everyone and welcome this is Melissa Armo and I'm reviewing the stocks will show live trading room advanced trader tracking for 2019 so this is from January through today which is April 25th so an advanced trader risk for the day trades is around 2000 some are a little less some are a little more again you can risk whatever you can afford so you can take a beginner risk with my system you can risk whatever you can afford if it's $50 a trade fine if it's $200 a trade fine it's whatever you can afford my system can be used for any risk amount okay but obviously the less you risk the less you make the more you risk the more you make so you could risk more than $2,000 a trade actually and make more than even $154,000 plus to date with the system so I want people to know the potential for what they can achieve with the system which you know I haven't even realized that yet myself but when people come to me they say well how much money do you need to trade your system you need to have a trading account that's what you need so wherever you can go and open up a trading account to be able to actively day trade you can use that account to trade my system okay so let's go from here good start to the year here great start to the year if you have any questions you can email me at Melissa at the stockswush.com or call me at 929-3200 Gap you can follow me on Twitter Facebook YouTube or Skype and have a lot of videos in YouTube since probably the best place to follow me so right now it's earnings season huge day today lot of good trains a lot of good gaps for those of you that don't know me I focus on stocks that are gapping we mostly focus on shorts although we do also focus on longs and earnings season is a great time to trade why because stocks that report their earnings tend to have momentum moves volatile moves how do you make money you get money from getting in in the correct direction so as a trader as an active trader if this is what you want to do if you get in a stock for example and the price is moving higher and you get in before the move happens up then you will make money if you were low and consequently if you short a stock which if you don't know what a short is that something I could explain another video but if you short a stock if the stock price drops you can actually make money as an active trader shorting it and if you get it at the right price you can make money even if a stock is dropping if you're short it okay so each day I look to find the right stock to pick that's gapping that rates for my system and if you want to come and learn my method that is what you would learn from me okay so it's very specific I try to look for one ticker symbol a day and sometimes we do more than one but I do try to hone in to focus on the highest rated one the best one of the day so starting out the beginning of the year off at the beginning of the year then spy was first trade was a loser second one winner on the 8th 9th or 11th closed I was sick Lulu was a winner on the 14th Netflix was a winner on the on the 15th it was a nice one 17th was sick that took one retake first one lost second one worked in the third trade worked XP was a loser and QQQ's was a winner on the 18th market was closed from the 21st 22nd was SWK that was a very quality gap very nice gap the 23rd was COF 24th was MKC loser QQQ's was a winner on the 24th and Starbucks was a small gain on the 25th cat was a winner on the 28th GME was a winner the 29th the 30th was a wild day T first trade lost second trade small winner QQ's was a loser retake worked was a winner and spy was a winner on the 30th the 31st to close out January X was a winner QQ's was a winner and V was a loser and remember I said this earlier earnings season tends to have the most opportunity the biggest opportunity the greatest opportunity for you to make money as a day trader okay so right now we're in the quarterly earnings season that's going to run into the end of May February no trades on the 1st 4th was no trades 5th was off 6th was EA that was a loser Twitter was a nice one on the 7th card first trade loss second trade was a winner on the 11th no trades 12th was UA was a loser Gil was a winner spy was a winner 13th Tiva was a loser spy was a loser second trade retake was a winner on the 13th and top first trade loser second trade loser that just failed that gap fail MGM was a winner and Cisco was a loser 15th was a spy nice winner on the 15th the mark was closed in the 18th WMT was a winner CBS on the 20th first trade loser second one winner DPZ was a winner on the 21st cage she was a winner in the 22nd room closed in the 25th cat first trade loser second one was the HD and that just didn't work out and neither did SJM so that was just a losing day on the 26th and sometimes you just got to know when to cut it but then came back again 27th nice gain in WTW and huge one in HPQ to close out the month of February then in March the first trade in the spy was a loser second one big winner QQQs was a loser TB Day off the 5th trip was a loser target first trade loser second one winner KR was a winner cost first trade loser second one big winner and cost and then there was also the option and cost that was just an amazing gap the 11th no trains the 12th was FSFI SFIX stitch fix sorry that just didn't work at all the day trades failed in the stitch fix the 13th off DG was a loser for the first train small one and then nice gain on the second trade in DG and no trades on the 15th 18th was OSTK which lost spy was a loser Facebook big winner on the 18th DSW was a nice gap in the 19th FDX first trade loss second one one and the third one was a loser that was a wild wild gap GES first trade loser CSIQ was a winner on the 21st Nike was a winner no trades on the 25th and a TB Day off on the 26th 27th Len lost then the second and third trade worked out beautifully Lulu was a winner on the 28th the 29th off spy was a winner on the second WA was a loser on the first and second try and then the third trade setup well winner Q's was a winner the Q's was a winner on the third and the spy was a winner on the third fourth and fifth off BA was a winner on the 8th BA was a loser on the 9th Disney huge winner on the 9th 410 again was a Disney two losers Q's worked and the spy winner on the 10th BBBY was a loser on the 11th WTW was a winner this is another WTW huge one on the 11th 12th was Disney again winner winner 15th QQQ was a loser and then second trade setup winner Disney first trade loser second one winner Q's was break even on the 16th and the BAC was a winner on that same day then in here too we're getting into the last couple days of April the 17th was IBM loser QQQ's was a loser second trade small winner and Apple was a huge winner on the 17th the room was closed 18th and 19th the holiday and the market was closed as well in the 19th 22nd was Apple that one ended up going huge which is really funny looking back and so did Facebook but small winner and Apple Facebook small but at both these trades actually ended up going to the dream targets Twitter was a winner in the 23rd 24th was IRBT two trades both winners 25th was Moe big one right out of the gate MMM was a loser that's funny because that ended up going huge too if you redid it XLNX was a winner on one and two and it's interesting because you'll learn in the class if you take my golden gap course you'll learn how to do a retake and why you would do a retake that's something I go over in the second day day two of the class anyways again I was discussing this earlier what's an advanced trader risk around two grand so you can risk less I mean if you don't if you don't have the capability of risking $2,000 a train say you risk half that so instead of being up $154,000 a year to date you could be up half that okay what's wrong with that if you'd risk $1,000 you would have been up roughly 76 grand or thereabouts what's wrong with that nothing okay so at the end of the day you really have to think about what you're willing to risk what you're willing to sacrifice and again you could risk $500 a trade you could risk $300 a trade you could risk $200 a trade it is totally totally totally up to you you yourself have to determine the risk that you're okay with and after the class I tell people start out slow risk a hundred bucks per train so if you risk one amount you're looking to turn over one so for example say you risk like I said a thousand dollars what are you looking to make a thousand now what if the trade goes to the target and you're only up 850 well you're not gonna knock it out again this isn't an exact science something could go to the target and be a little bit more a little bit less but you're typically looking for one okay so it's all about financial freedom if you're looking to make money and work for yourself as a day trader you can come and learn my strategy my method it works so make money day trading this one particular strategy you learn it in the Golden Gap course you can do it for option swing trades or active day trades you must take the Golden Gap course however it is a prerequisite to join the live trading room so the Golden Gap course is April 27th to 28th from 9 to 5 eastern time costs the class it's $59.99 US dollars classes online could be anywhere in the world and take it sign up early if you want to secure your spot and I do have people already signed up but the deadline is actually tomorrow the 26th and I wouldn't waste any more time in case the class gets full you know this is a good time to trade and I've been on point I've been making a lot of great calls it's a good time to join and be in the room if you want to do the trends course with the Golden Gap it's May 20th it's a combo deal 64.99 classes online do not miss out okay again it's earnings season it's a good time to get all these trades now if you want to do the options trades they're different trades than the trades I just reviewed here which was the trading room these are options trades they get emailed to you directly and there's no prerequisite it's an annual letter it's $49.99 a year trades are emailed to you if you want to sign up for this just to do the options again you wouldn't learn my method but you'd get the options trades email me sign up and again a lot of nice calls have a great day everyone email me if you're interested in the Golden Gap course this weekend of the option letter have a great day


Welcome to Post Game Live of all the things you didn't expect to see on Christmas Eve. That number right there, Patriots beat the Denver Broncos 26-23 in Denver. It gets even stranger. They won on a 56 yard field goal from Chad Rylan, who missed to the left, who missed to the right throughout the game. And finally, when the game was on the line, he made the 56 yarder to give the Patriots their fourth win of the season. How do you feel about a Patriots fan? Happy? Disappointed? It messes with your draft position. Tommy Curran is here. Ted Johnson is here. Gotta start with you, Curran. If there's a takeaway or two from this game, what is it for you? They are going to hate themselves in the morning, but it feels real good right now to win 26-23. Redemption stories all over the place. It was mentioned by Rich Eisen for the kicker Chad Rylan, but also for Devonte Parker. Also for Bailey Zappi, released at the end of training camp, relegated to a guy who didn't even dress for the Raiders game. He comes back and he architects a drive like this. The Patriots were bounced off of prime time for the Kansas City game, but now they've won two prime time games in their last four. It's pretty amazing to see this team. What it does to change the overall conversation around the team? I don't know. Probably very little because the Denver Broncos seem a little bit woeful on their throne, but it changes the night. Merry Christmas. It does. It really does. It might change the narrative just a little bit because here's what you're going to have. Everybody watched that game tonight. It was exciting. I mean, if you didn't have fun watching that game, especially the second half, I don't know what to do with you. But I mean, just there was still fight. That team came back. You saw how the Patriots played in that second half. That's going to be part of the narrative. I think maybe with this win is, hey, these guys are still playing for Hartfordville, but just put that aside. Great game. Great game for Bayley Zappi when you consider how the things started. Just a horrible sack fumble there to start the game. He was terrible in the second half of these last two games, and so the second half has been a big issue for him, and they come out in that third quarter, you guys, and start slain it. And it's just start putting drive after drive together. Three touchdowns, two on offense, and one on special teams in that third quarter. And then almost choking away there at the end. But I'll say this. Defense had me worried there when Russ started cooking and doing his thing, leaving the pocket and started hitting guys downfield. The defense came up huge. Denver has it, scores tied. They have it. They lose four yards on three downs. The Patriots get the ball back and are able to go down and kick it. A game-winning field goal. So hats off to the defense, hats off to Bayley Zappi for having a really, really, really outstanding second half when that's kind of been his bugaboo all season. And that's exactly where I want to pick it up. And said, we don't know if this changes the conversation at all about the Patriots this season. Maybe it does with Bayley Zappi. We know that he has been capable of getting it done in the first half. The story is second half, he falls apart. Well, he had a good first half. I mean, solid. I only scored three points in the first half. Second half, the defense really put them in position to score. But when it really mattered, because I said to Ted Johnson, down to stretch, I said, what are you going to do? What are you going to do? They waited for overtime. They didn't. They wanted to. They waited for overtime. But Bayley Zappi, they put the ball in his hands and he made a throw to Devante Parker. And to me, that's what helps to seal him, Mike and Ted, as a guy that you can look at as a legitimate number two. Okay, we're in trouble here. A guy got hurt. We can put him in. Now, we talk about people might want to put the card ahead of the horse and say he's a starter. You certainly still need a young quarterback with more vast physical talents. But if you're talking about at the worst backup quarterback, and maybe at the best, a guy who can bridge and even start until the next guy is ready. Get you through a few games. Just a few games. But you know what? At least put them in the conversation. I thought you were going to say they wanted to play for overtime. They did. And you know what happened was the Broncos actually forced them to change their plans because Broncos call a timeout after first down play, so second and four. And then they call a timeout again and they force the Patriots. Okay, what are you going to do? That's right. You're going to have a little sorry run play or are you going to go for it? And they actually pass the ball and they have some momentum there.  Just Bridgy. A good run. Bridgy. Nice Bridgy quarterback. He's a Bridgy quarterback. And I said that last week and nothing's going to change my mind. Look, I think he had five passes of 25 yards or more in this game. I mean, and I thought in his first, his first start against, what was it, LH Chargers a few weeks ago, even though he completed one deep ball, he gives these receivers opportunity to catch these deep balls. I mean, they're always just right around them.  And so that's what's, what's what I like about this kid. Look, here's the thing, you know, can he be a viable starter? I don't think so. But does he have some guts? But why not? Why can he be? Because I think he's a stringy player. What do you mean? Why not? What do you think he could be? No, no, no. I'm asking. I just don't know. I just want him to, you know, you say, I don't think he can be a good starter. And then somebody is saying, well, why can't he be a good starter? Look, I'm just saying, I don't think he can do it consistently. I just think he can't, he can't, he can't have a good night. I mean, is it size? Is it arm strength? It's probably, yeah, probably a little bit of, a little bit of both. I just think there, there's some limitations there. And so I just think teams can figure them out. I thought the Patriots offense kind of broke the code for the Broncos defense. I, I, I, and no offense to my former teammate, Vanshosa, the court in for the Denver Broncos. I just thought they were, they were, they were motioning out to empty and getting the Broncos defense to check into a very conservative zone defense. And the Patriots kept killing them with it. And the Broncos never made adjustments. So against teams that maybe aren't the smartest, they have some predictability. Look, Bailey's happy, I think, and have good games. Against the better defenses, Michael and Tom, I don't think I could expect Bailey's happy to kind of just deliver in those games. And let's face it, a lot of those deep basses that he completed. Look, there's going to be days when he's 0-5 instead of 5-0 on those deep balls. It's just, a lot of times it's just the odds. And I just can't think he can do it week in, week out, game in, game in. He can, he can be a starter, but you're always going to be trying to replace him. He will always be a player, even if somehow by some weird confluence of circumstances, he ends up next September as the starting quarterback for the Patriots. Something strange happened, they will be looking to replace him, whether it is with whoever was injured or not, coming into the season. It'll be interesting to see in March, for instance, what do the Patriots do in the free aging group? Are they trying to replace Bailey's happy with a more experienced veteran quarterback, a flakovian kind of guy? Or they say, you know what, he's fine. He can be our Gardner Minshew to Anthony Richardson.  But to me, you're always going to be trying to replace him. And we talked about this a lot. And I know that we're fresh off a really nice win, a really fun win. It doesn't help at all next year in the draft, but it was really fun on Christmas Eve. But I think you're always going to look at Bailey's happy and say, he was trying to prove that he could be a backup quarterback, because he wasn't that as recently as the Las Vegas game. They had him inactive replaced by Malik Cunningham to play in that game. So the Patriots don't necessarily believe in that. They've shown that he's playing not because he's particularly good, but because Mac Jones is particularly bad. But again, the upshot is Bailey Zappe has earned an opportunity to solidify himself as a backup quarterback. You know what, I saw something from him tonight, Ted, and tell me if I'm overstating this. He moved around in a pocket really well, and he was able to complete some passes where you thought, maybe three games ago, Bailey Zappe, first game as a starter, second game as a starter, he's going to stand there and take a sack. He really moved around and created some plays, not in a dynamic way, but just pocket awareness and throwing it on the field. Michael, that touched down to Mike Gisecchi in the back of the end zone. That was him finding a little bit of space, kind of breaking out to his right and buying time and then hitting Gisecchi in the back of the end zone, because the Broncos were playing zone defense, a lot like how the Patriots were playing zone defense against Patrick Mahomes, who was killing him with those kind of scrambles out of the pocket. So Bailey Zappe did the same thing. He's got pretty good spatial awareness and knows where the pressure is coming from.   The first play of the game, you know, he coughs up the football with pressure right in his face and should have, you know, should have done a better job of securing that ball. That's the only thing about Bailey Zappe, is you can point to one or two plays in each of these games where you go, oh my gosh. I mean, the Broncos just didn't do anything with that gift that Bailey Zappe gave him early in that game. Went forward on four down and couldn't get in and so zero points came from that. But that's my point. I think he's streaky and he always has one play that just makes me scratch my head. But I'd still say he never threw the pick. I mean, that first one, that's like pulling out of your driveway first thing in the morning and all of a sudden, here comes the dump truck at you. He encouraged some blame for not having it buttoned up and actually bouncing it off his own shoulder pad. But what blame did the Patriots incur for having the Darian low and James Ferenc on the field to start the game instead of Antonio Mafi and Trent Brown? I still don't understand that logic. Again, dodge the bullet. I'm with you on that. Dodge the bullet. They didn't score. But to me, the good thing about Bailey Zappe is you see a guy who tried a fake spike play and threw it into a team meeting when he was under duress in the Indianapolis Colts of Germany. But now he doesn't have, he understands when to fight another day. He did it on scrambles. He did it on throws out of bounds. It has sunk into him. There are absolutely physical limitations. You'll always want to try and replace him if he happens to be your starter. But I think he has definitely solidified himself.  Yeah, yeah, yeah. You said it. I can tell. You're so mean. When I do that, when I do that, he doesn't mean like this. Tom Kearn has been doing this for the last time. Hold that thought. All right, Pat's dropped a fourth in the draft. If the season ended today, so how do you feel about the win? Happy holidays? Or bah humbug. Hurts draft status. Join the conversation by voting in our poll by going to mbcsportsboston.com slash patriot's vote or scan the QR code on the screen. You see it right there. And scroll down to the poll.


Good afternoon, everyone. Just waiting for the slides to come up. My name is John Garretts. I'm co-founder and CEO of Okan Innovations, formerly Project Okan. And I just want to start off by saying how excited, and I think I speak for the rest of our team, when I say how excited we are to be here in Cancun at DevCon 3 on this stage, speaking to you. And when I say you, I mean the community that we've all been a part of for a number of years now. And we're really excited to tell you kind of the story of Okan is what I'm going to start with over the last year. And then I'm going to hand it over to Lexi. He's going to take you through a few of the technologies that we've been building out, and then we're going to wrap it up with a video. So again, my name is John Garretts. I've been in the space since about 2014, very early on in Ethereum years. One of the first projects I worked on, Airlock, was on Proof of Concept 3. So very, very early years. From there, I was able to secure a developers grant, a dev grant from the Ethereum Foundation for Eth Embedded, which was essentially taking the Ethereum client and porting it to ARM-based resource constrained devices. And that allowed me to start to build relationships in the community, and many of those relationships are now my co-founders with Okan Innovations. This is our team. We have a fantastic team. I'm so proud of what we've been able to do in a very short amount of time. Many of you are familiar with Hudson Jamison, but we also have Lainey Fisher, James Johnson, Lex and Daniel is the most recent addition. Shout out to Eth Lance. Daniel was a recent hire. We went through the process of Eth Lance. And so shout out to someone else in the community that we've used their tools and has worked out very well for us. So this is kind of the story of Okan. About a year ago today, the majority of us knew each other, but we hadn't really worked together. And so we got together about this time last year to enter into a couple hackathons. The kind of result of that was a judge's win with a hack ether camp. And then from there, we built on to a first place finish in the Dubai virtual blockchain gov hack. And first place was $100,000, all expenses paid trip to Dubai. And our project there was a proof of concept that we refer to as Tesla and toll booth. And what we were able to do is install an Ethereum client in a Tesla and install an Ethereum client in a mock toll booth to demonstrate the true machine to machine transactions with no human involvement. That gave us some traction from one of our partners initially Toyota Research Institute, which we moved on to build out another proof of concept for peer-to-peer car sharing. And that was something that we debuted in May at consensus 2017. And essentially what we were able to do is install an Ethereum client in a car, connect that to a FOB and through a series of ESCRO smart contracts, rent out or short-term lease that vehicle. And this is all these proof of concepts that I'm speaking to are functional proof of concepts. These are things that we have built out that are up and running, not in a production environment, but up and running nonetheless. From there, we've been able to be involved in a number of other projects, I guess, MIT Media Lab. We're really working with Toyota Research Institute to start to facilitate some kind of an open blockchain mobility ecosystem. And so in the past, we've invited other automotive manufacturers to come to the table, and we've been at least successful in starting that conversation. We're based out of Dallas, Texas, so we have a strong relationship with a lot of the universities in that area as well. We're involved in an open data initiative with the Texas Department of Transportation, or TXDOT. And we're also talking to a few toll road authorities, both in the U.S. and abroad. We're a member of the Trusted IoT Alliance. This is a, we're very excited to be a part of this group. There's a lot of active members in the Trusted IoT Alliance. We're still kind of a small group, but growing fast. And ourselves, we've been able to contribute MQTTT, which Lex will talk about in a little more detail shortly. And if you're out there and you're working on IoT and blockchain and you're interested in becoming a member, please go to TrustedIoT.org, Trusted-IoT.org, and check it out, sign up, and we'd love to have you on board and kind of learn more about your technologies. So it's now my pleasure to introduce Lex, Shuang Liang. Lex is our CTO, and he has some prior experience. Lex and I met in Guelph, Ontario, Canada, which is close to my hometown. And we kept in touch after that initial connection. Lex did some IoT internship work for Aeros Industries, which is now Monax, and joined the team just prior to the Dubai event. So please give Lex a round of applause. Thanks, Shuang. So, good afternoon, everybody. So I'm Shuang. In Chinese, Liang Shuang, you can call me Lex. And I got my master degree in computer science at Temple University in Philadelphia. So I'm glad to be here to introduce some of the technologies that we are working on recently. So, yeah. The first one I want to introduce is the MQTT Trusted and the second one is the MicroDep. And also we have a hardware security model we are working actively with to build some secure hardware for the IoT platform. Yeah, MQTT Trusted is a trusted version of MQTT. So it's based on the MQTT library and the Ethereum library. MQTT is a very lightweight pop-up sub based the motion-to-motion communication protocol is very popular for IoT applications. It's designed for very low-band-wise communication for some sensors or telemetry devices. And the feature we want to bring in to this motion-to-motion communication is from Ethereum global likely unlimited identity system and also it's trusted without the centralized control. And we can use the built-in ECDSA algorithm to get the signature of the messages and embody the signature to send to the receiver. So here is the flow. From the center side, it puts the plain message and the MQTT library will build some package like this. It has a from and to field which is based on the Ethereum address. And we put the timestamp as the profile date to put some constraint of the appellation of the message. Also the date load and the sequence number. And after that we'll use either the primary key of the Ethereum or hardware security model to send the message and put the signature into that message. And as the receiver said, it first can recover the address of the sender based on some Web3 library or Ethereum library and it can check the permission of the sender from the smart contract. Also, we can do proof of a provenance of the data or access control based on the identity of the sender. So there are some issues we want to solve from this library is interoperability. There are some problem surfers. The first one is signature can be messed up if the sender and the receiver are connected the sender and the receiver use different libraries to send and recover the message. And the second issue is this part of the property is another standard. So we want to probably standardize this machine to machine communication scheme. So it will be either for your fridge or you will talk with the microwave or talk with your car. So they are all compatible with each other. So because of these issues we want to collaborate with the community with trust to the IoT alliance to build some standard for the machine to machine communication also build some semantic on top of the Ethereum blockchain and this protocol. So the next one we want to introduce is the microdap. So you can see from name is small worry of the decentralized application. We use Raspberry Pi for our hardware platform but we can also put our stack to other embedded system like BigoBone and other embedded device. So we use Ethereum Lite Clan for the smart contract and IPFS for the data storage and the MQTT library to support machine to machine communication. So this is an example of the architecture we are working on from the top layer is the decentralized application for the then for IoT use case and we have three components. First one is decentralized data storage API and trust to machine to machine communication interface to the application and also the smart contract. So in the middle layer we have IPFS but you can actually plug in other decentralized data storage libraries like the swarm and the MQTT, the Ethereum blockchain actually we are trying to build to support other blockchain like hyperlider quorum and under the lowest layer is the hardware abstraction layer we can support center data and hardware secure model as IoT wallet and here is an example of the microdip service to interact with user using the mobile app or web app so here the boss has access to the Ethereum blockchain and IPFS for data storage but it's not like pure centralized infrastructure we still need some like server to offload the computing task from the embedded device to the servers here we use MQTT broker on the server side also we need some server to offload the Ethereum gateway and the IPFS gateway to support the contract device so here is a real world example we build with Toyota for the Decentralized Cache application so you can see it's not like a traditional server based design paradigm it's really like peer to peer all of the cars have our microdip services running and they can communicate with each other through the MQTT machine to machine communication and access to the smart contract so we have the video to show the real app and the user experience later on I'll go very quickly for the hardware secure model we build this hardware secure model with some requirements we want to for the IoT and production application first one is we want temporal proof to prevent the attacker like physically attack the device and we want very secure case storage and revoke the key when we detect some attack intention also we want it to be blockchain compatible like we can send using the hardware secure model and using this signature compatible with Web3 library or other Ethereum libraries so here is our current accomplishments for the hardware secure model we can send offline transactions and we can send personalized transactions also we have this Node.js library to access the functions in the hardware secure model so there are still ongoing work we actively develop like here we are developing the physical temporal detection with collaboration with some hardware companies we are building this secure case storage based on the secure elements these all are like ongoing projects we are actively working on and we are like community driven and like to talk with developers if you have questions you can go to the website and state you and we may have more release like the MQTT thank you thank you everyone so as Lex alluded to we have been in as much work as Lex has done on our back end systems we have really been focused from the get go on the front end and really making sure that there is a good user experience in fact some of this was born out of necessity for us to keep that user experience at a level that we are comfortable with so we are just going to play a quick video for you now this was first launched at Monday 2020 last week in conjunction with Toyota Research Institute and that kind of gives you our vision of the mobility future hello from Okan Innovations we are excited to show you what we have been working on with Toyota Research Institute earlier this year we debuted our proof of concept blockchain enabled peer to peer car lease application at Consensus in New York this application allowed consumers to lease a vehicle from a car owner using a smart contract on the Ethereum blockchain file storage on IPFS in a mobile application to lease and control access to the vehicle prior to our car lease model we developed a blockchain powered automated toll road system with connected cars this project won us the top honors among the entire world at the UAE International Blockchain Hackathon these applications allow for instantaneous remittance between the transacting parties they do this without the need for payment processors by using logic coded to a smart contract the hyper secure blockchain based IoT controls at a level of security not currently available on the consumer market all while reducing or eliminating the need for server infrastructure Okan Innovations wants to give you a glimpse into the mobility future we envision we use the blockchain for application logic and data storage replacing traditional server infrastructure here we use the blockchain to store vehicle identity along with GPS now we add road and mapping data and allow trusted entities to update this decentralized data layer smart road sensors can also feed this database this allows for a complete view of all vehicles and infrastructure with current construction and traffic conditions while allowing third party applications to be built on top of this data lets amend that vehicle data for lease or ride sharing services this now allows consumer mobile apps for ride sharing or leasing using this blockchain services layer in a ride share or lease transaction things get very interesting in technology, instant value transfer and micro transactions are now possible within one smart contract transaction is instant remittance to several parties including the vehicle owner and driver, insurance provider toll road authority and road tax entity why is this valuable? the automobile owner and driver received guaranteed and instantaneous payment of funds micro insurance policies for each ride or lease transaction can be paid to an escrow contract then remitted to the insurance provider once the ride is complete with the balance of that escrow going to the rider or lessee we can use an escrow contract for autonomous toll payments and even eliminate toll gates from the toll road infrastructure as we can prove the location of the vehicle using GPS we can even have smart toll road infrastructure where roads are only charged during peak hours as consumer behavior moves away from purchasing fuel and favoring pay-per-ride mobility over vehicle ownership road and infrastructure authorities will face a shortfall of tax revenue that currently funds the construction and maintenance of roads included in the mobility transaction is a usage-based tax to replace this lost revenue even short trips where a fraction of a penny is needed for taxation all of these parties receive the benefits of instantaneous remittance all included in a single transaction user experience all without the need for payment processing intermediaries let's go further with this blockchain platform in this driving world we get to go beyond rider mobility into other applications solar energy production is highest when the sun is shining the most that's typically in the middle of the day energy demand typically spikes in the morning and then again in the evening time that solar energy production is weakest during low mobility demand times automated vehicles can store solar energy during peak production times then deliver that energy when and where it is needed also, since we have the automobiles equipped on activity, we can provide a self-healing mesh network across large areas as well as a partitioned consumer wifi service all while the vehicles receive microtransaction reimbursements for sharing their internet connection thank you for your time and we hope you enjoyed our version of the blockchain powered vehicle future for more information please visit us at oakeninnovations.com in blockchain-mobility.org