Welcome back. It's a good morning to you, of course, wherever you're watching us from watuote, watuote, watuote. Karibu ni sana, leo nile siiku. Of course, I'm sitting in for a val and let me make it a bit elite. So, kuna wale situ na samanganima bei, pala fbit ma posti kakitu apu about bei, ebunu kumet. We are asking today, before even introducing my guest, we are asking today, types of beis wana wako. Kuna wana wana, bei ni tu ni anza tu na mwaza types of bei, wpale job, pala tu kwa job. Siunia lawa tu wana wana wach bede nukukazi, bei wajob, unukunga chinia maji. Anyway, today joining me bede wasawatatu, and of course, beis ni kada, habut wstrasumumzia badae. So, same on wasila Diste University. Ma'am. Wa siana. I'm very happy to be here and quite hoping. In my situation I can call it complicated. Nikki Pon fire spare b Inc." I Offn Mango mami मε Idea I can say I am dating actually How long have you been dating? 5 good years Ladies and gentlemen, we call it a moment of silence as we try to meditate on those words 5 years dating, unafanya Yes, unafanya, nimi 5 years dating Unafanya, laki oni pasono You oni pasono Anyway, we have Masi Cheruta Yes Kerebusana? I am single Okay, when you two are single When you two are single How come you say I approach Nama applications? Oh yes, I can say that But I choose to be single over 2 You only choose to be single over 2? No According to the previous Previous date, I was single I just feel like I need time to be single I meditate on time I meditate on time mama How long have you been dating? I am not surprised How many situations have you had? According to the previous relationship I had pain, heartbreak You were jilted? I was jilted I was jilted Okay, she is going to look for some wipes My name is Karajal I keep on interacting with her It's going to be what today You can keep us interact with her Of course on social media platforms Facebook it's Y254 You can go to us on Twitter At Y254 channel Later on we will be posting this on YouTube You will be keeping on being posted On it and everything that we do My first question How long have you been dating? How long have you been dating? I don't know How long have you been dating? How long have you been dating? I don't know I don't know what happened I was giving up I was like, are you dating? So the next time I realized I had friends I was joking So even though it happened I was a little hurt Are you a victim of circumstances? Do you have any particular time? I was on a date When I was dating I had a job You had a job? I had a job Let me ask How many types of base do we know? We know 4 4? We had a job We rented We traded We went on a road trip We were like, where are we going? We are going to Namanga Namanga, for example So how many types of base? How many types? I was in life in the language I was not even sure How many types of base do we know? I don't know What? You know You know You know I was not understand How many types of base do we know? How many types of base do we know? I have one question for Kuloba You've been dating for 5 years All those 5 years Apart from your father and your bae How many types of base do we know? I like Anyway There is one There is one Yes, one Up to now From Brock He is my best friend From Australia He is from Kenya But currently he is in Australia So You understand See my name sometimes we need money Like hi I have 4 bats I am Brock But again I have a situation I have a situation I am a double But he is not a kule fun And I know it's ok I understand How many types of base do we know? I don't know How many types of base do we know How many types of base do we know? How many types of base do we know? We have to know When we say We don't know We don't know How many types of base do we know? Biha kwa ga haverikun na probezi toa. Biha kwa klumba hezi kwa itiwa. Na ueza, ueza na gawes na ueza. But tusa yu karejami kuma mbe Jubab, Inazimib sumkashinib tu moja na ta kwa umoexpleni details yu pesuna fanya ni, nini, wuna teki. T tbspbwe kna yaza kya mbe, Iza wa to bia wajé. Mebi uplaida. Taka bwichaldi a respond to this. Do you think that justifies the reason to why you need to have biz? First of all I think it's among the reasons. kwa na ubu hechal mwengi na part from bewako, mwengi na tumi ya dho, skumoja kuja kwa mbe, e bedemi ya kwa niki kwa tumi ya dho sana, and to sample the goods, what will you do, because there's nothing which is for free dunia, your reaction haki kwa mbe heivo, na wuna jo niwa mi kwa kiki kusen na dho. So it's some sort of justifying. Ya.  Like, chero ya tumi kwa na experience ya, you know, you have to experience na kwa achwa, na kwa elewa, pole sana from us as the team, we are sorry for that, na keni pambana tumi na situation.   The real behi. Ah, sayze me jiyofa. Ah, me jiyo leku kukupati ya 2 date muhende, so kuna achana wumi dina wakanda. Uchabi ditu muhende. Ah, bono muhende na wengilu kuna sayki ya kuchu kwa dho za ke? Like sayze, wuna jiyo bewa kwa, wuna jiyo mteza, mta kwa sana jiyo, how can you choose, how can you choose of ya wiyomugi, na despite the fact that naku piya dho, we are so, but after all, badai uchaku jaku kum sweeti na badatengia bo. Do you know what? In Afikanga situation, you have to weigh, behi aki kuja na, sometimes na pwanga calm, and then all of a sudden muhende na fom dina na chokiliza, na bebi na jiyo na taka 20 place flani, bei buko na kuja kukupi kuna na. Na yon jiyo ni belika wende place nyengine. So ita bidi to me cancel, maybe muhende, something came up, muhende na. Do you mean me, I'm very sure bei wanguki put off, ita kwa case after 2 weeks, you won't talk to you like for 2 weeks and then kikiru di sasa monge vizuri, you have to solve that. I don't know, but I don't know ya, so I know how to deal with him. Na jiyo ni kuna kushende like 5 yas ni sawa, lakini 5 yas ni sawa tu lakini, naka kuhu ni cage boichal, hii hii jiyo na bei, wei aki ni complicated already, wei wu kuna stand ya ni wei aki ni complicated. And like, see kwa ni kwa, applications with ingapi by now. I'm just on the edge currently, kuna kuna na jaka wama tanu, but now they are some, I want to cut off nyengine. You see until I get the right applicant, you see when you are running something, tlazmupate the perfect applicant, yasa so wame, kazi weng kulewa. And that is why, for the boichal, the safest situation currently, jiyo na wasichana sasa apale tze, you have a gun, wei sasa ni, wata labda, wei atani bewa getua, mei biata wami onyezbeke, lakini wu kwingine, na kuna aza bei. So you see, so as in ya ni, boichal ya ni, you just keep them around. I've ever seen ya ni, there's a saying which says, a man can control 100 cows with one stick. So you see, ya ni you can be a surfer, diya ni wana. Naba tu kuna ele favoritbu, liya kukuna kakanda, adi wana hii biya di saka. Ivo sasa. Masia kuka like, what? Next to the reason, ya ni kwa single, because, no kwa pana na taha wengi. Namogia na abtom. Simo ane, if you find someone like him, hata kumbia kuwenda, hata kumbia situation niya, ya na kupima kuwenda wengi, umtineza mueka wapi, akiru uza, fika iso standard, zunya na taka, adap mingine, so wuna hii. What do you use to wear? Una timi ane ni kwa wendo ujiye by the way? Una jokuna, this specific material, ni tagoa waifu material. Ni na kwa gana some very peculiar qualities. So you want me to ship na from Bay? Namogia na saku wa perfect, laki ni leskua na mua, lemmi kuku for you today. Azini ane, wuna jarebutu kuulaki, jiku mojumambi, kusawa, laki ni deep down wana gai. Ni kaya pa for the rest of my life, ni gula gula iti kula. I was made. So azini, wajaji on doivo. And you are misleading yourself? No, ane is perfect. No, ane is perfect. I'm looking for the hair. Titi mademtina, wangatuna, today wake up early in the morning. I decided to cook for you. Wait a minute, bwazia kwa za tronza. Wait a minute, wuna zama wu pambukutu, shi paba, wait a minute. Update me. Ah, no. For how long? One week. Let's say, a couple of months, ta zama wangabi. Oh, okay. And that as in, for a person, a person like me. I don't need this, ane. Arali wana shanga kwa ni, ni why dead for five years? Akuna pethe. Azini ane, wadu azini. Atoni matunda ya fotea. Okay. Apana, let me talk with myself. But, reaching for five years, I was in campus for like, three and a half years. And then, five years, we're just trying to make things right. Oni lewa. Of course, my dad used to tell me, apana wemi say, isu faikwenda mahali, badawe ni mdogo. Oni lewa. When I was 23, so I used to be rude, you know, inafka mahali wana kasi riki amzae, unona. Ane ya we, and then, bia li kwa ni ane, kama baba kwa mese maewe, minim tutwa baba. Kama baba kwa mese maewe, of course. Ubali ane atuna. Azini ane, a time is coming. Your time is coming. When you date a person for five years, you never know maybe tomorrow. When you date a person for five years, lasmu kumem suba. Azini ane, ikshaf kwa five years, ono na badawe. So, is there a future? Yes, of course. Are you sure? See, what if it upa all of a sudden? A moment of silence. You need depression forever. What can you do? What can you do there? Between ma dayu na ma boi, niki ane kwa naka waka ma players ane? Ma boi. Ma boi. Ma boi, ma boi, ma boi. I can support that.  I can support that. Me come from a family where we have like two male. Two male. So, bradangu, before he married. Sorry bro. I know you're watching, but bradangu lukwanga na msi, alkwa na ma demkama wa tatu. Nili umse mani hako hi jo heartbreak na nini. So, we akia na nama danga 2 etem beza. Junu to na mgname kuja. I used to stay with him. So, I used to ask him, kwa ni nini nendelea, aka na mbea, we kwa ile fukin je kuna stick na mtu moja, wutawu miya. So, aka patangam dem mania me mshika kabisa una sheiki. Aindi popoche, kwa ike, yuko popo hapo, utare seiba je simu. Yo simu na skizongi, wuna je simu na dem tukonelea, azin uneza kapu batmina kus. Inzambaya una shanga. Attention. Ya koiote? So, yung dem ma liya, maika tubampu tubampu, pakasa hi kabidiya mea chahim chezu. Job na pingea simu, na tuka sanga pi job. Fika past that, chahim me ni mamambia. But, na takuskiya pointia boichald, simu na dem do, ma playa mani. Bisa kabisa kwanza de current generation. Lemu, advise kwa ugo icha. Those people are very dangerous. Current generation? Wei. Ono na pazi niya, niya di omegusu, umisketu wei niya mea seima, kuna wa road trip, suji kuna wa credit, kuna wa nii ni, na wu make up, wei fote nii, boichalu wei ka. Pazi ni kwa su li moza, ukitu ma na kulabak uta uta, utasa ma staki? Apanoizkata, ali labda kwa nii ni, kwa nii niya kua nii niya kwa nii nii. Kwa nisha piya, labda kuna kronitaji kwa, abu, someday utakuji niya mbe, aqe tanda fava. Wei na fika mahali, wei use to each other, in a point that, uniza niya mbe, niko akun na shops karibu, kindly itu me credit. I'll refund, I know you won't refund, but I have to send you because I have it. Next ita kwa nii mi, you never know. And I don't need any favorit, viniuna, seima, maybe you ni ka. Achiata credit Let's say for example bewa rent Azini ani mimi nalipiwa mstiyana rentia 15,000 Alafum mstiyana ni kita anakuja nenebiyama excuse jiuni ni mi Anakuna lipa unalipiwa mtu rent Achiata, lemi ask this in kuposchan Umelipiwa msi 2 for 1st daya, 2nd daya Aka mada alafua after graduation kujeku mbe Aki mi isi u like a brother Uwa? Actually may have a friend who went through that Recently the girl who graduated from the university Uwem dema me kuangalik usha imitim dem She is just from a humble background Uwukuna do, unawak Yeni fresha Azini vo you get to know each other And then alipa sade unam support Unam mambiata after how Una tafuta nampatia everything Yeni breakdown Ome se mi rent ni 7,000 17,000 Agreement 3,000 Maji 3,000 Yoni pi sangat punalipiwa But it's very heartbreaking And then umdem so me kuangaki Ni kama parasite Ame kuaki stick 2a pukumbia kuna mingine Imajiluna ripa rent Huja yenda kwa iyo njumba But there is another man there Unona So after me graduate Aka kujaka mambiata By the way mi me patamsia mi se mataniwa And the guy had plans for that lady After me graduate They move in So after me graduate akanda kumonesha 80 Imajiluna una baiwangu Atruje itisha everything As in that Jude knew how to treat a lady Everything he went anna kupatia Pesa anna kupat every week Lofok amtukai lady zahim So there was a time he called Aka mambiata usini kwa baiwangu ako When the guy was mad Aka nembia mi doen mem fangia kila kitu As in she is who she is right now because of me Umdem hakwa na chuchuote He's a bitter man To a point that I remember Kijini tam fangia He came by and I was just letting go You tell me amungu By the way it's heartbreaking Who is the support dem Ad lafuku toke tu ibu kenyeji Every time kiku tana na kumbiya Ata sila liya was just saying hi Asha chumoka Keshua ake Ad lafuku na kukul Oh sistangu anata kadu Taunga pitano Tu mi edu Uwe junam Penda Uta tumatu Tafu nyanini Naki ni first of all To go ocha li Mwenia li kwa anna sponsored dem As in first of all did he make his intention Yes, yes, yes In a point that amem li piya faciens First same Sisi ma dimwotirada gana Yes So free advice to ladies If you know you Auna fomu ma naumek Stop uli nasa longi Pesa tepura ma li gina inata pereko Iku esa hawa So because for example When I invest in salmon Lafuku tu ni fani ibu Do you know venia zini ani It can lead a man to do Variants, pickable things Let's say ibu And there have been many cases in Kenya Ka gandia Mwatu wakpe gana shoka Wande polisi sijua nne enda kushuti anna Djuli dey oza Try mi kesea polisiwa Uili wana katia dey moje As in ani just because of that small thing So you see some things are also dangerous here Pia nini, don't invest so much Kwa li dimwona Yes, I was supposed to ask that Wacheni ulize Ma demwona konga fomu Investment amani ni Kusbe iwa job kuna ka investment apo Ukenda wanguwa manzei ka invest kengine Kuna veni tu lukwona to hopes amani ni What's up to schedule lot I think Ni desperation amani Kama boy Like kama boy Juh How come suna Like kuna li piya dem rent Ni maybe juh mempenda sana Ngoza, boi ni desperate Like akun desperate kwa o dem Okay Okay You see a future in me You see something in me That you need to natcha Uno anana Mi mi Sezi kwa na toka kwa tu like Every time you need to meet me Ni kwa mi kwa home Zaya kwa uno anana Definitely you'll come up with another alternative Of which is me to move out of my dad's house So that we'll be meeting frequently Whenever Whichever time Ataka mani sasite usiku Yeah So it's not desperation He's just thinking out of the box Like homes chana Anafa Nisha gya Me and Todd Say Adi chali akun Anza kuk li piya rent Adi kuk spendiya I think Anafa niya hevo Maybe kuku piya izoma favors Favors at least Awin hati ako Adi In the first place Akuna boyutakutana niya kwa mbe tu like Sasa taftan yumba Lajimu kumekane For couples of Couple of months Dwa kwa mbe niya Me ni moana We ni mdim Powa kukumeterd So I'm willing to do this and that for you Kuna kumeta apa Kuna misemi tumatreksuna Say ma hi Alex My name is Jane Ni kuna be moja na one sponsor So hapa kuna be in a sponsor Tulia tulia uswaitens Aya Mene anatua pesa So sponsor anatua pesa Anawa sponsor watu awi Sasa between bei and sponsor Who should we embrace? But again you know bei William tumanyam me toka neyembali Ana jua azim Safari ako penyemgli ansia Kwa kuna sama? Ono jiyu kwa kuna I love who sponsors kia sponsor Sponsor nim tumanyu wana Anakumeta ukweli Mimi have a family somewhere But I'll be doing this and that for you Whenever you need me I'm just there for you Any time Ono anatua So sponsor nim tumanyu anakumeta For a period But bei is always there to hold your hand Anakumeta is too kichi Bia mami Okia kukahi is always there for you So But one day maybe Anelwa boiwa kia anana Alternative So ono na yu pesa nyana Pawa yonim wa kili anashia at least Kwa kuna tumgene me ana?  Piliam tu sota kunam tumanyu aladi Patanga tu kuna pesa ukuna pesa Ume sota ama me sota Anikuwa chama muli achuwa Uli achuwa Muli achuwa manakulu kumesota Ame ni elu kumesota Ikaishia iwa So ni wikali me sota Munga pata ni iwa welemi se nawa fund Badu seiza tizu hadiwa lo mgekua Kimo aja No I don't think so So mgekua isiimi Isi apofu Ingeksia tu apofu Hai acha tumanyu Ok, kuna mingi nasama hi Alex Naito akini Natata fod bei E Ewa natata wanne sasa Badu ona Ono je iletikini utu nga bakap Ha Fod bei Keni hukmina huya bai Mukone hafo Ama hana pesa Ukuna pesa? Ani mimi Ukuna pesa Paage Tuma nambayako tumge Zero seven Ha Tuma nambayako tumge Anikuwa saka Kwanza tumi CV ama na tumani ni Sinili kumia kwanza natakapu tujewa Welemi baki mawata Tu suwacha moja metindi acha Oh, Alexu, ad mingine Bakia wanne mwa sasa Stil we have wanne mwa to go Ya, but still I'm very open Minded by the way Vision Kujatu jwe Ha Na kwa fokast Yes, that's a very nice A nice point of view Buna pina kama buhinyu fokast Ma beiata job Ukengile tumbewa job Kengile bewa mango Yani nangalianga umsini fokast Nikumitunitu kabaima rodi Yes Una jwa by the umsini Akofiti Muna kunga mukitagetini ni Like, ohm zene, vijanda mani kutu kwa tu Apana Sezi samati Mbia kufokast ama vijanda Apana, wu inahapintu Kiva tu? Ya, inahapintu Sii mademu jipatanga like You're getting along with this person Without you realizing You are more than friends You can be for benefits So after also you're just free No na, ataku wanam demwakewa wezi kach feelings Kus you know At least may have that kwa Kwa small chance Apu ibo Definitili niki kuna namdemu wako Uta kuja you'll come and soothe me Like, babe, unataka niku pelike wape Anything I want you'll do for me And then you are still in a potea Ya, it's always like that I kwangi atis vijanda manini If umeset maindi ako Uyundu bewa Oh, kila bewa karakteristik zaki You'll understand that person Ni credit Une lewa Nothing beyond that Like, unataka pesea butu zengine See you, for example Ladies from Nairobi, I'm sorry But wako na ma bye wei ngi Let me call them bye Mimei yama ni bei Bye, bei, whatever So, me, I'm from whatever When I was in campus I had friends Onajatu influence So, puna maniali kwangi wa nguo Wa rent Waku lipa skulfis na umelipuwa na mzezi wako Ya So, wakitumayo skulfis So, wakitumayo skulfis So, wakitumayo skulfis Inenda, inuna jwa party, party Every weekend, party, party, party Jkwa at mostly Uwana penda kuhu Uwana penda kuhu host bash So, umedem, alechanga shule Bei alem danganya na mpelika South Africa Plans zika baku Moku telenda karetrive Dataya keiote Meseji siza kezote So, wakitumayo kwa mkatu iwi na shukiana sumewad Iwanda wini alea suwa But again, she had nothing to lose At least akuna wini wanam benefit As I heard from the bei Okay, sawa kulao ba aya Let us sample prove some of the comments that are coming through Via our Facebook page Of kusuna Newton M.B.N. na sama tuned Of kusuna elite mas kisumu man Kisumu tkondani imbaya sana But kuna iya leyan, natakatu yung eleve ya ma sana So, kuna wala ma bei Ma bei comedians Siji kama maeku eni station We did them just for fun Ndi wa tu furaishe Meseji pa day time like ahumze Wata tu ila time ni ko sad Ani adjustivo Ivo tu, nenerolu tu Yena memes ni hapa, mrepele kananga tu Okay, let us have Okay, kuna Newton tumesoma Okay, kusumundani kuna elite Kuna wala ya tumesoma Kuna fomue gas imeisha Ati imagine kara yule beshteya oangu Kiki Ita midi tuwacha miya darati Tukopa moja na wena tunuku elewa As we are winding up Let me ask Tuna defending eji Amatuna karakterize aje ma bei Like kuna bewa job Una analysing eji Boundu juhundia the fittest Bewa job, kuna bewa manguwa Una fit kukua apa Actually, mimi bewa ngunuakila kitu Uyo tumoja ngunuakila kitu As in He has always been there for me Nani advice, kia job wise Uwa nani guide Sometimes I know I am childish to some point But you never know what to So ati kama ni credit Sometimes I am too much I should come up to me and credit Sometimes Ngunuakila kitu I need to hook up Do you think so?


let's get into a little Q&A. Let's get out of these banners. There we are.  I don't make the rules. I just report the rules. And I'm just a realist. I don't know what's going to happen. I just kind of just go, is the Fed going to keep raising rates? It's not the question of should they raise rates. They will raise rates. And we all know they are. They're already signaling they're going to do that. So it's not like what they should or shouldn't do. It's what are they going to do and how does that affect my portfolio? That's what they give to you guys.   Sorry. It's just true.  Yes, CryptoGolfer. It is. But I appreciate you. I do. Trust me. Any thoughts on algo in its future? If algo is done or good to continue to communicate during these low prices? I gotta tell you, there's a company. There's a group that is really into Algorand. And that is Anthony Scaramucci in Skybridge. They put a quarter of a billion dollars into Algorand. And when he was on the show, he talked to us about he said, the reason we do that is because we did our due diligence. We took a look at the project, the team behind the project and where things were going. And we have high conviction. That's going to be very well. So take it for what it's worth. I own a little Algorand, but I'm not presently accumulating right now. But I do still have some. That's a good point. Eastern Digital says BlackRock decided Bitcoin needed to drop. Look, BlackRock's offering that to their institutional clients. Wouldn't it be smart and wise to drop this as much as possible so they can get in as low as possible? And then a couple of years, they can say, we told you, we told you, look at that. This is the best performing asset and then we've actually offered. It is now 2025. And we just killed it. So you're welcome clients keep coming back. And that's, that only happens if you can push Bitcoin down as much as you possibly can. Because I think I, I think I know where I'm going. That's funny. Hydro Wales Mining Club. Sounds good. The Pope and Hillary Clinton hiding in bunkers. I'm not sure if that's correct. I cannot verify that. Best friends here. Beardy, the, the, the, the lone EOS investor. Ah, see, see, see. Vatican called an all fund three September. You're welcome meme. Appreciate it. Bullish on debtor's prison geo group. Is that the one that Burry invested into? That guy's been predicting the end of the world for 10 years straight after he got it right in 2008. You know, he's been wrong before. That guy's not, that guy's not 100% perfect. Actually, there was a video we did, we talked about the 10 times he was wrong. And he'll even admit it. But, uh, sure. Let's see what else. Are there any ETH pools? I don't run one. I don't really like, no, I gotta tell you, as far as like staking, Cardano knocked it out of the park. They did. You gotta admit, uh, there's no lockup periods and there's no slashing. You control your private keys. It stays in your wallet. You can stake it, unsteak at any time. And, uh, ratio between four and 6%. Oh, and by the way, I've got a couple, or we've got a couple of stake pools. You can find that link in the description. And, um, doing pretty good. Just trucking along. We've been up now for a year and a half. No issues whatsoever. And returning between, uh, for the industry averages four to six percent as we've been around for a long, I think we're like a 4.58% of what did they call it? Returning ADA, ROA. Not bad. Let's see. What's this? First closer. It looks like a proof of work fork is going to happen also. If so, we all get free money for the airdrop. I wonder how that would work. I wonder how that would work.  Easy, dollar-crossed average. Make it safe. Not financial advice. I've gone down that road before where I put a little bit too much too fast, and I missed a lot of opportunities. So, yeah. And see, this is the thing that concerns me. This right here. Remember, Teja, Rob, we already shut off our miners in the Netherlands with the power costs going 4X and growing. Look, all around Twitter, I'm pretty active over there. And I asked the same questions to all, uh, Europeans and people around the world, Australians, I'm like, what is the cost of power? Is it going up? Stagnant or going down? And every single person, every single person gives me some pretty scary numbers. 4X, 6X, 8X, and more. There's some people who have businesses that are like, I have to shut down. I can't even keep it up because electricity costs are so high. Even here in Texas, where essentially electricity has been pretty cheap for quite some time, my saw that my or our electricity bill, it's, it went up about at least another 50%. So there's some rumblings going on. And then in Puerto Rico, the houses over there, that went up dramatically. But that's just the ecosystem in Puerto Rico. So when I see stories like this or comments like this, like, how can these Bitcoin miners stay on?  They're going to have to sell because they're going to have to cover their just their overhead costs, right? Just to own, not own, but to rent out those facilities. And then that will, unfortunately, this is what I think will happen. Difficulty mining will go down. Then that'll lead to more place, more people or more mining operations to actually say, okay, well, we have cheaper power in the United States or in other places like, I don't know where they have cheaper power and they're going to start to rule the roost. And then all of a sudden the ones that they just can't stay open forever. So then those people will go up and then like, Ben Amartasia will say, okay, now whenever the cost of electricity goes down, now we can turn it on. But the other guys will be so far ahead, because they're able to mine it. I don't know. I just see a problem with energy, a big problem with energy.  I cannot confirm or deny that. Yeah, some good news. Yeah, I got away from that for a while. I was doing a lot of negative stuff. So from now on, I'm trying to balance everything out because there's always good news and bad news. And I've been really focusing on the bad news because I get a little tunnel visioned. But there's good news out there. And I got to tell you between us, just between the 1500 people that are here. When I say that the bear market is for building, there are so many projects, good projects that are reaching out and talking about, okay, we're doing this, we're doing that, would you like to come on? Would you like to do this? I am more busy now about what's going on. And there's some, like I said, it's not new products. It's like existing products that are really big. I'm more busy now than I was in the bull market. Because the products that actually have things behind them are making a lot of strides and doing a lot of things. And of course, these types of shows where I can get those, get that information out. And that's what's up. I'm telling you, I think this next bull run is going to be pretty good. I'm not going to give you price predictions. I've learned my mistake the hard way on that one. And that's it. Ah, Matawe, Ajiabu, Atabu, I think I nailed that. Buy the rumor, sell the news, ETH merger will pump and dump in short term. I can't fault them for that logic. That does sound pretty true. That's not good. Jey and Chow, always good comments. Did the miners sell their Bitcoin reserves to pay off their bills? Heard some are six months backed up. If gas and electricity increase and winter comes, won't more minor companies declare bankruptcy 10K less Bitcoin? Well, you have to remember. So what did Bitcoin miners do? Well, they secured the network. They're actually able to mine the Bitcoin. But remember, for the difficulty, the difficulty rate actually goes down when there's less Bitcoin miners. So the ones that are actually keeping up, like I can't guarantee, but I'm pretty sure that the mining operation over there at Binance, they're probably pretty liquid. And some of the bigger ones, numbers one, two, and three, or maybe one of them fails. What does that mean?  Does that affect the Bitcoin price per se? Not a long term. But I think in the short term, what's going to happen? Of course, the difficulty rate goes down. That's the beauty of it. And then, of course, the other Bitcoin miners just fill in the gaps. Tell me where I'm incorrect, anybody who mines Bitcoin. I've been wrong before. So that's just how I see it. Again, if you mine Bitcoin, correct me. Good question. Simran, Rob, is this a good time to keep adding positions to Bitcoin ETH? And if so, what are your price targets for Bitcoin ETH by 2025-ish? You're playing with fire, Simran, by asking you those questions. Remember, I was the one who told you that Bitcoin was going to, or I thought Bitcoin was going to 150K in 2021. Did that happen? No. I thought that Ethereum was going to go to 10K. Did that happen? No. I thought Voyager, the VGX was going to go to 30 bucks. Did that happen? Not even close. Went to seven bucks from 29 cents, but whatever. So I'm not going to do these anymore and say where the price is going. I have no care in the world. Quite honestly, I know it'll probably go up from here in 2025 and three years. That's really what I care about. So to answer your question, is this a good time to keep adding positions to Bitcoin ETH? Well, I got to tell you, man, if we take a look at some metrics, first of all, the 12 multiples is telling us yes, but not only that. If we take a look at where's the MVRV there? If we take a look at MVRV score, this again is the same thing. Where's a good time to accumulate? Well, once in this green area, we're pretty fairly close to that. Does that mean we can't go lower than this? That's not what I'm saying. In actuality, let me show you this. We could go lower. We could go lower below the negative 0.4 mark, which I blow this up. This doesn't make any sense unless I show you. See this dip right here? This is below the actual green accumulation phase. This has only happened three times. It happened in 2018. Remember this? Let me go back. 2018. Well, the market cap, that's so low. Negative 0.4 in 2018. It happened also in 2015 when we marked the bottom. It also happened in 2011 when we marked the bottom. It still hasn't happened over here. Do I think it's a good time to accumulate? For me, yes.   I continue to dollar cost average, but it's less of a percentage, about 25%. 15% and 25% of what I usually do. What I'm waiting for is you can do what's called dynamic DCAing. I should probably show you what I'm talking about. As this starts to go down even lower, where are we? We're at negative 0.12. Once it goes to negative 0.2, I'll probably put about, instead of 15, 25%, probably about 50% of what I used to do. When it goes on a negative 0.4, it'll be 100% of what I do. When it goes down below 0.4, it'll be about 200% of what I usually dollar cost average previously. That's how I plan to play this game. Lastly, DCA will only tell you how to buy our dollar cost average in these things. It's great to buy the dips and keep dollar cost averaging, all that rah-rah stuff. Diamond hands if you believe in that. There's not a good way for you to say, when should I sell? Well, actually it does for the MVRV score. We take a look in here. Might be a good idea to start to sell off, sell off maybe around. How much was this? This is about Bitcoin. It's like, what was this? March 4th? That was almost over 60,000. Over here was 20,000. Over here, gee, my Christmas. Look at that. That was just way too high. There's something like that, but I'm looking at a couple of things. The MVRVZ score, Poe multiple, and of course, the good old-fashioned PyCycle Top. Once the PyCycle Top hits, for me, I'm going to be about 80% out. People might say, that's crazy. Well, if I would have done that last time, I would have sold at around 60,000 per Bitcoin. Aluna would have been a really great sell at that same point. Ethereum would have been around 4,000. So will I time the exact top? Nope. Don't care. Just want to get it somewhat right. So that's it. I hope I answered your question. It was a long-winded question, Rob. That's right. That's what I do here. I try my best. I try to pronounce somebody's name, and then I always say the same thing. Nailed it, even though I usually don't. It's a great question. Christopher Dalstrom says, this is good for Celsius mining difficulty decreases. Yes, it does. So if you think about this, correct me if I'm wrong, miners. But as miners start to turn off their rigs, then the difficulty mining for Bitcoin drops precipitously, depending on how many actually fall off. And that means that the ones that can actually afford to fire up those rigs and pay for electricity are going to mine more Bitcoin. And that's good for them.  I don't see them as being profitable, profitable for a bit of time. The cost of Bitcoin will have to actually either drop so they can get into a good point and then actually raise up because just chopping sideways, I don't think it's going to be a good thing. And I'm not the expert. You know who's an expert on this one? Well, Simon Dixon. Just listen to him. And then who's the guy? They're a minor YouTuber. Forget his name. But just listen to them. I'm not the guy to tell you all about Bitcoin mining. Chow. Do you think the four-year chart are outdated and that every cycle it comes shorter and shorter to the point where it'll be three years instead for bearable markets? So look, there was this other thing about remember this thing called extended market theory, extended cycle theory? I bought into that too. And I mean, that was from Ben into the crypto verse. Super smart guy, great guy. Can't say anything negative about him. Awesome is on the show every so often. But even he was like, yeah, that didn't work out. So to say now that it becomes shorter, you could say that, I guess, because the last time we hit a top was December 2017, correct.  November 2021, right? 67,000? Correct me in the comments. So you can say it's by a month or so. That's okay. I don't really care so much about that. If it's by a month or a couple months, I'm all right. It still keeps me intact with the four-year cycle. And I think that everybody's calling for a recession. So maybe it will, maybe it won't be. That's 2023. That's chop sideways, born accumulation phase 2024. Maybe see some action then still accumulate. And of course, that is when there's a Bitcoin having. And then what happens if there's Bitcoin having? Well, so far, it's an all-time high. If that happens in October, I won't fault anybody for that. So it's a good question. Yeah, fellas, your prediction will cut in half. 100,000 Bitcoin by 2025. And Ethereum to 5,000 by 2025. I think, can everybody get on board with that one? Cardano, I think it's going to do quite well. About five bucks. At least 350. The all-time high was 297, I think. Johnny Grease, small DCAN. Dirty in the comments, constantly doing dad jokes. Bonjour from Africa. Hello. Let me see this, Cosmic. How's the electricity over there in Africa? You guys seeing a rapid rate in the price of electricity? Oil, what types of things? I'm curious. Nope, haven't heard of that. We heard of Go Money token. If I don't know it, I won't talk about it. Again, super biased. Another one, Roy. Nice mugshot with a sum of 2023, 2023, January. Where's the goods and market standings for your view? Ada and Bitcoin? Ada should be above a dollar. Bitcoin should be above 25,000. That's all I know. Should be. You know what? Let me show you something. Have you guys ever seen Ben's website? Into the cryptiverse? It's really good. I'm going to show it to you when I pull up the right thing. Here it is. So what's going to Ben's website? Well, it's not free. It's a paper, but I got to tell you, it's got all the data that you could possibly want and then some. And if you take a look at, there's one called the Tettle Crypto Market Cap and Trendline. It's an upper band and a lower band. So what does that mean? Well, what was the question? January 2023. Let's see where it could potentially could be. Let's dream a little bit. So January 2023. So the fair market value, just so you know, the red line is the fair market value, which we should be at 1.5 trillion. And actually over here, we should be at 1.77 trillion. And we are at a little less than that. 984. Hey, we broke 1 trillion. We're at 984 billion. That's a bummer. So just to Matt, just say it could go below the fair market value, just how it is, right? But if we extrapolate that out to, I believe it was January, right here? Well, the lower band, just so you know, is at 600. And this is January 2023. Oops, sorry. So the lower band, that's pretty bad. Five. Oh, sorry, January 2023, which would be over here, genius. No, it's right here. January 23, the lower bands is 616 billion, which would be a reduction of 300 billion so far. Fair market value, 2 trillion. But as you can see right now, we're below that. So let's just say we just chop sideways. Gosh, I don't know. 1.2 trillion, 1.3 trillion to be conservative. Hopefully it's not 612 billion, but it could just be. And here's the thing. Let's say it does go here. Let's say it does go here. January 23, it's the market cap is 623 billion. Where is Bitcoin at that price? About 14k, 13k, something like that? Would that be awful? I mean, for me, it wouldn't be. I'd be pretty damn excited. But then it's that, that's why like sometimes these bad news, it's not bad news. Because again, if we pull these things out and just take a look at the bottom value, I mean, 2024, fair market value is 6.25, 6.2 trillion. Let's say we're at 4 trillion. Would that be awful or 3 trillion? We'd be right back at the all-time highs. I mean, from beforehand. I know it sucked, but hey, if you could accumulate now a Bitcoin at 14,000, 15,000, you could accumulate Ethereum below $1,000. You could accumulate Cardano below a dime. Are you kidding me? I do that all day long. So that's the best thing I can give you, my man. And then also check out Ben's website. Link's in the description. It's a good website. Thanks, man. Hope to have a beer with everybody someday. Never skip a like day. It's true. What's your conviction of the possible recession? I think we're in a recession right now. How severe? It depends on how aggressive the Fed really comes down to. It's crazy that Jay Powell has so much power over the economy, but he sure does. So we'll see. And like James from Best Answers, he's right. They really shouldn't be raising it so aggressively. However, they are doing that. That's just how it is. And I think it's Jay Powell want to leave a legacy. He doesn't want to put it into a depression. He knew what it was back in the Volcker days. I know there's an argument against that, but I don't think he really cares so much about that. And I think the quantitative tightening is that this is the first time we're doing these things. We've been money printing forever. The quantitative tightening, there's a lot of things that we're going to learn here for the next one, as opposed to what we knew prior to this next recession. So maybe they get it right. Maybe they figure out a way to not look at data that's so retrospective, and that is actually going on right now. And they can make the assumptions and their moves at that point. They should really use trueflation.com. It's a pretty good website. And it's free. Good point. So Sweatcoin, just so you know, just kidding. Yeah, Sweatcoin's coming out. Not your... Okay, Dez is from Africa, I believe. Not yet, Rob, but food and gasoline is up. I can see that. Food, food for sure. You under the store lately? Yeah. Next ballroom, we're driven by institutions. I believe that's true. If you even if you look at the data from Coinbase, I think it's... I want to say 66% is institutions and 33 roughly is retail. And there's more of that just that institutions pay a lot less than us. Rookie numbers and the likes. Ben is great. You're welcome. Ben's website. Is there a link in the description? Just put that on AutoSend. Yeah, you're right. Simon Gustafson says this, what happens with Bitcoin when miners get stuck with 5 to 10 extra electricity costs? They're going to shut down. Mining difficulty is going to drop. And then places that have cheap electricity, wherever the heck that is, are going to rule the roost for a while. That's a great question. Robert, the second biggest risk of uranium, guess who owns 90% of the mines? I'm going to say either China or China. Bitcoin is dumping really. Let's take a look. I've been getting away.  It is dumping. Sweet Marion Joseph, look at that. Holy smokes, 19,000. Well, I guess the news is the news. There you go. What's surprising to me is that a theorem is still holding strong, $1,500. Again, like I told you guys, and I talked about this last Friday when I was in New York. Where did it go? At MBRB score, like I said, there was three big time lows. 2018, when it was below negative 0.4, 2015 and 2011. And we think this is the lowest part. Like I said, I don't. As a matter of fact, I think we can go down here. Why am I even, hold on. This will make sense in a second. Hold on. So if you, there, there, that's easier. Let me show this to you. We talked about this before. I don't want to scare anybody, but it is the data. Data is the data. So the last all-time high in the first cycle, the first four-year cycle, 2012, 13, 14, 15. You have an all-time high of 1,100 bucks, which is pretty good from like a five bucks. That's a massive run up. Then I went down by 85% to $172. And then the next cycle, which was 2016 and 2019, you had almost 20,000 and then dropped to $3,200, 84%. And that's why we're looking at those MBRB scores. And now with this one, the high was 67. The low has been 19,040. Or maybe 17,5 depending on the data that you look at. So that's between 71 and 75%. Which means I said, and I could be, hopefully I'm wrong, could be wrong just because it happened before it was going to happen again. That means that Bitcoin could go to 10K. And that's just looking at the cycles. But that doesn't mean it's going to happen. It just means that that's what happened before. That's all I'll say about that. But below 19,000, I wouldn't be surprised this week we go to 18,000. That's good for me. Is it bad to go all in at 18,000? I can't tell you that. Ben is now smiling going Grinch on the reverse. If you don't watch Ben's show, into the curve of reverse, it's great. His theory is that the Bitcoin dominance should go up. All coins will bleed out. He sees 95% going down. And we'll see. Remember, Ben's not perfect either. But I'm sure he's very happy if the Bitcoin dominance is going up. Simon Gustafsson says, electricity cost is forcing miners to sell only the business, so trust me, Bitcoin will go lower. Probably so. It's a good point. So that's what we were talking about before. If pooling the fourth largest Bitcoin mining operation on the planet has liquidity issues like we talked about, what do you think is happening with the other ones? Well, hopefully they socked away for any day. But unfortunately, when you get in those bull runs, and I'm guilty of this too, you start to think about, yeah, this could go up forever. I remember the big argument was Rob, people tell me, institutions are here to buoy the price of Bitcoin and crypto. And it'll never go down. It'll just be like small little peaks and valleys like in the traditional markets because institutions never sell. And I was like, hold my beer because I guarantee they're going to sell.  That's true. But they can't keep everything up forever. That's just how it is. Would you change your four-year model if sudden catalysts happen and boost Bitcoin on a K? Like Kamal ETI fed through the warranted. Yeah. And I'd be happy. And everybody'd be happy. And that's, see, J.M. Chad, that's why I still dollar-cost average. People say you shouldn't dollar-cost average to wait till it goes lower and lower and lower. I don't know. I'm not a genius. And no one knows exactly where we're going. So I'll just reduce my dollar-cost averaging. And if it goes up like Mr. Chalice here says, let's say an ETF gets approved. Let's say Gary, let's be honest. Let's say Gary gets fired. And then they put somebody in there. And then they approve it. And the Fed pivots and go, you know what, we're just raising rates too hard. We take a look at the data, not the retroactive data, the retrospective, and looking good. And then maybe Ukraine and Russia come to a deal and they say, look, you can take this chunk of land, but you're not going to get this. And let's have peace and go from there. Maybe, I don't know. Robert, I've heard from you a while. I'm very tempted to sell and see if I can rebuy here this month a lower price. You can do it. It's not my thing, but I can see why people would want to do that because they hear me talking about, oh, I could go to 10K or go to 14K. But remember, I'm just a guy in his mom's basement with a really nice green screen talking to his computer to you people. How many times has this guy been wrong? Plenty. So don't think just because I said something, it's going to happen. All the 30. Beardy got 52 steps than today, which means he walked back and forth in the refrigerator four times. That's pretty good. Beardy, those are rookie numbers. You got to get that up. Phantom comeback, perhaps. Hello, Azir. It's a nice beard. Have you heard of wax? Wax protocol? Yeah, it's great. Stash is always talking about. Crypto stash, always talking about how great it is. I've used it once or twice. Super cheap. Got a lot of tread and a lot of big names behind it. Big organizations. I think like, not DC, but I think Marvel and a bunch of other different places could do really well. I always got a good point here. I think it's the last leverage shakeout before pumping for eath merge. That's what a coincidence that you talked about that. Let me show you something. I was just looking at this and I wasn't going to bring it up because I didn't think it was relevant. That could be it. There's this website I use and it's called Crypto Quat. Let me show you the screen so you can see what I see. There's six I always look at. Bitcoin miner outflow, which you can see that 2021, this green spike. That's a lot. Exchange reserve looks like Bitcoin. The reserves means people are taking Bitcoin off the exchanges a little bit. Exchange reserve for Ethereum, same thing. Take your buy volume. Of course, as prices goes down, there's a lot of people buying up even down here. But what I want to show you is the Bitcoin estimated leverage ratio. Let me blow that up.


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Brand new brakes in the back and this back rims in pretty nice condition as well. The back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. In the upper right hand part of the screen you'll notice a link to our website that goes right to this vehicle and you can check out the Summit Auto Fastpass option which is a way for you to apply for financing, see monthly payments and even appraise your trade right on our website. So click that and go check us out there. The deck lids in excellent condition, has a nice spoiler on it with the built-in brake light. This is an SL package. You also have the dual rear exhaust here. No major dents, dings or cracks on that rear bumper. Down the driver's side here rear quarter looks great and this wheel well looks really nice as well. And this back rim got one little notch out of it on top there but other than that looks really good. And down the rest of this side of the car really nice and clean body.  There are no rips, there are no tears on the seats. This car has never been smoked in, smells very clean inside. Both these seats are heated, both these seats are power. We got nice all-weather custom floor mats in here. Power windows, power locks, power mirrors and as we hop inside the car here you can see that this one has a hundred and thirty three thousand two hundred and seventy one miles outside temperature display. Instrument cluster is very nice and clean. It has the leather wrapped steering wheel. Got the thumb pads on there, cruise controls on the right, audio controls on the left.  All-weather floor mat on that side and the passenger side seat is an excellent condition as well. Has the power sunroof, you do get a compass display in the mirrors as well as your home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems. We'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we'll check out under the hood. The back seats are just as clean as the front seats, no rips or tears back here. It does have the latch child safety system. Very clean back there, no rips or tears, leather is an excellent shape. Got those all-weather formats back here as well. Power windows, power locks, you also have your child safety locks on the back doors and we'll take a quick look under the hood. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today. Hopefully from this HD video you have been able to tell just how clean this car is all the way around inside and out. Under the hood we have the 2.5 liter four-cylinder motor. Engine bay is very clean, runs very smooth. This car has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. The car has been gone through mechanically 100% and is 100% ready to go. 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Short pitch to get you excited about the IHE Symposium in May on Capacity starting with Secretary General Guterres calling for a time for science and solidarity and the heart of science and solidarity of course we find water we know and the current crisis puts us on a track where we can't go back to normal which is a good thing now although we see the devastating impact of this crisis and we know that in the midst of this we need climate leadership to stipulate that this will be a balancing act we will know this understanding comes first and we have the science but we also need the empathy we need a proactive comprehensive approach where water is the leverage understand it, value it, manage it across the SDGs connect the dots and create space and place and solidarity in the words of Secretary General Guterres to find novel ways forward and then expand those novel ways replicate and scale them up across the world it's a necessity in the places where there is not enough where it's polluted or where there's often too much we must step our efforts now for that we need the capacity we need the capacity among our institutions, our individuals, our professionals in the water sector and beyond and we need to connect with the people on the ground and we'll talk in May about capacitating the world to lead on water, climate and development action


Sean gave the students an opportunity to work on something that wasn't necessarily just a textbook kind of an environment. We have so many problems in the world that are just bigger than ourselves and no one person can do it. If I can allow my students an understanding of what it means to collaborate not just in the school environment but a global collaboration then we can meet some of these problems that exist in the world. We were able to take what we're learning in science and actually be able to help people who don't have what we take for granted. I think that it's opened a whole bunch of new doors for me that I maybe might not have known before. What motivates me is giving really cool opportunities for students. When students are connecting with real people across the world I find that it does motivate them. It's not just head knowledge.