Good afternoon everyone and welcome. Welcome to JCP Let's just take a look at this chart here at JCP was a call I made today and actually to be honest with you It really is not a gap today a new gap. Oh, it's a kind of a little bit of a new gap Let's just look it's really continuation gap closed on Friday at 883. This is like neutral Yeah, it's a neutral actually this is a neutral open here today But it really is a chart that I've been watching to move lower for really since the beginning of time But it's a continuation gap. It's a continuation of the move that's lower in the chart and back here Okay, when the stock gapped up gapped up here, this is not a good bullish gap This is not a good bullish gap if you bought this here You were not money very long if you bought it here You made money on the day and actually into the next day and for a small move up, but it's not a good trade Why why is this a bad trade? Why is this a bad trade? This is not a highly rated golden gap a good gap to buy in and actually it's not even a bullish gap This is a gap down. It's a gap down failure. It's a stock that got down GCP any gap down the day that it went green on the day, okay? So this is not a proper real entry to buy in any event the stock is a short Called a really aggressive entry in this today I kind of saw in in in the morning that this was gonna break today and it didn't it did if it's broken It's it's on its way. There's nothing stopping it now next target is 815 then eight dollars This thing falls off a planet again I think here under eight under eight it falls off a planet and it really could keep going under seven Like even not that far for long from now But definitely definitely eight dollars and then under eight is where you really can get paid in this thing Now I'm not saying this happens today I'm saying for an overnight trade or a swing trade basically swing trade is a trade in the next five to ten days He'd said but today. I'll show you the short I called in this which could be the entry then for the swing trade Actually Here you could have done this right out of the gate, but I didn't see this until after the fact in here Stop over here rallied up retested resistance held could have sure to get and could have taken more could have done the I dropped on down broke broken here could have gotten out of some and could have held the whole thing Let it rally back and here's the five minutes set up again in here and then you learn the stop So actually the stop would be here at the entry price of the first trade And then you can't lose in the trade. Although. This is a beautiful beautiful beautiful move look So got to the mini first target, which was 850 here into 12 o'clock major reversal time a Nice move here with a very very quality entry entry here on the five minute is 64 This is like a look at this So even though this only moved, you know about 20 cents It's still a nice quality trade in a daily chart stock that's broken that has a bigger target in it Which is trying to make a new low here now look at this Actually the 15 minutes that up to You could have done it at 61 Although I still have the stop up here where it is in the five Excuse me So JCP is continuing down and eight dollars looks very much well in sight Whether or not that happens today or not who knows, you know This is really not a gap plate today for a new gap This is a continuation fall through in the daily chart of the stock to continue lower to the next target You could be in this as a swing trader or core trade or the daily short today And there is potential that this gets to eight today that if this gets to eight dollars today That's like a seven-hour trade on a day that it didn't even gap this of the new gap day This is a continuation. Okay, it's because I'm reading the overall trend in this to seem to wait till it breaks Rallyed up to resistance rallyed up to resistance hell broke right up to resistance You see why you cannot take a trade in a stock in a position in a chart just because it does a pivot If you do that if you did that if you are in this it's gonna break. I can tell you that right now This is what people did they can't they bond here. How do I know they bought I can see they bought I can see the green bar gapped up gapped up again. There's nothing to do here Some people got out of it immediately actually can see here today Is the swing trade just boop up in one night? Rallyed up here made a higher high came in made a higher low It doesn't mean you buy the stock here If did a buy set up on the eight and on the 20 and made a higher low and a higher high But that doesn't mean you take this the position in this long Because rainy pivots doesn't tell you what a chart is doing in an overall trend Just like you can't buy every buy set up in the daily chart to stop and you can't show every cell Set up in daily chart in a stock you have to know exactly what you're looking for To read what's happening the bigger picture which has to do with the price and it's all based on gaps I mean this is the reason that I'm good at reading price and charts because I'm good at reading gaps You must learn how to read the gaps the gaps the gaps the gaps They tell you what's gonna happen in the price of the stock before The move happens to know how to take the position because this is a great Great short move here in JCP to get this back up into a rally Anywhere in the 9s or the 8s to get this down into the 7s or the 6s or the 5s again So it's a huge beautiful trade. I Don't know the timing of when it gets to these numbers But it looks likely the JC pending will definitely hit eight this week today's only Monday And it could hit it today and then once it breaks ain't that's where I think it falls off the cliff So we'll have to say this is Melissa with the stocks wish calm in his 12.05 on Monday March 31st Guess what tomorrow is April 1st. Can you believe it? It's April tomorrow already? This year has gone so fast so far, but spring is on the way There's no looking back for spring now so happy can't wait for spring spring is a great time to trade the market It's a great time to be outside and enjoy the city and everything it has to offer And it's a beautiful time doing start to enjoy the outdoors and get ready for summer Have a great day everyone. I'm doing a lecture a webinar today at 5 30 Eastern time It's going to be about how to reprice actually I can even talk about JCP in the lecture tonight if I if I have time This is Melissa with the stocks wish calm email me with more information of Melissa at the stocks wish calm in The next gap course is this weekend April 5th and 6th. I'm doing a special day 3 by special request On this class. I normally it's a two-day class day 3 is just going to be live trading and actually reviewing live gaps it's going to be helpful for people It's a bonus day bonus day on this gap class this weekend if you want to do it So feel free to sign up and reach out to me Melissa at the stocks wish calm. Thanks everybody. Have a great day


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We're going to tell you about topography and show you how to use an inclinometer, which measures the incline of a hill or mountain. That's right, topography is all the features and forms of the land, like ridges, mountains and valleys. Topography can give you clues about how a bushfire might behave as it moves across the landscape. Did you know that fire spreads faster uphill than it does downhill? Basically, the speed of the fire doubles with every 10 degrees of slope or incline. So if a fire is moving at one kilometre per hour and gets to a hill that has a 10 degree slope, the fire speeds up to two kilometres per hour. And the opposite is true for a fire travelling downhill. So if the fire is moving at one kilometre per hour and gets to a downhill slope of 10 degrees, the fire slows to half a kilometre per hour. As you can see, it is important to know about topography, including the incline of an area. So how do you work out the degree of incline of a hill or mountain? Or Sarah, you can use an inclinometer. OK, that's great Eli, but how do you use it? To use the inclinometer, find a partner the same height as you and ask them to stand at the bottom of a hill you want to measure. Put the inclinometer up to your eye and close the other eye. When you look through the hole, you will see a red line and numbers. Align the red line with your partner's eyes. The number next to the red line is the incline, and that is how you use it. OK great, so when do I use it? You check the incline of a hill before summer so that you know how fast a fire will travel if one starts. This can help you know when to evacuate, and you are much safer in a valley than the top of a hill. So who uses an inclinometer? People who need to know the topography of the land use an inclinometer. Hikers may use it, any builders or excavation crew may use it, but most important, firefighters use it to predict fire behaviour. Cut. Can we do that again?


Okay, thank you for having me here today. So I'm going to take a step back, actually kind of turn the other way and talk more about the design processes. So about how we've been doing at the design lab, examining interfaces, interactions, and also experiences, not only using bio, like biotech, but also with other materials, responsive materials, adaptive materials, and so forth. So it's going to be somewhat different from very science heavy presentations that we've been hearing, but more about the methods and processes that we've been kind of thinking about and also adopting in our work. So this takes through the five steps that you're all familiar with, right? About identifying user values, what are the experience values that we want to embed into designing of a product or an experience, and how can we then evaluate and map the emerging tech and materials and the things that we want to bring in to enable the experiences. Of course, and then to framing the ideation process from taking it to from seed concept to full developed concepts, and then of course prototyping and iterating throughout the processes so you can really take that idea to a realized, an experience that can be storytelling to others. So one example that I brought today is the work that we've been doing with Puma, a sportswear company, and designing adaptive sportswear experiences. And with that, in our three year collaboration, we've been looking at within the overall umbrella of adaptive dynamics, how can we create an adaptive to the user and also a dynamic experience with the sportswear, from looking into programmable materials as one, looking at aesthetics, you know, bio design also another one of those or pneumatics, embedded electronics. So there are different technologies or materials that we've been exploring within this overall topic of adaptive dynamics. And within that was all about designing new experiences that we can really use in our daily light and also of course using our body as an interface. So how can the changes in my body, heat, temperature, sweat, my movement, or different ways how my body is reacting to my sportswear activities and how that can inform the adaptation of your sportswear. And one of them was to use microorganisms to sense and actuate. And this was a work that we did with BioRealize a few years ago in creating these four different experiments from thinking about the packaging experience to a t-shirt that responds to the environment all the way to an insole that can react to sweat as well as a shoe that will transform a biodegrade over time based on the temperature level of the heat. And some of these work especially with the breathing shoe that's been also further developed by Puma in also working with other laboratories and other designers in addition to the design lab team here to kind of taking the experience further and to think about how can it be shoeable and how can be manufacturable and how that can really enhance the user experience. So in this one of the video that I'm showing here, it's all been developed as post our collaboration with Puma. So it takes the sweat pattern of your foot and then you can see that the shoe can maybe create a custom ventilation pattern based on how you sweat. So you may be able to use your sweat pattern as an aesthetic pattern of your foot as well. And of course, so I'm going to talk a bit more about these five steps. So kind of going into the back end, our internal processes of how we come to these concepts. And the first one is identifying experience values. And within these values, we've been going a lot into these six categories of value experiences and from playful engagement to how can you really show identity of the user. So I'm going to go through each one of those and kind of quickly share with you some of the experience values, value experiences, experiential values. We've been using different types of terminology but so you can bring those into the designing of a new product experience using the novel technology that we've been all seeing today. So one is an adaptability and of course this is all about customizing the experience of a product to the user's needs, making it personalizable. It could be about custom fit, about control, maybe fine-tuning your shoes to your needs. And if you've seen the Puma Bio Design Project that we did here, so what we've been doing with all of these values over the course of our work is to identify inspiring examples, including using ours as an example too, to really look at how is this product, what is the value behind it? What are the kind of keywords? What's the target group? What are the desired experiences? And where is it within the product timeline? Is it at the research level at product launch? Is it already launched? So we can also kind of map where this technology is in our daily product experiences. Second is about wellness and safety and I think this is also an area that's being highly being explored within the wearable industry too, about how does it support the user through real-time sensing and then giving you the information. All the way to identity of how do you express yourself on aesthetics and then also ethics. Playful engagement, can you create an interactive and gamified and fun experience? Productivity, about enhancing the performance of the user and then maybe it's also about kind of creating a durable product also. And lastly, efficiency. So how is it convenient for the user? Can it do also be a multi-purpose product as well? And then these, based on that, these areas we've been also looking at the materials and technology. Looking at these three categories. Is it user-friendly, the technology that we're seeing? Can it be showable in this case? Meaning, can it be, is it lightweight? Can it be manufacturable? Is it, what's the response time? And also, of course, manufacturably, if you take this from the lab to the factories, how can it be adopted within that existing manufacturing processes? Going to skip through quite a bit. So these are some of the technologies that we've been looking at. And within framing the ideation, it's also then kind of crossing the values. Can we come up with a new experience value by crossing adaptability with gamified, fun experience and vice versa? And looking through the all aspects, what does it do? Who's a user? What is it doing for the user? What are they enabling tech? Then how does it work? Is it just a standalone product? Or can we think about an ecosystem of product experiences with digital, physical, all of that? And then from the seed concepts, the full experience, it's really kind of going in depth into each of these levels and identifying what's the level of customization, how much involvement does it require from the user? What is it being triggered? Is it from the physiological response to user's action? So these are some of the elements that we've been thinking about as we take the seed concept ideas into developing a full product. And then of course, mapping these into some more easy to visualize so we can also compare the different concepts together. For example, these are some of the four initial seed concepts that we've been looking at that uses Hydrogel as an actuator in this case. And this helped us to look through the criteria of evaluating between feasibility, is this manufacturable system of performance? Is it easy to use? Is it light to wear? Since it's designed to enhance the performance of the user. And also what's the visibility of technology? Since we're using these novel tech, can this innovation feature be visible to the user? And also the engagement level of the user in activating and using this experience. So a lot of the work has been going into kind of designing and prototyping these different material prototypes. And the current concept that we're working on at the moment is with the long distance runner. So within the marathon running, can we think about a face changing shoe that you start with wearing at one moment and then when you're at your later 30 or 40 kilometer mark when you're hitting the wall, can the shoe help you to really sustain the performance level by changing maybe the cushioning of the insole, midsole, and so forth. Yeah, so this is a concept that we're working on that have been generated from these steps of processes. And yeah, we'll be able to share that with you later when it's fully and more fully developed. So thank you.


Welcome to Digital Asset News, take a top story as in crypto current digital assets and break them down to bite-sized pieces. Today, pretty interesting stuff. First up, Bitcoin maximalists will be on the wrong side of history, says Vitalik Duterin.  Also, XRP prices are jeopardized as Ripple continues to flood the market. And depending on your view, this could be a fud piece or pretty accurate and we'll go a little bit deep into it, but I'm going to ask you to keep an open mind. Also, and this one is important because it talks about SIM swap attacks. So Scott Melker, he's also known as the Wolf of All Streets, pretty prolific trader. He recounts how he fell victim to a SIM swap attack. And if it can happen to this guy, it can happen to anybody. Also, this is day two of our $100 Ethereum giveaway just for using or signing up for unstoppable domains. All you got to do is put a comment in the section and we'll go over that at the very end as well as a scam of the day. So before we get into that, let's take a look at the market. So today it is August 6th, I believe, one o'clock p.m. Texas time. And let's see what we got going on. So Bitcoin, almost at 12,000. I like to see that. I think everybody does. It doesn't matter if you're an altcoin person or whatever else. Bitcoin kind of carries the whole thing right now. So we're up 1.6%, 7% for the week almost. Ethereum, just teetering on that $400. XRP, 30 cents, watch out. Tether is tether. Bitcoin Cash, sure. Cardano up a little bit. Bitcoin SV, again, don't know why it's in the top 10. Here we are. Bitcoin and Chainlink going against all the FUD and hitting all-time highs. I can't imagine that it went up this high this fast. I would kind of be surprised it doesn't hit $10. But I mean, look, what goes up must come down. Do not FOMO into this project. Do not FOMO. The first rule of cryptocurrency and digital assets is you do not FOMO. So just look at it.  Maybe do a little delicacy average and off you go. And then everything else is pretty up. Well, Tesla's up 5%. That's weird. 5.6 and a pretty good day. So let's jump into the article, huh? So first up, Bitcoin maximalists, we're on the wrong side of history. So Buterin calling out everybody, shots fired. But it was an actuality. Shots fired at him first off. So then co-founder Vitalik Buterin has taken a swipe at Blockstream CEO Adam Back. What's his name? Black Adam Back. Okay. After he compared his brainchild to some of the best known Ponzi schemes and con actors.  Are you kidding me?  If not, what's the whole point? So we're going to get into what actually happened. But, you know, hey, Vitalik, good for you. And also good for Charles Hoskinson for what he said. So moving on, tired old propaganda. They talk about Vitalik claims that this tired old propaganda that's being spread by maximalist is becoming less and less effective. And I got to tell you, I listened to Ivan on tech a couple of days ago, he was talking about Ethereum turning five, and he has been around pretty long time. And he said that when Ethereum came out, all the maximalists said, you know what that's for, it's to steal your Bitcoin, because you're going to you're going to dump your money into that. And that's the only point of it. That's it's just a scam. And there's nothing ever good and da, da, da, da, which is kind of weird, because there was an article, I saw this from Crypto Lark. And he talked about this was back in August 22, 2019, Bitcoin maximalists embrace Ethereum. After receiving an offer, they can't refuse a group of hardcore Bitcoin maxis have a heroically overcome. That's funny, heroically overcome their hatred for Ethereum after receiving ERC 20 shares in crypto exchange, INX worth $100,000. I'm not going to keep going on, but you get the point. So really, you have to take a look at what is going on behind the scenes. It's not what they say. It's what they do. Remember that for everybody, every kind of investor, every bank, every person that you come across, it's not what they say it is what they do. And that does not look good for somebody talking about as far as frauds. So moving on in a series of caustic tweets, it's a good one back compared Ethereum, Cardano Ripple to infamous Italian con artist Charles Ponzi, who ended becoming the namesake of every fraudulent scheme that pays profits to earlier investors by learning and fresh money. So what exactly did he say? Well, let's take a look. So this was actually started by Lea Hilkern. I've seen her around. It looks like she's pretty prolific in a Twitter space. And she says, imagine not liking someone because they prefer a different coin to you. Say a lot of cancel out laughing. And Adam back here, who's the co-founder of Blockstream states, well, imagine not liking Charles Ponzi because he liked his own coin, not laughing somehow. So essentially, he's comparing every type of altcoin to a Ponzi scheme. And then he comes back and just says this, Big Connect, Charles Ponzi, Ethereum, one coin, Cardano, Ripple, Bernie Madoff, Stellar, Dan Lerner, getting them all in there, all looking very similar grade to me, Ponzi scheme.  And now here's the thing. I'm not a Bitcoin maximalist or Ethereum maximalist or a tomato coin maximalist or whatever. I don't really care. I just care that this whole space in some way, shape, or form goes up and increases in value. That's all I care about. When the water comes into the harbor, all the ships rise. So if there is some coin that is going up massively like like I don't know, I don't own like one, but I've covered them like, great, it's going up fantastic. Now, mind you, Bitcoin SV and Bitcoin cash kind of leery on. So I'm not really a big fan of those, but everything else I could care less. So with these types of things, I feel like it's kind of got to kind of stop at some point because if you have investors from the outside looking in, it looks very juvenile. But that's just my opinion. Let me know what you think in the comments section. But I did post this, let me blow it up. This is from Trace Mayor. If you don't know Trace Mayor, he is a Bitcoin maximalist and OG back in the space before Bitcoin was Bitcoin. And he states this, Bitcoin doesn't need to satisfy all the needs for all the people. Sometimes you want a knife, sometimes you want a fork, sometimes you want both of them together. So we have to keep an open mind. And that's why I invest in what I invest into. So I invest in a Bitcoin because I think it's going to be a store of value, just like I think it's digital gold. I think it's my currency, that's just how I see it. Ethereum, I think it's built in Ethereum, especially DeFi and smart contracts. So that's why I invested in Ethereum. Cardano, Tezos, those are also smart contracts. So if an EOS as well, so if Ethereum doesn't make it, well, I got my backups. And then for Chainlink, I invested in Chainlink a while ago, because I knew that you're going to need data to be pulled in from outside sources. And that is what Chainlink does. And I always talk about this. It's like the prospectors for the Gold Rush in the 1800s. The Gold Rush people didn't get rich. They just got out there and some of them, maybe five, 10% got rich. The ones that got rich were the people that actually provided the supplies and services to these prospectors. You need pickaxe? You need a pan? I got that. Buy it from me. Same thing with Chainlink. We're not going to do smart contracts, but we'll pull all the API data that you need. So that's why I have Chainlink. And then XRP and Stellar, I feel like there's going to be a massive need for remittance payments. And depending if you want to go XRP, which is more towards the banks or Stellar, which is more towards the bank, the unbanked, I don't know. So I hedged my bet, and that's why I invested in them. And then also Veechain. I did that because I have an Amazon business.  Because every time I send something in, it's not being tracked like, hey, I sent in 1000 units, what happened? Well, we only scan 940. So you lost 60. With Chainlink, you can definitely track all those different types of things. Also for counterfeit, counterfeit food, counterfeit baby formula, counterfeit Nikes, everything else, especially out of China. So that is great. And that's why I invested all those things. So lastly, to finish this up, it said these comparisons didn't sit well with CEO and Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson.  Look, let anybody say what they want to say, just do your thing and be successful. And that's the best revenge. All right, let's move on. XRP, price jeopardized as Ripple continues flooding market. And again, as an XRP investor, these are always interesting to me. And before we start to talk about, this is a fun article and this and this, hey, you have to look at the data that you're presented with, right? Get the information, then make a decision. So XRP sales spike, Ripple made headlines after revealing in its Q2 2020 markets that it continues to flood. Okay, wording, sure. How about this, increase the amount of XRP? Let's just say that. Although the U.S. based technology company had dramatically reduced the sale of its tokens in Q1, it appears to be back at it. Ripple sold approximately 32.6 million, two institutional investors Q2, which is a almost a 2000% increase. Why? According to Ripple, the significant spike in sales is partially due to the growing adoption that the cross-border remittances tokens have experiences, experienced and its integration in different markets. They state, the development of liquid and robust markets is key to the success of ODL. The second quarter of 2020 saw numerous integrations that helped contribute to the health of XRP markets read the report. So let me ask you, what do you think about that? Because to me, when I read this, I see both sides. I see, and this has always been the complaint about XRP and Ripple. They're dumping out in the market or they're flooding the market or they're putting a lot of XRP in the market, it's being gobbled up and it reduces the price. On the other side, people are saying, well, they have to because they need liquidity in the market because things are going off so great. I got to tell you, there are so many positive articles about XRP and Ripple yet here's the price and here's what it is.  And I know there's people out there going, you need to let go, you need to let go and put into some other project. I'm not. I'm going to go down with the ship because I'm an investor. I'm not, I have a plan of action and if it screws up, it screws up, but I do what I say I'm going to do and that's it. So if it goes down, hey, I will let it go. The other buys that I have, I think will more than make up for it. I just have to follow my plan and whatever your plan is, your plan, that's just how I see it. So finishing up this article, this is from Dino Ibis Bigovich, head of content and SEO at Sentiment. I think I nailed that name. On average, the moment cryptocurrencies show up on this list, the dump begins in the second week since appearing on the emerging trends list, the coins we back tested have on average lost a massive 8% or total price. And this is a sample of 200 coins. And of course, they're talking about Ripple. So they're saying when it starts to show up on these specific lists and all the investors are starting to take a huge notice into them and not in a positive way, you'll see a tumble 8% on average. So I'm not going to go to the rest of this because after this, it's all astrology, which is TA and not that TA is bad. I just don't understand it. I'm just not smart enough.  That's all I'll say. So there is mentioned down there that 28 cents is the support level, but it remains to be seen. However, if you're somebody like Peter Brandt, the trader who always talks smack about XRP, he states it's going to near zero. So like I said, I hold it. I'm nervous about it, but I am cautiously optimistic and we will see. And let me know your thoughts in the comment section. Let's move on to our next piece. So next up, and this was really interesting because it shows me that I'm doing things wrong. Scott Melker, Wolf of All Streets, recounts how he fell victim to a SIM swap attack. So I saw this and I'm like, hmm, if this guy gets attacked and he's huge in the cryptocurrency, what hope do we all have? Well, he's going to explain how to not fall victim. So Scott Melker, Wolf of All Streets says he was victim of SIM attack in February, but managed to avoid losing any crypto assets. He's going to tell you how. So on an August 4th post on Melker's website, and if you haven't seen it, it's a pretty slick website. I'll link it in the comment section or the description, just thewolfofallstreets.io and it goes over pretty lengthy stuff. So let's just read the highlights, huh? He said he was able to protect access to his bank accounts, credit cards and crypto exchanges after a hacker assumed his identity by tricking his phone carrier and diverted Melker's communications to the hacker's phone. So we always hear about it, you know, like this happens, this happens, but this is a high profile case. So I tend to take notice more often during those times. According to Melker, hacker had access to his number and text messages, which would have given them access to all his funds if, and this is the big thing, if he'd relied on two-factor authentication or 2FA delivered via text message. However, he used the Google Authenticator or Authy, he used Google Authenticator, which was kept on a, and this is the big thing, which was kept on a separate offline device. And he said, this is the single thing that largely saved me from the most damaged SIM Melker. And just to be sure, I looked this up and I asked, there's a question, how does the Google Authenticator app for Android work offline? Same thing with iOS. It says Google Authenticator doesn't require any internet or mobile connection. The system generates the sacred key, 1632 character code, and the code is scanned and you don't need to be online. So here's the thing about Google Authenticator, though, I have it on my phone. I'm thinking I should, after this story, get it off. But the thing is, you can only use it on mobile devices. So I can't put this on my laptop. I can't use it on my tablet that I know of. So I have to get like a separate phone to keep it over there, which might be worth it.  Well, actually, that is me too. So I need to do that. So moving on, he states, even with my logins and passwords, they were unable to access my 2FA. This gave me enough time to contact my banks, credit cards, exchanges, and have my accounts locked. And I got to tell you right now, there's a couple of accounts that I am using text messages and the wallets even warned me on my phone. Hey, we noticed that you're not using Google Authenticator or 2FA. Please switch to 2FA. And I'm like, I'll get to it at some point. So I'll be doing that before I release this video. So lastly, states never use text message verification as part of your two factor authentication. Hackers are counting on this vulnerability in a SIM swap attack. 2FA is a double-edged sword. It offers protection when used correctly on a separate device, but allows easy access to everything if it is simply a text message on your phone, because the hacker will receive your texts and calls. So that's all I got. I think it's very important. I'm going to do this, and it's up to you to do it. But I got to tell you, that scares the hell out of me when I read something like that. All right, let's give away some money. So this is what's going on. Unstoppable domains, if you don't know, they just put out a new release, two things. First of all, Coinbase, if you sign up for Unstoppable Domains, like I have my unstoppable domain, and it looks like this, it's in the description of every one of my videos, and it's just DanLikes.crypto. And what's great about that is now, if you go to Coinbase or Huobi, if you use Huobi, you can just put in, instead of putting this long number, this long public address, like this one right here, which no one can remember, you just put in DanLikes.crypto and send me 10 bucks. I mean, don't send me any money. I'm good. But if you were somebody like, hey, send me some money, you can just use DanLikes.crypto, put it in the Bitcoin or actually, sorry, Ethereum address, and it will just send it to me. So instead of using these unreadable things, now we got these nice DanLikes.crypto. And here's another thing about Unstoppable Domains. And I keep harping on it. This is the second day we're going to talk about it tomorrow too. But what's cool about this is that I was around when the internet came about. I'm old. Okay. And I remember when everybody bought up websites like crazy. They bought up pets.com. They bought up Mr. Smith.com, James Andrews, street.com and everything you think of and every kind of business. And then later on, Casper.com. And every, and what would happen is they wait for years and then people like, can I buy your domain? No, can I buy your domain? They wait years and years and years. And Casper.com was just sold, I don't know how many years ago, but for millions of dollars, that guy bought it for 10 bucks, waited like eight years and just sold it off. Amazing, right? Because Casper.com, which is the betting company, wanted that name and it worked out great. Same thing as Crypto.com. They paid a lot of money for that one. But here, all the .coms are gone. But if you go to Unstoppable Domains, you can get cool stuff like DanLikes.crypto, DanPeaches.crypto, Dan, whatever. Give me crypto. That probably is taken. But you know what I mean. So that's a good thing. And then also you can do this. So here's the daily for the giveaway. It's $100 in Ethereum. And all you got to do is just in the comments section, say ETH to 10K. And then you have to leave your .crypto domain. You can't put in your Ethereum long address. You can't put in this as your address. It has to be a .crypto address. And then we'll pick them at random. And we will give away. So yesterday's winner already got their money. And the winner is WabiSabi.crypto. So here is Unstoppable Domains giving them $100 in Ethereum. And that's how it is. That's super easy, right? Let me show that again. Nine seconds. All you got to do is put in WabiSabi.crypto in Coinbase. And there it is. Stick out $100 and send. I guess I got a face. Are you good for them?  So pretty awesome. Pretty simple instead of using those long characters. So I'm going to go over a couple of things today. That's how you win. But I need to make mention of like there is the question of the day, which we're going to go over right now. But I'm going to go over the question of the day, which has to do with Unstoppable Domains and their wallets. How to connect your wallet to your Bitcoin, Ethereum, potato foot coin, whatever different cryptocurrency you have to your Unstoppable Domain address. So let's do that right now. Okay, everybody. Welcome back to the office. So for the question today, we've got this coming from Ron Van Jans. And Ron asks, thanks for the info. What a guy. He talks about the Tom Emmer. And he says, if I'm interested in the Unstoppable Domain thing, maybe someone could help me out, please. If I have my name and transferred my coins, is that as safe as other soft wallets? I'm using the atomic wallet and love it. And where do I find my wallet? Is that in the Unstoppable Domain platform? I'm not a very computer savvy person. So first of all, Ron, it's okay, because a lot of people aren't really computer savvy. That's just how it goes. So what we're going to do is I'm going to bring in Zae from Unstoppable Domains. And she's going to answer this question directly. And then we're going to go over how to actually create a wallet in the brave browser. So let's get Zae in there. Cool. So Zae, thanks so much for just jumping in just real quick. So here's the question from Ron, as you remember that we talked about. And he talks about, I'm interested in Unstoppable Domains, maybe someone can help me out. If I have my name and transferred my coins, is that as safe as any other soft wallet? I'm using the atomic and love it. And where do I find my wallet? Is that in the Unstoppable Domain platform? I'm not very savvy. So Zae, what's going on here? Yeah, no, no problem. And that's okay. If you're not quite sure what's going on, I'm happy to help and answer that question. So basically Unstoppable Domains is a blockchain domain registrar. So we are kind of like a domain provider. So we do not provide wallets or any sort of assets like that. The only thing we can provide for you is the .crypto domain or .zil domain that you purchase from us.  And then the only time that wallets come into play are to claim the domain because it acts as an NFT ERC 720 asset. And so you have to store it somewhere. So that has to be stored in a wallet. So that's one point where a wallet comes into play is for storing the domain. And the second point where a wallet comes into play is adding the cryptocurrency address from a wallet to your domain so that people can pay you to that address. So those are the only two reasons that a wallet would be involved. But we do not provide wallets. And those are all from third parties. And then you integrate that on the platform. So I'm sure Rob will show you how to do that. Got it. So Zaji, just to make it simplified, Unstoppable Domains is like the go daddy of blockchain. Can we say that? Yeah. So you can go to our site and you can search for domains and you can buy the domains there. And after that, everything else that comes into play is bringing in third parties to help you with that. Cool. Okay. Let's jump in. So thanks, Zaji. I really appreciate it. Let's jump into my computer. I'm going to show these guys how to create a wallet in Brave Browser and how to link it to Unstoppable Domains to make it simple. Thanks. That's good. Thank you. Okay. So let's do this. Let's make it super simple. If you have the Brave Browser, which I use all the time. It's fantastic. No, none of those pesky ads and things like that. What we're going to do is we're going to set up a wallet in the Brave Browser, which is pretty cool. Now, I want to make mention here. Don't keep all your crypto on a hot wallet like the Brave Wallet or what are the, you know, Ethereum Wallet. Put it in somewhere where it can be safe like an analyzer or someplace where you control the keys. Don't keep everything online. That's a recipe for disaster. So first of all, let's just set this up. So what I'm going to do is I want to click on the words Brave on the browser. And there's a preferences button right here. Click on that. And now we're going to have a bunch of stuff right here. But at the top, settings, Brave Awards, history book, more examples, crypto wallets. We're going to click on that. Now, mine is already set up. So your setup will initially look very different. But the big thing is, is that you're going to click on an account somewhere. And it usually looks like this.  So if you have a nano, you can connect to that, which is pretty cool. But let's just do this. Let's do create account.  And I'm going to click on create. And there we are. So that's pretty much it. Pretty awesome, right? So we are done. This is, this is our cryptocurrency wallet. And if you notice that you have Ethereum here, you have that as a default. Here is your address. So if you want to take this, you're just going to click on the copy to clipboard. And we're going to go over to unstoppable domains. And we're going to find the crypto domain that we have, we're going to click on manage. And what we're going to do is we're going to put in our, our address right there. So I'm not going to put it in there because it's already there. So that's my Ethereum address. You're just going to copy and paste. Now, again, you can select additional currencies right here. Cardano, atom bound, blah, blah, blah, blah, a ton of other stuff that you want, right? I can put in one and just put in my, whatever one is, I don't know what that is. And that's your address. So what's great about this is that your name, so mine is danlikes.crypto, you can have all your crypto wallet addresses right here, and they can send to danlikes.crypto. So they don't need your, if someone says, Hey, what's your Bitcoin address? Oh, I'm also going to send you Ethereum and then Zillica and then Litecoin and one and then the tomato coin or whatever, you would need to give them all these different addresses.  And that's the beauty of everything. All right. So that's it. So thanks for sticking with me. If you've got time, we're going to do the scam of the day. And it doesn't take too long, it takes about a couple of minutes just to go over it. And that could really help everybody out. So if you're not aware, scam of the day in the description of every one of my videos, there's a link. It looks like this and it's going to link you to scam of the day. And I did this because I was sick and tired of people getting screwed out of their money, but not just that, but making people aware of how to avoid these scams is a big thing. Now, some of you will never fall for these scams. I mean, you're already savvy, but some are new to it. And this is like a very new, you know, world to everybody. So sometimes you got to just kick back and do a little education. So this is what we're going to go over. The latest one is, and this was a good one, airdrop ethereum by founder. Who would have thunk it? So we're going to click on the link. It's going to take us to this. So what are we looking for in a scam? Well, we're looking for, first of all, if it's a YouTube scam, we're looking for, man, 53,000 views. That's a lot of views. First of all, looking for comments. There's no comments. That's very strange for a 53,000 view. So right now, red flag. The second thing we're looking at, looking for is for is an asymmetrical giveaway. And it says here rules to participate, just need to send one ethereum or 100, whichever you want to do to, and you'll get back to ethereum or 200 ethereum to the address.  And now if you go sound so awesome, right? Well, it's not because you're not special. No one's going to send you free money that doesn't work like that.  Now you don't have to take my word for it. You can just say, ah, Dan's full of it. So what you want to do is, you know, drop by, go to the ethereum foundation and say, Hey, is Vitalik giving away free money? I'll tell you no. If you see something like with CZ Binance, you can go right to Binance, go, Hey, is CZ giving away free money? No. Hey, is Brad Garlinghouse from Ripple? No, wherever you see it, just go to the main website and ask them, wait 24 hours. These are how long it takes. And they'll tell you no. So you don't take my word for it. That's all it is. But if you verified it or you trust me, whichever, here's what you want to do. First of all, we're going to dislike this. This is my new one. So I'm going to click on, I dislike this. And then to report it, all they do is click on these three dots. And then three dots come up, report. And we're going to say, this is spam is leading. We're going to choose one. We're going to say this is a scam or fraud. And then we're going to click next. And then we're going to say, Hey, this is a scam. And don't get too colorful with it. Just state the facts and then off you go. And you can put as many details you want to, and that's it. So hopefully, if you do this, this, you know, this will help out greatly to get, get this scam out of there, especially with 30,000 views. It's, it's scary to me to think how much has been lost. And if you don't think that anybody would fall for this in the very top hand corner on the scam of the day, there is a report. And it talks about YouTube, YouTube scammers help steal $130,000 in Bitcoin from investors daily. Let that sink in daily. And there is new people coming in, especially as Bitcoin comes in. You can read the report here. It's a lot of money and 2020 has so far been the most profitable year for scammers. So if you don't think it happens, it does. Anyhow, that's it for today. If you like those types of videos, there's going to be too much going to pop up on your left and right. Don't know, because I have no control of that. YouTube does that all just like the ads you've seen. If you saw a scam ad, that's not me, that is YouTube doing their thing. So that's all I have to say. So if you like those, two more videos pop up, check those out. And that's it for today. Thanks for watching. See you in the


Hi guys, so welcome to part 3. Let's now look at all the tensions and the mysteries and all the creepy intervals Okay, ultimately an interval is The vibe created when two musical sounds collide or meet together an interval in my opinion is an actual Musical sound if you were to just play E That's just a sound in my opinion, which is tuned to a certain fundamental vibrating frequency But a musical sound is actually when you have two of these objects Colliding with each other and the collision can be calm and peaceful like we heard earlier Like the fifths very stable and sort of relaxing or the minors or the major third minor third In the octave they're very calm Then you have the other level of emotions which are sort of like bridges to go back to stability And now we are also looking at the tensions, which is which is ultimately life in general, right? We all go through Every single emotion over our lifetime probably some of us through the same day or over the same day So let's now look at all the tensions or mysteries as I call it sometimes Okay, so the first one you'd like to learn is Usually everyone's favorite for all your heavier stuff, which is your tritone And It's a very symmetric interval. So if you play root E Tritone which is B flat or a sharp You can actually You can also form the octave Okay, so why why we call it a reverse or a symmetric interval is because this one's tritone or B flats tritone ends up being E again. So you get Yeah, that's me trying to play a very popular song but anyway, so you go You can play a higher tritone probably save both your fingers by starting with the middle finger so Tritone It sounds very like diabolic and very sort of Villainess right or very against the system as I sometimes use it for, you know You can build a riff just with the root and the tritone right another cool way to use the tritone Is probably for some bluesy stuff Right, which is also a little bit painful the lyrics are a little bit sadder, you know In fact, that's like a blue scale So in that blue scale root major third perfect fourth perfect fifth flat seven which we learned in video two octave and For more spice we add that tritone Very normal Some people try to do some hammering or maybe Bending guitarists do a lot of bending bass players generally don't at least I don't so Right you could put that together You could hammer on that or pick it If you know hammer-ons you could do like Very riffy Or if you want to just use the tritone, yeah, you can get some more evil stuff going on It's definitely a tension as I'm sure you guys are hearing another Interesting interval which we use a lot in the east is the minor 2 which can also sound scary at the same time It could be very cultural, you know, so if I play If I just keep this the minor second or the flat 2 which can be found next fret same string Tritone was next string next fret. You're moving like an L here. You're just moving immediately. So So that's your root flat 2 back to Again it can be used beautifully to make riffs just with root and the minor 2, you know, you can go like Follow the groove of the drummer or the other musicians of your band and just roll with this And if you combine this with some of the other intervals you learned you can create a very beautiful sound A very Middle Eastern sort of vibe, right Lot of people have used it Very interesting you can immediately change your perception about you know playing music when you have all the sounds Freely readily available at your disposal. So practice them. Well, okay, so we've learned the tritone. We've learned the flat 2 Let's now learn another tension, which is The major 7 so again, it's all on the same fret in In respect with respect to this E. So if you take E F minor second Tritone This is your major 7 ironically the major 7th is part of the major scale, right, but it is considered a tension because You're hearing it those notes are sort of As you can hear they're sort of fighting with each other aren't they Yeah, so You definitely want to use that to sort of lead back to the root. I guess so you go, you know So you just add that for that additional flavor that additional color Okay You Can actually create some very beautiful melodic lines because that is still part Part of the major scale. So if you play the major scale, you know the usual way You're not getting things which are very relatable or very rememberable. So that's where you do a few skips If you could use root second third fifth And then immediately the seventh, but then you can't stay there. So you resolve it back to So you have a riff right there Quite calming actually now now that I put it all together, isn't it? If you want to play a very shiny very Uplifting bass solo, yeah, you could you could use that. So even though it is a tension There is a lot of like very peaceful Calmingness to it as well. Okay, so we've learned try tone minor second major 7th. So another Another two intervals which we haven't yet learned which I consider as mysteries because you can use them in a lot of Circumstances you can use them as a Resolution sometimes they feel like normal you can use them and sometimes they feel like a tension and sometimes they lead back To something or they could be called as an anticipation So let's look at E and let's look at how to build first of all the minor 6th, which I like to form here So that's the fifth which you already know so when you're building more Intervals perhaps you could rely on the ones you already have known Which is the fifth perfect The minor 6th is right above the It's you feel that Tension that mystery And now you feel the calmness right and for a bass it's it's even more mysterious like so you can go You Could also use it You could eventually lead back to the resolution but use this as a connection use this to add some spice or some flavor You Can do stuff like that so the minor 6 is a great interval another interval which you might find very useful is the major 6th Which is found here. How do I form it again? So minor 6? I told right perfect fifth plus one one fret This thing the major 6th will be This interval which you already have learned minus seventh Minus one or if you want to ignore what I just said skip a string down a fret Skip a string down a fret. So I'd prefer to perhaps in this shape plate index finger on root Sorry middle finger on root and index finger on Major 6th, so this is your major 6th Minus 6 a lot more Diabolic a lot more evil or mysterious while the major 6 is very sort of bright or very grand very epic as I sometimes call it Right, so yeah, we've pretty much covered all the tensions as well, right? We've covered the tritone the The Arabic minus second, you know very Middle Eastern vibe and very Beautiful as well Then the major 7th, which brings up a lot of you know bright and uplifting elements Then you also have the minor 6th Which is a bit more, you know James Bond ish I like Yeah And then you have the major 6th which can be played here or If you can stretch you can also play it here, okay? I think I have pretty much covered all intervals Which you can find on the bass guitar, which are actually all the intervals in music if you think about it Even if you're a piano player or a guitar player, you're going to work towards the same goals towards the same objectives It's just that on the bass We need to really Respect these intervals for what they sound like because every decision we make on the bass is important We use it a lot to support the band to really make the guitar sound better to make the vocalist sound better And just sort of glue the band the bass is sort of the locus Where everything meets, you know, so every decision you make is important now in this lesson I haven't talked about a lot of rhythmic things that is also important but harmonically and melodically you also have to make a very very strong Decision or a strong judgment. So please learn your intervals and remember we've divided them into you could say three categories Now we have the resolutions. We have the anticipations and you have the mysteries, okay? Which I've covered so if you'd like any of my notes from any of these lessons We have it in a neat booklet, which I've written down hand written it down So do consider picking it up and subscribing to our channel You can PayPal us or Google pay us if you wish and as always this is Jason here from the Nathaniel School of Music Do consider liking our channel like rather liking this video Subscribing to our channel if you haven't already and do not forget to turn on the bell icon for notifications Don't worry. It won't scare you just turn it on It'll just send you a simple reminder whenever we release a neck another lesson. We do riffs on our channel Which I play on the piano and various instruments. 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