after Coinbase,

3:58

right with with Suing Coinbase.

4:01

This is the company that the SEC

4:03

said, yeah, you can go public last year.

4:06

And so who's getting these ETFs,

4:08

Trev?

4:10

What is really interesting about this ETF? It's

4:13

almost like there is some sort

4:15

of unstead planned,

4:18

sort of keeping the lid on crypto

4:20

as much as they can. They're trying to hold

4:22

it down. And what they're

4:24

doing is they're going to give

4:27

BlackRock, the world's largest

4:29

asshat manager assets,

4:32

but they're probably, in

4:35

my opinion, one of the worst companies

4:38

in the world based on how

4:40

they manipulate stuff. In fact, James

4:42

O'Keefe has a one

4:45

of his guerrilla journalism's popped

4:47

out yesterday where he interviewed

4:50

a dude who worked at BlackRock, and they were

4:52

talking about how BlackRock officially

4:55

sort of unofficially rules the world

4:57

by paying off all the politicians.

5:00

So it's really interesting to me to see how BlackRock

5:03

is the one that the SEC

5:05

is going to potentially allow to have

5:08

a Bitcoin spot ETF. And to

5:10

me, that's a sign of this. Wow.

5:12

BlackRock has $10 trillion in

5:15

its portfolios that they're

5:17

managing. Well, the total

5:19

crypto market is $1.7 trillion right

5:21

now, right? And

5:24

what I discovered recently was this. If

5:27

BlackRock decided to go in

5:29

and buy all the Bitcoin that's on

5:32

all of the central exchanges right

5:34

now for sale, it would only take 0.3%

5:38

of their money to go out and do that. So

5:40

what happens when we get to a point where BlackRock

5:43

just buys up all this Bitcoin, and

5:45

they're the ones that's managing it? This

5:48

is a theory we've been thinking about for a while.

5:51

You know, they want to keep the price

5:53

down, let the big dogs come in

5:55

and back their trucks up and buy as much of it as

5:57

possible. And then as it takes off,

6:00

They win again.

6:01

Yeah. So you mentioned James O'Keefe,

6:04

of course, got fired, got released from

6:06

his own company, Project

6:08

Veritas started his own thing. And

6:11

now it's OMG, O'Keefe Media

6:13

Group, and he's got over 1200 citizen

6:17

journalists already. Basically, they're

6:20

raising funds. And if you want to be

6:22

a citizen journalist, they'll provide you with a webcam,

6:24

you know, that you're a wearable webcam and microphone

6:27

so that you can go undercover. And

6:29

one of these guys went undercover and

6:31

got a

6:31

BlackRock recruiter to say on camera

6:34

that you can buy a senator for 10K and

6:36

that war is real f'ing good

6:38

for business. I'll put a link to this in the

6:40

show. Have you watched that video yet, Joel? I haven't

6:42

watched it yet. It's really, it's what

6:45

I would say, folks, it's one of the ones

6:47

that you want to go out and you want

6:49

to watch it because this is from their mouth.

6:52

They're saying this is how they control

6:54

the the politicians. They're

6:57

really cheap to get a senator under your

6:59

belt and it's so easy. And then it's

7:01

basically

7:01

what they do is they war is good

7:04

for business. Like wheat is so important to

7:06

Ukraine. They don't want the war

7:08

in Ukraine to end and you can

7:10

see that these big organizations. This

7:12

is how when you get to hyper capitalism,

7:15

Joel, capitalism in itself is

7:17

good. I think it's probably the best

7:19

system that's ever existed for regular

7:21

folks to make it big. But what happens

7:24

is is once you get so consolidated

7:26

and these guys managing 10 trillion

7:28

dollars worth of assets, they

7:31

can basically hire anyone

7:33

and have them be a mouthpiece for them and

7:35

they can do all this stuff. That's not

7:37

good for us as a civilization,

7:40

just kind of like how Soros was kind of destroying

7:43

economies around the world because it was good for

7:45

him. And he said, well, if it wasn't me doing

7:47

it, somebody else would do it. And so they end

7:49

up these narcissists that are controlling things. Just

7:51

sort of do their thing and

7:54

they they just create this wake of shit

7:56

behind them, but they just don't care because it's

7:58

good for their profits.

7:59

So there's a link to that video

8:02

and the article in the show notes. Travis

8:04

is right. And as you guys go check

8:06

it out, I'm going to make sure I watch the entire video.

8:09

Just it's about 11 minutes. It just it makes me sick

8:11

to my stomach because you know, these people that

8:13

are in control, they don't care about

8:16

anybody. They do not care. You

8:18

know, and even I would say, in my personal

8:20

opinion, the big pharma, you

8:22

know, Pfizer, they all they cared about was selling

8:25

as many vaccines as possible. They didn't care

8:27

if there was side effects because they can't

8:29

be held

8:29

liable because our

8:32

government said, hey, you can't sue

8:34

pharmaceutical companies for

8:36

the the medication that you're buying

8:38

from them.

8:39

So there's probably some sick and twisted even

8:41

joy. They get out of this shit. You know what I mean? It's

8:43

like, we got them. Screw

8:46

those guys. So so here we are fighting

8:48

for the little guys out here trying

8:50

to get get as many satoshis as you

8:52

can before BlackRock buys them all up. There's probably

8:54

one thing I would say. I would also say this, Joel,

8:57

this is interesting, is that,

8:59

you know, Bitcoin has been teetering

9:01

around dominance around 50 percent.

9:05

It was as high as almost 52 percent

9:07

yesterday. It's a little bit below 50

9:09

percent today. But it's just

9:11

like doing this to over 50 percent.

9:14

Whenever we've seen that before, it tends

9:16

to see that Bitcoin breaks out and then some

9:18

of the alt coins sort of follow.

9:21

This could be a little different, whereas

9:23

Bitcoin is going to become the Supreme

9:26

King, Daddy. And a lot

9:28

of the other coins are going by that are going to go probably

9:30

by the wayside as the SEC is

9:33

trying to knock them all off. Well,

9:35

this trader, Peter Brand, who's been

9:37

in the crypto sector

9:39

for a long time, he said he called the 2017

9:42

Bitcoin collapse, and he's saying that Bitcoin

9:44

is going to outperform all other

9:47

digital assets. Of course, we're looking at the chart

9:49

here from 2016

9:51

all the way down 17, then

9:54

back up 18. And,

9:57

you know, here we are right now in terms of dominance.

10:00

that we have in the in the marketplace

10:03

is this. Yeah, this is the Bitcoin dominance

10:05

chart. Fifty point oh six percent

10:08

last seen in April 2021.

10:11

So, Trav, this all plays up

10:13

against the the big news

10:16

from Capitol Hill, where

10:18

our do nothing government

10:21

has passed another debt

10:24

ceiling bill, which basically

10:26

removes the ceiling. Right. Right.

10:29

Well, the the unit party has passed

10:31

the bill to say that you can

10:33

print as much money as you want. If you're

10:35

the government and continue devaluing

10:38

your hard earned money, those

10:40

dollar bills in your wallet, in your bank

10:42

account, they are willingly, knowingly

10:45

deflating the value of them. Did

10:47

you get a raise to go along with that

10:49

deflation? I don't think so.

10:52

Yeah, so this right here is is doubly

10:55

concerning because what they

10:57

did, remember they said, oh, we're going to have what? Eighty

10:59

seven thousand new IRS representatives

11:02

out there to come out. And then McCarthy and those guys

11:04

like, no, we're putting an end to that. That's

11:06

not going away. Well, basically,

11:08

they were able to lower

11:11

the funding from however much it was.

11:13

And now instead of eighty seven thousand,

11:16

it's going to be like eighty four

11:18

thousand eight hundred. So they really

11:20

do shit. And now that this thing has been passed,

11:23

now the IRS is now targeting gun

11:25

shops around America, going

11:28

in with guns and then taking

11:30

the the gun paper

11:32

works and receipts so they can then see

11:35

who are the people in America who do have

11:37

the guns. Like it's weird

11:39

as you watch this and it's like having

11:42

the knowledge that I think I've I've accrued

11:44

over the years. Personally, I know that Joel

11:46

has as well is just like watching

11:48

the corruption. I I knew

11:50

that this world was corrupt in the year 2000 when

11:52

I when my eyes opened. And

11:54

then it's almost like watching this stuff unravel

11:57

in slow motion. And now we're getting to

11:59

a point.

11:59

where they've kind of sped up

12:03

the process. Once COVID happened,

12:05

it's like speeding up the corruption.

12:07

And now they're at a point where the debt limit

12:09

is off. They don't have a cap, which

12:12

tells me that Congress doesn't have

12:14

any limitations on how much they

12:16

can spend. They haven't gone in

12:19

and diverted any spending. They

12:21

haven't cut any spending. They've

12:24

only massively increased spending

12:26

now. And we've seen this in

12:28

other countries. As they start doing this

12:30

and this debt bubble goes up and less and less

12:33

countries are gonna wanna use the dollar, which

12:35

is already happening all around the world.

12:37

Like keep printing, keep printing, keep printing.

12:40

Now we're in the stage of the

12:42

empire where the politicians

12:44

raid the treasury, Joel. And then we

12:46

know what happens after the treasury has been fully

12:48

raided. That's when the

12:50

end of the empire is clear to most everyone.

12:52

Yep, absolutely. And if you look at

12:55

what they've done and how they've manufactured

12:58

so much of this with the scan demic,

13:00

face it folks, it was just a really bad flu.

13:03

Okay, if you haven't come to terms with that right now.

13:05

Even the Iraq war. I mean, there was so

13:07

much, so many trillions that went to that.

13:10

They leverage 9-11 for this whole thing,

13:12

which just turned into like, so Bush

13:14

in my mind, horrible, horrible president,

13:16

Dick Cheney. I can't believe that they were never

13:19

arrested for any war crimes. And

13:21

so people go, oh, you guys just republicated.

13:22

No, no, no, I am anti-corruption.

13:25

I just wanna try to find a solution

13:27

that can help us all as a civilization

13:30

be prosperous and not have to worry about these

13:32

corrupt people with this two party

13:35

sort of justice system. We saw

13:37

what happened with that. Oh, Hunter Biden's

13:40

getting a little tiny slap on his hand while they're throwing

13:42

the book at everybody else. And

13:44

it's like, that shit's not fair. How long is

13:46

it gonna take for most people to realize

13:49

that? Wake up. The politicians,

13:51

the activists, and

13:52

the mainstream media has one job,

13:55

and that is to scare you into submission, to

13:57

scare you into stifling your speech,

13:59

taking away your speech.

13:59

First Amendment rights stifle you

14:02

in taking away your Second Amendment rights are telling

14:04

you that guns are bad. They're

14:07

they're scaring you with climate change.

14:09

By the way, Travis, today is

14:12

the the date that five years

14:14

ago, Greta Thunberg, the the

14:16

wunderkind of climate

14:18

change, climate crisis, said that unless we

14:20

stopped using fossil fuels in

14:23

five years, it would mark the end of humanity. So

14:25

congratulations. Today marks the

14:27

end of humanity. It's all downhill from there.

14:30

Nice. That's good. I saw this funny. I

14:32

saw it wasn't really a funny image, but it was like, oh,

14:34

my God, look at these catastrophic

14:37

sea levels. And then it showed the

14:39

Statue of Liberty in 1890 or whatever. Then

14:43

it showed it now. It's exactly the

14:45

same. And I'm like, what? And then here's

14:47

the thing. We were in space. I don't

14:50

know if you guys know this, but like we're flying around

14:52

the sun and like, you know, we

14:54

are not all contingent upon what's

14:56

going on here on Earth. There's a lot of stuff that's like, oh,

14:59

here we are flying through this crazy universe

15:01

and there might be some blast from

15:04

the sun every once in a while. And there are some cycles

15:06

when it comes to climate that's happened historically.

15:09

So shit's going to change. But it's

15:11

almost like, hey, China,

15:14

India, you're doing all this pollution, but

15:16

that's OK. But my God,

15:18

cows better not be farting because

15:20

that is really bad. You got to stop

15:22

eating your hamburgers. You better start eating bugs

15:25

and like it. So you

15:27

will eat the bugs, Joe. It's just a matter of

15:29

time before they

15:30

fabricate a new crisis. They've

15:32

already demonstrated that

15:34

they can imprison everybody just

15:36

by an edict. They did it. And

15:38

you can say and you went along with it. And

15:41

some of you agreed with it. Some of you are like, oh, yes,

15:43

some of you are still masking up. Insane

15:46

psychos is what I'm going to say. You are gullible

15:49

and easily controlled. They already demonstrated

15:51

that they could create house arrest.

15:54

So what are they going to manufacture and

15:56

fabricate next? How are they going to steal

15:59

the next election? How are they going to pull

16:01

this off? I'll tell you what's going to happen when they

16:03

finally do crash this economy overnight.

16:05

They will have the acceptance of the digital dollar

16:08

in a central bank digital currency because

16:10

they're going to tell people, Hey, you want your

16:12

thousand dollars? Here's how you get it.

16:15

And people will line up because most,

16:17

it's like 50% of Americans don't

16:20

have enough money to pay the

16:22

bills for the, their living

16:24

paycheck to paycheck.

16:26

That is, that is, that is so true.

16:29

And this is the planned obsolescence

16:31

of fiat currency. It's one of the reasons why

16:33

we got in and started talking about crypto

16:36

as a potential solution. Bitcoin

16:38

solves a lot of this stuff, right? In

16:41

theory, but now blackrock comes in and buys

16:43

it all. So I would say this, if you have Bitcoin,

16:45

don't, don't be selling it at these

16:47

lower prices if you can help it because

16:49

financial advice, blackrock probably going

16:51

to come in and snag as much of it as it can.

16:54

Yeah. It is, it

16:56

is an

16:56

interesting time, man. You got to just keep your, you

16:58

got to keep your eyes wide open and see what's going

17:01

on and, and try, you know, here, oh, this is what

17:03

I wanted to say a minute ago is that,

17:04

yeah, that with the censorship and

17:06

the way that things are going on, it's like people are scared

17:09

to even say things. Now they're self

17:11

censoring. They don't even, you don't even

17:13

have to so much mandate the censoring

17:16

because people are kind of censoring themselves

17:18

because they don't want to say anything that's going to offend

17:20

anybody. And it's weird to me

17:23

because I came from the whole sticks and stones generation.

17:26

Yeah. Oh, oh my God. Hey, if you're offended

17:28

by what we're saying, here's an idea. Don't

17:31

listen. Really. I

17:34

mean, we care if you

17:36

stop listening because you're not giving

17:38

a chance to really think about

17:40

what we're saying. But if you

17:42

go, then adios,

17:45

go, go listen to somebody who supports

17:47

your cognitive bias in your worldview.

17:50

That's fine with us. If you note,

17:52

I don't know if you guys have noticed, but we don't have

17:54

primary sponsors anymore. Very

17:56

rarely do we take sponsorship dollars

17:58

for this show. We're not doing this for

18:01

the money. We're doing this for the reason

18:03

that we started it, that we care about

18:06

this and we care about this world. And

18:08

we believe that decentralization and

18:10

liberty and freedom, these principles are

18:13

important. And the

18:15

only way that a free

18:17

sovereign people can self govern

18:20

because the government, no government

18:22

is going to provide your solutions. The

18:25

best they can do is provide

18:27

a safety net that will actually enslave

18:30

you, make you be holding to them. They

18:32

cannot solve your problems. They can

18:34

build roads and bridges and

18:37

they can blow things up. That's

18:39

what government is good for.

18:41

Yeah, it's so true. That's

18:43

one of the reasons why we want to just to kind of help

18:45

wake people up when we can, right? It's

18:48

not that woke when you're woke, it's hard to wake up a woke

18:50

person because they think they're already awake.

18:53

Right. I don't know. Since

18:56

the year 2000, I think July of 2000 is when

18:58

I became more aware of what was going on.

19:01

I've, I don't even know how many people that I've woken

19:03

up over the years. People thought I was crazy. And

19:06

a lot of times like, Oh my God, how can you? And then it's

19:08

like, well, conspiracy theory after conspiracy

19:10

theory ended up becoming true. And

19:12

like, look at my batting average, my batting

19:14

average is like eight 50, you know, it's

19:17

like, you don't get them all right. But then again,

19:19

you just don't have all the pieces of the information

19:21

because they don't, it's

19:23

kind of hard to find the truth. Now

19:26

you really have to dig. And so, and you got to, you

19:28

got to also kind of read between the lines sometimes

19:30

there, Mr. Joe. Well, here's the truth about this $572

19:32

trillion. Wait,

19:37

no, bill, billion, billion

19:39

dollars added to the US

19:41

debt in two weeks. Say I fact check myself right there

19:43

on the spot. We just want to get it right. Total

19:45

debt of the US, the country,

19:48

the United States of America now exceeds China,

19:50

Japan, Germany, and the

19:53

UK's combined gross

19:55

domestic product out of control,

19:58

spiraled out of control.

19:59

There's no stopping this. There

20:02

is no stopping the collapse

20:04

of the dollar. There's no way.

20:06

There's no way to. And then the thing about this is like,

20:08

who owns that? Who is the

20:11

US in debt to

20:12

for their $31 trillion? That's the

20:14

question that you think about it. Go, okay,

20:16

well, we're in debt. Well, to who? Because

20:19

guess what? You know how

20:21

you owe the mafia, they come knocking on their door.

20:23

Well, guess what? If you're owing somebody $31 trillion,

20:26

and it's more than likely to go to $50 trillion.

20:30

What do you think is going to happen eventually? So they're

20:33

holding the other people. We

20:35

are not a sovereign nation when you

20:37

have this much debt.

20:39

31 trillion in assets,

20:41

not debt. $244,000

20:42

per American household, if you were to divide up the

20:48

debt. And if every American household

20:50

contributed $1,000 a month, it would still take 20

20:54

years to pay off.

20:56

Meanwhile, people are out there

20:58

debating nonsense. And that's not including the

21:00

new shit that they would add on top of that. That's just

21:02

like stopping it right now. And so I

21:05

get they need they need their own central

21:07

bank digital currency with no lid on

21:10

it, it seems like that's so that's what they want.

21:12

They want to get it to that point. That's what we've

21:14

been trying to avoid to help wake up enough

21:16

people. Because seriously,

21:18

there's maybe what 10,000 people

21:20

who are up there that are kind of running

21:22

and controlling all that stuff, but they could just they

21:25

can just sway and impact 8 billion

21:28

people. And it's only just a small fraction

21:30

of those people. But they have the

21:32

think tanks, they sit there, these are their

21:34

plans. And a lot of times, it's not just

21:36

their plan. It was their great, great

21:38

grandpa's plan. Here they are, they're all working

21:41

together towards this united sort

21:43

of plan. And we're just trying to get by day to

21:45

day so we don't have that plan, which is weird. You

21:47

know what I mean? Joel, it's like, most people just

21:49

want to live their lives and just want to live at peace

21:51

and be left alone. And that's

21:54

not what they want. They want a bunch of serfs. So

21:56

on another note, this is a story you grabbed

21:58

and put in here. So I don't know anything.

21:59

about it, but tell us. Yeah, well,

22:02

they polygon labs is looking to upgrade

22:05

its side chain to some sort of

22:07

zero knowledge, EVM

22:09

type of a thing. So an Ethereum

22:12

secured layer two, which is kind of interesting.

22:14

So that they're looking to

22:16

upgrade polygon 2.0, which is really

22:19

kind of out of left field. We were talking about all this other

22:21

shit, but it's kind of interesting.

22:23

I'm a fan of polygon. You

22:25

know, we have our, um, bad

22:28

crypto dot uncut

22:29

dot network. Our community

22:32

is on polygon. And so

22:34

if you want to be a part of that, make sure to check that

22:37

out. You can get that little NFT for like three,

22:39

four bucks. And then

22:41

that allows you to get air drops from other stuff. And so

22:44

now that I've figured out some other AI fun

22:46

tips, we might have another, uh, NFT

22:49

for you here for too long. And speaking of NFTs,

22:52

the story from Cointelegraph, 30,000 E

22:55

scriptions have now landed

22:57

on the Ethereum blockchain. So there

22:59

were Bitcoin

22:59

ordinals and now there's a new way

23:02

to mint NFTs on Ethereum

23:05

using the ordinals protocol. Now

23:07

I don't understand at this point, cause I just saw

23:09

this, how this is different from minting any

23:12

NFT

23:12

on Ethereum, but apparently,

23:15

it's a thing now and people are

23:17

finding new ways to, uh, to

23:20

put data on, on

23:22

the blockchain. And this

23:24

is one of the ways it is. It is interesting.

23:27

So it's a new way to do kind of NFTs. And I

23:29

was, I was actually looking at, uh,

23:32

some NFTs yesterday, Joel, like

23:34

the board, like if you can go to like open

23:36

C and go on board apes and you're

23:38

looking at those like

23:40

the, uh, yeah, the floor right now is

23:43

a 42 ETH, which when you consider

23:45

the floor on those things before was like a hundred

23:48

ETH or something, just completely stupid. Wow.

23:51

The price on those have dropped significantly

23:54

when you think about how much those, those

23:56

board apes, those little cartoons are now less

23:59

than a hundred grand. brand each when

24:01

in their heyday, some of them were selling for millions.

24:04

I just came across a really interesting

24:08

story, which I'm going to put in. I think it would

24:10

be fun to take a look at it. It was here on

24:12

the Cointelegraph magazine, but

24:14

Peter McCormick has been inducted into the Crypto

24:17

Twitter Hall of Flame. He regrets

24:19

I can feel myself being a dick is

24:23

what he said about behavior on Twitter.

24:26

I could say that about myself as well about,

24:28

you know, how I've used Twitter for

24:31

just venting at times. Who are these other

24:33

people that are that

24:34

are on here on the other side? I see Crypto

24:36

Cobain. It looks like Pomp. Oh,

24:40

that looks like Roger Verne. Is that Roger Verne?

24:42

Yeah, that's Roger. Yeah, that's Roger.

24:44

I don't know. I can't tell some of the other ones. I

24:46

don't know. This could be an interesting read. I'll put a link

24:48

to it in the show notes, which you

24:51

can find at bad code dot I.N.

24:53

forward slash six eighty

24:56

five. As we continue

24:58

the march towards episode number

25:00

seven hundred. So he's in the

25:02

the crypt. He's in the Twitter

25:04

Dick Hall of Fame for the Twitter. Dick,

25:07

he's like, I feel myself being a dick, which

25:09

is better than I can feel. My dick

25:12

is different.

25:13

That is a different thing. Hey,

25:15

everybody, thanks for listening and or

25:18

watching. We appreciate it. We'd also appreciate your

25:20

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25:22

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25:24

you don't like and you're like, I'm going to go leave a five

25:27

star review. Well, that'll put you in the Dick Hall

25:29

of Fame. These are four warnings, folks,

25:31

take them for what they are. Like, you know, take

25:33

it or leave it. A lot of you know, when you have

25:35

the blue pill, you want to stay in the blue. Once

25:37

you get once you get the red pill, you go, wait

25:40

a second. Whoa. All of this stuff is not

25:42

what it seems.

25:43

Wow. I better learn how to stay bad.

25:46

Did you just end the show? I have.

25:49

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25:51

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