Hey, welcome back everybody. Jeff Frick here with theCUBE. We're at No. Summit 2017 in downtown San Francisco. 800 people hanging out at the Mission Bay Conference Center talking about development and really monumental growth curve. I mean, one of the earlier presenters had one project last year, I think 15 this year, 22 in development and another 75 kind of toy project. So the development curve is really steep. IBM's here, Microsoft, Google, all the big players. So there's a lot of enterprise momentum as well. And we're happy to have our next guest who's really put, who started the show and one of the main sponsors of the show is Charles Bieler. He's a general partner at Rally Ventures. Charles, great to see you. Good to be back. Good to see you. Yeah, absolutely. So just kind of general impressions. You've been doing this for a number of years. I think when we talked earlier, Mr. Dahl, Ryan Dahl's interview from, I don't even know what year it is. We'll have to look. 2012, January 2012. 2012, still one of our most popular interviews of all the thousands we've done on theCUBE. But now I kind of get it. We got right place to right time, but it was initially a lark in 2011. We were talking about Node. Seemed like a really interesting project, but no one was really using it in any meaningful way. Brian Cantrell from Joint, who I know you all have talked to before, walked me through the Hello World example on our board at my office. And we decided, let's go for it. Let's see if we can get a bunch of enterprises to come and start talking about what they're doing. So January 2012, there were almost none who were actually doing it, but they were talking about why it made sense. And you fast forward to 2017. So HomeAway was the company that actually had no apps. Now 15, 22 in development, like you were mentioning. And right now on stage, you got Twitter talking about Twitter Lite. The breadth, and it's not just the internet companies. You look at Capital One, you look at some of the other big banks and true kind of enterprise companies who are using this. It's been fun to watch. And for us, I mean, we do enterprise investing. So it fits well, but selfishly, this community is just a fun group of people to be around. So as much as this helps for a rally and things, we've always been in awe of what the folks around the Node community have meant and tried to do. And it did start with Ryan and kind of went from there. So yeah, it's fun to be back and see it again for the fifth annual installment. It's interesting, some of the conversations on stage, we're also too about just kind of community development and community maturation and people doing bad behavior and yet are technically strong. And we've seen some of these kind of growing pains in some other open source communities. The one that jumps out is OpenStack as we've watched that one kind of grow and morph over time. So these are good, there's bad problems and good problems. These are good growing pain problems. And that's an interesting one because you read the latest press about the venture industry and the issues you see there. And people talk more generally about the tech industry. And it is a problem, it's a challenge. And it starts with encouraging a broad diverse group of people to be interested in this business and getting into it. And so the node community to me has always been, and I think almost any other open source community could benefit from looking at not just how they've done it but who the people are and what they've driven. For us, one of the things we've always tried to do is bring a diverse set of speakers to come and get engaged. And it's really hard to go and find enough people who have the time and willingness to come up on stage. And it's so rewarding when you start to really expose the breadth of who's out there and engaged in doing the right stuff with them. Last year we had Stacey Kirk who, she runs a company down in the land. Her entire team pretty much is based in Jamaica. Brought the whole team out. And it was so much fun to have. Like a whole new group of people, the community just didn't know, get to know. And be in awe of what they're building. So yeah, I thought the electron conversation they were talking about community, that was Jacob from GitHub. It's an early community there, they're trying to figure it out. On the open stack side, it's very corporate driven. It's harder to have those conversations. In the Node community, it's still more community driven. And as a result, they're able to have more of the conversation around how do we build a very inclusive group of people who can frankly do a more effective job of changing development. So. Well, kudos to you. I mean you opened the conference in your opening remarks talking about the code of content, or code of conduct. And it's kind of like good news, bad news. Like really we have to talk about what should basically be common sense. But you have to do it and that's part of the program. It is Women in Tech Wednesday today. So we've got a boatload of cards going out today with a lot of the women. And it's been proven time and time again that a diversity of opinions tackling any problem is going to lead to a better solution. And hopefully this is not new news to anybody either. And we have a few scholarship folks from Women Who Code over here. We've done that with them for the last few years. But there's so many organizations that anyone who actually wants to spend a little time figuring out how can I be a part of the, I don't know if I'd call it solution, but help with a challenge that we have to face. It's Women Who Code, it's Girls Who Code, it's Black Girls Code. But it's not just women. I mean there's a broad diverse set of people we need to engage. We have a group here, Operation Code, who's working with veterans who would like to find a career and are starting to become developers. And we have three or four sponsored folks from Operation Code 2. And again, it's just rewarding to watch people who were some of the key folks who helped really make Node happen. Walking up to some stranger who's sort of staring around, hasn't met anybody, introduced himself, say, hey, what are you interested in? How can I help? And it's one of the things that, frankly, brings us back to do this year after year. It's rewarding. Well it's kind of an interesting piece of what Node is. Again, we keep hearing time and time again. It's an easy language. He's the same language for the front end of the back end.  Aunt Monica from Intel said, she said that a lot of the code, AC's 2% is your code and everything else you're leveraging from other people. And we see in all these tech conferences that the way to have innovation is to enable more people to contribute than have the tools and the data. And that's really kind of part of what this whole ethos is here. And making it, I mean, just generally the ethos around making it easier to develop and deploy. And so when we first started, Google was nowhere to be found. Microsoft was actually already here. IBM wasn't here yet. And now you look at those folks, the number of submissions we saw for talk proposals, the depth of engagement within those organizations.  Node on, I think, for both IBM and also for Google is the most deployed, you know, language. The most deployed stack, in terms of what they're seeing on their cloud, which is why they're here. And they're seeing just continued growth. So yeah, it drives that view of like, how can we make software easier to work with, easier to put together, create and deploy. And it's fun to watch, you know, erstwhile competitors sitting, comparing notes and ideas. And someone said to me, one of the Google folks, Miles Lawrence, had said, you know, mostly I love coming to this because the hallway chatter here is just always so fascinating. So you go hear these great talks and you walk out and the speakers are there. You get to talk to them and really learn from them. So I want to shift gears a little bit. Always great to get a venture capitalist on it. Everybody wants to hear your thoughts and you see a lot of stuff come across, you know, your desk. You just look at the constant crashing of waves and innovation that we keep going through here. And I know that's part of why you live here and why I do too. And, you know, cloud clearly is probably past the peak of the wave, but we're just coming into IoT and Internet of Things and 5G, which is going to be, you know, start to hit in the near future. As you look at it from an enterprise perspective, you know, what's getting you excited? What are some of the things that maybe people aren't thinking about that are less obvious? And really, you know, the adoption of enterprises of these cutting edge technologies, of getting involved in open source is really a phenomenal kind of environment for startups. Yeah, and what you're seeing is as the companies, I mean, the original enterprises that were interested in node who decided to start deploying, the next question is, all right, this worked, what else can we be doing? And this is where you're seeing the advent of, so first cloud, but now how people are thinking about deployment, you know, so there's a lot of conversation here this week about serverless, right? So we're talking about containers, microservices, and next thing you know, people are saying, well, okay, what else can we be doing to kind of push the boundaries around this? So from our perspective, what we think about when we think of enterprise and sort of infrastructure and DevOps, et cetera, it is an ever-changing thing. So cloud, as we know it today, is sort of, it's done, but it's not close to being finished when you think about how people are making, creating apps, deploying them, how that keeps changing, questions they keep asking, but also now to your point, when you look at 5G, when you look at IoT, the deployment methodology, they're going to have to change, right? The development languages are going to change, and that will once again result in further change across the entire infrastructure of how am I going to go deploy? So I would say that we have not stopped seeing innovative stuff in any of those categories. You asked about where do we see kind of future things that we like, like any VC, if I don't say AI and ML, and what are the other ones I'm supposed to say? Virtual reality, augmented reality. Drones, obviously, are huge. No, it's anti-drone. Sorry, no drones. Drone detection. So we look at those as enabling technology. We're more interested from a rally perspective in applied use of those technologies, so there's some folks from Grail Bio here today, and I'm sure you know Grail, right? They raised the billion dollars, and the first question I asked to the VP was here, I said, did you cure cancer yet? Because it's been like a year and a half. They haven't yet, sorry. Shoot. But what's really interesting is when you talk to them, what are they doing? So first they're using Node, but the approach they're taking to try to make their software get smarter and smarter, smarter about the stuff they see, how they're changing. It's just fundamentally different than things people were thinking about a few years ago. So for us, the applied pieces, we want to see companies like a Grail come in and say, here's what we're doing, here's why, and here's how we're going to leverage all of these enabling technologies to go accomplish something that no one has ever been able to do before. And that's what gets us excited. I mean, the idea of artificial intelligence, it's cool, it's great, I love talking about it. Walk me through how you're going to go do something compelling with it. Blockchain is an area that we're spending, it have been, but continue to spend a lot of time looking around, not so much from a currency perspective. It's just very compelling technology and the breadth of applicability there is incredible. And we've met in the last week, I met four entrepreneurs, there's three of them over here, talking about just really novel ways to take advantage of a technology that is still just kind of early stages from our perspective of getting to a point where people can really deploy within large enterprise. And then I'd say the final piece for us, and it's not a new space, but kind of sitting over all of this is security. And as these things change constantly, the security needs are going to change, right? The footprint in terms of what the attack surface looks like, it gets bigger and bigger, it gets more complex. And the unfortunate reality of simplifying the development process is you also sometimes sort of move out of the security thought process from a developer perspective, from a deployment perspective. You assume, I mean, I've heard companies say, well, you don't need to worry about security because we keep our stuff on Amazon. Right, right. From as a security investor, I love hearing that as a user of some of those solutions that scares me to death. And so we see this constant evolution there. And what's interesting, you have today, I think we have five security companies who are sponsoring this conference, right? I mean, the first few years, no one even wanted to talk about security. And you have five different companies who were here really talking about why it matters if you're building note apps and deploying in the cloud, what you should be thinking about from a security perspective. The security is so interesting because, to me, it's kind of like insurance, right? How much is enough? And ultimately, you could just shut everything down and close it off, but that's not the solution. So where's the happy medium? And the other thing that we were over and over is, it's got to be baked in all the layers of the cake. It can't just be the castle and moat in methodology anymore. So how much do you have? Where do you put it in? But where do you stop? Because ultimately, it's like insurance, you could just keep buying more and more and more. Yeah, and recognizing the irony of sitting here in San Francisco while Black Hat's taking place, and we should both be out there talking about it too. Well, no, because you can't go there with your phone, your laptop. Now, you're just supposed to bring your car in. This is the first year and four years that my son won't be at DEF CON. He just turned seven. So he set the record at four, five, and six as the youngest DEF CON attendees. A little bitter we're not going this year, but, and shout out because he was first place in the kid's capture the flag last year until he decided to leave and go play video games. But no, so the way we think about the question you just asked on security is, and this is actually, I give a lot of credit to Art Covey, he's one of our venture partners. He was the CEO at RSA for a number of years, ran a post-EMC acquisition as well, is what, it's not so much of a, okay, I've got this issue. It could be, pay it ransomware, whatever it is. People come in and say, well, we solved that. You might solve the problem today, but you don't solve the problem for the future typically. The question is, what is it that you do in my environment that covers a few things? One, how does it reduce the time and energy my team needs to spend on solving these issues so that I can use them? Because the people problem in security is huge. And if you can reduce the amount of time people are doing, what could be automated tasks, manual tasks, and instead get them focused on higher order bits up, you get to cover more. So, how does it reduce the stress level for my team? What do I get to take out? So, great, I don't have an unlimited budget. I'm not just going to keep buying point solutions. What is it that you will allow me to replace so that the net cost to me to add your solution is actually neutral or negative so that I can simplify my environment. And again, going back to making it easier for the people. And then what is it that you do beyond claiming that you're going to solve the problem I have today? Walk me through how this fits into the future. They're not a lot of the thousands of... Those are not easy questions. They're not easy questions. And so when you ask that and apply that to every company who's a black hat today, every company at RSA, there's not very many of the companies who can really answer that in a concise way. And you talk to CISOs, those are the questions they're starting to ask. Great, I love what you're doing. It's not a question of whether I have you in my budget this year or next. What do I get to do in my environment differently that makes my life easier, my organization's life easier, and ultimately nets it out at a lower cost? So it's a theme we've been investing about. 25% of our investments have been in the security space. And I feel like so far, every one of those deals fits in some way in that category. We'll see how they play out, but so far so good. Yeah, well, very good. So before we let you go, just a shout out, I think we talked before, he's sold out of sponsorship, so people that want to get involved in Node 2018, they better step up pretty soon. 2018 will happen. It's the earliest we've ever confirmed and announced next year's conference. It usually takes me five months before I really think about it again. It'll happen, it'll probably happen within the same one-week timeframe, two-week timeframe. I actually, as someone put a ticket tier up for next year where if you buy tickets during the conference, the next two days, you can buy a ticket, I don't know, $395, I think for today, they're a thousand bucks. So it's a good deal if people want to go, but the nice thing is we've never had a team that outreach us to sponsors. It's always been inbound interest. People who want to be involved and it's made the entire thing just a lot of fun to be a part of. But yeah, we'll do it next year and it'll be really fascinating to see how much additional growth we see between now and then because based on some of the enterprises we're seeing here, I mean, true Fortune 500, nothing to do with technology from a revenue perspective, they just use it internally. You're seeing some really cool development taking place and we're going to get some of that on stage next year, so. Good, well congrats on a great event. Thanks and thanks for being here. It's always fun to have you guys. All right, it's Charles Bieler. I'm Jeff Frick. You're watching theCUBE, Noats Summit 2017. Thanks for watching.


Everybody forced here on a prism World Cup release day. This is our first break the much anticipated prism World Cup 2022 prism World Cup soccer Hobby 3 box number one random team style. You can always find these results at latent sports cards comm I did drop a Lincoln chat And I'll do it again here in a second Yeah, thanks again everybody here. We go here. We go Let's see what we got you do have more spots available today Let's make sure you're checking out the schedule and then don't forget on twitch this afternoon around 4 30 p.m.. Eastern We'll be doing a giveaway with dApps Stop Star Wars top scrum black. You can find the promo post on Instagram as well Right Design looks awesome. There's a peppy rookie base Happy rookie been around for a while Do we have an auto we have a mom is that a manga? Is it First pack manga McKellow yours of all Spain. That's sick Congrats Spain Jonathan W First box or first pack These look so cool. Yeah, they do Spain with the manga McKellow yours of all and that's how we start our release day Whoo? We'll mag that for you Spain beauty That did not take long That's how we do it red for Germany Jamal Musiala nice musiala numbered 342 of 399 There we go. Very good first pack Great first pack. I'd say Musiala dude. He is He's gonna be good for a long time. We have a new era silver Alexis Selma occurs Again, I'm not gonna be able to pronounce all these names correctly, but I'll do my best. There's an Akram. There's a thief. I mean All right Yeah, the manga is weird checklist there's a few teams that have Multiple manga, but the USA has three mangas Ports Halley Street Baba we got a Martin Nelly rookie. That's a nice one Go Brazil We've got a hyper Ensign Kavani, Uruguay that one's not numbered and Germany on the is just called team logo National pride. I think that isn't national pride. All right. I love the design man. It's great Is that what's literally just as a just team logo is that what's called? There is a national pride in this yeah, okay I've been looking at the checklist for like days now that I'm ripping. I'm like, I don't know anything It's like when you study for the test and then you get to the test You get there. You're just like, what am I gonna have for lunch? Oh? I'm always thinking about that Baron Torres a big Benz Parasit to Kettelar silver big Verge Virgil van Dyke for the Netherlands New era Martinelli Graven birch Yeah, should shouldn't be any men in here Yeah, I'm also testing my good. There's a fennec guion for Ghana Has a Miro Declan You got a cracked ice John Stones England cracked ice not numbered Christian Erickson insert for a Hashi rookie and a hot Tim rookie Well, I mean that start was crazy We still have an auto coming in this box at some point though, and I think three more numbered prisms as well Cavani You got a red mojo, and it is a paydry red mojo Spain is crushing it 56 of 99 Yeah, you can make this do Spain, you know, it's Jonathan w red color match looks awesome.  We'll mag that as well Holy cow, dude Yeah, guys still a few spots left for a for the brakes today beautiful paydry. He could have Coming out party at the World Cup. I would think I mean he's already had coming out party at club level, but Yeah, a timber rookie Yes, so wait not a jewel. I'm excited for upper deck though. That's a pretty solid young guns class for upper deck series one, too What is it soccer? There we go a combi. Yes, it's just one. Yeah, the young gun chasing all that you go Larry we've got a silver Eunice Musa United States Telemans global reach Conte they're gonna miss him. I think They're gonna miss Conte for sure One of the best midfielders in the world What's up Jonathan congrats, buddy Yeah, there he is congrats, bro Nunez juku Sosa lo conga rookie for Belgium Malay Maris a purple Tyler Adams United States nice card number to 75 out of 199 Miller Yeah, what do you guys think about the design? Hey guys feeling about it. I think it's pretty solid man. I think it's good Hard quality looks pretty good so far as well. I'm gonna knock on wood on that. I never know man You ever know? Yeah, we're done a Hyper Renato Sanchez for Portugal. I got all my soccer friends watching right now, too. Yeah, man. Welcome everybody Nakayama Rookie Japan Japan's kind of sneaky good in this I think all you got to do is send him the manga and the page Yep, this is a really thick pack. So we might have been skimmed on some other ones. We got a lot on this one. There's anything Hey capy a Flip it over now I have Turner US goalkeeper got to come up big for us. Valverde Lindstrom rookie Anthony a Chua many rookie base France yeah silver rookie Oogbo for Canada Okay, there's a scores club Harakuchi Rodriguez in Bapé base I think we can top load some of the bigger base Kai Havertz For now But I'm Zappé. Yeah, Chaka Montiel Modric de Bruin I think our last numbered of the we're sort for an auto to but our last numbered car to the first box is a blue Cristiano Ronaldo CR7 That's how we started here to 13 of 299 Portugal Christopher CR What a box we got going here in the first one. We still haven't seen the auto yet either I'm calling big auto. That's the only way to keep going with this box. I think Blue CR7 a CR for Christopher CR. I was just going to say We'll make that man. Wow, this is a lot of fun Dude this design is so sweet the design lends itself really well the color. I'll say Wow Torera Sulemana for Ghana some decent rookies and I think oh, we have another color So I guess we have we've that would have been the fifth one then All the redemption in the back and on how do you Maria blue?  Wow Prism World Cup Qatar 20. Okay, so that's just like a base auto for Sergi Roberto before I sound like a fool here Spain right I believe so yes, Spain. Okay. I wanted to make sure nice hit Spain Sergi Roberto What a box for Spain as well So that's just a long name for I think a base auto there 2022 pretty any prison fee for World Cup Qatar 2022 trademark So yes, okay silver. There it is card set silver. Okay, there we go We'll have the CR seven in the recap Louis Suarez Money money is out guys. They just announced he was out today is that is tough Silver Jew Bellingham for England nice Bellingham Cordado Jota Aronson, okay We're all the player cards. I mean, there were definitely a few Qatar base. We had there were cards of everybody in that box Okay, we're moving on guys. Wow this every other box Every other box on this break has a lot to live up to Yeah, I'm not sure what to see about the rarity the mangas it doesn't say anything They just hit their ultra rare on the box It's all it says but with how things have gone in the past that can mean a lot of things Yeah, that could mean one every like ten cases. It could be one a case. It could mean whenever you like three boxes Hey got poor rookie silver a nice one Netherlands Go Slimane Gutierrez Portugal winning the whole thing. I think Portugal got a chance. Honestly. I got a good chance Joe ties up, but I think a lot most countries have at least some key players out. Yeah, except Brazil. It seems like Himare's Molina a rotary for Spain cracked ice Geez man in a Denmark Team logo or team crest Dumfries Gretzga betting favorites Brazil It goes Brazil and then I think it goes it was What France but now I'm not sure if that's the case call with their injuries so that's you a mini rookie again Two minutes.  I think what Konga rookie blue rookie for Uruguay is Georgian day are escaped We go Uruguay 222 of 220 or 299. Excuse me. Yeah, I've been checked I haven't checked odds in a few weeks Brazil plus 400 France plus 600 And close behind Argentina plus I would imagine Argentina would be second-favorite behind Brazil to be honest And then England's that's what I kind of expect Belgium sneaky, too Yeah Quarta Olson a silver rookie bono for Morocco Fonzo Davies at a yummy rookie Germany solid one We'll see with England. I don't I don't know They have a lot of talent, but a lot of them are Yeah, and young And I'm not sure about Southgate as a manager DePaul Anderson Red United States Brendan Aronson nice card. That's a cool one four out of 399 in the Aronson You go USA song rookie Gakpo rookie again Okay, so France goes third that yeah, okay So I figured like you know what we're getting closer to it Argentina will definitely leapfrog France I think if only because of injuries a grease mom there. There's our guy right there a Buchanan for Canada rookie hyper bono for Morocco Missy Hala Good us layout USN. I'm making out a group. I wouldn't be surprised. I hope they do They should but I Somebody said they took him on a private Plus 800 private well You can yeah, I mean this is like money on fire, you know hyper Bernardo Silva Portugal Nice Silva Sheb Saliba Saliba as the arson fans are saying what are the low number of colors still like green and I Think it's still black blue shimmers first off the line to five. I was looking at that earlier, too We'll drop the checklist in the chat in between breaks here It's gold power one of one black one of one green to five gold 10 Gold power or what that looks like probably super fresh like a gold checker. I would think Gareth Bale Oh, yeah, like purple power. Yeah Jonathan David rookie. I like him silver Luca Modric Croatia That's just an insert Marco Royce Costa to kumi mean Amino Sergio Roberto in first box. Yeah, Sergio Roberto not yet though first hits nothing live Yeah, but yeah, I haven't seen in this one either God pink is For Denmark Andrea skull Olson rookie not numbered so pinks are not numbered Germany again on the team logo Nuno Mendez Ricky for Portugal Kim Nuno is a good one PSG midfielder slash defender Nuno Mendez. Oh, yeah Good young player Pino rookie Kaisado Kaisado is good, too. You have our friend combo and Gisa. We've got it's like a live auto. I would think For Denmark Yannick Vestigard Denmark first live auto Yannick Vestigard. No, not numbered. Good looking card there Germany with a purple Leroy Sonny 79 of 199 Do it very well from Bayern right now. He's gonna have a good World Cup Really used to sober global reach Federico Valverde, Uruguay Johan Vasquez realm Sayi Sampadu Vlahovic Good young Serbian there for who's his club? He plays he played in Syria. Oh, Vlahovic. She Juventus Silver rookie out of yummy for Germany. Nice card there Karim out of yummy Talibe Ronaldo CR7 base We haven't seen a messy. I don't think we have 300 guard checklist though. That's not crazy, but want to see one here soon Raheem Sterling Boryan blue Rookie for Japan is Io Tanaka 239 of 299 color match. Well, there's a color match. Yeah, not necessarily said they use the blue Yeah, I'm gonna say color match Casper Dahlberg Denmark Silver Scores Club Taremi Jowh Felix and Jaysong Lee Man, I'm really excited for those national landmarks now. I feel like they're gonna be super hard to hit. Oh, Simon's got someone spot He is a young forward to a lot of the young guys are gonna have to step up if like certain teams are gonna are gonna are gonna do well Timo Werner's out for Germany. So really lost their best striker. I love watching They have they have decent depth. I'm a surgeon average freestyle, but he's no, he's no Timo Nabri maybe Martin Boyle rookie pure sick Musa Hazard we've got a silver units Musa United States It could be hazards last World Cup probably right Who Eden hazards last World Cup? I would think so. I guess it depends Diogo Costa rookie Portugal getting older My phone line. I have no idea the schedule. I was like, I just want to rip 25 okay cool. We have enough time to take our time Shaqiri a Suchich rookie like sushi shlukaku Valencia You've got a red prism Alistair Johnson for Canada. Johnston. Excuse me one eighty eight of three ninety nine there you go Canada in the color match No, no, Kim I mean that weather's not bad there. I mean, that's why they moved it.  We'll see is this cricket here with bail John stones Alfonzo Davies Hyper paltore as Spain Nadine. This is rugby actually Ronaldo insert Vasquez Rahm Kaminsky the rugby personal box This is football actually As it's properly called Joe Rodan to Bellingham football silver Pulisic United States United States having a pretty solid break with the Aronson and the Pulisic Ito Antuna is Iceland in this world cup or not, right? That was like one of my favorite parts of last world cup the Viking chant. Oh, dude. They were so high the turner sterling cracked ice for Poland's rookie Jakub Kaminsky Oruguay on the team logo Isiri De Jong Insane What's up, Andrew? Al-Sharani Affenigian Castagne Sarmiento red Brio Limbolo, Switzerland Switzerland with the red color match as well eight of 399 Maddie cash Nakayama Kwon They're a really good amount of color in these boxes It's been pretty nice so far Georena Pavlovich Neymar base There he is Pickford a oh Kyle Lahren Orlando City legend Kyle Lahren Silver Pierre Mill Hoybear, I love when he played for Orlando City. He was way too good. Yeah He just if you like stuck out like a sore thumb on the field. It was so funny He was what one and none in the mls. Yeah Where is he now dutch league? I actually have no idea where he's at GQ D'Ang vini jr. Phil Foden. Phil Foden's gonna have a good world cup. Jeremy Doku Hoybear a Red Mojo Costa Rica Francisco Calvo Numbered 72 of 99 red mojo low numbered Are they full that that was quick That was very quick. Thank you very much everybody. There's a Denzel Dumfries rookie Do I have a favorite player? That's a good question. Um Not really no really. Yeah, I don't have a favorite. Do you have one Blake? Yeah, is it a mbappe? Yeah lots of rookie Hey privacy stupendian hyper he's so he's a rookie and um, I want to say Road to a world cup. Actually, maybe I'm in maybe I'm wrong in that maybe his rookie last year Ecuador hyper a stupendian Ecuador could surprise they're in the They they I expect them to advance honestly group a is kind of weak Netherlands Ecuador Qatar and Canada wins or Are they in group a no I don't think they'll win their group. No way. I think they could advance though silver rookie yuta nakiyama japan A vlahovic scorers clubs Gakpo adhiyami. This could be a pretty interesting world cup though. I mean mid season a lot of injuries There's gonna there's gonna be a couple surprises. I think Here's latan guy Caleb. That seems pretty fair. I use a lot. That's awesome. I used to be my favorite when I was growing up for sure Torres gavardi y'all rookie. We've got a pink for Tunisia is scary.  Yeah, like it's so fun to watch Geo rena.  Let's harrow. We've got a United States based rookie yada was Matthew hop international ink base auto Matthew hop United States For the host nation rookie blue. Hassan al-haydus 157 of 299 Graham power. What's up, buddy? A silver Iran team logo. That's the first Prism on a team logo. We've seen Gutierrez. Musiala and that'll do it. Let's do a recap guys a fantastic first box On I like that's going to go down as one of the better boxes of the day for sure We started off on fire Okay, so gonna be quick recaps on these we might be able to do all numbered prisoners I think going for you don't have to do it this time But going forward it might be able to I can do it because there's only going to be what three or four Yeah, so autos Matthew hop United States vestigar Denmark and Spain just make sure you tag this spain sergi reberto signatures prism silver And a few mags cards the first pack of the day had a mchella yaza ball manga for spain Says ultra rare. We I don't know if there's like a one a case one every five cases Just says ultra rare congrats on that one spain Also for spain a red mojo Paydry in the same box 56 out of 99 beautiful paydry And blue prism also from the same box christiana ronaldo for portugal 213 out of 299 So much fun. Yes. And bop it does have autos grandpa and that is going to do it guys. We got another one coming up next


I'm going to talk for a little bit before we get to the infusion between you and the lunch about sea for what it is and where we're aiming in the near future and I hope you will find this interesting and stimulating for your appetite. So for those of you I think that haven't heard about sea for the Center for International Forestry Research Our job is really to put forestry and landscape high on the political agenda and contribute to broader development goals and that's important to come back to that. We are an intergovernmental organisation, our headquarters is in Bogor and it's shown in the picture here. Our job is really about research, capacity building, outreach to bring solid and relevant science to decision makers. It started 20 years ago, that's why we have an unfriendly anniversary of this. We are more or less a product of the Rio meeting in 1992, also known as Stockholm plus 20. Founding sponsors for four countries, Australia, Sweden, Switzerland and the United States and Indonesia did successfully, thankfully, the host sea for headquarters in Bogor. And we also wanted to have a party around here today who is on the picture who at the time, as you can see here, signed the host country agreement with sea for. We have a very important host country partnership last year, President of Indonesia visited sea for just before the Rio plus 20 meeting. Now, why are forests important? This may not be used to many of you but I think it's important to change the perspective a bit. Overall, we can say that sustainable landscape is dependent on forests. Why do I have this slide up? But partly because forests and forestry is often seen as a problem. Deforestation, forest degradation, it's lost biodiversity, it's illegal trade and many other things. So forestry is often a problem at the international level. We want to turn that around and see forestry instead as a positive contribution to the development. This is one example. This is great in Jakarta. You can see it in the outskirts and of course quite a few people live here. According to some statistics, this is now the second largest metropolitan area on the planet, 28 million people. Interestingly, as many of you know, we have fairly safe drinking water in the Great Jakarta region. Why do we have that? It's because of the forest that is on the volcano, outside the open. Where it rains a lot, where water is harvested and rolled to consumers in Jakarta. This is also forest. So forest and the bigger picture looks more or less like this to me. We have what I would call the big five political processes. We have the Millennium Development Goals dealing with poverty. We have the World Food Security summits dealing with food security. We have the Climate Change Convention, which is leading with climate change. We have the Convention on Biological Diversity and we have the newcomer, the Green Economy, since last year. These are the big five that forestry needs to relate to. Through that, we can develop political relevance, positive contributions and not only see forests and forestry as a problem, rather than as opportunities. This, however, is a problem. I took these pictures on a visit to Rial province in August and obviously many of you know what we're looking at. We're looking at fires in the top two pictures. Bottom left picture, we see that these fires have also damaged down the forests. And bottom right, we see that the purpose of all this is to establish conditions. This is a conference on business for environment. So I'll comment this in terms of business. Somebody made this investment and somebody is going to put the poleboard in their value chains. That's the kind of things we're talking about and the kind of things we need to deal with. Not putting anything anywhere, just noting that this is a key issue that we're dealing with. And importantly, forestry and forest is only part of this. This is also about agriculture, this is also about livelihoods, this is also about business and trade and it's about the way to landscape. This is why I'm going to bring the discussion into landscapes. Before we do that, I want you to look at this graph because we need to zoom out a little bit. This is a little bit complicated to read but I'll try to take it one by one. Over the past 50 years or so, we have tripled a lot of things. We have tripled the GDP per capita worldwide. We have tripled the food production, we haven't enough food. We have also tripled the number of people that are not food insecure. And we've also tripled our greenhouse gas emissions. So if you look at those top lines, there's an amazing correlation. But interestingly, the number of food insecure people has stayed the same. And so the connection I want to make here is that we often hear about agriculture in terms of food security. My proposition is that agriculture is important, it's necessary for food security, but it's not sufficient. And obviously there must be other factors that increase food production and improve the economy that causes food insecurity. In other words, let's not make the different political agendas enemies of each other. I'll come back to that in a minute. What we see, in fact, is that political processes are very focused, but they're also fragmented. These are the same big five as I showed you before. The issue we have at least at the international level is that these processes seldom talk to each other. And we need to figure out how can we connect them, how can we develop an agenda a way forward that actually leads to these issues together. We think that this is why we need landscapes. Why do we need landscapes? Well, landscapes are essential for the future we want. Landscapes provide all our food. They provide livelihoods for several billion people worldwide. They host all our terrestrial biological diversity. But they're also where a third of our greenhouse gas emissions happens. So landscapes are essential for the future we want. We have to deal with them, and we have to deal with them as a whole. And the fragmentation of sectors and political processes actually hinder us in dealing with the landscapes. Therefore, we're talking more and more about the landscapes approach to create synergies and manage those failures across sectors, across political processes. And we recognize in this that people on the ground are in charge. It is the people on the ground, their decisions, their aspirations, their ambitions and their investments that will tell us if we move towards sustainable landscapes, sustainable development. Finally, private finance coming back to this conference. Private finance is key for these solutions. I won't expand on that a little bit before I continue. Finance with sustainable landscape, let's try and connect the dots. First of all, there is capital. Investors tell us that there is a founded capital that seek good investment propositions that also contributes to sustainable development. Of course, it needs to be a decent return on development. That's the stopping point. But there is increasing interest and demand for sustainable ventures. Farmers, foresters, producers lack in many instances access to long-term affordable and reliable capital. And it is in fact a major limiting factor for those enterprises. And then thirdly, the public sector, as we know, has a desire to use public funds for the most of the results in the very public goods and sustainable development. So all we have to do is to connect these dots. It's not easy, but we think we have some good approaches to this. We have a discussion for a session in the afternoon in the Vienna session where we can expand further on this. Now, to work with landscapes, one of the issues is complexity. Everybody says that the development is in the details. I say that the details themselves are often the development. We have to find a common language by which we can interest people in landscapes, which we describe what we want to achieve, and what needs to explain to investors what it is that they can expect in return. This needs to be meet our objectives, measures, and describe performances in ways that are easy to understand, that apply to any scale, to a farm as well as to a catchment as well as to a country. We have to be able to apply this common language to any location as to be measurable. And we need to think about what we mean by sustainability. Is sustainability really an absolute achievement? Is there a target? Or can we instead look at sustainability as a direction? We are going in the right direction. Maybe that's easier to contemplate. And at the end of the day, shouldn't sustainable landscapes make an excellent sustainable development goal? We think that by and large we can bring this down to four objectives. This is a lot of discussion. It's really hard work to simplify. Making things more complex is easy. You just add the details and then you continue to model the discussion. But bringing things together and making them more simplified is hard work. We think that four objectives can describe what we want with landscapes. One is to improve livelihoods. One is to sustain ecosystem services. One is to provide sufficient food and non-food products. And one is to make sure we have resource efficiency and low levels of pollution. One more into detail. But these are four objectives that I think I could explain to many people and they would probably agree. We just had the climate change meetings in Warsaw. At those meetings we traditionally had a forest day. See for us together with partners posted a forest day. In parallel there's been an agriculture day run by agriculture organizations and their partners. This year we decided to join forces because if you remember the pictures I showed before, we can't really find the solutions unless we work together across agriculture and forestry. So therefore we organized the first global landscapes forum. We wanted to do that to inform climate change negotiations, agreements and actions and to inform the process on sustainable development goals. We had more than 2,000 participants over two days and the four themes were investment, governance, climate change and food and nutrition. We're now going to watch a short video from this event before I conclude my presentation. So that was some perspectives from the landscapes forum. We're looking forward to what defines our focus and priorities in the post-2015 development agenda, food security aspirations, handling climate change, maintaining biodiversity and green growth with equity. Put all this together and we have to work at the landscape that forestry is an important part of this and we need to work together across sectors. My final point here is an advertisement. I'm going to take all of these issues into a conference that is organized by CIFR Apartments here in Jakarta, we call it Forest Asia, with the sub-type of sustainable landscapes for green growth in ASEAN. There will be a lot more information on this coming up in the next few months but this really follows on the issues I talked about and finding the solutions in the way forward. So again, very much welcome to this lunch. I want to particularly welcome Harid Ariyanda from the Minister of Forestry. As I mentioned by Jamal, our co-founder. I was the normal from the President's Office. I will be from the State Secretariat. And then you will be back down in special advice from the Minister of Research and Technology and all others. Very much welcome to this CIFR 20 year anniversary lunch.


Welcome to All Hands Update, I'm Petty Officer Jen Blake with your headlines from around the fleet. The number of positive results for synthetic drugs in your analysis test has decreased significantly since testing began in March 2012, according to the Navy Alcohol and Drug Prevention Office. For more than a year, NADAP has been educating sailors on the risks of using unregulated synthetic drugs, which can be more potent than marijuana. For Drug and Alcohol Prevention resources, see your command Drug and Alcohol Prevention Advisor or go to NADAP.navy.mil. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel visited Naval Air Station Jacksonville July 16th. Given the impact budget reductions have made in the Department of Defense, Hagel believes it is a critical time to visit locations to hear directly from the men and women in uniform and civilian personnel. You can read more about these stories at navy.mil. From All Hands Update, thanks for watching.


The security people over at Red Team Pen Testing found a big flaw in Cisco. Cisco RV320 on authenticated configuration and export. Now, this was properly disclosed to Cisco. Cisco does have a patch for this, but as we know, many firewalls and many people installing these are set it and forget it as opposed to actively engaging and updating these firewalls to close some of these problems. Now, this affects both the Cisco RV320 and 325. That's what we know here on January 30th of 2019, but there may be other devices affected. They should always be hyper vigilant about keeping all of these updated just because you have a slightly different model. If it's based on the same firmware, there's a chance that this exploit may be found in other routers that Cisco provides. So, basically, this is also an example of threat stacking because there are two vulnerabilities. First vulnerability is unauthenticated configuration export, and unfortunately this in many cases is public facing. So, the idea of the firewall is going to separate the internet from your inside network, but maybe you have a VPN to another site or for users to access. This unauthenticated configuration export allows an attacker to pull all the data out of the firewall. That includes the user names, hashed passwords, but VPN configurations, etc. But by having that information, they now know how to connect to it and they could possibly, if it was not a strong password, look at those hashed passwords and perhaps reverse engineer them. Now, this is where threat stacking becomes a problem because here is the second part of the threat. Same model, command injection by limited privilege user. And what this means is, even though they may not have the root password to the Cisco, the full admin password, if they have another authenticated user, maybe with lesser privileges, they're able to manipulate it with that information. So, yeah, I have a strong admin password, I had a weaker secondary password for control of something, but by dumping the data, figuring it out, and then getting it again with that weaker credentials, then they found another exploit that could then manipulate the firewall and change the settings on it. And how many of these are out there public facing? Well, a quick look for Shodan, it turns out over 9,000 of these are vulnerable to CVE 2019, 1653. And this is just honeypots and things like that out there looking for these. It doesn't mean it's a definitive list of all of them. There's undoubtedly more. Finding 9,000 of them, that's just the beginning of this. So, we're definitely going to find out there's probably more of these out there. Get patch nine-year Cisco systems. And in case you're wondering or want to test your system against this, there is a GitHub, which is a Cisco RV 320 dump. This is the proof of concept. Please don't use this on firewalls that you do not have permission to use this on. But if you want to test one of your Cisco RVs, there is an entire GitHub that is a proof of concept that shows how it works, breaks down the exploit. And don't worry, this is being actively searched right now by hackers and people that want to gain access to it. So, it's not like this person publishing this information is really bad. It's actually a good thing. One, so security people can understand how it works and it helps to maybe poke at other firewalls and we're going to probably see more and more people digging into this. But it's already being actively, whether this was here or not, it's already being actively attacked right now because the exploit is quite bad and it's a high severity problem. So, set it and forget it doesn't work anymore in January 2019. This is why you should always consider making sure your firewall is kept up to date all the time, either by yourself or managed by an IT firm that is competent to do stuff like that. So, that's why it's really important. You can't just set it and forget it. You do need to actively keep out, keep an eye out for problems and firmware updates and things like that because, well, this is going on actively right now.  This is all very recent. The firmware is only a couple days old.  Alright, thanks. Thanks again for watching this video and see you next time.


Okay, well I got to the first save point yesterday and then I died like an hour after that, so I was pretty, and I died in a really demoralizing way, so I didn't feel like playing. I'd already been playing for four hours, so I was pretty tired anyways, but uh, you cannot get the finger unless you beat the entire game in one segment, so that is what I'm setting out to do today. So even though I got to the last checkpoint yesterday, I need to start over. Hopefully I would prefer to have a deathless run, but I don't believe that I am capable of doing such a thing, but here we are on the grind again. I think the final time for this run will be five or so hours, which makes it slightly longer than a DOOM 2016 Ultra Nightmare 100%. So it's not prohibitively long, it will definitely be the longest thing I've done, but it's not like so long that it'll take me over like eight or ten hours, because there's a line that hasn't been crossed with five hours, I would say. Six hours is sort of like the upper limit, if I have to play something from six hours or more, then I don't really want to, that's way too much. I will probably die if I play continuously for that long, so hopefully this isn't going to take that long. What was cheap as my death was yesterday, I don't think it was unavoidable. You have to have prior knowledge of the game to avoid it. So, I mean, we had reached the point where I was just kind of playing off the instinct, or I didn't know where everything was anymore. I mean, I don't really know this game that well either, for the most part, but I played through this first part enough times to have a good handle on it. I didn't know that the Exploder spawned there, and maybe if I had the Force Gun, I would have been able to repel the attack, and then I just totally beefed the thing that killed it. I survived that, but I had no health left, and then when the final Charger attacked me, I just didn't. There was a little physics obstacle in front of me or something, and it ate the stasis, so I just died.  Today will be different. One thing I really don't like about this game is the way that dead bodies will despawn so quickly. Like, they're your main source of resources. It's just one aspect of the game where the limitations of the technology is the limitation on the gameplay itself. Policy I'm enacting for this run is don't stomp enemies and when you've cleared the encounter, just try your best not to get greedy. I was saying yesterday, greed is the number one killer for these runs for me. I always die because I'm trying to save resources for later. It's more important to survive now. One thing you need to think about is surviving the encounter you're in hard for, but you don't get to checkpoint. You can't, like, reduce that for me. I have more resources for later. Oh, med. Media med. Pounce first then get around the stasis. I don't think you can break through this. It's too many physics objects in the way I don't want to stasis. This one was it. That one. Oh god. Yeah, I sure hope all this is still here when I come back. Oh, far so good. That's, like, getting proper shot at. I mean, on the one hand, it's cool that they have physics objects around, but on the other hand, it's really detrimental to gameplay. Like, it constantly is eating stasis. I guess that's part of the gameplay. Again, it's slightly more realistic, but I'm not sure if I'm a big fan of it. Isn't there a body in here? Again, they just disappear way too fast. And maybe it had to be that way back in the day, but definitely not in 2021. I guess I can't fault them for that, but it's really unfortunate. Like, whenever they get around to the Dead Space 2 port, it really, it should be, like, a top priority. Let me have opportunities to get hit, though. Pressing the next button. Oh, just go ahead and do this. Oh, is that a medium med kit? I would love to pick that. Okay, med tech base, though. Damn, I'm doing really good this one. Hits priorities. And I need a power node for after this. But I have one more power node than I usually do at this point, somehow. I think it's because I was selling those small med kits to afford a new one. Although I ran out of health at last. Maybe I should be saving up those health kits for when the game gets a little harder. Oh, there he is. I was thinking, like, is there something supposed to jump out of here? Yeah, I'm starting to learn. Suddenly things aren't looking too good for me. Well, I was doing pretty good up until that. Pick that ammo. Rescue! Impress and eat! Definitely want some extra health. I'm off for now. You know what? No, that's a bad idea. Let me know. Don't be greedy. If you, like, lose health, then it'll automatically heal you when you upgrade. Like that. Node, but you have to lose health. And you know what? I think that's not worth it. I'm just gonna go ahead and increase my max health now. Just avoid getting cheesed by some of the one-shots. Take your time, guys. Just take your time. I ain't got anything else to do. Any day now. Oh, nice! Blue sign!  Bullshit sometimes.  I walked up on these, hit me. I have a book!  This guy's alive. I forgot. I remember about two. I forgot the last one. This time I remember. Again, I don't have anything to do with these people. I don't know what they're getting angry at me for. This game just throws scares in just for the hell of it.  Because this is a horror game. I don't have scares. Yeah, here we are. Be careful. Things have to hit box when they die. Scoot the bleed. I'd like to check if I can just run through this next one. I'm dead. I'm just going! I'm running away! You can run through. May not have been the most optimal choice. Definitely. I'm low on health now. I was doing so good before. I like the flashing lights, guys. Why are there so many kids here?   I think there was one more of those.  Then there's a 20% of times where I get absolutely destroyed by everything in the game and it costs me everything I have. It's great. I'm getting attacked in this elevator, maybe. You're almost here. I'll be waiting by the shuttle. Oh boy, look at that. Did I trust you? Well, you didn't have a choice, Isaac.  Why are you doing this? Why can't everyone just leave me alone, huh?   You did build it. Well, that's why we brought you here. To build markers for us. To spread glorious convergence to the entire galaxy.  No, we don't want to cure you, Isaac. We need that precious little head of yours just the way it is. Now would you escort Isaac to the shuttle and put him in stasis?  Press E! Press E! Those bullets are hitting pretty close. What is this thing? That's not even the most ridiculous sequence in this game, I think. Prepare to use stasis. These fuckers... I can guarantee that's not the last of them. There's a store back there, but I'm not going to bother. I'll wait for the next store. Eh, pretty good. Here's what he's doing. I hope that nothing else is spawned in that room back there. Or if it didn't, like, wander it out. It's not waiting to ambush me. The guy is going to be in here. Hold on. Still in there?  Take this nice and slow.  Come and get me. Just send slow. Those spitters now. Do it again, please. Probably just armed them with, like, an object or something. I've said that a couple of times, but... I can't seem to remember to do it. I swear to God, if I find ammo for anything in here, to be immersion-broken, who the hell keeps eye-powered ammo, and the children of daycare. Take a train. Babyhead. Yeah, pulse around in daycare. I get it. Bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang. I hurt my hand. But it just looks like I'm going to continue hacking.   Man, I imagine. They're little boys. Demo check, not doing super well. At least with pulse rounds. Another segment where I have to use a lot of pulse rounds. I've got a lot of health and a lot of pulse rounds. He looks twitchy. I don't trust him. Move. Ellie, I need him to be not dead. I'll march into the hub.  Gearing me up for the big guy is actually not that hard to beat. What famous last words? Oops. Probably could use that. They managed to escape the CEC facility this morning. Maybe equipment pilot class 4. You? I guess the calm links aren't based on electricity, I guess. Oh, see? He's still calling me. Why can't she just call me? Everything's still stasis. Oh, didn't that explode? Do it again, please.  How can he still protect me? Take some extra meds just in case. This is not a fun segment. This is where the game starts to get serious. Good thing I brought all those meds, I guess. Jesus Christ. Horse gun. Alright, we made it back to the original checkpoint. Be good. A good friend, the wall hanger. What? Probably gonna lose some paint in this one, I feel. Pretty well.  You know what? Yeah, I'm gonna go back for now. Pretty far away. Very far away. I'll also soldier on.  Oh, God, I sure hope this glitch isn't. Okay, they're all here, it looks like. Maybe the boots are only strong enough to work when you have zero gravity. That would actually be a good explanation. I accept that. But I don't get cheesed by this segment.  It's just like a video game. Oh, my God, I thought that was the end of the level. Oh, no. What have I done? I thought that was the building they used those to crash into. I was like, huh, I was getting closer. Oh, my God.  Oh, there goes the deathless one. I was just saying too. Instant death. I should have been paying attention. I was just going up instinct.


Hey guys, it's Nate, aka The Foot Accountant. Welcome back to the channel. Today we have to talk about why did EA Sports go the complete opposite way that we expected them to go with content yesterday and how that's impacting the market right now and how it's setting up this week on a totally different note than what we thought it was going to be based off of the last two, actually three weeks inside of this game. We were talking about upgrade packs yesterday. We were talking about the team week upgrade, which did get released and caused the market to move and we'll talk about that a little bit, but there were no upgrade packs for the last three weeks on this game. EA had upgrade packs for the first week of ones to watch the second week of ones to watch the first week for road to the knockouts. So that led us to believe that we were going to be getting them yesterday on Monday, but EA pulled a hard fast one. Why did they do this? They did not release any upgrade packs yesterday on Monday. Instead, they only released the team of the week upgrade with the exact same requirements that we may be expected. It's really, really cheap to do. But again, like we talked about with this pack, it just is not very good value. So I want to talk about this and how the market reacted to not having upgrade packs, because with basically, if you go out and do one team of the week upgrade, which I feel like a lot of people with this SPC either didn't do it, went out and did one or two. Most people on this game, that is, there's of course a lot of people that, you know, they just open packs whenever they can get their hands on them. So there are definitely some people that are grinding this pack, but I want to talk about how this made the market move yesterday and even into today on Tuesday and how it's creating an entirely different scenario than what we expected that it was going to be. EA definitely switched it up on us. And that's why we always have to be on our toes with this game and with this market. That's kind of like the fear of the unknown with this market that EA can release content, they can release packs. And this year with the power of supply and preview packs, all of that at their fingertips is like, it's a little scary sometimes being a trader, right? And it's a little bit scary maneuvering the market like this in a serious way, because you never know when you're going to get burned. Well, today was the opposite, right? We were expecting to see prices go down into the beginning of this week with player picks and people, you know, draining their clubs into trying to pack these promo cards. But instead, EA sports just dropped an SBC that actually made the market go up. And right, the reason why the market went up into today on Tuesday is because people saw the content, maybe they did one team and we upgrade SBC 12,000 coins to do. It's basically, it's little to no risk because if you think about it, a discard inform on this game is 10,000, 11,000 coins anyway. But like all of the packs that we opened yesterday, yes, this is a very quote unquote decent value pack, but there's no rating, like guarantee on it, right? I packed, I did one of them and I got a 78 rated inform. I just think that this SBC to a lot of people doesn't carry that much weight. And that's why you saw the market move like it did yesterday. Now speaking of this SBC a little bit more, what happened? We talked about panic selling on informs when and if this SBC was going to drop. Now we did 100% see that, right? A couple of cards that we saw panic on yesterday. Some of these informs dropped immediately when the SBC was released. Phil Foden went from 75,000 coins back down to about 67,000, 66,000 coins. I don't even know if foot been caught the price drop. See like this little price drop right here does not even do justice. These cards like Foden was 75K. He dropped down to 67,000 coins in a span of like 10 minutes after this SBC was released. The panic selling was so quick and so fast. And then people realized that this SBC is not it. It is not giving out good cards and stuff shot right back up. Another great example is this Vinicius inform. He was down to 310,000 coins on the panic sell on Monday. Check this out. He was 330 in the morning with a slight dip here. He was actually down to like 310, 315. And then you know with the market being I guess a quiet Monday where a lot of people wanted to go out and try cards. And again, they maybe have some coins coming off of their weekend league with rewards happening on Monday morning. You just saw the whole rest of the market just rebound up even higher including cards impacts like these RTTK team 2 cards. Take a look at this Timo Werner. Right Timo Werner yesterday when there was no content. 800,000 coins rose up to about 840,830K. Content drop. We get the Timo week SBC and that's it. Boom. Serate. He was basically almost 900,000 coins. He's back down to now about 850, but there is an insane buyback on these cards. Fred went from 295,300,000 coins back up to 330 where he is now. Jesus Navas went from 95K to 110,111. D'Young was like under 700,000 coins. He kept going above 700 and like 3740,000 coins and Mobile continued to rise. So a lot of the market yesterday and even if you take a look at some of these out-of-packs cards, Rodrigo is up further. Esok had a really big rise yesterday kind of out of nowhere. This card went from about 88,000 coins and shot up to 100K in a couple hours. And again, this is basically based upon the fact that the content yesterday was we didn't get upgrade packs, right? We were expecting upgrade packs to come and that would drain coins off the market and take coins off of this game and kind of begin sort of our market slide for the week. But actually what we saw is an SBC that people didn't want to interact with and that made the market go even higher, especially on some of these cards that people were investing in. Now, right now I'm looking at this Upamakana wants to watch card at 195,000 coins and I am screaming at you. I'm screaming if you own this card to sell it. Now, I know that 190,000 coins, this price may not last for a while, but that is literally, he has doubled in price. Now, he is expected to get into the team of the week this week, but we know with the incredible amount of supply on this game. I saw this price tonight and I had to shout this out. This is a sell 100% for me. Sell it in the hype. Take your guaranteed coins. Again, if you're somebody who has cards that are increasing value right now on your team, some of these gold cards even went up yesterday, this is an incredible time today into tonight. Possibly it's going to be an incredible time to take the cash and take the money on this market rise. Take advantage of EA doing something that we did not expect them to do and have it go right for us once, right on the market. If you own the cards and had your money and items that went up in value, this is an opportunity to get out at a higher price because again, I do 100% think that with ultimately the scream or rule breakers promo coming on Friday and with these road to the knockouts going out of packs, I think there's a 100% chance in the buildup to the promo that is going to be coming on Friday that you will see people start to sell cards off. Again, Wednesday, we always see that. So we'll see that probably tomorrow, but getting ahead of the curve and sell why other people are buying, right? We talk about that all the time. We buy when people are selling and we sell when people are buying. And what happened yesterday on this game is purely the fact that people were buying literally all across the market. You saw cards going up. You saw icons fluctuate pretty well. There were some good trades that you could have made yesterday. I was able to make a few pretty good trades, a couple icon flips, a couple sales that were still waiting on, but a lot of prices had some nice fluctuations. It was a good day to trade yesterday. Again, in the high market, it is a good time to trade and that exactly is what we are in right now at this moment. Now, I don't expect that today on Tuesday it's all going to come crashing down, but who knows? I really have no idea what EA could have for us content-wise today on Tuesday. I think it's too late for them to release some sort of other, you know, SBC because Road to the Knockouts is basically over, right? You know, after today, these cards are out of packs. Road to the Knockouts team one and the mini release. And part of what I want to talk about in today's video is can we invest in these cards? Because we've seen such a huge rise on almost all the cards that were in Road to the Knockouts team number one. If you look at this entire team, there is basically not a single card in here that has not risen in price. Now, it helps that they started requiring Road to the Knockouts for SBCs, but I mean, these cards have risen significantly in price in the past couple of days. I mean, you talk about cards like this Marquinhos who are down at like 650,000 coins at its absolute lowest, 680 on that Thursday has absolutely flown up to 832K as being basically one of the best, if not the best center back, non-icon center back in the game that people are using at this moment. Now, if we look at team two, here's a couple of things with this. Now, a lot of these cards went up a lot from yesterday. So you might be thinking, hey, did I miss the time to buy? Can I invest in this stuff? Now, to be completely honest, I think what that depends on is what content we see today. If we have a tradable pack supply SBC today or something that brings some supply on this game, then it could create another opportunity for these cards. Now, what I'm going to say here is this, these cards might have a slight rise at the end of, you know, today into tomorrow. I think these cards potentially depends on the loading screen and depends on that sort of stuff. There's no Champions League games this week, of course, none today, none tomorrow. But one thing I would really watch for with these cards is panic selling for this weekend's promo. Again, we talked about the promos, but new cards are going to come out.  There's a big name player in this game. A card like Timo Werner could drop, right? As there's more special cards added to the game, especially if this scream promo, which we are thinking that we will get on Friday scream or rule breakers as they have renamed it has been a pretty decent promo in years past. How could that affect some of these cards that are already on the game, even though these are live cards, which does bode well for them. If I'm somebody who wants to buy one of these for my team, if I have not purchased them yet, which, you know, to be honest with you, it seems like there's, there's two potentials for low times here. One of the lowest times we might have already witnessed it. It might have been last night, Monday night, heading into the day. That could have been the lowest time for these cards for the next couple of days. Or again, we could have some panic coming on later this week. So if I'm looking at this team, the only way that I'm going to invest in some of these cards is if it is a very hyped, very meta card. And I think it's, if it's on the cheap end, I'm going to be investing. Guys like Amavi, guys like Diada, El Shirawi getting a lot of hype right now. Those are the types of cards that I would consider investing in. And if you're trying to invest in these cards for an out of packs rise, if there's any price drops today, you might be able to buy, but I think it's only a quick flip. Again, with this promo coming on Friday, whatever it may be, I really don't like investing in these cards as much as I liked investing in team one. I was even a little bit leery about team one, but of course we've seen these just cards absolutely fly. You might see some rises on these cards because usually in the second week of promos, the content is kind of quiet, right? And it's a little bit more dead, if you will, that could promote a market rise on these items. Now I'm not going to be investing, right? We have talked about this many times this year. Investing is just not the way it really is not the way, unless you find the right card in the right position. And last week, a lot of those cards were in the right spot with the rarity and with the position gaps that they filled, like the Zambrata, not the Zambrata, the Robertson that we talked about being the best Premier League left back in the game. That's a kind of card that I would have been interested in investing in. But as of right now with the way that the market is, I'm honestly just trading, right? I'm quick flipping. I'm using some of the trading methods that we have talked about, trading with icons, trading with position change, chemistry style, stuff like that. And I'm not putting May coins into these road to the knockout cards, unless I see an opportunity for a quick flip. Now, of course, I think a lot of what this RTTK promo is, at least Team 2. A lot of Team 2 right now is waiting on this run-in loading card to get his price range update. And as of right now, he is still extinct at 100,000 coins. Will he be extinct before he goes out of packs is going to be the big question. I'm really, really curious to see if that happens. Now, I'm not holding any of these. And I think if you are holding any of these, you got to wait for that price range update and sell immediately right after it happens. But this card, when the range gets updated, it's going to drop a ton and then bounce back up a little bit later after that, I think, because he's still a very usable and a very meta looking card. Now, we don't actually know from many, I guess, user accounts yet if he's actually that good. But I just wanted to talk about in this video today some of that investing, right? Some of the investing potential for the RTTK Team Number 2. As they do go out of packs, I'm just not a fan of investing, man. I'll be completely honest. I'm not a fan of investing. But right now, if you're somebody who likes to fluctuation trade, these informs are the best bang for your buck. These guys are moving around on the market. You can watch some gold cards as well. When the market gets high like this, sometimes you do see a bit of a sell-off around the time when this video is released. You're like late night UK time. And then you see cards start to rise a little bit into the daytime UK. Well, we look at some golds. We look at some of these other out-of-pack special cards that have moved and maybe find some deals on those cards early this morning if they've dropped off enough. But a lot of what I'm looking around and seeing, take a look at this Youngman Son. Last night on the YouTube video, I remember looking at this card for 220,000 coins. And at the moment, he is 250,000, right? And these are gold cards that we know for a fact are going to get supplied more later on this week and drop. So again, this is the absolute perfect scenario for you guys that had some cards that were in your team or you bought a card to try it out and you're wanting to know should I take the cash and to be completely honest for a lot of these cards in this game with more supply coming. And we know what supply does this market. I'm taking the coins on some of these gold cards that have gone up in price a little bit extra. Marquinhos, 130,000 coins that is up. I mean, I take a look across all the gold cards here. Rente is up a little bit. People are investing for the links to Renan Lodi. Mendee has even risen back up. Salah, 367, that is up, right? Pogba is up a little bit. I think that this would be a great time to be taking the cash on some of that stuff. And you know, if you want to invest in RTTK team two cards, because you've seen how well they have done, as well as team one has done. Again, what I would recommend is hopefully finding some little bit of a dip, right? These cards have just continually risen over the past 24 hours. Try to find some sort of little dip, right? I know this El Sherawi right now is up, right? He's got a lot of hype, 34,000 coins. And yeah, I just don't like buying it with the way this market is, right? This is kind of how the market was on the second week of once to watch, because the upgrade packs were not that good. You saw the market kind of rise and just feel like really dead, but it was kind of higher, right? On like Tuesday and even until Wednesday a little bit. And then on Wednesday, you saw it drop back off again, especially with the loading screens that came on Wednesday and on Thursday, as we got road to the knockouts for the first time. So I really think that that's going to be the story that is repeated again this week. So enjoy this higher market if you're somebody who likes to trade. And it makes the market feel a little bit more safe, if you will, right? Because you have these cards that have gone up, people are buying, people will feel like they missed out, right? And they maybe buy some of these cards at higher prices. So they're good to trade with, they're good to fluctuation trade with. But it also makes you wonder, is it the time to kind of sell because everybody else is buying? And to me, that answer is yes. So again, I'm really surprised that EA did not drop upgrade packs, but I guess it's just something that we're going to have to remember. Of course, as these cards for the second week of promos are only impacts for, you know, they're impacts for two days less, right? They go out of packs on Wednesdays instead of Fridays. So that is kind of something that we have to keep in mind going forward. Also, they dropped some, I don't even know where this stuff is at. I think it's in the store and in objectives. They dropped some like kits and TIFOs and stuff. Where is it at? It's the treat. They call this the treat, Halloween treat. Now, is this kind of like a preview and hinting that there is going to be a rule breaker slash Halloween promo? Or is this EA saying, okay, we're not going to do a Halloween promo, and whatever is coming this Friday is something completely different. And this is the Halloween content that you're getting. There's like an objective that is out and available. There's stuff that's in the store as well, which I can't access from out on the sign at the moment. I think even EA tweeted about it yesterday. They mentioned that the trick or treat items were available. New foot stadium items available in store and via objective now in foot 22. Also, if you guys did not know this, there is a free pack that is available via Twitch Prime. If you guys have Amazon Prime, that means you have Twitch Prime as well. And you can click the link that is on this tweet. I'm going to put this link in the description of the video. If you did not know that, I'll put this link there. And you can from there link your Amazon Prime and Twitch Prime accounts, which will get you this pack, which it was actually pretty cracked. I packed a Vardy out of one of these on my account. It's basically a seven times rare gold players. We saw a lot of walkouts, a lot of board drops, even packed to Christiana Ronaldo. And then the player picks that are inside of it, of course, pretty nice as well. So I would get this involved if you can. If you don't have Amazon Prime, maybe something worth looking into. You also get a free Twitch subscription to your favorite streamer, by the way. So the link to the Twitch stream is down below if you want to get involved there. There's special sub perks that you can get involved with with that sub. But that is a cheeky little plug that I guess I wanted to mention there that we saw yesterday. Now, also, we are going to be having the title update released very soon for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox and Xbox Series X and S. So there's going to be another update to FIFA probably today. Usually it's like early in the morning hours of Tuesday that they release some of these updates. So that might change the game pay a little bit. So just watch out for an update to the game as you are loading into FIFA today on Tuesday or at some point on the day today on Tuesday. Usually when FIFA Direct tweets it out, then that means that it's coming pretty soon. So that's kind of the video for today, boys. Again, I was surprised. 100% taken aback that, I guess, EA dropped the team in the upgrade pack and didn't drop the player picks. I think a lot of people were looking towards player picks. I actually went out and bought some gold non-rares and rares for my club. But again, it's just a nice reminder that, again, EA is always in control and that we might think something is happening. We might be 100% positive that a certain promo, a certain piece of content is coming. But again, when EA is in control of this game, sometimes it doesn't happen that way. This time it worked in our favor. It probably won't work in our favor like that always. But let me know down below if you have any questions. If you should sell, if you should buy, what kind of players you're looking at. I'm really not investing again at this time. What I'm doing at the moment is just quick flip trading. A few icons that I've bought, a couple of special cards. Bought this Rabo at 260. He went up higher to 280. A couple of these overnight flips that I bought, some position changes, chemistry style changes. I sold my Alaba ones to watch in the hype at 65K. That was a W as well. And then I have a couple icons at the moment as well. Got a Desai for good prices, right? Good prices. I'm just kind of waiting for him to get a little bit more rare. He's kind of back down again. So if this gets back to 830, we'll take our money. That'll be a nice flip. But that's the video for today, boys. If you did enjoy, smash the thumbs up on it. Comment down below if you have any questions and subscribe if you're new. It's been Nate the Foot Accountant. I will catch you guys later. Peace.