JP MORGAN JUST TRIGGERED THE BIGGEST CRYPTO WEALTH TRANSFER AMERICA HAS EVER SEEN

This is the biggest news event probably in my entire eight-year crypto career. I'm not saying that lightly. This could be more important, in my opinion, than the Bitcoin spot ETF itself. I haven't made a video in a long time on YouTube specifically. I've been focusing on short-form content, but I mean, this is a little bit overwhelming. It's kind of like a disservice to not tell people. So I'm just gonna rip the entire thing wide open in this video. JP Morgan just partnered with Alibaba and just triggered the greatest financial. Wealth shift in America that probably we've ever experienced in human history. I'm talking about a true zero-to-one innovation. I'm not talking about some gimmicky altcoin meme coin thing. I'm saying everything just changed from this moment on. This could be top 3, maybe number 1 piece of news in all of crypto's history. I'm not joking with you. You'll see what I'm saying. This is not overhyping it at all. I'm gonna break it down for you very slow because it's a very complex topic. I'm sure a lot of people have seen this news, but they did not read between the lines. A monopoly is being created with the banking elite. It is very clear. It's very obvious. And they're doing it right under your nose. If you're smart, You'll make money off of this. If you're short-sighted, you'll think it's just another piece of partnership news. And so I'm going to break it down for you. It's very clear. I don't, bro, I don't know, bro. I hope people listen. Let's really get into it, okay? So JP Morgan partners with Alibaba for tokenized payments and AI subscriptions. Now there was another partnership specifically with Base that JP Morgan just partnered with. Right now, JP Morgan has a stablecoin. They only offer it to their institutional clients. And you could essentially take that same stablecoin and now put it on the open blockchain with Base specifically. As you can see right here, this actual JPMD token right there will be settled on the public blockchain, not a private blockchain, the public Blockchain of Base. As you can see right there, you will be able to do things like swap USDC or maybe Tether and other stablecoins. You'll be able to swap Bitcoin for the JP Morgan stablecoin. So what that means is that that's an extreme amount of liquidity coming onto Base. A lot of money will be flowing onto Base. They were the first bank to do this in the world. So the first thing I have to establish is that the Base chain itself is extremely undervalued, and I'm going to show you exactly How to make money off of this? I'm telling you right now, what I say is the most important piece of news in my career. I really believe that. I believe I'll make the most money I ever made in my career because of what's happening right now. But the point is, is that Base is a layer two created by Coinbase. Coinbase right now arguably has the best credibility in the world as a crypto company. They were the first. Coinbase specifically was the first. You know, publicly traded stock in America. They were the first, and the second was USDC when it comes to pure crypto companies. So there's pure crypto companies that you know IPO'd. They were the first. USDC was the second. And see, the thing is, Coinbase incubated USDC. Basically, they're like really close partners. So essentially, there's some type of monopoly being created, right? A lot of credibility. There's connections to the Federal Reserve. I'm not going to go into too much details, but just to be clear with you guys, they're in cahoots with the American government. They're probably making regulation directly with the SEC and Commodity Futures Exchange Commission and things like that. They're probably the ones that are literally writing the regulation. They're the main voice. I mean, when we say American crypto company, it's just Coinbase. And then we actually had, for example, the Founder of Coinbase go on social media and say that by the end of this month, around Thanksgiving time, before Thanksgiving, we could even have the Clarity Act like passed, which the Clarity Act gives clarity to all altcoins. Probably one of the biggest laws that will be written into for crypto, and it's overwhelming. And the fact that the Coinbase CEO said that he has insider information, like there—it's America, bro. American crypto company. I can prove that on a thousand levels. Like, it is so obvious the connections that they have. And so when we see something like Base, what we're looking at is the liquidity right now. They have that much cred— they have the most credibility in crypto, and the Base Layer 2 only has $1 billion of TVL right now. The significance of that is that if you look at the other chains Bro, Solana has three billion, right? Look at Binance Smart Chain, two point six billion, and their credibility, in my opinion, is significantly smaller. Look at Ethereum, five point seven billion. What I'm saying is base is extremely undervalued. Liquidity just means how much potential money is on the actual chain to go into the altcoins that we purchase. So essentially, what I'm saying is the entire chain itself. Itself is basically undervalued. I want you to think of Base Chain kind of like a land. This is the analogy I always give people. It's a land, and on a land, when you go to a land, your goal is to essentially build it out. Like, if you— like, for example, if you're trying to occupy a new space, like, I don't know, when America was occupied, uh, by the British or whatever the case is, they would find a new place, they would build a town And the reason why they would go to that place in the first place is because there was probably some type of resource, right? Maybe they had access to wood, or maybe there was a gold reserve in that area. But there was something that the initial settlers went to that place for so that they can use the land and make money, export it to whatever, you know what I'm saying? So like, the point is, I want you to look at Base Chain as the land. And the land itself is extremely undervalued. And this stuff is going to start to make sense. As I put the pieces together, now what you also have to understand is J.P. Morgan. I've done a deep dive into the history of how essentially the Federal Reserve was created, and here is kind of a very paraphrased, quick version of what happened. But long story short, there was something called the Panic of 1907. And in the Panic of 1907, the Knuckelbucker Trust Company—I don't know if I pronounce that correctly—they essentially took on too much, you know, clients. They went bankrupt. It was a bank that had nothing to do with J.P. Morgan. And so this caused a panic, and there's a concept called bank runs. When there's a panic, what people do is they go to the banks and they start withdrawing all their cash because they're scared to lose their money. And this was happening in 1907. And so JP Morgan was extremely rich. They go to JP Morgan and they're basically like, hey, can you please give us money so that people don't freak out and we could actually give them their money back? Because if you understand anything about banks, they don't actually have your money in a bank. It's called fractional reserve Reserve banking, they're actually allowed to loan out your money. So this company that went bankrupt, they didn't have the money, and they basically need JP Morgan to bail them out. Now, of course, JP Morgan had the cash, but what he decided to do, allegedly, if you read into history, allegedly, he sent his, I guess you could say, assistant to tell the public that they didn't have enough money. And what this did is it actually exacerbated the Panic of 1907, and then we saw other banks kind of— everyone was panicking and they started withdrawing money from every bank. We saw another bank go bankrupt, and it was just a big chaos banking problem where people were withdrawing money from banks, right? And then at a certain point, I guess JP Morgan wanted to step in, and he actually did have the money, and he eventually bailed everybody out. Now the question is, why did he do that? Right? Well, now all these banks owe J.P. Morgan. The borrower is slave to the lender, and he was able probably to get his way on certain issues and certain topics. And a topic that he brings forward is a bank to bail out all the banks. And since then, the creation of the Federal Reserve has been controlling money. So essentially, he was like— J.P. Morgan himself was like, hey, we're going to make a bank that bails out all banks. And then they created the Federal Reserve. If you guys want to dive more into this topic, The Creature from Jekyll Island is a really good book to reference. But basically, yes, there was a banking conglomerate, a banking elite that was built based off of this big panic event. They used it as fuel and reasoning to create the Federal Reserve. And if you understand anything about the Federal Reserve, essentially they control all of money. And so when I say specifically, That J.P. Morgan created a stablecoin. Okay, listen, it's bigger than what most people think. We're talking about credibility that comes from the Federal Reserve itself, the most powerful entity on the face of the planet when it comes to money. Listen, this is insane, right? We're talking about JP Morgan, man. Okay, they created a stablecoin and they partnered with Alibaba, the 2nd biggest e-commerce platform in the world, and they partnered with Base to do the first, the first bank in the world to take their stablecoin and put it on a public blockchain. Listen, and then this right here really blows a hole And all the secrecy, because again, another concept that's difficult to understand. Been doing crypto for eight years. This type of stuff takes time to comprehend. So I want to take my time. You need to get this. So there was a law that was passed, I believe in July, July 16th or something like that. It was called the Genius Act. The Genius Act made it legal for banks to create their own stablecoin. Listen, banks can now create their own stablecoin. Now, most people don't understand how stablecoins work, so I'm going to explain it as simply as I possibly can. So this is how it works. Let's say hypothetically you have $100 grand and you want a stablecoin. You want to take that $100 grand, put it in USDC so that you can use that USDC to go buy Ethereum on Web 3.0, right? On the blockchain, in the crypto world, you want to take your cash, Put it in a stablecoin and go buy stuff with it, right? But when you give them $100,000, I don't know if you knew this, they are legally required to hold a 1-to-1 reserve of the stablecoins that they create. So JP Morgan will give you $100,000 of their stablecoin, but they're legally allowed to take your $100 grand and invest it into something called government debt, right? Legally, which is a very, very safe, it's probably the safest form of investment in the entire planet. Right now specifically. So essentially, I don't know if a lot of people know this, you could go to the United States government, right? And there's different forms of this. I'm being very vague on purpose to explain the concepts. But you can go right now to the United States government and say, hey, I'm going to give you $50,000, and the government will guarantee that they will give you the money back plus interest. And then what the government does is they go spend it on different things like building the roads. They spend it on whatever they want. And this is why America's in so much debt, like with trillions of dollars worth of debt. So it's basically an IOU from the American government itself. So the only way you could lose in that case, it's extremely safe because the only way you can lose is if America gets conquered or something like that. So because they can't go bankrupt because they have the Federal Reserve that just prints money when they need the interest payments. They can't go bankrupt because they just print money to pay off the debt. So essentially it's like A lot of people consider it the world's safest investment, and so you could do that right now. You're allowed to go to government like, "Hey, take my money, give me back interest," right? And it's extremely safe. So obviously, when JP Morgan creates their stablecoin, they're legally allowed to put it in that safe investment. They're going to do that, and they get an interest for that. So JP Morgan gives you a hundred thousand of basically. Created out of thin air stablecoins. It's just code. So they code $100,000, they put it in your wallet, but they're allowed to take your $100,000 and put it into government debt, you know, getting a yield. So 2 things happen. The government gets $100 grand, which that's what they want. It gives more liquidity to the system, more money in the system for them to do stuff. And not only that, but the bank gets now the yield profit risk-free. Because it's risk-free, because if you want to redeem it, they'll just go back, take the money out, and give you the money back. So it's not even their money; they're getting yield on your money. It's not the end of the world. You know, you could they give you a service, and the service is that you could use the stablecoin in crypto. That's a service. So they get paid, right? But it is risk-free for them. Now, in your case, okay, you could use it in crypto. But the first thing you have to understand is that there was a duplication. So in that case, money was multiplied. There's a $100,000 amount that goes in the government, and then you have $100,000. That is what you call a multiplication. It was duplicated. It was duplicated. All right, there's 2 now. There was $100,000 purchasing power. Now there's $200,000 purchasing power. One went into the government, one went into your digital wallet, as you can see right here. Now, as a person using blockchain technology, Especially with JP Morgan and Base, you can now go on Base and do whatever you want. Which brings into another concept, which is the concept of tokenization. So now you can go on DeFi, you can go buy some altcoins, you can do whatever you want. Or guess what? You could actually use that same $100,000 and buy into tokenized government debt. Let me explain what I'm saying right here. As you can see, this is BlackRock, Circle, all these big companies, this is RWA XYZ, that essentially tokenize government debt. What does that mean? Well, they put together, it's very simple, listen, they put together a pool of money, right? A whole pool. Let's say they, let's throw some numbers out. Let's say they have $1 billion in this pool. And in this pool of money, it's other people's investments. And they take that pool of money and you guessed it, they put that into government debt generating a yield. Right? And you can invest in that. You could buy their token. Look, the circle right here, the creators of USDC. You can buy, you can put them your money, your your crypto that you just got when you put it in DeFi. You could put that into their fund. You'll get a yield by buying government debt. It'll be extremely safe because it's from the government like we just talked about. And essentially, they'll give you a token in return called USYC. So essentially you have the $100 grand, you put it in their fund, you're getting the 8% yield from the government. So you have your $100 grand plus 8% yield, which is probably phenomenal to you and very excited about because you're making money. And then they give you a token that represents your share of the fund. That is called tokenized debt. Now, when we pull this together, it gets a little crazy. I just told you that the first $100,000 allotment goes into government debt. Now I'm telling you that you actually have the opportunity— I'm sure there's gonna be a lot of countries, big money people that don't gamble too much, that love government debt, that will take advantage of this. You could technically take that same $100,000 on the blockchain— this is, this is not theory, you can do it right now— and you could actually put it right back into government debt. So the government gets 2 pieces Of that same $100,000. So the initial $100,000 could go into the government 2 times. They have effectively duplicated money. And the bank is getting yield and now you're getting yield. So as you can imagine, think about this. If I'm a country, which by the way, many countries, Japan, I think is the 2nd biggest purchaser of US debt in the world. They have trillions and trillions of dollars currently right now in government debt. And if they make a bank with a stablecoin, they could double their yield by taking the money. Because right now you could purchase government debt through different mechanisms that's not crypto. You could just put your money in government debt, get the yield. They could take that out, put it in a stablecoin. They own the stablecoin. Put that $100,000 in government debt, get the 8% yield or whatever the case is. Then take the tokenized version, put it right back into government debt. They could double their yield. They can double their yield. They can double their yield legally. Legally. Listen, JP Morgan helped create and establish the Federal Reserve System, and the Federal Reserve System allows them to print money out of thin air with no accountability, which you call their is a monopoly. It's a system of control that only they have on the entire face of the planet. And the reason they have it is because they created it. It's called an unfair advantage. And now, if you understand these concepts, they have found a way through the adoption of crypto to duplicate— to duplicate money and duplicate the yield. Another Unfair advantage because it can create stablecoins. Okay, this is money 101, man. There's people I know, really smart guys, and they're always pissed off at me because I'm like, it's going to be in a bull market, we're going in a bull market, we're going to— the market's going to go up. They're like, no, but my technical indicators say this, the market's going to go down. I'm like, you don't know the financial system, it's manufactured. Okay, it's a 5 to 1 ratio. The market goes down 1/5 the amount of time the market goes up. It goes up 5 times more, bro. 5 times more. And this thing is manufactured, okay? So you either get with it and get out of your smart brain— like, do you want to be broke and right, or do you want to make money? Because you could trade with them. Okay, this is an unfair advantage right in front of your face. It's not theory. It's not, it's not like, oh, XRP is going to take over the entire banking system and, um, you know, um, we don't see the money because it's on their private ledger, but XRP on their private ledger is worth $500 per token and you have no proof and evidence. This is proof and evidence. This is a fact. This currently works. It is undeniable. It is not theory. Listen, and I'm gonna put the cherry on top. It's gonna change your life if you listen to what I'm saying right now. You don't understand how hard this is to explain to people. I've been trying to do it for 8 years, and I'm telling you, listen, 8 years of my entire career boiling up to this one moment right now. Not only do they get this crazy duplication and doubling the yield, but you can also take a loan against The USYC. Are you kidding me? A third duplication. Not exactly third, it's like 2.7 because you can't take a full 100% loan. So that $100K, you could take $70,000 out legally and do whatever you want in crypto. Are you— and they could take it, and my theory is they're going to put it in altcoins. That's my theory. That's my theory. And you know the crazy part about this video? We're not even 30% of the way of how crazy this is. Do you think this is crazy? The Alibaba, it's even crazier. I sound crazy. Good, because I'm excited. I'm gonna get rich because I lowered my pride. I'm gonna get rich. And I looked at it and I'm like, look, you know what? You know what I'm gonna do with that money? I'm gonna go feed the homeless. I am going to help people. I am going to stop Sex trafficking, because I humbled myself. And God put these people in authority for a reason. There's a reason they're doing it. And I don't need to fight and rebel against the system. I don't. Only God controls. God saves, not you. Get out the crypto matrix, and when you see what's happening, you'll make money, man. Sorry, I'm on a rant. It's only going to get crazier from here. Let's keep going. So now that you understand the severity of JP Morgan coming on base and how crazy that is, Let's let's tie in Alibaba. So you got to understand a little bit again, a little bit of how this stuff works. So there was a recent upgrade to the base chain itself. It's called the X402 upgrade, and essentially this enabled something called agentic e-commerce. So agentic e-commerce is basically AI agents making purchase decisions on your behalf. So we have a concept if you didn't know this with AI. Where they actually operate on their own will and they do random stuff, they do tasks. And before, okay, it would be mostly like search this website and find articles and stuff like that. And now they're moving into like, for example, commerce to where an AI agent can purchase on your behalf. For example, let's say hypothetically you want some designer shoes, you don't wanna pay full retail price. You can put like, let's say $500 and say, look, these shoes are $1,000. I want you to look on the internet forever, just sit there and do not stop looking until you find these shoes. They're legitimate and authentic, and I want you to buy them for $500. And when you find them, you don't need to notify me, just buy them and ship them to my house. Okay, now this AI agent concept is really, really cool, but the problem with it is that these AIs sometimes— we've seen it many times— they go rogue. So what does rogue mean? They stop listening to the owner and they do random stuff. It's not like super rogue, take over the world domination stuff. Small things, but they do go rogue, and it's a very consistent problem. Amazon had the problem. There's been many companies that have had this problem and has been exposed to the public for sure. This is like for a fact a thing. So this is where X402 comes into play. This is a major upgrade on Base designed to transform the network into the first AI-native blockchains. So essentially they've made this integration I'm gonna make it very simple. I don't even want to go into details. You can go look into the details yourself, but basically it allows AI agents to connect to the Web 2.0 world and make purchase decisions. It was one of their biggest upgrades. So for the first time ever, AI can directly participate in the actual economy, not just within crypto. So yeah, we could do this with cryptocurrency right now. And so I'm going to blow your mind a little bit. So this has been a thing already. So you can go right now in ChatGPT And you could tell it to go purchase groceries. The issue, okay, this is the main issue, and this is where a deep-level understanding of blockchain— but the main issue is that if you use a credit card, you actually have to type in your details. So when the AI agent is like, okay, I'm about to buy it, then you have to pull out the phone, type in your credit card details, you know, take your time and things like that. And then like, then it will purchase it on your behalf. Because AI agents go rogue, you don't want to attach an AI agent to your bank account It could drain your bank account and it could destroy the economy, bro. Like, if you have a whole bunch of people trying to use an AI agent that has direct access to your money and doesn't need your confirmation to make a purchase decision, it can go rogue and drain— it's holding back the entire AI agent economy. Essentially every AI agent and all these breakthrough things, right, that are happening is going to stay text-based and it's going to stay in images and it's going to stay in videos until We can actually get some type of real security in the financial world, and that just happened. So I want you to imagine the inefficiency of you making a purchase decision of buying, for example, toilet paper every month. There's probably a lot of decisions that you wouldn't care if an AI agent made it on your behalf, right? Think about like ketchup in your refrigerator. Like when you run out, it would be great if you could have someone just buy it and you don't have to think about it. There's a lot of decisions you make financially that, to be honest with you, you could probably have somebody make on your behalf, right? And so that's a big inefficiency, that's a wide open gap in the market, and that's probably trillions and trillions of dollars of people's thought process and finances, right? So that's one kind of like thing, right? Couple scenarios that's gonna really break through in the economy if this does happen. If a seller drops the price. So let's say hypothetically we have a pair of shoes, this gets really cool. And we have like the same shoes, they're all sold for $100. And then one of the sellers, let's say they're having financial issues, right? Mm-hmm. and they wanna lower their profit margins. Let's say you make half, like you make $50 for every shoe sale. And he's like, you know what? I'm gonna drop the price to $70. Well, what's gonna happen? Because there's so many different AI agents all over the economy, they're gonna see it. And the people that want those shoes, they're gonna clear that guy out. Like he's going to get bought out, he'll sell out. Essentially everybody will find, it'll be easy to find the people that actually have a cheaper price significantly easier. Right? And so essentially, it takes away all pricing competition. This guy will be sold out, and then he has to re-up. And then what's gonna happen is if he keeps doing that, then all the other people will be forced to drop the price of their product because of how efficient it is, right? And so not only that, your agent can learn your habits, preferences, budget, values, and buy things automatically. There's so many different inefficiencies, right? Now, this is where we have so much innovation in the world and so many different things in blockchain and all these crazy promises. But there's a concept called the zero-to-one innovation. So they call it killer app in crypto. We've been waiting for like a significant killer app. There's a couple of them that have come out. Like, for example, the automated market maker could be considered— it probably is considered a killer app. It was an innovation that only happened in crypto, never in any other industry on the face of the planet. It's impossible because of the technology itself. I would say Bitcoin would be a zero-to-one innovation. There's probably 2 big ones: Bitcoin itself As a superior form of money, Ethereum smart contract capabilities is probably number two, and then the automated market maker was probably number three. I know there's many other ones, but I'm talking about the cream of the crop outlier innovations, like the ones that are like they changed the entire planet when it happened. And I think this could be it. This could be another one. Why? Because again, there's a massive problem you have to contain, and it's gonna be difficult to explain. I'm gonna do the best I can. You have to contain these AIs. In an unhackable environment. So if you tell, for example, the AI to be like, hey, go buy these pair of shoes for $100 and only spend $100, you're going to give the AI parameters. You're going to be like, hey AI, you can only spend $100. You have to verify and make sure that the shoes are legitimate and ship it to my house. You're going to give it kind of like a container. You're putting it in a code container and telling it that you could only do this, right? So before blockchain, it goes rogue. With blockchain, because of cryptographic technologies, there's a concept called immutability, immutability, right? Permission spending limits, cryptographic key separation, antifragility, and decentralized verification. Essentially, you cannot hack a blockchain. Not even the smartest human on the face of the planet, not even the creator of the blockchain himself Can hack it. That's what people don't get. They don't even understand what blockchain technology is. I'm going to attempt to explain it through the concept of Bitcoin. So I'm going to try. It gets deep, but essentially it has a concept called anti-fragility. So as the network gets bigger, it gets harder to hack. This is why you know these new blockchains that come out. It's like yeah, that's great. But yeah, Ethereum has all the institutional demand, has all the security. All the developers. The network effects of Ethereum and Bitcoin are unmatched, and people don't adopt blockchain only because of efficiency. They adopt the blockchain because it's antifragile. It doesn't break, because if you break it, the entire network loses all of its value. All of the Ethereum coins— if you break Ethereum, all the Ethereum coins would drop in value. It takes away the entire promise of crypto, which is an immutable form of money. So proof of work is this: A whole bunch of computers pointed at solving the block. So there's a block of transactions. I want you to imagine a ledger, right? So just imagine literally ledger. Like a ledger is basically like I want you when you go to like for example one of these places like a gym. You go to a gym and you write your name and there's a list of names. That's a ledger. Okay. A ledger that has transactions on it. That's the blockchain ledger. So According to— in Bitcoin, I don't know if people knew this, the most transparent form of money on the face of the planet. You probably shouldn't be selling drugs on Bitcoin because you can see every transaction in all of Bitcoin's history since day one on the public ledger. It's a public ledger. Everybody can see all the transactions. And it doesn't see like a name, it doesn't say a name, but it does show a unique identifier to the original source of the buy and sell or the send or whatever the case is. So essentially, imagine a list of a whole bunch of transactions. Every 10 to 15 minutes, that list gets updated. And imagine billions and billions of dollars of computational power all pointed at this one problem, which is we need to make sure those transactions are legit. That's called Bitcoin mining. And then the computer that solves that problem, that confirms the blockchain, gets rewarded Bitcoin. That's how the Bitcoin thing works, right? So imagine all these guys, because they're making a living off of this, Bitcoin mining facilities. I mean, these guys have hydro plants, like all these like hydro energy sources, clean energy sources, to make sure that they can be profitable with the Bitcoin mining, solar-powered mining. I mean, these guys spend billions and billions of dollars, probably even trillions of dollars, doing this process of confirming that those transactions are legit. So if they decide to, for example, say disingenuously, if they become malicious and they're like, you know what, I'm gonna say that this blockchain is not legit. Well, the only way that can happen, and they can finesse it, they could be like, they could literally put a false transaction in it and say that, oh, I'm gonna put a false transaction and this false transaction says that my wallet will get 100 million Bitcoin. That's a false transaction. That's a malicious attack, right? They could do that. But the problem is, is if they do that, it would destroy the entirety of the network and it would collapse the integrity of Bitcoin. It's called proof-of-work consensus mechanism, right? And it's called the 51% attack. So the only way this could happen, the only way this could happen is if 51% of all the mining capacity decides to say, yes, that person has an extra 100 million Bitcoin in his wallet. And if they do that, well, they just wasted all of their money that they've been building these mining facilities. And essentially all of their miners are valueless. They're essentially destroying their investment itself. They're destroying their investment itself. That's how Bitcoin works. It's called the 51% attack. You guys should learn it. Essentially the only way to change Bitcoin. It's not really a hack. Some people consider it a hack, but it's really not a hack. It's just the way that it was actually created. You could change Bitcoin if 51% of the miners decide to change a part of Bitcoin. They could do that if they wanted to, and they could change Bitcoin. So it's not really a hack; it's the way it was coded. But if they change Bitcoin, you better change it for the right reason because you have billions and billions of dollars invested in these mining facilities. And so what I'm trying to explain is that Ethereum has a very same concept. It's called proof of stake. The only difference is that instead of you betting your mining facility to ensure the network, you're betting what you have at stake. You have an account of a whole bunch of ETH to verify the transactions. So there's not actual supercomputers involved. There's actually very weak computers. But if you lie and if you try to maliciously attack Ethereum, essentially your ETH gets slashed. They take your money. So you lose a whole bunch of money if you try to take out Ethereum. So it's the same concept. So the reason I'm saying this is because remember that container? I can't believe I explained this, to be honest with you. Remember that container that controls the AI? Well, technically the AI could hack it, right? AI is super smart. AI intelligence can supersede human thought, right? Let's say that happens in like 20 years or whatever. Okay, well, if it's super smart Maybe it can hack it. Well, I'm telling you it can't, because the only way it can hack it is if it literally makes somehow generates 51% of all of the value on Ethereum and then uses that to drain your small bank account. The only way to hack it is to literally aggregate 51% of the entire network value. That's the innovation of cryptographic technologies. So as you can imagine, as they expands. The chances of Ethereum and Bitcoin getting hacked, they lessen. Now there's all these outlier scenarios like quantum computers. I'm not going to go into that. But the point is, is that the AI cannot, will not, it is impossible no matter how smart it is to hack Ethereum unless it somehow finds a way to make like, you know, $1 trillion and like it trades your $90 and turns it into $1 trillion. And then uses that one trillion to verify false transactions and change the entire Ethereum, which is extremely unlikely. And so I said all of this to let you know that blockchain technology is literally the only way these agentic AIs can actually participate in a financial economy. They need to be contained, and they're contained by the entirety. Of the Ethereum network, meaning OpenAI don't got it, Grok don't got it, Google does not have it. There is no company on the face of the planet except for Ethereum that has this capability, not because of superior tech, but simply off the fact that they have all of the antifragility network effects. And but guess what? Base is on top of Ethereum, so it's basically a direct partner with Ethereum. To put it simple for you, they use the security layer of Ethereum. So Base is basically Ethereum. It's a layer 2. It's basically Ethereum. And they even publicly said that they will never go to another layer 1. They recently just said that. So Base is Ethereum to a certain extent, essentially. So what I'm saying is these AI agents, for the first time in human existence, Are contained. They're contained. That means they'll actually be utilized. If they're actually utilized, well, now you understand why I'm freaking out over the fact that we have the world's biggest bank dropping all their liquidity and then directly partnering with Alibaba, the second biggest e-commerce exchange in the world, for tokenized payments and AI subscription. We have a zero-one innovation. I have been waiting for this for eight years of my career. Do you understand that this is actually better than you know how many fake lies and promises I have been through? How many fake lies and nonsense coins and scams and craziness? The blockchain's great, but it takes time, and the innovation is finally here right before your eyes. We have a legitimate, ridiculous innovation as significant as ChatGPT itself. So ChatGPT. Was the most. I think it did like the the amount of users it had superseded Instagram's you know two-year journey or so. I forgot what it was. The the amount of users that went on ChatGPT in thirty days was more than the amount of users that took Instagram in two years. It was the most widely adopted, fast adopted app on the face of the planet. That's ChatGPT. That's about to happen in crypto because of this. This is as significant if not more significant. Than text. ChatGPT revolutionized text. The AI gives you text in ways you never have before. It gives you solutions in text, images, and videos. Now that same crazy innovation, the madness, the chaos of that— what happened, it just changed everything. I don't even use Google anymore. I only use ChatGPT. That innovation that happened in that moment is now happening with your money. It happens with your money. It's the same difference. Listen, there's a reason I'm excited, okay? It's the same difference about what you say versus what you do, right? Listen, if you're at a concert, right, and you're like, you go to your friends, you're like, I'm going to this concert. Oh, okay, he's going to this concert. That's crazy. Okay, but once you actually put up money and buy the ticket, there's a whole nother— it's the difference between what you say versus what you do. There's a whole nother like Layer to that. Now they really know you're going to the concert, right? Probably like a 10 to 1 ratio. They say talk is cheap. So AI revolutionized talk. That's cheap. Now we have action. We have legitimate obtainable value captured in the form of blockchain and revolutionized by AI. Do you realize how much more depth and meaning the internet has now because of this? Monumental zero-one innovation that just happened with Alibaba. Do you get it? Do you understand now? Are you comprehending? I hope you're understanding it. I'm freaking out right now, bro. What is this Saturday? This is a Saturday, bro. What am I doing here? Now let's bring it home. I mean, there's so many different ways I can verify what I just said. At a certain point, you just gotta believe, I guess. I've been doing this for a long time. But basically, let's bring it home. How do we make money off of this, right? We know a couple things. We know JP Morgan's like one of the biggest credibilities. We know Coinbase is one of the biggest credibilities, and we know Alibaba is one of the biggest credibilities coming together to make a zero-one innovation that we have never seen before in human history. And it's all happening on a chain called Base, which is beautiful because guess what? You have access to Base. Okay, so I want you— remember I told you in the beginning to think of Base like a land? Well, Base is the land. It's a chain. I, I don't want to throw a curveball at you, but Base is launching their own coin too in the future, which will bring much more liquidity to the Base chain. Because right now Base doesn't even have a coin. They're going to launch their own coin, bring a whole bunch— I'm not going to go into detail about that, but the point is Base is a land. On this land, there's a whole bunch of coin projects, there's a whole bunch of marketplaces, there's a whole bunch of activity. And so your wallet Right? The wallet, like let's say when you sign up for the Base wallet or something like that, your wallet is like a house. You decided to occupy this land. You decided to move to this digital land, place your house, right? That's your wallet. And then you could fund the wallet, put money in there or whatever the case is, right? And so on this land, they have marketplaces. I want you to imagine a town being built. What's the first thing that's usually built? The marketplace. The marketplace is usually the first thing so you can trade resources and everybody can grow through resources, right? If this person is a good farmer, they can trade with this person that makes shirts whatever the case is, the marketplace in a new foreign land is usually the first thing that's established so everybody can connect through commerce. Are you understanding what I'm saying? And so the marketplace on Base is the decentralized exchange. There's an exchange that you could go through— Aerodrome, Uniswap. Aerodrome is the biggest one on Base, but essentially that's a marketplace where you have a whole bunch of different coin projects, and the coin projects are the businesses. Those are the businesses. So you're in a foreign undervalued land is what I'm saying. Base is an extremely undervalued land, okay? They have—they're like sitting on a gold reserve, the biggest gold reserve in all of cryptocurrency. And right now nobody knows it is what I'm trying to tell you. Nobody knows it. It's a gold reserve. It's ridiculous. And someone—I just found like a little speck of dust that proves that it's a massive gold reserve. Okay. And eventually they're gonna take the freaking big miners, they're gonna come and they're gonna exploit this gold reserve, and the entire town will get rich because of it, right? Because everybody's gonna start getting hired because we need to exploit this gold reserve, we need to get this gold reserve and sell it, and everybody's gonna start making businesses around it. And you get the point. There's a lot of money coming to base, a lot of innovation, and a lot of madness that's about to happen on Base. And we needed that innovation. Innovation drives the adoption. The innovation drives the people. The innovation drives the money. The innovation drives the hype. All that innovation is about to happen on Base. And I'm gonna put the cherry on top. I told you this was gonna happen 3 years ago. 3 years ago, I said it was gonna happen on Base. I told people, I kept telling people, Base, Base, Base. 3 years ago I said it, and because of this one decision, I have researched almost every single coin on Base. Do you understand what I'm saying? I have been doing my due diligence. We created these, uh, databases, and not just on a database, but if I go on the Base chain, I can almost call most of them out by name. So imagine I've occupied this space for 3 years. I've been living on this land. I know it like the back of my hand. When the money comes, we're going to conquer. When it comes, we're going to conquer. Okay, so that's how you make money. You buy undervalued coins on the base chain. It seems simple, but nobody does it. You compare and contrast the coins. You look at this coin. How is this business doing on base versus this business doing on base? What's the best use case on base? What connects with the AI e-commerce, right? What's going to happen? What company is going to take advantage of the X402 upgrade? You essentially research and dissect the entire ecosystem and place your bets on the winners. And then what happens is when all of the value, the people, the money come on the base chain, every company is going to rise. The entire land itself will get rich, right? And then there's going to be specific outliers that really rise, the really good ones. And I'm telling you, I am making the claim that I have pretty much spent all of my time and energy as a researcher for the past 3 years dissecting almost every coin on Base that makes sense. There's a lot of them that are scams. Maybe there's some— I've missed some of them. Of course, there's thousands and thousands of coins that are made. But I'm like, I'm telling you, I know Base. I know Base. And we have been doing our due diligence and research. And so that's how you make money. Buy the undervalued altcoins on Base. Even if you buy one that's not even that good, chances are you'll make money because of the entire ecosystem going up. Like I explained to you, there's only $1 billion in liquidity. Are you kidding me right now, bro? Polygon— okay, Polygon has a little bit less TVL. $1 billion liquidity is crazy. Tron has— okay, Tron has less. Ethereum has $5 billion. Binance Smart Chain, $2.6 billion. I mean, it's undervalued. It should be dominating all of them based off the credibility and innovation alone. And so yeah, that's what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna start accumulating. I've already been— to be clear, I've already been accumulating altcoins on Base. Let me say it again, I've already been accumulating altcoins on Base. Listen to what I'm saying, and you should too. And it just so happens to be, which is crazy, um, it's November 15th. And so this is like Black Friday month stuff, like, you know, everybody's doing deals. And we actually happen to be doing a 70% off right now as we speak on all of my products. There's 2 main features that people love. The first one is I give out all my buy and sell calls. Whatever I buy, I tell the community. And the second one is that we have pre-research databases. Like I told you, I've been researching these coins for a long time. I don't always perfectly buy all the coins in the research database, but They've been vetted with our proprietary strategy that I've been cultivating for 8 years. So I've been in crypto for a long time, made millions of dollars, lost millions of dollars. And essentially, I've made a very specific strategy to find undervalued altcoins. And so I teach you and give you that strategy. But then because we've been researching for so long, I take the winner coins and I put it through a 4-step database process, which is the bronze database. These are like the highest risk, under-researched coins. Silver, Gold, and Diamond database. And you get access to them based off the level that you pick. It's 70% off right now as we speak. So in some cases you're saving, I think like $50,000 on the highest ticket membership. Literally, it's crazy. I think you guys should take advantage. Go to the link in the pinned comment below or in the description. Take advantage. It'll take you through a training where I give you specifically the checklist that I use for free. So if you don't want to buy, you can just get the checklist for free. And then it also shows you the database. So if you go through that training, get the checklist for free. If you don't want to make a decision, don't do anything. It's okay, it's okay, I don't care, it'll be fine. But I think you should, like specifically right now because of what's happening. Uh, so you should definitely take advantage of that, but at least get the free checklist if you don't want to spend money. If you think courses are scam, get the free checklist, take advantage of that. I actually even train you on the checklist of how to find the undervalued altcoins. And all you have to do is apply that checklist specifically to the Base ecosystem, okay? Listen, if there's one thing you got from this video, apply that checklist to the Base ecosystem. I recommend sticking to Aerodrome Finance and Uniswap. I think I'm done with this video. I just want to say this for my Christian brothers. I just want to— look, I thank God for the position I'm in, and I just have a lot of gratitude for what he's done in my life. And that's— I just want to finish it with that. Thank you, Jesus. He is— Jesus is God, um, and I appreciate you for putting me in this position. It's time to advance the kingdom of God. Thank you guys for watching this video. Be easy. I love you. Talk to you later. Bye.