Welcome to Jalassette News, the top stores in cryptocurrencies and Jalassettes. Now break them down to bite-sized pieces today. That's some fantastic news. First up, Kraken is now going to be a registered bank in the state of Wyoming. Why this is huge, why this is going to change everything, and why I'm going to be changing my banks quickly. Also, this is a follow-up from yesterday's video, but we're going to talk about MicroStrategy outperforms the NASDAQ composite after a $175 million Bitcoin purchase is made. This is on top of their $250 million Bitcoins that they already purchased and what actually happened to their stock, which in my opinion is more of a bullish story than them actually buying the Bitcoin. Also, we're going to talk about Chainlink to start supplying data for crypto.com's DeFi wallet, which will lead us into question of the day. We'll re-answer the question, which is, how do I buy Theta? So we'll get to all that, but let's take a look what's going on with the market. So today, September 16th, about 10 a.m. Texas time, and it looks like Bitcoin finally broke above at $11,000, or at least back above $11,000. So I'm happy with that. 2.6 for 24 hours and 9% for the 7-day. I will take those numbers. Ethereum almost at 370, 375 at 1.5 and 10% up to the week, not too shabby as far as gains. Those are the kind of gains you might see in DeFi, but here they are in Ethereum. We'll take it. Tether's Tether, nobody cares. XRP, 24 cents. Pretty much you've got two stable coins in number three and four. Polkadot down 2%, but up 20% for the week, so not too bad. Bitcoin cash down 0.1, but they're in that sixth spot, and we'll see what happens with that whole Bitcoin cash hard for it coming up in November. Chainlink down 4.5, even though they've got good news. What are you going to do? Binance down 1.4, even though they got into DeFi, also what are you going to do? Crypto.com only at 0.4, even though they got into DeFi, that's how it is. DeFi is not as hot as it used to be, but I believe it has its place. And everything else is pretty much standard, except for year-in-finance, down 10% for the day. Ouchie. 35,000 though per token. If you're a year-in-finance token holder, you got an early congratulations, but I'm not touching that. And down we go, Synthetics down 1.5. Theta down 3%. What are you going to do? 28% for the week, not too bad, and 51 cents. And I've always said anything below a dollar is a steal, and we're going to talk about how to buy that. But let's jump into the day's top story. So first up, and this was huge, I was just about to make a video, and I got this email from Kraken, and I just happened to open it up and was it say, oh, it says, hey, guess what? We're going to be a bank. And it states, we are thrilled to announce that the state of Wyoming has approved Kraken's application to form the world's first special purpose depository institute, or SBTI. I have no idea what that is, but sounds good. And it's granted a charter to Wyoming's newest state chartered bank, tentatively called Kraken Financial. I know what that means. That means that Kraken is going to be its own bank. It's going to be able to have traditional fiat, you're going to have cryptocurrency, you're going to be able to do wires, ACH, all those types of things. And this is exciting news, because this is one of the first to where an exchange is also going to be a bank, and you have to do, and you're going to be able to do a lot of things that we should have already been able to do. So thank you, Wyoming, for being one of the few states to actually get it. New York, I hope you're listening, because this is how it's done. Headquartered in Cheyenne, Wyoming Kraken Financial will enable Kraken clients in the U.S., unfortunately, to bank seamlessly between digital assets and national currencies. Notice I didn't say U.S. dollar. They said national currencies. So I use Revolute, and they're a pretty great bank. They were started in Europe. Now they transferred over to America, and you're able to transact in different national currencies. So like for me, I live right next to Mexico, I can transfer the U.S. dollar right to the peso, just like that at a snap of a button. Very fast, very easy to use. Now Kraken's been able to do that, and that is good stuff. And it lays it all out from paying bills and receiving salaries in crypto to incorporating digital assets into investment and trading portfolios. Kraken Financial will be the first regulated U.S. bank to provide comprehensive deposit-taking custody and fiduciary services for digital assets. Then scrolling down, additionally, because of our position as a bridge between crypto and traditional finance, we will offer the following crypto-focused services in our first year of operations. So digital asset custody, demand, deposit, accounts, DDAs, wire transfer, and funding services. And here's the big one. Other services for individuals, accounts, a complete online and mobile banking suite of products, which includes a debit card that clients can use to spend their crypto funds. So this is one of those things that Crypto.com actually had on everything and on everybody. And they were like way out of the curve, now Kraken is catching up. And this is just one of those dominoes that falls. I think over the next one to three years, you're going to see a lot of banks going, hey, wait, what happened? Where's all our customers going? We're going to have to close another branch because no one's coming in. Maybe this is the wake-up call that the OCC said is, hey, you guys can custody this stuff if you stop dragging your feet. And I think we're going to look around and go, hmm, seems like a ghost town here. Maybe we should get into cryptocurrency. Let me know what you think in the comment section. I think this is huge. Let me know. Let's move on. Next up, I wanted to slip this in because we have to take a look at a global macro perspective about what's going on around us. There was this question that was asked, what do I think is going to happen in the next year to three years, as far as like cryptocurrency? And I said, well, I think there's going to be a big dip because in the traditional market, there are institutional investors and institutional investors are also making their way into our market. And the problem with traditional world is that there's things like this going on where people are going bankrupt. People are seeking federal bailouts. They are printing of money. And I think there's a bubble that's about to pop. And when that bubble pops, you're going to see some of those players. Not all, but some of those players go, you know what? I need to be liquid. I need to pay off my debts. And the only thing that's open 24-7 is cryptocurrency. And they're going to pull that out. But the strong hands, the ones that know exactly where this is going, and there's a lot more of those institutional investors that see where things are going, they're going to keep their money in. So we're going to see a little bit of a dip and it's going to take off like a rocket because they're going to say, you know what? We can't trust this fiat, this federal reserve, this US dollar. I think we should go into something that has a quantitative hardening, not a quantitative easing. And that is cryptocurrencies and digital assets. So this is what I see just looking at the big picture. So struggling hotel owners, some with Trump ties seek federal ballot. I don't care about the Trump ties. What I really care about is that there are multi-billion dollar hotel chains that are going to default on their loans. And that's going to have a ripple effect. So Thomas J. Barrack Jr., billionaire investor, has struggled to keep up with payment of almost two billion Wall Street debt. He used to buy a collection of more than 160 hotels. Monty Bennett is in a similar tough spot after he recently halted payments. Ode on the 2.6 billion worth of Wall Street debt, used to acquire his own hotel collection. And there's a term called imminent monetary default. Is a term a Wall Street research firm use this summer to describe more than 300 million in debt on a luxury hotel in Austin, controlled by Doug Manchester. So of course, this is all related to COVID-19. People are traveling less. They don't need hotels. What happens to hotels? They start to close down or they start to default on their loans. Now the bank's like, well, I'm not getting any money. So what do we do? Well, we had a bailout. We're going to need another bailout. And then guess what's going to happen? We need another bailout and another bailout. And now all of a sudden you have so many hands out, there's only so much money you can print.  You guys have to figure it out yourself. And I know some people say, no, no, no. Modern monetary theory, we can print to oblivion and it won't matter. Well, I'm here to tell you, there is a point when you just can't do that anymore. And I think that we are coming up to that point. So this is what I see in the macro view. Let me know what you think in the comment section. But again, I don't see this as a very positive outlook in the short term. Long term, this is great for cryptocurrency assets because the more uncertainty, the better it is for us. Let's move on. Next up, we already covered this, but I wanted to make one point. Micro strategy outperforms the NASDAQ after 175 million Bitcoin purchase. So what's going on here? So if you're unfamiliar with micro strategy, not too long ago, this little billion dollar company, they bought 21,000 plus Bitcoin in August of 2020, this year. And that was about 250 million. They now own 0.1% of all Bitcoin with this new purchase. They probably own 0.2%. The CEO stated that Bitcoin is digital gold, harder, stronger, faster, and smarter than any money that has ever preceded it, which is a vast difference to what he said in 2013, where he said that Bitcoin is dead. Amazing what seven years will do. And I think this is exactly what's going to happen with a lot of people out there. They're going to just talk about Bitcoin like it's just nerd money and it's never going to work.  So this is what's happening. So what happened recently, micro strategy bought another 175 million in Bitcoin. And what happened when they did that was that their stock rose over 9% as the CEO revealed what had happened. So what this says to me is that it's not just the CEO that thinks this is a good idea. It's the shareholders who say, you know what, this is great for us. This is great for the company. And we believe in cryptocurrency, maybe they're opening their eyes like everybody else out there. So I think when you can increase your percentage, your stock price by 9% by buying a Bitcoin, you got a lot of believers than just upper management. Anyhow, moving down, this is Michael Saylor. He's the CEO and just to verify, he states, on September 14th, micro strategy completed its acquisition of almost 17,000 additional Bitcoins at a price of 175 million to date. We have purchased over 38,000 Bitcoins at a purchase price of 425 million inclusive of fees and expenses. And there's two things to note here. So micro strategies move seem to have pleased market participants like we just talked about. While the company stock jumped over 9%, the NASDAQ composite set just over 1% gain. So they are beating out NASDAQ. And lastly, micro strategy intention was capital preservation with company CEO Michael Saylor saying of their first Bitcoin bet, the cryptocurrency was, get this, a dependable store of value and attractive investment asset with more long-term appreciation potential than holding cash, which only makes sense. Cash will have inflation and will decrease by 2% or inflation will cause 2%, which decreased the purchasing power. And with Bitcoin, it goes the exact opposite way. So my question to you is, which one would you rather have in the bank? Let me just think of the comments section. Let's move on. Last up before we get to Q of the day, Chainlink to start supplying data for crypto.com's DeFi wallet. So what's going on here? Well, the Hong Kong-based payment card and wallet provider said Monday that Chainlink's price reference data or its decentralized Oracle network had been plugged directly into the DeFi wallet, giving users ready access to its price feeds. Per a press release, crypto.com said the integration meant users would receive highly accurate and transparent prices on all assets supported in the wallet. Chainlink co-finitor Sergei Nazarov said the integration means the price, the prices users will see will reflect actual market conditions whether they mean the product of human tampering. That's what's great about Chainlink is that they actually have multiple Oracles to get different price feeds. So they don't, you notice have one little piece and which is susceptible to attack. So multiple different points of references. That's great to get the most accurate data. And then mirroring Binance, crypto.com launched a swap product last week where users can exchange tokens and where liquidity providers can earn yields by depositing digital assets into token pools. So again, it seems like whatever is happening in the space, the exchanges kind of just follow suit. Like, oh, you like that Uniswap? Well, guess what? Binance has got it. Crypto.com's got it. And guess who else is getting in the DeFi game? Coinbase has got it. Well, they have Wi-Fi and they have UMA which are decentralized finance products. So we'll see how that all works out for them. But just to make sure that this partnership was accurate, I went to crypto.com, the official website. And I scrolled all the way down to the blog. And when the blog comes up, I just went and take a look at all their different products and information that they have. And it looks like on the third row, crypto, Chainlink, DeFi, crypto.com successfully integrates Chainlink to power ambitious DeFi roadmap for CRO. And if you click on that, you can go through the whole thing. So this, to my mind, would be what would be called a partnership. Looks like crypto.com is definitely using Chainlink.  So let me know what you think in the comment section. That's what I see unless I'm missing something. All right. And speaking of other things that you can buy on exchanges and whatnot, there was a question I got, which was all about Theta and how to buy it. So let's jump into the office. All right, everybody, and welcome back to Q or the day. Welcome back to the office. So the Q of the day is actually a question we have answered in the past, but I need to answer this question again because it keeps coming up. And the question is, where can I buy Theta? Now, I was talking about Theta in the last two videos, and I kept getting a lot of comments like, hey, I'm in Texas working on by Theta. Hey, I'm in this country working on by Theta. So I'd already done a video on how to buy Theta, which is for Uniswap. You can watch that. I'll link that at the end. But what I need to do is actually show you another way. I was conversing with a digital Dave over at Crazy for Cryptos. And he said, hey, I saw your video on Theta. Have you ever used my exchange? And I said, as a matter of fact, I did use your exchange. And I used it to buy Theta and worked out pretty well. Very easy. And he said, well, mention it to your subscribers if you could. So that's a great idea. So I need to show you how to buy Theta using Digital Dave's exchange. And it's a pretty simple process, almost as easy as Uniswap. The difference is that they are a brokerage, kind of like Voyager, and they find you the best rates for to purchase Theta and get it that way. So it's like I said, it's a very simplified process. And what I need to do is make sure that I do these videos and then put them in the playlist so that people can actually find them later on until I just always asking in the comment section. And this is one of those issues with YouTube, where it's kind of hard to make an education part very comprehensive if you don't have places to direct people to. Because you just say, well, then you have to look through all the different videos and whatnot. That's why I need to finish up that website. So all the information is right there. So what I'm going to do right now is let's jump into my computer and I'm going to show you exactly how to buy Theta using Digital Dave's exchange. Very simplified process. Let's just do that. So first of all, the original video that I did was how to buy Theta step by step. And it goes over the Uniswap and how to set up your Theta wallet. So I'm going to link that right now at the very top. It's going to slide out. So take a look at that first because that's what you're going to need to figure out how to actually get your wallet in place. And all you got to do is go to ThetaToken.org and that will be in the description. And if you just click on wallet and just follow the directions in the other video that we just shared, you should have no problems. But the big question then is, how do we use Crazy for Crypto's exchange? Well, first of all, I'm just going to link it in the description as well, crazyforcryppers.com and forward slash exchange. So it works pretty much like Uniswap. It's just that sometimes you get some better rates. It just depends on what you want to use. So right here, and there's a lot of different ones you can go through. Depending on what you're going to use, you're going to want to send something for something. So let's use, let's see something real quick. Can I use Ada? Yeah. So all you got to do, when you first put it in here, it says the popular choice is a Bitcoin Ethereum USDT. But you can use anything that you really want to. They got Cardano. They got Theta. They got Synthetix. Let's see, they got Tron. I mean, pretty much everything you think of is right there. Not everything, but a lot of them. To make this very simple, I'm just going to use Bitcoin. And what we're going to want is you get, let's go for Theta. So Theta is about 50 cents right now. So I don't want 21,000. I just want to get about 100 of them or so. So I usually just play around with it until I can figure it out. So 0.001, that's 21, 0.009, that's going to give me 191. Or I'll always make an even Steven and go 0.010 and 209. Okay, somewhere around there, sounds good. And again, I just play around with it until I figure it out. And that's what we got. So then we're going to click on exchange. And then just to be crystal clear, this is on Crazy for Crypto's website. But what he did is he embedded this exchange. It's not like Dave traded it, but you'd be very good if you could. But it looks like it is a embed and it's actually from Change Now. So we're going to click on exchange. We're just going to take us to the regular exchange itself, which is Change Now. And it's pretty simple.  So it's going to look for the best rate that it can find, kind of like how hotels.com, it aggregates all the different hotels and finds the best hotel and off you go. So same type of thing here. So we're going to go for 0.01. Going to get about 200 theta, roughly about 50 cents right now. And what it's going to ask right here for is, they're looking for the theta payout address. So what we need to do is go to the theta or theta wallet, which we can simply just click on, go to theta token.org, go on our wallet. And again, if you watch the video that I had done previously, it'll show you how to set this all up. It's very simple actually. And then what it's going to ask you for is your keystore file and your wallet, or I'm sorry, your password.   It's going to ask us for a password, sure. And we're going to click on Unlock Wallet. Now there's a lot of different ways to unlock your wallet. There's the mnemonic phrase, the private key, or the hardware. This is just the easiest way for me. It's up to you how you want to unlock it. And we go over that in the video. And there we are. So here is my Theta wallet. I got a whopping 2,500, not too shabby. And what I want to do is, and I want to send it, of course, I want to receive Theta. So I'm going to click on receive. And this is my handy dandy wallet. So I'm going to copy. Address has been copied. And what I try to do is I try to remember like the first four and the last four somewhere around there. So 0x93, 0x82e. So I'm going to go back to the actual exchange. And I'm going to copy and paste. And 0x82e. And the first ones were 0x93. So that looks good. So I'm going to click next. So here's the details. I'm going to send 0.01 Bitcoin. And I'm going to try to get, or I'm going to get, excuse me, 209 Theta. That's going to take about 10 minutes. We will see. So what I need to do is I want to click confirm. And here's where all the magic happens. This is the easy part. So all this is asking for is like, this is where you need to send your Bitcoin. And when I first did this myself, I was like, I don't know. But I've done this actually two or three times. No problem so far. It seems to be very accurate, very quick. And then off you go.  And this has for the two-factor authentication. So I'm going to go to that app, which looks like that. I'm going to find Celsius. Copy that. Come over here, click paste. So I'm going to click on Bitcoin. And here is my Bitcoin account. So what I want to do is I want to withdraw. So I'm going to click on that right button there, withdraw. So the amount I've got is .01, which is about $110. Okay. I'm going to click on check wallet address. So I could do one of two things. I could put in the withdrawal address, which is 3pz, cuhm, blah, blah, blah, blah, which I want to do because it's a lot of work. And if I had to do that multiple times a day, it's not going to happen. But underneath there, it says scan QR code. That's the great thing about when you have a desktop app and you're using your phone, you're just going to click on scan QR code. And then what you're going to look for is the actual QR code, which is right there. And there it is. And what I want to do is I always want to verify it. So the first three or four, 3pzc, 3pzc. The last four kb1y, kb1y, it looks pretty good. I could verify the whole thing, but it looks legitimate. So let's scroll down and click on confirm withdrawal. 3pzc kb1y looks good, confirm. It's going to ask me again for the two of factor authentication. I'm going to go back, find Celsius, let it run out, 297013 and paste. You're about to draw $110, send email verification, yes. So this seems like a real pain when you're going through it.  So sure, I will let that happen. So now what I'm going to do is go back into my email account and just look for that email so I can confirm this and confirm withdrawal request. I'm going to scroll down. I'm going to confirm that just to make sure I'll click on this just to make sure withdrawal confirmed. So a lot of different steps, a lot of security, that's okay. I'm okay with that. So now we have two options. We can do one of two things. We can sit around and wait for this to confirm, exchange and send to you. And then we can check our theta wallet or we can just put our email address in here and digital asset news at gmail.com, gmail. And it'll let us know when it is actually done. For right now, we'll just wait a little bit and we'll come back. So just real quick, I want to talk about how fast this actually was. So it was 4.22pm when the withdrawal request came through. And it was 4.28 when the withdrawal request was actually completed. So I mean, six minutes is a pretty fantastic time work. I will be happy about that. Now one thing I want to jump back on and it's about locking your address. And there's just some information here. It says right here, if this is your first withdrawal, this will become your locked withdrawal address. You can change this address through the app. Press here to learn more about it. So when I click on that, it takes me to this little FAQ section. And it says your withdrawal address gets locked for 24 hours after your first use. The security feature was implemented so in case somebody gets got access to your account, they couldn't withdraw your coins right away if they didn't whitelist your withdrawal addresses. However, if you have 2FA or two factor authentication activated in your account, which I do, your withdrawal address will not get locked after the first use. However, if you initiate it with a draw address change, it will get locked for 24 hours once you confirm the change via email. So I just want to make that very crystal clear because people like to just throw out that scam word all of a sudden like scam and wouldn't let me withdraw my Bitcoin. It's ridiculous. I can't believe this blah blah blah. Calm down. It's okay. It's a security feature. So anyhow, looking over this, it says, yeah, your exchange took six minutes. Thank you for using change now. No problem. It was for you. Maybe later. Let's take a look at our Theta account. And there we are. 209 fresh Theta into our account just four minutes ago. Fantastic. All right. So that's it. So now you have options. You have simple swap or you have the crazy for crypto. Change now, whichever one you want to use or feel more comfortable with, those are the ones to do. All right. Let's jump back. All right. So that's it for today. Thanks for sticking with me through the very end of the video. I really appreciate that. That's amazing. Also, you don't know, there's a join now tab at the bottom right hand corner. And you don't get anything special.  And what I do is just give random shout outs. So random shout outs to dominance logistics. That's a good one. Justin Ross, Archi Garcia, Jorge Alba, Chuxi, David Sontang, Chris Alexander, and Rama Flash. So thanks so much for joining up. I really appreciate that. If you like these types of videos, there's going to be two months going to pop up on your left and right. And I'm going to link the Theta video on one of these. And that is going to take you to the Dan clips, which is just a shorter version of the primary channel, digital asset news. It's just the clips to break down the very basics of it, to save you time. So I'll put that in and that's it for today. Thanks so much for watching. See you on the next one.


Hello, and welcome to this presentation of the STM32 Octo-SPI interface that will present the features of this interface which is widely used to connect external memories to the microcontroller. The Octo-SPI interface integrated inside STM32 products provides a communication interface allowing the microcontroller to communicate with external, single, dual, quad, or octal SPI memories. This interface is fully configurable, allowing easy connection of any existing serial memories available today on the market. The external device is memory mapped, which allows any system master to access it like any other memory of the system for read and write operations. Applications will benefit from the easy connection of serial external memory with only a few pins required. Thanks to the memory mapping feature, external memory could be simply accommodated in the existing project when more memory is needed, whether it be flash or RAM. The Octo-SPI interface offers high flexibility for frame format configuration to address any serial flash from single data lane up to eight data lines. As with regular quad SPI, the user can enable or disable each of the phases, configure the length of each phase, and configure the number of lines used for each phase from one to eight. A new signal RWDS acts as either a write strobe during write operations or a read qualifier during read operations. The Octo-SPI supports the new hyperbus mode, which combines the command and the addresses in a single initial phase. As with the regular frame format, hyperbus mode also uses a read qualifier and a write strobe during the data operation. The Octo-SPI supports variable or fixed external memory latency as defined by the hyperbus protocol specification. The Octo-SPI integrated inside STM32 products offers three operating modes, which will be explained later in this presentation. Communication with external memories supports single or dual data rate operation. The Octo-SPI supports three different modes of operation. Indirect mode, where it behaves as a classical SPI interface and all operations are performed through registers. Status polling mode, where the flash status registers are read periodically with interrupt generation. Or memory mapped mode, where external memory is seen as if it is internal memory for read operations. In indirect operating mode, the Octo-SPI behaves like a classical SPI interface. Transferred data goes through the data register via FIFO. Data exchange is driven by software or by the DMA, using related interrupt flags in the Octo-SPI status registers. Each command is launched by the writing of an instruction, address, or data depending on the instruction context. A specific mode has been implemented in the Octo-SPI interface to autonomously pull status registers in the external flash. The Octo-SPI interface can be configured to periodically read a register in the external flash. The returned data can be masked to select the bits to be evaluated. The selected bits are compared with their required values stored in the match register. The result of the comparison can be treated in two ways. In ANDED mode, if all the selected bits are matching, an interrupt is generated. In ORD mode, if one of the selected bits is matching, an interrupt is generated. When a match occurs, the Octo-SPI interface can stop automatically. The Octo-SPI also provides a memory mapped mode. The main application benefit introduced by this mode is the simple integration of an external memory extension with no difference between read or write accesses of internal or externally connected memory except the number of wait states. This mode is suitable for both read and write operations and external memories. Whether it be RAM or flash, they are seen as internal memory with wait states included to compensate for lower speed of external memory. The maximum size supported by this mode is limited to 256 megabytes. A pre-fetch buffer supports the local execution. Therefore, the code could be executed directly from the external memory without the need to download it into the internal RAM. This mode also supports SIOO mode, which is supported by some flash memories, which allows the controller to send instructions only once and removes the instruction phase for the following accesses. The Octo-SPI has five interrupt sources. Timeout, status match, when the masked received data matches the corresponding bits in the match register in automatic polling mode, FIFO threshold, transfer complete, and transfer error. DMA requests can be generated in indirect mode when the FIFO threshold has been reached. The Octo-SPI is active in run, sleep, low power run, and low power sleep mode. An Octo-SPI interrupt can cause the device to exit sleep or low power sleep mode. In stop one or stop two mode, the Octo-SPI is frozen and its register's content is maintained. In standby or shutdown mode, the Octo-SPI is powered down and it must be re-initialized afterward. Wearable applications require low power management together with high quality HMI. This can be achieved using the STM32L4 Octo-SPI interface to store in an external flash all the graphical content needed like background images, high resolution icons, or fonts to support multiple languages. Additional audio data for ringtone can also benefit from the large space offered by the external flash. The low pin count needed to drive such devices allows a very optimized system integration. You can refer to peripheral training slides related to RCC, interrupts, DMA, and GPIO for additional information. Octo-SPI is an exclusive feature of the STM32L4R among the STM32L series. For more details, please have a look into the application notes AN5050 about the Octo-SPI interface.


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