Thank you, Balaji. Very popular. We're not YouTubers, just to be clear. I was here, actually, I was at the network state last year and I expected it to be the same as last year. It was 20 people at a penthouse and I was very shocked to see so many people coming today. So Balaji, you've had some exponential growth. It's really exciting. Okay, so I came here today to talk about media. It's the only thing I understand and specifically I want to talk about building communities, aka countries, on top of social media in 2023, okay. I came to this conference because I'm really fascinated with the idea of building your own country. And I really believe somebody here in the audience at some point will build their own country. Maybe it's you. Maybe it's you. Maybe it's you. Okay, whatever it is, it's going to happen, whether it's tomorrow or 10 years or 20 years from now. Now, my bet is that this new virtual country will start as a TikTok account. It will start as a Twitter account. It will start as a YouTube channel. So I've been breathing and living every single day social media for the last seven to eight years. I understand a thing or two about social media. We built a channel called Nas Daily on top of every social media that exists. Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, Snapchat, Douyin in China. Okay, maybe V-Contact at some point. And we've grown it to roughly 60 million followers in 13 different languages. It is possible. It was possible to build a business and a community and a country on top of social media. So it's not possible today. And I'm going to talk about why. I'm going to talk about the past of social media, the present of social media, and the future of social media. The past of social media looked something like this. From 2015 to 2021, if you wanted followers, if you wanted a community, just start a YouTube channel, start a Twitter account, start a Facebook channel, and you're good. This was fine and dandy all until one problem came about. What is that problem? Does anybody know? Saturation. No, it's not saturation. We're just starting. We are 1% of the career economy. The problem is this, TikTok. This new invention from China changed the game of social media.  All I care about is showing a nice video to my users. And I want that video to be short. And if you dance, it's even better. So clearly now it doesn't matter on TikTok. If you have 500 followers or 5 million followers, it doesn't matter. If the video is good, you will get a lot of views. If the video is bad, you're dead. We have 7 million followers on TikTok and you can get 10 million views on a video or 100,000 views. You will never know. And this was so addictive that every social media in the world copied it.  YouTube copied it with YouTube shorts. Facebook copied it with Facebook Reels. Instagram copied it with Instagram Reels. Now all social media roughly functions the same. This is the present of social media where it's very, very algorithmically driven. Now, can you build a country on top of an algorithm? No, you cannot. Imagine there's a tornado and the president of a country wants to inform the citizens of the tornado and the algorithm says, nah, I'm just not going to tell them about the tornado. It's like, what? Like these are my citizens. So it is impossible to build a business or a community or a country for that matter on top of social media. That's why community 1.0 has a problem. It has become a billboard. It's just TV. The creator doesn't matter. It's just the video that matters. And the only one getting rich, who's getting rich in this scenario? The stock owner of the platform. That's it. That's the only person getting rich, the employee and the investor of TikTok and social media platform. So where is social media going from here? In my opinion, the future of social media looks something like this. There needs to be a layer 2 solution on top of social media. Just like we built it for blockchain, we need to build it for social media. And in this layer 2 solution, there is no goddamn algorithm. There's no algorithm. Your community, your ownership, you own the data, you own the audience, you own it all. And actually, we're starting to see a little bit of that happening today. Why do you think discord is big? Why did discord blow up during COVID? You see it in the discord chat groups. You see it in the telegram groups. You see it in WhatsApp. You see it in Slack. We're actually building our own platform as well called mass.io, which is similar to that idea. It gives you a private space where you control your community and you are the one making the money. And I think in the future, there's going to be a huge explosion of these platforms that sit on top of social media. There's also Patreon. There's also Substack, by the way. And when you design social media from the beginning, it has to be creator first. It should not be algorithm first or user first. The founder is what matters because the founder of the country is the one that's going to make the country. Countries don't happen organically. And so in this scenario, the founder of the community should be able to make money and own the community. Can anybody guess? How much money do we make from a million views on YouTube? 5K? 200, what? 10 pounds? No, not 10 pounds. 5K may be in America, but if it's international, it's 1K. If it's in India, $200. If it's in other countries, so from $200 to 5K, but the average is 1K. How much money do we make from 1 million views on top of TikTok? Zero. It does not work. The economics do not work. And that's why you should not need a million people to make $1,000. You should be able to make $1,000 from 100 people. That is the only way to build a sustainable business and a sustainable community. And so eventually, this is what I think will happen. People used to make $0 at the beginning of the internet, then roughly $10,000 if you're a community builder from Facebook channels, maybe some Reddit's, maybe some YouTube's. Actually, most YouTubers are broke. Do not be fascinated with the top 1%. Most content creators today are still broke. Eventually, you'll start to see the sub-stacks and the patreons and the NAS IOs making $100,000 a month from their community. And eventually, somebody will make $1 million a month from an online community that's no more than 10,000 people. And when that happens, when that happens, you'll have a big business. And when you build a big business, eventually that big business will give more benefits to its members. It will give healthcare. Then it will give real estate, locations to meet at, travel together. Let's do things together. And eventually, it will give you a passport. And eventually, it will function like a state. This is the natural flow that I suspect will happen for anybody that wants to build a virtual online country in the future. So just to summarize in the last minute, no more slides. Just to summarize in the last minute, you're going to get attention on social media. Here's my TikTok. Here's my YouTube. Here's my Facebook. Then you're going to get money on another social media, which is the sub-stacks, the NAS IOs, the patreons, and whatnot. You'll build that community.  And eventually, it'll become ideally a country. Maybe tomorrow, maybe 10 years from now. But I'm really excited for that future. Thank you guys. Before we go, I just want to take one video, if we can turn back the lights on. Can you turn back the lights on? I want to take one video for social media. Maybe we'll turn this into a video. I'm going to say welcome to, and I want everybody to say the network state. But I want your energy. So let's test. Can you light up the audience? So I'm going to say this. This is a test. Can you light up the audience, please?  Come on, guys. The network state. Okay? More energy. Okay? One, two, three. Welcome to the network state. Okay, let's do one more time, guys. One more time. The network state. Not the network state. The network state. Okay? Let's light up the audience again. And let's do, yeah, making confidence hard. Get, you know how much money we'll make from this? Zero. One, two, three. Welcome to...


All right, good morning, everybody. Happy Tuesday, everyone. Good to see you, Grant. Good to see you, LeBron Lawrence. Hey, guys, good to see you, Michael, everyone. Everyone on social media, welcome back. Let me tell you what an exciting day yesterday.  Got caught up on that whole fake news on the cryptocurrency on the ETF that was going public. I'm going to talk about some of the stocks out there, but we killed it and made it back, back on TPST.  Let me bring up this stock really quick. If you guys missed it, this was fabulous. So it came right around after the market closed.  Look at this beauty. Thing just ran, did not want to stop it. The four had this big little shake right around the $485, had an iceberg order. Bam, that thing took off, went all the way to 740, and we were done at 11 o'clock. It was a great runner-up. Made up for the fake news that came out on Mara. Mara had that big news. You could see Mara had that big pop right here. I know a lot of us jumped into it. We chased it, lost money on it. Thank God, it got out of it. We'd have lost a hell of a lot more than I would expect because that news that we're looking for, that the ETF from BlackRock for crypto that's coming out, you could see how everyone was all over it, and everything on that market. So you didn't have to trade Bitcoin to benefit from it. Coinbase did it, you could see that. Riot did it, they all did it, but you could see how important fake news could really make a market run because everyone is waiting for that ETF to get the approval from the SEC. But this is why sometimes there are other stocks out there to trade and there was a bunch of them. Now, getting back to that TPST, a lot of you remember the stock right here, that stock literally ran in one day. You could see it, that thing just literally took off rare from a dollar to about, actually went higher than that, went to like $12 after hours. But this is all, listen, be careful of this TPST because it is extremely volatile. It's a short squeeze, okay? And we saw the stock gets halted all the time, so you wanna be very careful, but I'm putting it back on the watch list because it really has not dropped, all right? So we're gonna keep an eye on that, TPST. Anyway, couple of the stocks before we go through the watch list because there are a couple of good stocks that are moving this morning.   But you know what, my kids in Snapchat, every kid in high school loves Snapchat, they're all on Snapchat.  And there are people that, and I think most people here probably has no interest in Snapchat, but you know what, I'm not gonna hold it against us because if you make money on it, trade it. Think they moved up pretty well yesterday, went from $8 to $9.75. And this stock got crushed yesterday. ALDX just got hammered, shockingly it did bounce. So it went from, it bounced from $1.40 up to about $2.40, nice little move, and then obviously started making a lower high, and then boom, starting to make a lower low was done from there. But that one, shockingly, which pharmaceutical stocks we know come back, that one obviously did. So yesterday actually turned out to be pretty good going into the afternoon, going into the market opens up other than the pre-market. Now the market's down about 137 points. There's a lot of companies that are gonna be reporting this week. A lot of the banks, you're gonna have Johnson and Johnson. Everyone's gonna be, there's gonna be a lot of news that's gonna be coming out, a lot of earnings announcements.  Just please, if you're watching social media, like us and friend us, which by the way, to remind everyone on social media, we are going to extend today up until 10 o'clock. So we're gonna trade the open. So don't go anywhere. If you're on Facebook or on YouTube, we're gonna, once a week, we do this for you as a little bonus. So once again, you wanna see how we train our trading room. You guys gonna have that luxury to see what's gonna happen the first 30 minutes. So hopefully we'll get another TPST. That'll be nice, wouldn't it? Or Snapchat or the ALDK. But there are a couple of stocks that are moving this morning. I'm very excited about talking about them. I do wanna start off with Tupperware. So the Tupperlady, I guess doing some shows. We've remember trading Tupper. That stock literally went from a dollar up to $6. And it moved the last couple of days. It worked really well in pre-market this morning. Eight o'clock this morning was at $2. It ran up to $2.60. Really, really nice move on it. I wanna bring up some level for action for you because once again, this is what we teach you and this is how you learn how to trade. It had a great move, all right? And then all of a sudden the order showed up. And you see this order right here? That order right there was roughly about 80,000 shares. Everybody see that right there? That little red line right there? Once that order started showing up, that's when the party was over. So the orders kept moving. You see seven o'clock, eight o'clock started going up. Boom, once these big iceberg orders showed up, guy canceled, put another 100,000, canceled, put another 100,000. And that's why it's starting to go back down. If those sellers get done, which we're gonna talk about once the market opens up, we are going to be all over this stock. So cheap little stock, small cap stock, it's all about risk to reward. Another big stock that's moving, that's moving right now a little bit better that actually is testing those highs right now is the stock SPRC. Now SPRC just gotta be careful of it because the tier size is small. Remember one of the big things that we teach you here at Siametree University, it's not how to make money, it's how to control the losses, okay? And you always wanna be prepared. Where are the future orders? There is a big, so tradable is one of the big ones, tier size is a little bit tight on this one. I'd probably give it a category three, not one of your favorite number ones, which are very easy to trade, but it is very moving, very volatile. You can see it went from like 750 up to $8. It's a 50 cent move, 1,000 shares, 500 bucks. But with that said, you got a big seller right now that's hovering here around eight. I'll show you right here. Oops, looks like he got done. Looks like he just got filled. That was a big order right here. It looks like he just got filled. Let's just see if we got some consolidation going on. But $8, looks like the guy looks like he's getting taken out. You know what that means, all right? SPRC is on the Cyber Trading University Watch List. Next one on we have on this list that's moving up. This stock is up about 100%, 10,000 shares, up 100% ASMB. All right, so the problem with this one right here, there was a big order out there.  You could see it's probably a pharmaceutical stock. Big orders just got filled at $1.50. So it's probably on a downtrend a little bit right now. So I don't know about you, but if you up 100%, would you take the money from the night before? So that one's going on the watch list also. But listen, we could get a slingshot. Who knows? So that one looks in pretty good. ALK garbage, not really moving too well here. ALGR, let me put this up so you can see what happened from the day before. Stock got hammered, $80 stock down to $3. Not super sold on this wheeler. We traded the stock before, WHLR. Stock's been taking a big hit up 12%. Level one stock, I'll put this on the B list because I remember we traded the stock before. So if I know we traded before, it must have been pretty decent. This stock is going up beautifully, but it's not really tradable. All right, so pretty much done here on the NASDAQ. Let's see what's going on the losers. Nothing there on the losers there. And, ooh, SPWR, we traded that stock. New York Stock Exchange, where we got going to here. White House, WH, not really much going on out there. It looks like some ETFs are moving because the market is obviously down. And losers get a couple of big VMware getting crushed right now. That one I had on my watch list. Now, it's expensive. It's expensive. And when you do an expensive stock, this is what you're seeing, you know? So listen, I preferably like to trade the small-cap stocks because less risk, more reward. I don't care what I trade. As long as it's all about the risk, it's day trading. But if you want to go trade $156 stock, this one stock looks like it's taking a big hit. And with that stock, there's a couple of other ones out there. I also did notice NVIDIA is taking a hit right now, a little bit. It was a 462 down to 442 down about $16. So there are a couple of stocks that are taking big hits. X-ray, the stock looks like it's trading a lot of volume but not really going anywhere. TLT, I'm going to look at the most active. Tesla, that one's kind of backing off a little bit here too. LCID, you could see a lot of it. It has a Tesla ETF right there, TSLL. And you could see AMD obviously trades very side-by-side with NVIDIA. So we're getting a little bit of a downtrend on the market. You can see some of the stocks taking big hits. So listen, SPRC, you could see it just popped all the way up to almost $9. Look at that.  Once again, you want to trade expensive stocks. That's who you got to deal with.  That's why we try to stick with the less expensive ones.  Listen, there's a lot of earnings coming out this week. You got the GDP numbers are coming out next week. They're expecting a really crazy number on the GBT numbers. We'll see how that turns out next week. But let's see what's happened with the earnings announcements that goes on this week. So anyway, if you're watching on social media, do not go anywhere. We're going to come back live and you're going to trade live with us when the market opens up at 9.30. Cyber traders, you know what you do? You see something, say something. And I know we had so many people registered yesterday from the wealth 365. I mean, last week, we had hundreds, if we had almost a thousand people there, so many of you registered, please make sure you speak to education advisor. Don't buy anything that we're trading because we didn't teach you. You're only here to watch. And you don't judge us on our winners, judge us on our losers, because if you saw what happened with Mary yesterday, you'll know why had it, you know, not get caught on these big run rubs and know how to get out of them because it's all about shadowing the money. So enjoy everybody, we're right back. Don't go anywhere and we'll start to commentary once the market opens up in 15 minutes, okay? So everybody on social media, once again, just stay logged in, we'll be right back. We are off, market just opened up. I think we'll get Fausto on the horn here in a second. Let's wait the first three to five minutes as always just to kind of see the smoke and dust clear and we should be good to go. Yep, looking forward to it. Let's get ready. Here I got to mute one of these tabs Fausto. There we go. All right, got a lot of action going on. Yeah, a little pop on Tupperware, nice little move there today. You know, we got to wait the first few minutes as always. You know, if it breaks the highs there, that'd be a pretty nice trade. Got a big iceberg order on that Tupperware, that 262, it's been out there pretty much since your meeting. Yeah, I see that, he showed up. That was a guy from 830, then he popped up there. It's funny, you have to realize that when your market starts opening up, program trading kicks in and that's why you're starting to see a lot of these orders starting to show up right at 930 that you didn't see in pre-market, now you're starting to see them now. So. Got it, yeah. All right, we've got to wait, we pull these chaos stops for the first five minutes. I'll tell you with the Nvidia thing, you know, obviously AMD is going to go right with it. You know, you couldn't even follow the sector ETF, though there's an ETF for the chip stocks, it's S-O-X-L. Just, you know, if you have level four, there's a couple of orders out there on the bid side, if it keeps dropping. So that could be a nice bounce there, maybe like at 18. Once that ETF hits 18, maybe you can get a bounce on the Nvidia, the AMD. Just a thought. Gotta take this, I have a level four on VMW, that's top, that's, you know, 160-dollar stock. It's just, you can't read the level four on it. There's so many issues about it. Yeah. You know, I was watching one of the financial stations and, you know, there was a couple of big analysts and one guy I haven't seen ever on the show was talking about small cap stocks.  I never thought about them, because a lot of them, you know, we look at things a little bit differently as day traders and short-term traders, but they look at it as in growth and everything else, as in like, you know, what their earnings are, like what is their PE ratio? We don't talk about that, but I know that by, you know, obviously, you know, passing my, taking my license, my seven and everything, but they look at stuff like that.  If they start stepping in and trading some of these stocks because it's some of these other ones, if they're not moving, they gotta trade something, they obviously are gonna pop. Just more demand in there. The video has really come down pretty hard, actually. Yeah, I see that there. AMD just held resistance pulled back a bit. So who's coming out with earnings this week today? Today's Tuesday. Geez, I'm tripping over my days already. I just know Wednesday, you got Netflix and Tesla. Let me check this calendar that we have on our Instagram channel. Yep. I mean, we got the S-O-X, S up there, but once again, it's more of an ETF. Yeah, we had the Tupperware is on our list. That's, you know, earnings from this morning. Pardon me, throwing my throat. Morgan Stanley, you got Abbott. I mean, not really like anything within our price range tomorrow morning. Yet United Airlines this afternoon at the close. Neal, I don't know. It's just the same audio we have every morning here. So I don't know if I would turn it down possibly. Got to talk lower, maybe. Mike's saying, I went Q-Shake. Meanwhile, Lita's saying, yeah, that was from this morning, Lita, the Bank of America. So that was going into this morning from yesterday and trying to push up a little bit. That's more than our price range, at least. The SPRC is kind of holding here pretty strong. I mean, our order is all over the place. We're still getting close to five minutes now.  So NVIDIA is going with it, AMD going with it. PRZO is trying to make a nice little pop just before. Because one of the runners that we had back from last week just shook down. Made like a $0.25, $0.30 move up so far, though. I'll tell you, once again today, just aside from the crypto stocks yesterday, really my focus was on Tesla, right? Tesla and AMD, NVIDIA. So with the drop-off that we had this morning on the chip stocks, I have no interest in longing them really just yet. Got a pop in the SPRC. Ooh, that does look good. Yeah. It's more of a level like four stock, though, already, looking at the spread. It's pretty big at times, thin tier size, but really nice pop. That thing has dropped off quite a bit over the last year or so, right? Yeah, it's got that resistance at $8.50. But the problem with that stock is like, if you look at the tier sizes and the spread-wise, it's very, very wide. That's what we've got to be careful. I was talking about that this morning, and some of the new traders in here have to realize that it's all about the first tee. The first tee is very important. We teach you the three tees. So unless you're in a category three or four, stay away from SPRC, but you're looking pretty strong. That stock looks like a gap fill. Remember, we traded that stock back in the end of September, and that stock went from four to nine. It came right back down. So I don't know if it's a short squeeze on it, but be careful of it. Tupper later, starting to make a little bit of a move also. It's a little when you call it out. Gosh, it's a free tee out. But you totally, or did they think of Tupper later? I think of you now. That's exactly what you said. The way you said it just there cracked me up. I was like, I can't believe that all this time you didn't realize what I was talking about. Now I'm thinking like, does everyone else understand what I'm talking about? Well, when you said it, I was thinking like, was I just like not listening to my parents this whole time growing up? Like, they knew about it obviously, but they didn't like talk. They never, I never knew a Tupperware party back. Oh man. But I guess you're right though. It was like very popular. And my mom was saying like all of her friends, like she never did have all of her friends were like doing it back, you know. I don't know. I think there's just more women just hanging out, having a good time. You know what I mean? Yeah. I'd want to see if this Tupperware though can make a nice pop. It was a little reluctant just now off at 240. Didn't jump in yet. I wanted to break higher, right? You wanted to blast over that 250 level, but you still got that iceberg up top at 262. All right. So let's see if this can make a move though. I mean, I just saw a little order on the bid for about like 11, 12,000 shares on the bid. It got filled. So we got to be careful to see this try and make a higher high soon. Tupperware trade. By the way, we just had someone just say it. Lita said herself, she was a Tupperware lady. So, because they're always recruiting.   And it was just pretty funny how like, you know, they have like these rah-rah parties and like even like within the Tupperware, it's like almost like a, I don't want to use a Ponzi scheme or anything like that, but like it's more of like a pyramid. That's what it was, a pyramid. By the way, we're getting a big push in Summit. Oh, SMMT? Yeah. Oh, we traded that one a little while back. Yeah, Summit, we traded that stock before, but they do like these events that you go away, you know, it's a Tupper event and the white had to go away and they just have like, you know, just more of everybody just having a good time and kind of make you feel good to be an employee for the Tupperware, get you excited. By the way, this Summit, I don't see, it's just got a really ugly level four. So, behind this light, it's only about half a million. Ah, damn, this Tupperware trade just clocked out on break even. It's not going anywhere right now. If it makes a pop, suddenly I'll be a little pissed, but whatever, just 30 seconds. I want you to get pissed. No, no, no. There's something you have pissed. You threw your coffee. You drank coffee? Yeah. Was that hot coffee? Or was it your, or was it one of your drinks? Something like that. I'm just shopping, it's really quiet. We might get a push on this stock, right? We might get a push. I don't know, I'll keep an eye on it before I spill it out. I'll put it on my watch list. I'll tell you what, I'm gonna pull you right now. I want to see the Tupperware trade tank now since it got out. Yup, there we go. It just dropped like eight, nine cents. There we go. Same thing happened yesterday on Riot, right? Like you take a break even trade. Just, you got to know when to fold them. I don't know when to fold them. Got to know when to hold them, that's all. Watching some of the military stocks also moving. Just unfortunately they're expensive. There's one that is reporting earnings this week either after the bell today or tomorrow. I think it was Lockheed, LMT, if I'm not mistaken. Yeah, LMT, I mean Nordstrom Grumman has been going up every day ever since the war hit. It was at like 450, sorry, at 490. Smith and Wesson's has been going up. They're more of like a swing trade. Yeah, LXH, they're all going up. I mean, they're just really slow. Probably have some good options on them.  You got a new iceberg order that just showed up on the buy side for TPST. 46,000 shares on the bid at six, but the issue is that it's moved up so much over the last few days. It's a really tough ask to see it like make the run it made yesterday again. I would stay away from Tupper. I'm just looking at the orders out there. I look pretty crappy. Getting a little bit of a push on this ASMB. You know, it's cheap. It was that one I called out earlier. I wasn't too crazy about it because those orders got filled, but it's got a lot of volume as trade in pre-market since eight o'clock this morning. It's got to get passed like this 163 and stuff. So far not as exciting as yesterday's morning like with the TPST. Hold up, hold up. It's up to where trying to make that move back up. I know you just called it out a second ago. I just has my attention now. The level four just looks horrible. Other than, you know, you got that resistance iceberg orders around 260, 262, but like, yeah, it's 20 cents. All right, 240 was just a bit of a level there. I was looking at it's got to break higher though, like you said. Oh, same who says our old friend names, he's going up. Oh wow, you're not kidding. Oh, see, does any orders out there? I think it's dumped off so much from the last week or so.  On the ask or on the bid? On the ask. There was one guy at 960, he got filled. He's been out there since this morning. You hit the guy at 360, at 960, 36, took him out. Anyone else out there? No, that's it. I mean, you don't want to chase it now. I mean, I ran 50 cents. Brian says he's in it. Good go, Brian. The TPST Trids trying to make a nice balance right now shortly after I called out that iceberg order popped up like 50 cents so far. Yep, here we go, TPST. This is interesting. Hopefully it's not like a fake pop though. Got to see it really continue. Oh, man, take a look at this. Oh, I can't wait to go over this in a trader's talk this morning. Oh, it's going to get halted? Oh, dude, you got a hold right now? Can't get it. Can't get it. I'm in from 631 right now. Oh, beautiful. All right, so 11 o'clock this morning, if you are not subscribed on YouTube yet, be a friend, tell a friend, just subscribe right to our YouTube channel or join us inside our live trading room, Grant, Brian, Mark, Yehuda. I had one of our trial members, may your private chat me this morning actually with a question on pre-market, looking forward to going over that, but I'm going to go over TPST and really explain why I was kind of just jumpy towards it there. You got to be a little pessimistic as well in case if it doesn't make that pop, but there was something I saw yesterday on that trade that gave me the tip. I'm like, wow, let's see if it happens again. So I'm happy it worked out as well as it did, but let me know, any of our students jumping on this, on the TPST trade? I missed it. It was so fast. It was so fast. You had to be honestly watching it right there, but otherwise, there's other trades. Rich guy. That OPGN, that's that one traded. We traded the other day also. That's the one that ran from like a dollar to like four bucks. That one's got a little bit of a push. You want $9 million shares? Absolutely. That one looks pretty good. Pilla tried to get in it. John's in it. Alex missed it. That's okay. Listen, that thing ran away from 11 o'clock, TPST. Yep. Mark said the PRZO is worth watching. The chip ETF, S-O-X-L just dropped again. It's looking like it's going to break new lows. It's like NVIDIA's already breaking new lows. As we speak, this has been a phenomenal morning so far from pre-market. I didn't take anything pre-market, but it was a good pre-market. Mark, I'll be a little careful of that one. Not too crazy about it. I mean, it's got good volume. AMC is holding here, by the way. Nobody wants to, anybody's been hawking it. It might get stopped out for a loss on this Tupperware trade. It's not going anywhere. It might a small lot. See what happens. On the ASMB? No, AMC. Oh. Rich, turn over to the AMC trade. It looks like it's making a higher high. Set my stop just in case. It's got stopped out right now on the Tupperware. It just made a lower high and took me out for a loss. Not all going to be winners, folks. Hey, TPST, you could say I caught, but now I'm just took a small loss on. Just got no one to get out. Man, NVIDIA is really weak right now. And obviously you could say that looking at that chart, but when you look at the sector ETF, that SOXL, it's about a break support. It hasn't done it yet. And NVIDIA is just crashing. Crashing. It is on a short list. Oh, yeah, definitely. And AMD also. I mean, that's not as weak as NVIDIA, but that just broke a new low right now. Mark, you got to be in love today, my man. Mark S, one of our guys who is a very experienced short trader. I was going to say one of our short guys. I was like, that doesn't sound too good. It's not going to be like that. Luckyhead is going up. What do they call that, a short king? Man, all right. So technically, the TPST should reopen at 9.48 and 47 seconds. We got the email machine back. Yeah, damn well. Everyone wants to talk to me now. I got an Apple receipt. Dude, oh my god, NVIDIA is just, I mean, how could that not get halted on the way down and the way it's moving? NVIDIA would never get halted. Unless it's like pandemic level type of market correction. I don't even remember if it did back then. I mean, it's got to move like, that thing's got to drop like $30 in like a minute to get halted. Because it goes by percent, because there's a formula they go by. They've got these program trading, these triggers that go off. We got a lot of time until that famed reversal hour. I was just getting a little jumpy there for a second, but I just yanked my own leash there. TPST just reopened up. Yep, sure did. All right, so 750 was a key level back yesterday. Man, if that could break over 750, then. Breakable 750 was almost 750. I'll tell you what, I'm just yanking half my trade out right now just to take it. It was a freak pop that I caught, some very content. And I got half the position left. So I don't want this thing to shake down and get halted on the way down. And for me to not take profit a little bit. But we got a lot. It's holding. The longer the trade to it, the better it is. Definitely. It's got resistance right around like $0.34. AMC is testing this iceberg order at like $0.73. Now I'm in cruise control on TPST. Not to say I don't care about the position, like I'm very content. There's no need to even try and be perfect on it. Got an iceberg on the ask right now. So that might prompt me to sell. That's $53,000 there at $730 on the ask list.  But apparently I'm not in TPST anymore. Did I just hit close and I didn't see it? Probably, we did all the time. Like what the hell? Easy defaults. Honestly, I think that's what happened actually at night. Oh my god. I didn't even realize because I don't have my audio on for trades like the order filled thing. I closed that earlier. I guess it's $650,000 like average. That's fine. Shoot. I always buy it back. Oh, I thought I was happy. But I would have been a hell of a lot happier. Shoot, I don't see anything else moving. The AMC, excuse me, heads up. It looks like it's making a foul still flag. Everything's going down, but the market doesn't look like that. Honestly, it's teasing me again. It's trying to lure me back in the Tupperware trade.  Nice little short there. So AMC just took the guy out at $43,000. It's assessing the guy at $45,000 right now. It's got 10,000 shares. So a big volume spike at like $949 that came in. All right, so the SOXL, the chip ETF is dropping to the next support. It was the first one I mentioned in the morning at $18. So if it breaks below that, then God knows where the chip stocks are going to land. But that could be a nice opportunity. I like the short AMC. I'm in. Not looking too good. I feel a false breakout coming here on the TPST. Nice AMC could test 100. AMD, I'm sorry, AMD, they're all dropping. Intel, Amazon, Tesla, NVIDIA, all the tech stocks take it hits. Oh, man, yeah, that SOXL just broke 18. It just held it as resistance right there as you were talking and dropping now. So looks like they're not done yet. Jeez, NVIDIA already at $425. But that was not down that much. S&P is down 34. Yeah, because it's definitely more tech-dominated, the S&P. I don't know to what degree. I just know I've seen it just reported or what not. I'm going to cover my AMC because I chased it. Take some profitable table. AMC looks like it wants to break it. Definitely looks like a pretty intraday chart. Tell you that. On the TPST right now, you got a new iceberg order on the ask at $750. So you got one at $730 for about $57,000. Then you got another one at $750 for about $49,000. So the SOXL trade, trying to tease a bounce right now. It's got to continue the higher low game. Really quickly on the TPST trade, you got a big iceberg order on the ask. What, the guy at $0.50? Oh, you told him the guy that was at $25. Yeah, the one that said that was at $730. Big iceberg that was out there. You got pulled. Good thing that Phil covered my AMC, had that came back. Yep, it's funny. AMD, AMD, I mean AMD. Keep confused, AMD, AMC. Yep, I just took a trade on the SOXL. I was making the higher lows. Like I said, that's the chip ETF. So that was correlating with the AMD trade that you took. Popping at TPST. There we go. It's taking the guy out. No way. Oh, sure. Take a look at one. Well, oh, well, all right, that's all right. That's all right. I'll check back into that one later. Oh, there's two in the category four? Oh, man, it just hit $750 on the nose. Just kissed it, bing, and then tanked. Well, that's why you got to be careful on something like that. People don't realize that it's a very volatile stock. See if there's anything else that showed up on the radar. I'll try something here. SPRC died. And I take that off my watch list. Just kept going lower. Man, are you kidding me? Is this going to do it? TPST moving right back on up. This might go. This would be crazy. Could be essentially tell you something. There was a shitload of volume. I kicked in right around that time. This would be crazy.  It leads you to wonder.  And sometimes you get hit and then kind of works your way. It's got to break over $730 again, though. That's where we had that first iceberg that got pulled. But it's actually holding under that price right now. As I say that, a new iceberg just showed up at $730. Yeah, he sure did. Perfect timing. $35,000. Let's see if he's going to get hit. He's going to get tested. A lot of volume is kicking in right now, almost. Just held off right there. Trying to find if there's anything else that's moving nice and slow. Some for some level one traders out there. The SOXL trade just may stop. It's set to break even right now. I'm doing it here. Give me some nice thought. OK, here it goes. It's testing to $30 again. Yep, yep, yep. Took him out. Here we go, here we go, here we go. Come on, bud. Yeah, and that thing is unbelievable, that chart. When I hit that 15, it came right down to $675. It's one stock that's popping, but just a volume is too low. It's TTOO, it's called TAT2. That's just making an HOD, but 600,000 shares. Good thing I covered that AMD. Here we go, and let's see it. It's got to do it here. Kind of a do or die situation, honestly, for TPST, I feel it's got to blast the highs now. Remember I was saying, yes, say, oh, here's one stock that's moving. I was going to call that earlier. The OPGN, just going to move again. Did I have level four on it? Yeah, it's not that great. It's a cheap little, nice little category one. But that was a stock the other day, ran from $0.80 to $4.00, $3.80. This AMC is just channeling at these prices right here. It's like it's suckering in buyers. It's going to pick a big direction one way or the other. I want to call this one out here. It looks actually pretty strong, but it's got a blast resistance at five. The MNTS trade, trying to make another move back up, it seems. Keeping an eye on it. If the TPST trade just keeps nipping that $7.30, there is a good case to see it try and break the highs $7.50 and really get going. But if it's not going to make that move, then there's no entry. And if it does make that move and it pulls back again, then you got to get out. That's basically the play there. All right, traders. So we're just going to kind of like end up right now. Going in here on YouTube and Facebook, everyone else, and everyone on social media. We'll be back, again, today at 2.30. 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Are you tired of watching boring old press releases? Then you've come to the right place, the right channel, the number one channel for CEO interviews and company overviews. Welcome to Rich TV Live, subscribe to our channel and make sure to hit the like button on our videos to help with the YouTube algorithm for more information and in-depth discussions and analysis, join our trading club at richpigsdaily.com and don't forget to subscribe and hit the bell for notifications to get alerted when our next CEO interview is released so you can discover the next 10-bagger. Hi, how's everybody doing today? I'm your host, Rich. You're gonna be having Rich TV Live with our very special guest, Bryson Goodwin, the CEO of ACDC, Extreme Vehicle Battery Technologies Corp. How are you doing today, Bryson? Well, very good. Thank you. Thank you for having me. Always a pleasure. Very excited to learn more about yourself and your company and why don't we get started by you telling me a little bit about the ACDC systems, which are advanced and how advanced are we talking? The ACDC, our technology uses AI integrated battery management software. So our AI integration is head and shoulders, light years ahead of anybody else's as far as control and access to ESS solutions. Wow, that's impressive. And blockchain ACDC expected this year. Can you talk to me a little bit about that? Absolutely. I think as everybody looks at electric vehicles and the adoption of such, we're starting to come to realize as a society that there's no real infrastructure in place and very few companies that are able to access or install that infrastructure. And that was one of the biggest things that we focused on as a company was infrastructure and what's required in order to meet the coming needs. So our AI integration is primarily battery management solution, but conversely, it allows smart grid integration and allows two-way communication with the grid. And it's important that everybody understands that as we move forward with the solution, you need two-way integration. You need to be able to communicate with the grid and the grid needs to be able to communicate with you. The reason we brought in blockchain and blockchain is vital is because that's a transaction. If you fill up your ESS solution at midnight or first thing in the morning when powers that it's absolute cheapest and the grid accesses your ESS for drawdown power when it needs it to prevent brownouts or blackouts in the middle of the day or at the most expensive time of day, there's a transaction there. There's an arbitrage, there's a transaction, there's a monetary exchange of a credit and that has to be tracked. When you consider that across hundreds of millions of homes and hundreds of transactions a day, the only system robust enough to manage that is a blockchain solution, is blockchain. So we've integrated blockchain into all of our technology from the beginning. We've had this vision of where we're going and I'm pleased to report that we're on track, we're basically from my perspective right in the sweet spot of our business plan and delivering these ESS solutions, delivering our products and having that blockchain backbone in order to manage those transactions in the most secure manner possible, it gives our products and our technology an absolute leg up against our competition. Wow, that's really impressive. Electric vehicles, AI technologies and blockchain. You're talking about some of the hottest sectors in the world all combined into one. So let's talk a little bit about BMS, patented battery management systems. How does that work with ACDC? So a BMS, typically right now every battery in the world has a BMS that has a battery management system, but they're not robust. They're not ready for where we are today and they're certainly not ready for where we're going to be in five years. Our system is ready for today, but it's scalable right up to 10 years out as far as our research shows. And having an AI integrated BMS just means that we have remote maintenance, remote monitoring, we can balance the batteries remotely, we can reroute around problems remotely. So if you're in a remote community in your ESS solution when some of these communities rely exclusively on these solutions, if you want to get away from diesel and you want to go to wind and solar and we install an ESS solution and there's a problem, we don't have to send technicians or you don't have to pay to have technicians helicopter it up, we can fix those issues remotely in most circumstances. If there's a problem that needs a replacement we can reroute around so you continue to get the homogenized power you need and we can schedule a replacement part for when it's convenient when something else is going up there. So really it's the backbone of where this industry is going and it has to be done. People put these things off but we're well ahead of the curve on this. So you guys are also offering multiple product offerings. Can you touch a little bit on that? Absolutely, all our products when you look at the basis of them they're all essentially various versions and incarnations of an energy storage solution tied with something else. They're all designed and the thought process is for integration into the network, for integration into the infrastructure and to be the primary supplier of that infrastructure. So initially we came up with a small smart wall series which is a home-based battery system. Multiple ports of entry, you can run solar into it, you can run wind into it. If you're next to a river and you put a river generator in, you can run a river generator into it and it will store that power for when you need it. So it homogenizes power in your home. It gives you the access and the control to use the grid when you choose or not. It's stackable so you can bring in 10 of them. You could bring in more than 10 but it wouldn't be worth it. It would be better for us to give you a Titan at that point which is the next one. The Titan is an industrial-grade grid integration, typically a container-sized battery for wind farms, solar farms, grid homogenization. If you look at England as an example, they've announced that they wanna go full green and put in wind farms and tidal farms and all these power generations. Well, when you see a wind farm or a solar farm or a tidal farm attached to that that you don't see is an ESS solution. There's always, there's ordinary, there's always a system of storage in the background that most people don't realize is there and it has to be there because wind is intermittent and when wind is blowing hard as an example, the grid can't take that kind of output from wind turbine. So it goes into an ESS solution and then it's sent out in an appropriate amount that the grid can control and have. So that's what our Titan series meets and we're in latter stage discussions right now and working through, it's a very technical system so it requires engineering and we're working through those with a number of interested parties. The smart wall, we should see our first shipment of that product into North America by the end of July. Initially, most of those are allocated for distribution centers and retail locations so you can go and look at them, touch them. We also came out with the RV Freedom Battery which has had a huge, huge success. It's unbelievable the number of people that wanted it. It's not just for RVs, but that's where we're targeting it but you can use it for any sort of remote instant battery usage. And we took the first delivery of those, the full production of those has already been shipped and all of those went for stress testing so that they can get the highest designation. The final product that we've released recently, news release that we've done deals on is the smart charging stations which are a direct addition to the EV stuff. Smart charging stations are an interesting niche in that in order to install a charging station, you have to upgrade your line from the grid because it's got such big draw and the faster it charges, the bigger the line you have to pay for. So some of those you're looking at hundreds of thousands of dollars in improvements to your electrical requirements. Our solution has an ESS attached to it which takes a lot of that expense out because you've got technically, you have two sources of power. You've got the battery and the grid. You can install a smart charging station at a fraction of the cost. Plus it allows you to peak shape which is a huge bonus, right? Yeah, absolutely. So this is one of the hottest sectors right now. Obviously Tesla's been a huge success. The EV battery market is advancing very, very quickly. How do you see the EV and the battery market advancing in the future? The whole world is going here. You look at, I'll use Ford as a perfect example of where we're going. You have the government in this case, let's talk about California. You have California who's demanding full smart grid integration. And most people don't realize that's right to the level of the electric vehicle that's parked in your garage. The state of California is demanding access to that vehicle to prevent brownouts. So if your car's parked in your garage and charging and they have a massive power drawn, they need power, they wanna be able to communicate with your car and have it release power to the grid. It's essentially a giant battery.  So that's already done whereas nobody else is. So as Ford has just released their Lightning, one of their cell features on the Lightning is you can power your house in a blackout from your Ford truck, which is absolutely phenomenal. And good afford to put a positive spin on something they had to do, but it's where the market is going. Everybody's gonna have this, but where nobody's considering is the infrastructure side, which is what we cover. We cover the infrastructure side. So great, Ford is giving you access to that car, but you need an AI integrated battery management system in order to draw the power out of the car, put the power back in the car and manage when and how you deliver power to that system. Do you wanna charge your car in the middle of the day? No, I want my AI to choose the cheapest time of day. The grid wants to take power from my car. Okay, well, I charged my car at one cent per watt and right now the grid is paying four cents per watt. Well, there's a transaction there. How am I keeping track of that? That's where our blockchain comes in. We've bundled all of this together to the point where it's easy for the consumer. It's absolutely 100% in their control. They can see it on their phone and nobody else has done that. Here at Rich TV Live, we've got investors all over the world. They're gonna see this interview. They're gonna be learning about the company. It's extremely important for us to understand the share structure. Can you break down a little bit about the share structure and how you plan to attract institutional as well as retail investors? Absolutely. Currently we have a large share position and it is a question that comes up. Why is your share position so large? And my answer is the same. I am not, I'm a bit contrarian from a North American perspective in that I prefer large share counts. A large share count gives a proper valuation of a company. It gives the appropriate amount of liquidity so that if you buy your shares and you need to sell, you can get out. If you wanna buy more shares, you can buy in. And as a perfect example of having a large share count and how it benefits the shareholders and the company is, EV was picked up by an ETF. And the whole reason they picked us up is they can get in and out of the stock when they want. There's enough liquidity in the stock and there's enough of a proper valuation of the stock that they see it as a smart investment. It's in the industry they want, but what a lot of people don't realize is that institutions and funds, they have an absolute ironclad rule about how much they can buy based on liquidity. And usually it comes down to a math equation of, listen, you have to be out of a stock in four or five days. So if you can't sell a stock within four or five days, you can't buy that stock, full stock. If you can only sell a million shares in four or five days, then all you can buy is a million shares. And that's a philosophy that falls through on all the funds and all the institutional buyers. But from a retail perspective, a retail investor can look at the stock and they can look at what it's traded at over weeks and months. And they can make an educated decision because they see the liquidity is there, they see the valuation is true and honest and they know that with the share count that's out there for an institution to get managerial or board control, they would have to buy an insane amount of stock. So it's just a safer investment for retail and it's a better investment for institutions. What sets ACDC tech apart from existing technologies? Existing technologies meet today's requirements. Simple as that. If you have a battery system, it meets today's requirements. Our systems are designed around five, 10, 15 years out. A perfect example of that would be large grid level integration of container size batteries, our Titan series. Our AI integrated, excuse me, our AI integrated battery management system will allow daisy chain or grouping of 50 of those containers. The next nearest competitor can only do 10. And it's a significant difference and it indicates the level of technology required to manage that many systems is already set up in our system. Plus we have the two-way communication. We have remote management, remote maintenance, remote monitoring and nobody else is really doing that. Not yet, they see they need to develop it but they haven't developed it yet. And from our perspective and in all honesty, I think that once it's become known what we have and we clearly demonstrate what we have developed, I think it'll probably be easier for one of the larger Panasonic serve whomever to just come in and take that over. Like we don't produce batteries, we produce battery systems. So we get actual cells from some of the best battery manufacturers in the world depending on what the engineers require. If there was one thing that you would want shareholders or potential investors to know about ACDC today, what would it be? You know, I think the one thing that I would like to leave with people is we've been at this a long time. I know from a public company perspective, it looks like a couple of years, but there was years of work in the background. We decided to go public when it was appropriate based on the development of the technology and the issuance of patents and products. I think that what I'd like shareholders to know is that we have given and I have given an inordinate amount of research into where the market's going. I've read papers, I've read government statements and we have positioned this company to be the infrastructure and the ESS provider for where the market is going. We're not jumping into supply today's stuff. We're doing it in a cost-effective way so that we're competitive with today's prices, but our main cell feature when we're talking to people is, listen, you put these systems in 10 years out when it goes full two-way communication, it's on. It's done. You don't have to spend more money. You don't have to tear all your power out and put in new boxes, it's all ready to go. And that's the thing that I want to leave with investors is this is a business, this is a long-term business. We're building a company. That's great. Well, you know what? Thank you so much for your time today. Bryson Goodwin, the CEO of ACDC. If you guys liked the video, please smash the like button. Comment down below. Share the video everywhere and subscribe. Remember, Rich TV Live is strictly for information education purposes. Please do your due diligence, do your research before you invest in anything that we discuss or talk about here on the show. Now, when saying that, this is a small cab company that I believe can be considered very undervalued, under-appreciated, under-exposed based on your technology. You guys are in some of the hottest sectors in the world, all combined into one. I think it's a very interesting company. I know our community has been investing and trading ACDC a lot. So thank you for that. And if you guys are not winning, you're probably not watching. We bring you the winners and we bring them to you first. Put ACDC on your watch list, put it on your radar. I think it has incredible future and incredible potential. Thank you for your time, Bryson, and we'll talk to you soon. Thank you very much. Enjoy your day. And thank you for watching, everybody. Have a nice day. We'll see you soon.


welcome to embedded world welcome to the planet stand here's the here's the astro slide kind of like the coolest phone in the world well we like to think so and it slides so here here you can see the the phone so it looks like a normal phone but then we can open up oh my god and then it becomes a little pocket computer PDA so come on and where do you think about this this is like the ultimate form factor like the dream of many geeks in the world not just geeks but anybody who actually cares about being productive well we think it's a really great business phone as well as well as doing things like you know SSH or any of other tools we think it's a really great business phone as well you have a bunch of developers here the show is like I want this well there's a few people that we've met a few backers from indiegogo and we've seen quite a few people that are really interested in the phone yeah absolutely this is awesome and shipping to backers shipping to backers still early days but shipping to backers already since December very slowly because you know there are quite a few issues in in China with the zero covid policy so we're we're doing our best to get the majority of the devices out during the next two months so let's hope we can do that but it's been it's been quite an interesting time for last few months but yeah it's it's happening we've got the now the Swiss sorry the Swedish and the Swedish and the Finnish keyboards in production now the first stock of German quartz keyboards coming into the warehouse I think tomorrow so yeah it's it's quite an exciting time what is this keyboard so this is a this is a Japanese keyboard this is a canna keyboard device so it's got both QWERTY and canna letters canna symbols on the keyboard one of the biggest markets is Japan Japan is our number one market US number two UK number three and Germany number four I think the US and UK need to step it up and try to see if they could beat the Japanese you tell them you tell them Nicholas how about maybe some some telcos watching this video what's the next partnership so you can get so the nice the nice thing is this is the first and only 5G device with a keyboard so of course being 5G it's something that is here to stay until 2030 even longer so the first 6G we're expecting to come up around let me show you some just the keyboard side as well you want to see the the main screen the keyboard we're expected to see sort of about about 2030 the the 6G coming in so 5G is here to stay so that means that the phone is kind of pretty resilient in terms of the network side so that's kind of where we are that's kind of where we're where it's interesting that you know 5G technology is here to stay for quite a while so it's future-proof already this one and this is your third-generation part working to get into the media tech it's a first you want to see the spec you want to zoom in on the spec I don't know if you want to do that and it should cost more than iPhone right so currently it's about 925 dollars in the store on pre-order and it's it's it's got it's up some thousand dollars barring all the inflationary costs that are happening now so we might have to recalculate the price up so if anybody's watching get it now because the prices will go up so what if you can get a deal and sell 5 million pieces then the price will go down but for the for the current batches the price probably going to go up because of all the inflationary costs around the world what the billionaire watching this video call you up yes absolutely and what's here then better world what's the latest you're working with some new projects right so so our main business is phones but we're looking to expand the range of devices so we're looking at some new products under the planet brand which will be utilizing some embedded computers so we formed some partnerships so some of the boards on the table yeah so we formed a partnership with the firefly teacher so you can see here we've got it this is the ITX RK3588 J board it's a rock chip it's a rock chip 3588 it really rocks it has eight cores 2.4 gigahertz so it's very fast but some really great features on here is you see there are three HDMI ports right so those three HDMI ports one of them has 8k video out okay one of them has 4k video out and the third one has 4k video in so you're getting some excellent video very high in multimedia exactly exactly right so you know as the you know there'll be some interesting products coming up from the planet brand and we have this partnership with firefly to make some of the boards so these will be bigger products not funds but we hope that our our audience and our customers will really like the products nice and so there could be partnerships and all kinds of better ideas here right yeah I think we do want to have consumer-ready devices but obviously those have embedded parts inside right so that's kind of where it's important so I mean in terms of current firefly products the station PC range is very interesting so these are small small PCs which are arm-based so running Ubuntu or Android so this is a this is small mini PC from called P2 there's a Rockchip RK3568 in this in this one step down from 358 yeah 358 is absolutely the latest so there's no station PC yet for for that but this is the kind of board that's available so if you go to planets embedded.com you can see the whole product range so here's the QR code yeah so yeah I can show you some of the other things so this is the this is absolutely the smallest form factor station PC it's a quad core but this is a this is a smaller device but it's great for things like display display signage or just a small little media thing great thing on this one it has an infrared as a infrared port as well so you can remote control it if you wanted to use it for playing video or streaming video or something so very very small form factor right fits in your hand but then you know the the firefly range has some other interesting things like for example this products really cool it's a it's a 4G gateway and and this one this one it's basically small computer with a 4G system inside so it can report things like sensors or anything for IOT it can just report things more an industrial machine right so it's a great range these are just boards so these are just the core boards so you're seeing core boards with rock chip processors three so this is 3399 so they're different they're different processor boards but this is just to show the kind of full range that we have here and they're like it very skilled with the Rockchip and Rockchip is a really cool chip so Firefly a great company in China really up and coming and you know with Rockchip creating large processors like 8 core it's really fantastic to see that so the whole range is now on planet embedded.com you can have a look including some servers so there are some servers which you can test like they have even like over 70 CPUs inside so you can do like test product testing very fast product testing based on arm chips and the Rockchip so quite interesting Of course it's running Android. What's the version? So Android 11 it's fully GMS compliant running Android 11 also about three days ago our open source community members for Linux they posted the Ubuntu UB ports first port so you can actually download that from the link that's on the Indiegogo website at the moment but it's very early days so we have the bootloader and the kernel they're open on the phone plus there's now a version of Ubuntu that can be downloaded. So that's one of the original concepts to do all kinds of Linux. Yes and we want to focus more on Linux and some of the both Linux support for the phone but also Linux on other products that we're going to announce which will all be sort of based around Linux so we want to enhance we've kind of created this partnership with Firefly because they have actually provided in the arm 64 Linux Ubuntu build they've been very instrumental in making that happen so you have essentially the mainline kernel has a lot of support for the Rockchips which is extremely important and that's what we've been looking out for so yeah absolutely great great support on if you go to the Firefly Wiki pages you get some excellent you get some excellent documentation about how to actually compile and run apart from the ready-made images of Ubuntu you get some excellent documentation how to compile and run the Ubuntu there. I got one comment that says arm to the moon there we go. Arm is so cool and you are you like doing stuff to like innovate change the world influence people make the world a better place so you know so what's happened recently is you have a lot of focus also on decentralized services with the whole blockchain community and decentralized applications so we are looking to see what we can do in that space as well and also form devices that are really useful for the public so that's kind of very important yeah so I can show you the 3568 board so actually this is kind of an interesting board it's a it's a quad core so based on the Rockchip 3568 it's a quad core device it's actually a really nippy device also running Ubuntu or Android on the on the system what's nice about this board of course it has a lot of interfaces so you have two camera in me piece to display out me piece also HDMI so a lot of potential M2 slot here for memory card and also 40 for the 4g modem so really quite a lot of expansion and then of course can bus and RS232 additional USB interfaces so very rich environment it's the AIO 3568 J board so you can look that up on planet embedded.com so that's a really nice board as well of course it's probably like half the price of this one which is the really a really sort of high-end now top of the range board so they are available they are in stock in Europe so something to see what's the discussions you have in here the embedded world so a lot of people really interested in the phone and then there's a lot of solution solutions anything from embedded systems for medical devices in hospitals to you know security applications to you know farming applications there's a lot of different with embedded computing you have a lot of potential you know the fact that computing has got so fast you get like very small embedded devices like this where there's a computer inside here and you can do something with it whatever it is right we use something like this in the office we plug in a small scanner and it just sent emails the PDF documents from the scanner directly to an email account right so just very simple things you can have various and this is like only about a hundred pounds UK so maybe hundred and twenty dollars US so very simple products with embedded computing so but of course somebody needs to create the solutions and then market those solutions one question is RK 3588 waiting for mainline kernel is anyone working on it yes I think Rockchip and maybe Firefly and your partner yes a lot of upstreaming yes you can have I mean there's already you can download the you can so I mean this board this board itself is the currently running Ubuntu on the on this board right so yes very smooth all the video decoder we haven't tried everything yet but of course we've just literally we downloaded it before the show and it's definitely video video video play out is great audio is great so yeah we've tested that we haven't tested video in yet well we've only done the initial test we've done the I'm too to spec marks as well which came out with some quite high numbers as well I don't have them of hand but quite high so we're quite happy with that so Rockchip has been very busy upstreaming of the last few years I think media tech are you pushing them so media tech media tech we're where this is our main supplier for the chipsets for our phones and of course this chip is Dimensity 800 which is a mid-range 5G chipset so we're very happy with the chipset of course Linux support is not their highest priority so for the for the more embedded and PC products we're going with other brands but for the mobile industry and for some of the embedded kits that they're using different chips not necessarily 5G chips they have a really great support they have really great support I'm talking about you know 5G chipsets it's really focused on Android for for for for media tech for other ranges like for example the media tech chipsets that are in the let's say the Alexa the Alexa speakers it really good support of course because every one of the Alexa devices has a media tech inside strange couple years yeah absolutely I mean we haven't talked about well you know it's been an it's been an interesting actually surviving the covid it was not so bad but then the knock-on effects of covid for us you know obviously had some effect so it's been a strange couple of years without we're going to China well imagine making a whole phone without ever going to the place where the phone is being made it's you know you've got a lot of risks all kinds of risks from you know manufactured from the original engineering of course everything takes longer because when something's ready you can't just see it you have to wait for another 10 to weeks to receive it because logistics is slower so logistics warehousing lockdowns in each city components which are faulty and then take another month to get a new component in assembly plants locked down you know you name it there's been a problem right but hopefully these things are now coming to an end despite you know don't forget that this is just a caveat because there's still a zero covid policy in China so you need to you need to see how that will play out but it's getting better that's for sure I miss China well it's a real Chinese restaurants okay now you're kidding me but that's all right yeah yeah we have some good Chinese we have some good Chinese restaurants in London when I go back to Shazen I see like 40 new skyscrapers and I've been three years it'll be like look I think I think we have to just wait to see what's new because it's been there for quite a while but you know there's a there's a there's a lot of things that I think are changing so Martin ready for your team did the custom how did how did you get how did it happen so Martin created the original design there's a video on Indiegogo showing his kind of thoughts about it on the Indiegogo page for Astroslide so it's it's really something that is you know he spent time thinking and it was his big wish to have something that can do this feature so the the actual slide and the hinge mechanism and the slide mechanism this time what we call the rock-up slider is really ingenious so he's he's he's pulled it off one more time and you know it's a really great thing and of course a lot of support from Sebastian Anglais who's our internal designer and helps refine some of the smaller components in the design yes you can see so in terms of the hinge you can see so now we're getting to this point where the legs actually stretch out that gives it the support when it's on the table and then we tilt we tilt the the top and then that creates the that creates the angle the 120 degree angle that we want and then of course here you can see you know you can still hold it by the screen it will not flip out because you know if I do this then it will flip back and it glides nicely back into position so there's a lot of thought and you know believe me even point one millimeter difference in some parts makes the difference of it being so much tweaking had to be done yeah the tolerances have to be really good and the you know all the parts have to be perfect so how many years gonna work smoothly without needs repairing I can't tell you that but we've tested the hinge with with with the 10,000 opens and closes so in terms of the emotion this has been tested 10,000 times in terms of it working and we actually the last refinement of the hinge was still in terms of the manufacturing parts was in December just before the first production so we were really optimizing it we're really optimizing it all the way up to the last moment and so it's shown at the Soma Museum the museum design museum I think there's some pieces history which one computer science museum I think they have some Gemini some cosmos I'm not sure they have the astro yet but yeah a computer science museum in Santa Clara next to the Google HQ so absolutely so did you have a meeting with Sergey not yet they should be the pixel phone I don't know what they're doing they just like send you a billion dollars and make it a pixel when you see them next the planet pixel that everybody is just so lazy in the industry like in the smartphone everybody's just copy Apple well we try the only one doing something different well we try to do something different and also something useful and we hope that some of the sort of embedded based products a PC based products that we're going to announce in later this year people also find them very useful but we're trying to make it very user friendly and we're trying to make arm devices more user friendly and Linux more user friendly so what do you need to say that's okay what do you need to refresh hi hi brightness is it max or do you want to go lower lower you want to go lower my camera okay if you want to go lower like this a bit higher higher yes of course you can go very high yeah tell me when it's good yeah like this yeah maybe I just changed my shutter speed a bit yeah maybe when I go 120 it's better okay okay there is cool all right so nice to be back in the world with real people excellent we're nice to see you Nicholas because I think we saw each other last a couple of years back before the lockdowns of the CES right and the last CES before all this yes when we were showing when we were showing the Cosmo yeah no we didn't do if I but you know the cosmos still around for other shows in future well this is kind of marking the end of this year probably for some of the shows but then oh maybe gytex gytex will be in Dubai pretty sure with our distributor there