This Market Is Exposing Who's Actually Investing — And Who's Gambling

Hey, it's Kamilah Stevenson, and around here we talk wealth. And listen, um, there's some things that are about to get worse for some people and miraculous for others. All right, and that is because we are finding out that there are more gamblers in the market than they are— than there are investors. And we're going to talk about that a little bit today. I'm going to update you on what's been happening in the market and what I project is going to happen moving forward. And I want to hear from you really quick. Go ahead and like the video as you come in, and then you let me know if, one, if you do feel like XRP will come back under a dollar, at a dollar or under. Two, if it will not come back down to that point. I would love to know what you guys are thinking through. Some of you all may be amazing at technical analysis. You may be looking at the charts. I'll let you know my thoughts on it. We're going to get into a few things because I can see from the response from last Thursday how people are responding, and it's telling me a lot. It's telling me a whole lot, uh, about where people are on a psychological level. I'm going in with my members after this and we're going to talk a little bit about what kind of assets we should be investing in right now. And I got a couple of, uh, new assets on my list that I, I want to go over. I think I'm going to talk a little bit about ISO 222. And, um, yeah, my thoughts on that and just the type of assets that we should be investing in. I'm going to go over some of the assets that were given to me, uh, that I did promise that I would go through. Let me look at the chats real quick. What's going on, everybody? And I saw some of the beautiful comments as I was coming in. I appreciate all of you all. Go ahead and like the video. I see we got ones, uh, what's up, Chef Ly in the house? I see you, I see you, bestie. All right, um, let's go. Which— and I wish— and I can snatch up some more. So I see some of you guys, no fear in here. Well, yeah, let me, uh, you know, it's very interesting because— and I really want to share with you guys, backing up the truck if it hit a dollar— I want to share with you guys because when you're in a community of people of like-mindedness, uh, you, you tend to not really— you tend to think everybody is thinking like this, and they're not, you know. So I want to kind of let you know where we are. And you can look at the Fear and Greed Index and kind of know exactly where people really are. And, uh, thank you so much, I appreciate that so much. Look at that, uh, you guys are always so kind. Uh, I, I appreciate all of you all. It's so easy for me, um, to be here with you guys. And the fear is still at 9, very, very, very low, very low. Um, and so, ah, there's a lot going on. All right, I will give you, um, like the video for me. I will give you, uh, first we'll start off with just some updates, and, and they are really, really good. Now, first of all, the sentiment is absolutely, um, even the, even the Google search for cryptocurrency is at an all-time low with sentiment in retail. You know, again, I, I have to let you guys know what's really going on because, because you're a part of this group or you're on other channels that are talking about cryptocurrency and kind of keeping you educated, you may think that everybody thinks like you, and they don't. All right, so when we, we had a lot of liquidation that, that happened last Thursday. Sentiment is low. The, uh, the fear entered into a number I've never seen ever in crypto history, which was 5. And there was a capitulation process that happened. And, uh, and, and I've been looking a little bit at BC, um, backers Page, because there— he's a guy who was very bearish last year while everyone was bullish. And, uh, even I was bullish last, last year. I'm not gonna sit here and lie, uh, but I wasn't buying it. I wasn't buying as much crypto then because I was buying it when it was red and down pre— in the previous years. I was honestly more invested in the stock market. Why? Because it was on sale. It was back in April, we hit a a large crash, you know, and there was so much opportunity there. Now stocks are at an all-time high, so I've started liquidating. I'm not loading up the boat in the stock market. I am buying ETFs on, on pullback days. I've been buying ETFs, you guys, um, and I've been buying a little bit of my favorite companies for long term, um, but I'm not loading up until there's another crash. Now I told you guys I've been waiting on a crash since last— I've been saying that since we had the crash, you know, last, last year. I'm still waiting on XLM to get to 11 cents. All right, um, I would love XDC to get to 2 cents. And I did buy a little bit of XLM at 13 cents because I was so tempted. I was like, this is— that I have to at least nibble a little bit here, right? Um, so, and, um, let me look at buying all the— yeah, and, and I am— I, I don't believe everything's going to recover, guys. Um, I don't. Now let me just say this, uh, so the sentiment is very low, uh, the fear is still very high. Um, people are kind of exiting out of crypto, they're kind of done with it. Um, and then you have— but then you have smart money that's doubling down. So dumb money is checking out and smart money is doubling down. That's just the way it is, all right? And so I think the window of opportunity is getting slim. All right, now we have, with Bitcoin hit the 200, uh, the low 200 EMA, the, the low parts of that, um, we've already hit the lowest for the 200, uh, moving average. And also in XRP, uh, BC Backer, this is— I'm gonna explain what he has explained, and I agree with it. He's been bear— he's, he feels like we've been in a bear market all the way since January of 2025. All right, and, uh, that was, uh, there was like a final ending, um, somewhere during that time of a bullish divergence. And, uh, but now, or there's, uh, the— there was a bearish divergence, sorry. And, and then all of a sudden we started to come out of that, and we've been in a, in a bear season since. Now he feels like we, um, are headed to— he, he doesn't want to be bearish anymore because of where the charts are. And what I, what I really believe is, and I agree with him, I— okay, here's what I think. I think we're gonna find an all— another low. This is just me, I don't know for sure if this is going to happen, um, but, but I feel like we, we hit— we, we went into capitulation. I, I kept telling you guys they wanted to capitulate, you to capitulate, and that's what happened, right? And, and how do I know that happened? Because we saw the high volume of buy, and then right after that or the high volume of sale, a high volume of sale, and then right after that, a high volume of buy. So that's a capitulation process, right? So that's a big move. The, the, the scariest part, I would say, is over. Um, now we're on a bounce back. We're on a— it looks like a recovery or a dead cat bounce. I think we're going to come back lower. I don't know for sure. We would, to me, have to get somewhere up going towards $2 again for me not to believe that. I do believe we will probably come back and hit a dollar or under again. And I'm just letting you know what I'm doing, right? Um, I don't need to buy any more around this price. I told you guys I had a large order around $1.73, a large order around $1.43, a large order at, uh, $1.25, right? And then I already told you guys a long time ago I've had limit orders at $1.01 and then 78 somewhere around 70-something cents, and then 48 cents, right? And so I don't need to buy around this. I had a large order at this level already, remember? I added it to my, my limit orders, right? So, and then I bought at the low. I bought it around $1.15, okay? And what I did was I started to buy my niece and nephew some stuff because I'm like, it's so cheap, right? So, uh, right now I am waiting. I do believe that— I don't know for sure We have to— we're still searching for the bottom. If that wasn't it, if that wasn't it, we're still searching for the bottom. But so I think there'll be one last scare out, one last let me get the rest of your, you know what I mean, exit liquidity. Okay, um, so just to make sure that like people are so scared, um, did you say scary moment? No, only moving up. So it could, it could move up. For me to know for real, that it's about to— like, we saw the bottom already. And that could be very much so possible. The market has to show itself, it has to confirm itself. It hasn't yet, right? And so after capitulation is usually accumulation. And so long story short, these are the best times to position. These are the absolute best times to position, okay? And so, um, that is what I am looking forward to. I see my, um, my, uh, My chat stopped here on— it was, uh, StreamYard, y'all. It just, um, so, uh, yeah, I believe that we will possibly have one more dump, um, and we'll find the bottom somewhere. I, I, I think there's lower to go, possibly for Bitcoin, possibly for XRP, um, I do. I don't know. And I still been waiting on XLM to come down to my buy orders, um, so we'll see. We'll We'll see. That's all I can say. I would love for it to come down to a dollar, I mean, or lower. Like, there's a guy who said, listen, he, he's selling his, um, he's selling his entire, uh, he had like a collection, like a game collection or something, something he really cared about. He sold it. He sold it because he wanted to buy assets. And unfortunately, people are very afraid right now, again, Smart money is loading up, they're positioning, they're buying it, you know, OTC. You're not gonna know it because most retailers looking at the headlines, the charts, the sentiment, the, the chart, you know, like the prices, like they're looking at the wrong thing, right? And so, um, do I think— no, do I think Ripple becoming a bank will boost the XRP price? No, and it shouldn't.. I don't want it to, right? Because it's not a security, right? And so when you have the— when you have moves that someone's connected— who's connected to the asset make, and all of a sudden it boosts the price, that looks more like a security, right? That— and XRP is not a security. That means it's not going to move based on what Ripple does. Now Ripple's movements help with the underlying narrative and the future of XRP for sure. But XRP, if XRP was going to move with Ripple, it would have done that a long time ago, right? It can't, it shouldn't, and it would look more like a security if it did. And that's what makes it sit above all the other cryptocurrencies, is that it doesn't move when Ripple moves. It's not like Elon Musk, like, like Tesla moving when Elon Musk does something. That's a security, that's a stock. This is not a security, all right? So, um, and the court case proved that. Right? And, and so it's not supposed to. So we don't want it to necessarily move with Ripple. Um, is it a good thing and will it have a great narrative in the future? Absolutely. Like, so I think this is good for XRP, but no, we can't have Ripple making moves and then all of a sudden we see XRP making moves because then it'll look like it's a security and it's tied, uh, you know, to like a CEO, you know. And that's not it, you know what I mean? That's not what it does. XRP will move because of its use case. It will move when it's needed, when, when it needs to be used at scale. Okay, so no, I don't think, you know, um, them becoming a bank will boost the price. What boosts the price is that institutions actually use it and they need it. All right, um, so, uh, thank you so much. I appreciate this so much. Quick question, how much XRP should I have before I get some professional assistance? Um, I don't know if it's about how much XRP you should have when it comes to getting more, as more so than it is how much is it worth. Okay, so I mean, to spend money on professional assistance, you may want to have an, you know, enough to at least come, you know, you may want to have a, a nice amount to where you can know how to organize everything, whether you getting an LLC holding company and you're putting your assets there Um, if you have other assets, if you want to do a trust, if you, um, have a net worth where you should go into an irrevocable trust, you know, um, how you can strategize your taxes and those type of things, right? In general, I tell everybody that— I mean, my goal, my goal would be, if I had no XRP, would be to get at least 1,000 XRP. That puts you in like the top 12%, somewhere around there. I was just looking today, somewhere around there, okay, give or take. And Every, every place has a diff— a slightly different amount, right? Um, and if you get up to about 2,500 to, uh, 3— somewhere around 3,000 XRP, you're probably in the top like 5 to 8% or the top, uh, 8 to 10%, somewhere around there. And then if you like at 5,000 or above, you're probably getting into like the top 5%, somewhere around there, give or take. Again, my numbers could be off, and this is a good time to say Everything I say is for educational and entertainment purposes only. This is not financial advice. I'm not your financial advisor. Please don't take what I say and go invest because it has this risk and you can lose everything. So speak to a financial advisor. Um, I am not telling you what to buy, hold, or sell. All right, um, so, uh, I, I would say it's more about like having enough, you know, cash flow to be able to cover the expenses that you have for professional assistance and, um, you know making sure like that you have kind of like a scope of what it is that you want to do. Like, do I want to, like I said, build out a trust and, and make sure everything is like protected and, and those type of things? It's more, more about how much money you're willing to spend, more so than any of that. Because honestly, even if you do have the XRP, it's not like you can— if you're not selling it and you're holding it long term, you don't really have the liquid— the liquidity to use for, um— so that's more just of a cash flow issue. What I will say is it's always easier to get positioned before things start like taking off than after, because things don't end wrong, they start wrong. And a lot of people— and that's why we got a lot of gamblers now. I'm going to talk about that because, uh, that's what it's looking like, you know, when you have people exiting out, out of emotional, um, you know, behavior problems. That is where you start to, um, see the gambling, the gambling personality, um, come in. And I'll do this one question and then I'll start to I'm telling you. Uh, can I put XRP in a cold wallet, and if I die, can my kids get my investment? Yeah, you can. But the whole problem is, is that will your kids know what to do with a cold wallet? Will they know how to get it off the cold wallet? There's a lot of people who have their stuff on cold wallets, and if they pass and nobody knows their seed phrase, nobody knows how to get access to it, they don't know what to do, then it— then what? You know what I mean? So that's why I love different ways to do this. Um, like for example, you know, holding some in an institutional grade, you know, custody or brokerage account. You know, that's why I do iTrust Capital. It's a little easier to pass things on when you have it in an institutional grade account. And at some point, you know, you do want to have relationship with some of those yield, um, uh, products that they're going to give out. So, but yes, I love the cold wallet too because you own it, but you're gonna have to think about this. How are they gonna get to it? You're gonna have to do some videos. You're gonna have to let them figure out how to get access to this, right? So that's something to think about. Okay, now I do have— I, uh, I would suggest I'll put the link in the description. Like, the one of the easier ways for— to me to move, you know, to leave your, uh, crypto to your kids would probably be through Tangem. There is an option to not have a seed phrase, and it's a little bit easier to deal with So I just had a meeting with them today, um, and I'll, I'll put that link below. I think they have like a 10% off discount, um, if you do, uh, go through Tangem. But it's a little more simple. They do have the option for seed phrase or not. Maybe what you can do is what I did, which is I put some aside for my niece, my nephew, my kids in a non-seed, uh, Tangem account. All right. So again, not all of it, but just a little portion of it, you know what I mean? So I have different accounts for different reasons, and I think again, it's all about the structure and how you plan. Okay, I always tell people, like, even when I was doing real estate, it's like before I purchased the house, I always had an exit plan. What if the contractors don't come through? What if we don't finish this in time? What if, um, we, we don't sell it in time? You have to have an exit strategy from the beginning, and it doesn't mean that You can't alter that exit strategy, but it does mean that you're starting with some kind of template, okay? Because people are just going— and that— this is why I keep saying most people will blow this even if they have a nice amount of XRP. When things hit a euphoric stage, if they're not solid in their blueprint, in their framework, they're going to emotionally sell. And it— that— that's just how it is, okay? And we're seeing it all across the market, okay? Somebody said, I got my ring today, I love it. I bought some, uh, Tangem, I love it. Yeah, you know, I think it's a great wallet. Oh, and they got some amazing things that, that are, um, headed your way. I'll keep you guys abreast on it. Um, like I said, I just had a meeting with them and they just walked me through everything that they're doing. They're going to have opportunities also for yield, and they got staking, and you can buy and sell. There's a lot of stuff happening. But what I want— the reason why I want to, uh, talk to you guys a little bit about this, because I know for certain that people are not prepared for what's about to happen, okay? Um, and yes, an exit strategy is very, very important. So because it helps you, it helps you to stay— y'all, let me just tell you, I, I know you guys think that investing is about how smart you are and, and all of this. I— listen, I want to be clear about this right up front so you guys can notice. The majority of this is psychological, okay? The gambler personality versus the investor has nothing to do with how smart you are. It has nothing to do with how long you were in the market. Some of the most intelligent people I know gamble under pressure, and some of the most calmest investors look almost boring, um, when it comes to stuff. Like, like they don't know what they're— you know, like, like they're not smart enough because they're so calm. What's happening right now when you look at this is that there— these are liquidity-driven environments, and liquidity environments don't reward a bunch of urgency and all of that, or even precision. The way people think, it's not about that. What it does is it only exposes behavior, right? So, um, again, like and subscribe. Let me say this because I want to make sure I give you 3 traps These are 3 traps, um, and they're gambling traps. And you, you got to know because they look very sophisticated, okay? Uh, and to be honest, most gamblers are not— when I, when I say that most people are gonna be gambling, they— it doesn't look reckless, it looks very thoughtful, it looks, uh, analytical, right? Yeah, they can sound intelligent when they're explaining to you the process. It is not about that. It's almost like how people don't understand XRP. Like, they dissect it under calm markets. They don't dissect it, uh, what's needed under chaotic, volatile, pressure-centered markets. When pressure comes, gamblers, their behavior starts to shift. You won't know that until the pressure comes. Right? How do I know this? Because exactly what happened with capitulation last Thursday, exactly what happens with October 10th, looking at all the leverage, people gambling, people over-leverage, people using margin. Like, they're not, they're not going about this the right way. Even the questions people ask about, what you think I should get in this, you think I should get in when they at all-time highs, gambling, no real calm plan. Because if there was a calm plan, you would know that this is where you get in. This is where you position on red days when people are in fear, right? And I can guarantee you— and let me tell you this, you want to know a sign when it's time to get out the market is when your auntie come up to you and start asking you about ondo. Hey, I heard about this, uh, something called an ondo. Is it an ondo? Is that something— when they start coming to you, it's time to probably take profit if you got a swing trade. If you, if you're going off a speculative euphoric Like, if you're trying to make money off of that phase, it's probably time to start selling, okay? Because only, only real investors know right now these are the opportunities, okay? And it's so simple, y'all. It's so simple. It's called dollar cost average and be long-term. It's so simple. It's so simple that, like, you can tell a 5-year-old to do this. But when pressure comes and the volatility comes, and when they get that— and when the last shakeout comes, or when we, when we search again for the bottoms, if we do, okay, I, I hope we do, right? If we search again for the bottoms, you're gonna see that people are gonna— oh no, no, this ain't— this ain't— uh, I thought it was gonna be okay when it was going up, but this ain't— uh-uh, no, I gotta get out. Do you think I should sell? You hear it, right? You hear it all the time. Thank you so much, uh, And I'm trying to calm you guys because I'm telling you, even for yourself, listen, nobody's exempt. When October hit, when October 10th hit and I saw XRP drop a whole dollar and all of that, I was looking like, man, wait a minute, whoa, wait, is this, you know, like it's something in you. You got to calm yourself down. You got to tell yourself, okay, stand down, stand down. The market is doing what it's doing. So we are going to be tested with that. We don't like the red days and see the portfolios go down and all of that, but we got to make sure that we are— our behavior patterns are aligned. Uh, thank you so much. I appreciate this. Got my ledger coming out tomorrow and a 4-tier game plan. Uh, uh, limit orders ready to be set for the— yes, I love it. And see, this is what keeps you calm, is that you're on top of it. You got your limit orders, you know where you're selling, you scale in, you scale out, you know what I mean? You kind of set those automations, um, you know what you hold. That's what— that's how you get educated and you get your conviction, right? Uh, October 10th, I was buying and I wouldn't let— yeah. Oh yeah, well, and that's the problem, that when you're in those volatile situations, it's hard for you to start making decisions right then and there. Like, oh, oh, what am I gonna do? Look, I couldn't get into my accounts either. Right? And so it took me forever to get into my accounts, right? So I didn't get the real purchase that I really wanted because I didn't— I don't know, I— even though I wanted XRP to come down under $2, I, I said it, but I didn't really, I guess, think it was going to happen within like a week, okay, or 5 days. It was like 5 days later, right? That was just like— nobody could have expected that, seriously. Oh well, you, you kind of could have by seeing the over-leverage, but you get what I'm saying. Right? So, but I want— here's three, the three traps. I want you all to identify this because your, your success, first of all, your success is, you know, it's in the buy, it's not in the sale. All right, so a lot of people don't realize that and they don't like to buy when there's fear, but your, but your wealth is in the buy, it's not in the sale. Okay, so there's, there's a few traps and I want you to understand what those traps are. Why? Because this is really what's going to dictate how you, how you land on this. Like, what kind of landing you're gonna have on this? And I know you don't think so, but it is so. And, and I know that people are here because they're trying to time the top and the bottom. You think it's gonna go down? What you think it's gonna go? You think it's gonna go to this? What's your price prediction? What do you think it can go to? They're trying to time the top and the bottom already, right? Instead of building out a real plan, you know what I'm saying? And that, that's— it's the plan that we need to be building out. So, uh, 3 real quick traps. The first one is false precision, okay? This, this all sounds intelligent, okay? You, you're being precise. What this is, is this is the belief that if you just get specific enough that the market is going to start cooperating with you. It doesn't happen like that, okay? Like, if it hit this level, I'm gonna do this. If it wicks here, I'm gonna sell. I'm gonna buy back lower. If it breaks this support, you know, then boom. Like that level of precision, it could— it's— it feels safe, right? It feels a bit controlled, like you got control over this situation. It feels very intelligent, but liquidity-driven markets do not respect precision. I need you to know that so you don't— so you don't— like when people are like overly invested in this and then the markets do something very irrational, it just blows them completely up, right? Liquidity-driven markets, they don't care about no precision. They, they will overshoot, they will undershoot, they will move through levels so fast that you think your orders are going to get filled and they just don't. And that's why even though I have limit orders, I still manually buy very just calmly, like little here, little there. I'm, I'm a believer in a little here, a little there, a little there, a little here, a little here. I, I just very slowly very consistent. I'm very consistent. That's all it is, right? I'll put these in place, but I'm gonna just be very consistent, dollar cost average move or whatever, all right? So that I can cover all my bases, right? But if you try to be super precise and you think that it's just gonna hit just the way you got it all figured out, it's not all— it's not going to be like that. And that false precision is how people end up being— they might be right about a direction, but they're still losing a bunch of ground. Okay, the second thing that I want you to pay attention to, because this is about understanding yourself and your own behavior patterns, is reflection. Uh, I would say reflexive confirmation, okay, is a very subtle thing. It's why smart people are going to get stuck in this transition. And what that is, is under stress, people stop looking for information. What they're looking for— and, and even with me They look for reassurance, okay? They're gonna gravitate towards charts and posts and positions. We all do this, as a matter of fact. It's like a biasness. Um, they're gonna, they're gonna lean towards these positions that validate the last decision they made. Okay, I just bought this, so I need, I need this validated. Okay, you, you may want me to validate your move. Why? Because uncertainty is very uncomfortable. So what happens instead of discovering, okay, what conditions am I in? And that's why I always tell you guys, I'm looking at environments and signals and other stuff, like outside of like these precise reflective, um, reflexive kind of confirmations. I don't need anybody to confirm what I'm doing, right? Because I have a game plan that's going to work out. I don't care what you think about it, okay? Um, and it doesn't— and I'm, I'm hedged against all conditions, okay? So it's like one of the things you got to understand is what condition am I in versus who agrees with me. I don't care who agree with me. I know what conditions we're right? I can look, and I, I'm, I'm smart enough to know that, okay? So, and it's, it's not more— it's not really an analysis, it's just that's emotional self-defense for a lot of people when they're looking for that validation. That's an emotional self-defense that's dressed up as research. That's all it is. And that's what people are doing. And I'm telling you, the moment things don't go your way, you're gonna, you're gonna make the wrong decision. And then I would say the, the third trap is, and it's very clear, is liquidity blindness. Okay, it's just that most people, they're gonna plan these trades and they— in these exits as if liquidity is always gonna be there when they need it. Same. And you know how I know? Because people still got their stuff on the exchange thinking that if a crazy volatility happens, that they're gonna— that is gonna be perfectly executed the way they want. Well, again, we already have a date that showed that this didn't happen— October 10th, when people couldn't get into their accounts, when their accounts got locked. We always— we, we have past references of this with Robinhood. And, you know, we have these examples. Like, you think your order is going to get filled cleanly? It's not always going to be like that. As if exchanges are going to function normal— they don't, right? And you got to be ready for that. Because in stressed environments, liquidity does not behave the same way. Your orders might slip, your, your, your spreads are going to widen. This is exactly why institutions won't get in at a certain amount when it's— when they need it, okay? This is why it has to be priced at a certain amount for them to like go all in, to be used in a liquidity crisis, okay? So your liquidity blindness is, is This is how people get priced out even when they had the right idea. It just doesn't work. Okay, so, um, when I say gamblers are gonna like lose in the— in these phases, I'm, I'm not talking about people who don't care. I'm just talking about people whose plans don't account for how markets really behave when pressure shows up. There's a pressure that's going to show up, and all of this unexpectedness, people don't like it. Okay, so So I want you guys to understand that the question is not, um, or I say, listen, listen, this is the way I'll say this. The answer you need is toward the question of whether or not your behavior is built for conditions that we're in right now. Do— is your behavior built for it? Because if not, your, your problem is not your exit, how much XRP you have, how much you don't, what limit orders, where you think the mark It's not that, it's you. It's your behavior and how you move and how you function. How do you— gotta pay attention to that because most people don't. Okay, now let me, uh, let me look at the, um, let me look at the— I saw something about, uh, Michael. Yeah, it's killing Bitcoin and that hurts all. We need to separate, right? We need to decouple. As long as it's coupled to Bitcoin, um we may be in trouble. Because, and you know, I saw his interview when they— and you know, I already— I— this I know. I'm like, it don't matter, from the wealthy to the, to the retail man. He was doing an interview and the guy started asking him some questions about his position in Bitcoin. Because, you know, at some point you got to have a level of self-awareness to realize like, I might be in a little trouble, you know, I'm underwater a bit, you know, let me see how this is going to go, right? Man, Michael Saylor had a psycholo— if you ask me, it was a psychological breakdown. He went off on the interviewer asking him questions about it, and I mean, you could just tell he's not— mentally, I don't think he's in a good place mentally. He went on a rampage like just for like 5 minutes straight, like, why are you— why are you asking dumb stupid questions like this for somebody who wants to invest intelligently? And like, he was really mad. Okay, because— and I get it, you know what I mean? He's underwater, you know. But I could tell he's mentally, uh, you know, at a breaking point almost, it looked like on that interview, because of where he is, you know. And so I don't know what game plan he had with how he was buying Bitcoin. It doesn't make sense to me, but hey, who am I? Like, I, I'm not— I don't— I'm not an institution with billions of dollars, you know what I'm saying? He got so mad. You can tell mentally, like, when people— like, the way he responded, it wasn't in calm. It wasn't. And that's not good, y'all. That's not good. When you get into fight or flight, when your nervous system is, is responding in that level of anger, you can't make clean this. I don't care how much money you have. So, um, Tom Lee, as much as I don't care for him, put— yeah, yeah. And, and, and I'm— I haven't personally seen Tom Lee respond like that, you know. Even— I mean, BMNR is down, you know what I mean, like, because it's tied to Ethereum. I mean, he still got, you know, his business is still looking good, you know, not a lot of debt. Like, he got the good fundamentals going. But, uh, every time Tom Lee responds, it is a sense of calmness that he has. That's why I kind of like the dude, you know what I mean. I'm not saying that he does everything right. I'm talking about from a behavioral, emotional perspective. I can trust somebody who's a little more calm, even if they are down or under or whatever that looks like, than somebody who gets a bit irate. Because it's like, well, hold on, because your emotional intelligence is going to be attached to the next phase of your decisions that you're going to make. So we might need to tame this, and you might need to do some self a, um, awareness check to just kind of figure out where you are, calm yourself down, what moves are you going to make. Maybe you're okay, I don't know. Um, maybe they got enough cash flow, maybe they want to buy back in at a lower— I don't know. But, um, but yeah, he was, uh, it was very clear that he was extremely mentally exhausted. He just went off, and again, and the interviewer was just calm like, well, I wasn't trying to insinuate that. I mean, he, he was really— it was really bad. I don't know if you guys want to go back and watch it, you can give me your take. Uh, but yeah, you saw it. Billions in the hole, sink or swim type of guy. If you look at history, he lost in the stock market as well as winning. Is that, um, I'm, I'm thinking, um, yeah, Tom Lee, I'm thinking you saying like swimmer, you know, swim or sink or swim kind of guy. Like just calm, you know. Um, so yeah, we, we, yeah, I got, I was looking at that and I, and I actually got some videos where I'll talk a little bit about what's going on with Michael Saylor and Bitcoin, MicroStrategy. Because, uh, I mean, I'm like, maybe he should have just— I, I don't know. I'm not going to say what I think he should have done. Go ahead and like the video, as a matter of fact. Um, but we'll— time will tell what happens, because if Bitcoin comes down even more, I mean, the more it keeps coming down, he's going to be in trouble. Um, but we got to make sure on a— on our end for what we're doing, because as we see the price moving, remember, if the as the price moves down, sentiment is going to change, okay? It changes the price moves because a lot of— first of all, a lot of sentiment thinks that, uh, or a lot of them, uh, people think that, um, the markets is that like if the price moves, uh, it moves because sentiment changes, right? And that's a misunderstanding. That doesn't happen. It's not like, oh, if I hope, if I hope good enough, if I pray good enough— no, no, it's not. It's all about liquidity. Like, sometimes it's true. Let me take that back. Sometimes it's true. But not in these type of phases. Like, price is reacting to something more mechanical right now, and that is liquidity. It's not a, it's not a confidence, it's not a vibe, it's not about bullish or bearish or none of that. It is the ability— when we talk about liquidity, remember, it's the ability, um, for capital to move smoothly through systems without the friction. And when liquidity starts to tighten, markets are not caring about who right, who wrong, or none of that. It's all about who stays in the game, okay? And this is why crypto behaves the way it does under stress. Crypto is extremely, extremely sensitive to liquidity. So if you're not ready for that, then it's gonna, it's gonna hit you real hard, all right? It's— and the reason why it's, it's sensitive to liquidity is because it sits closer to the edge of the financial system, right? There's not a lot of insulation, there's less protection, there's less delay. Um, so it's gonna get hit, you know what I'm saying, when liquidity starts to tighten. Uh, tighten. Crypto is always the first, uh, before the equities, before anything catches up. Liquidity is going to hit, uh, crypto first. Okay, so, uh, it's reacting to those conditions, and a lot of people just don't like these phases. They are very, very unstable. Um, let me see, uh, the membership. Well, so when I say membership, I'm talking about just the YouTube membership. It's only $3.99 a month, so So I'm actually going to go over with them in a few moments, and I'm going to go through the best assets that we need to be investing in. I do have a few that I want to run through that have been asked about, and I do want to go over the ISO 222 compliance, which assets are involved in that. Because y'all, I'm telling you guys, some of these coins will not rebound. They're not going to ever come back. Like, I'm talking about like right now, a lot of coins are not coming back from the bear market. We've been in a bear market. And if you— a lot of them not coming back. It's, it's all utility, you guys. It's all utility at this point. Now there are a few meme coins that I do think, um, uh, I think every— Quant's current price, every price for crypto is good right now if you ask me. Every utility coin, right? Every good coin, not every coin, okay? Uh, any coin that's going to make it is at a good price. The problem is people don't know what coin is going to make it and what isn't. Okay, um, let me see where Quant is at right now. Um, I mean, all of them are down. Yeah, I mean, all of them are down. All of them are at, uh, good points. I mean, it's rebounded a little bit more, so you should have got Quant when it dropped down to— remember, these coins, uh, dropped, they had a nice drop not too long ago. Quant dropped down to $53. It's back up to $70. So it's up 6% on a day. Like, I would be waiting for another drop. Like, me personally, nothing I say is financial advice, but you know, um, I would get them when— so the fear, remember the fear was at 5, that's when you should be buying. I mean, I've never seen that type of fear. I was like, this is a great place to buy. All right, um, let me go through some of the comments too. Uh, have you ever heard of ComTech Gold? It's a gold project built on XDC as the settlement layer, fully audited and In Dubai, it's literally, it's literally digital gold. I've heard of it, but I haven't gotten much into it. I'm a strong holder in XDC. I like XDC a whole lot. And, um, I think it might be— I think that's one of the ones I might talk about a little bit too in my membership, because that was a few people had asked me about XDC. I told you I'm waiting on it to come down to 2 cents. I, I buy— I've been buying it at 3 cents, uh, also, um Somebody said he's a narcissist, he can't be wrong. I don't know his personality, I just know from that. Um, can you give any expectations on how XRP will go, Miss— I don't understand that question. Can you— I don't know if you're asking kind of like, uh, where to go to, uh, XRP will go. Um, I think that how XRP will go? I think that's what you're asking. Um, I don't know what— I, I can't answer that. I, I— you gotta restate that question. I don't— I think it was a couple of misspelled words and stuff, so it's kind of confusing me. But if you ask them where to go, um, I don't know where to go. I think we're gonna have another— I don't think we found the bottom just yet, personally. So, um, Bitcoin is one of the risky— I look at it at this point, um, as somewhat of a risky investment, and I'm not buying Bitcoin currently right now. Um, if it were to drop all the way down, um, I wouldn't mind gambling with it, but I know what it is. I keep saying I really believe it goes to zero or a million, right? So here's what I think. Can it go to zero? I think it can. Can it go to a million? I think it can. Can it go to a million and then to zero? Possibly. Um, it's one or the other. Right? And so I don't know yet, so I'm just gonna hold on, um, to my Bitcoin. But I never planned on making money off of Bitcoin anyway. So, um, I think there's a lot of other coins that you can make a lot of money off of, you know, other than Bitcoin. Bitcoin is, um, well, there's a lot I can say about Bitcoin, but I am— I'm not a huge Bitcoin advocate. I'm not. As you see, you see what I talk about. The most, right? I am into utility coins. What is the use case? Even disconnected to cryptocurrency, does it solve a real-world issue, a problem? Um, it's a storehouse. It's a digital— it's been a digital store— is digital real estate, basically. So right now it's not really functional, it's not operational to me in the way that some of these other utility coins are, okay? So somebody says Sailor needs to sell all. Um, I think that this could happen. That's another issue that we're dealing with. That's a macro event. I think we're dealing with some stuff going on with Iran, and if oil spikes, uh, we could see the market really pull back. And perhaps that could be where the bottom hits, um, or not, you know what I mean? So we're waiting on that too. That is a possibility. So again, I am, I am waiting on, um, I'm waiting on some things. Flare, yep, yep, yep, yep. I like Flare. I got my XRP wrapped in Flare, so I have been buying Flare as well. I see we got a couple of new members. Um, um, somebody said what? Oh, uh, HBAR moved today. I didn't even look at HBAR's chart. Um, I like Canton Institution. It's for the institution, so it's got institutional adoption. Um, here's what I want to say, um, because I think we, you know, a lot of people need to be a lot more educated with how liquidity is moving. I do follow liquidity. I keep telling people, follow the liquidity, you know. Um, liquidity stress does not unfold evenly. It hits the weakest structures first. So if you are in the market, like people who are overleveraged, it, it's going to hit the overmost leveraged people first. Um, it's gonna hit least flex— the least flexible, uh, positions also, right? That's why even— that's why I keep saying like even trying to be precise in this environment is extremely dangerous. People are trying to time stuff and be precise about exits and entries, and instead of just simply dollar cost averaging and just taking a very simple first grader approach— I don't know any way to say it— you gonna be outsmarted. Um, the market is, is not, it's not rational, right? It's not rational. It's still manipulated highly. And that's why I don't like the fact that the bipartisan bill is taking— like, for me, anybody who don't want to sign off on regulatory clarity means that you're okay with this market still being manipulated. That's what you're basically saying. We're tired of it being manipulated. We need some regulation going. Okay, now that's not the fight against yields is a whole nother, you know, independent thought. But I don't want this market manipulated because it's taken a lot. It's wearing the retail, it's wearing retail out. And right now, and that's why I say you gotta get, you gotta get a little more simplified and don't overthink this because you're not betting on a direction. I know a lot of people think they are. You're betting on execution, you're betting on timing. And the assumption that liquidity is going to behave normal, and it's not. If something happens, if the reverse carry trade happens, it's not when it becomes manipulated. It's— it will not. This is also why some people feel like they are always late, late to sell, they late to buy, they late to react. Why? Because liquidity-driven moves, they— it compresses time, so things start to happen faster than most people plan or build for. That's what happens is that most people are just not positioned and they're not prepared. It is not about calling the next move. It's about staying solvent, staying flexible, and not forcing decisions because the conditions got real discomforting to you, right? That is where the investor mindset starts to separate from a gambler's mindset, right? By how much pressure the plan can withstand. So let me ask you, How much pressure can your plan withstand, right? This is why I do talk so much about the, uh, like, okay, different avenues— putting your money in a Roth IRA, um, getting premium. You know, I said this the last time, if you— if your money's in exchanges, even if there wasn't appreciation and you try to move your money off the exchanges, you really think your bank is going to let you do that? You don't think you're going to have like a, a freeze somewhere? Are you used to If it really went crazy, are you used to moving hundreds of thousands of dollars in your bank? You think your bank gonna be okay with that? No, you're gonna have to go through all kind of changes, right? So make sure, you know, that you plan for all of this stuff. You— that's why I promote institutional grade custody. Yes, I love cold wallets as well, but they serve different purposes, okay? And that's why— and the link is in the description. I always put the links in the description because I get a lot of people asking still about iTrustCapital. Um, and some of the, um, account, uh, the brands that I work with, the brokerage accounts that I work with. In with iTrustCapital, you can hold crypto inside of a Roth IRA. You can trade within that account, and if it grows, then it is tax-free. They also have a premium custody account for people who want flexibility without the retirement part, and you can trade, you can hold stablecoins. It's a closed-loop system, so understand that. But that means that your crypto cannot get sent to other random wallets. So it is protected against the hackers and the phishing and all of that stuff that people, you know, try to scam you out of. So I personally am building a long-term relationship with them and with the premium account. Why? Because I eventually want to ask— access the yield products. I want to— I want the appreciation with the yields. Okay, they have staking also already for like Ethereum and Solana. They have, uh, yields for USDC. That's exactly why the Clarity Act is getting fought by the banks right now, because they don't want people put— getting 7% and 8% off of, you know, holding your money. I mean, you're gonna take your money out the bank if that be the case, right? So anyway, the link is in the description for that. No, uh, monthly fees. The tran— uh, the pricing is very transparent. And if you, uh, fund the account, they are giving you a $100 bonus if you use the link in the description. Um, so check that out as well. Uh, to wrap, uh, XRP on the Flare Network, you use FASS protocol to mint XRP. Uh, unlike a standard bridge, this process involves— yep— minting through an agent to ensure the asset is overcollateralized. Absolutely. And you can go to the Flare Network, they got videos on this, they can show you how to do it. I went through Bifrost and, um, I was able to go through the process. You have to wrap your Flare, you have to wrap your XRP, then you do have to go through the minting process.. And, um, yeah, I, I tested small amounts, you know, just be careful, uh, because, uh, the pools are, you know, they still, uh, there's still risk involved. So just make sure you know what you're doing. And, um, also I'll put the link to, uh, Caleb Brown. Also, they are amazing. Their customer service, just like iTrust Capital, different things. So where am I taking my sell orders? At Caleb Brown, institutional grade custody. Why? I'm not gonna have no problem moving 6 or 7 figures into my account. Through them, okay? On the exchange, freezes, uh, send me a letter. No, you— why you bringing this? Like, we putting a hold on your account. Hex, they even got holds sometimes if your bank account is connected to like Coinbase and the amounts don't clear and all of that. They, they'll hold you from being able to— I've had that happen several times. So that's, that's exactly why we need fast settlement, um, utility coins in the first place, because I'm so sick of all of these delays and stuff that happens when you're trying to move money. Okay, money needs to be able to— and, and of course institutions don't want to deal with moving money at scale. This is why XRP is amazing, particularly for, uh, the unbanked and the retail. XLM is gonna, um, absolutely do amazing, right? Uh, in iTrust Capital, do you own your own crypto, um, IOU situation as on the exchange? Uh, no, it's not the same as being on the exchange. You know, it's, it's the same way, you know, like when you own your assets like on a brokerage account, you know, with, uh, when you're buying stocks Okay, um, you own them. Um, they— where they custody them at, I can't remember exactly where they custody them at. You can— you— those are questions that you can, um, ask their, uh, representative. They have amazing, like I said, customer service. They'll get back to you, especially if you're coming through. Um, and I'm in contact with them all throughout the week, especially if you come and let them know who you come from. Use the link and, and let them know because they'll make sure that you are taken care of really, really good. Uh, but no, it's not the same as, uh, having it on the exchanges, okay? And remember, you're dealing with an institutional-grade, um, account, uh, account, meaning that it's technically— it's at the scale of, um, being able to have institutions invest in there, but they open it up for retail, and so it doesn't get, uh, treated the same way. Um, so, uh, and if you have, like, you know, there's a lot of, uh, there's a lot of questions that I can answer and some that I sometimes get stuck on with iTrustCapital, but definitely, um, talk to them about anything that you're stuck on. Uh, they've even said they'll come on and answer questions on my— if that, if that's what I need them to do. Um, no, I do not concur with Louis Jackson's theory on XRP. I think that he's gotten it wrong because I think that he thinks like what everybody else thinks, which is that, you know, you're talking about reusability with XRP as if everything is functioning normal. Okay, like everything is running smoothly, right? That's the problem. XRP is meant to be a solution for a liquidity crisis. If you're not thinking of it that way, you don't understand XRP. It is, it is a utility coin that will be utilized when there is a need in a liquidity crisis to move money at scale very quickly. And the fact that I— and the reason why I know it's, uh, made for institutions is because the value, how much you need to move, doesn't change the cost of how much you have to pay to move it. You know, like with when you're wiring money or when you're moving money from like PayPal and these other places, a Cash App or whatever, depending on how much you want to move is how much they're going to charge you. So the more you got to move, the more money. When you got a situation where you can move money and it doesn't go up, like, because of the volume of money that you got to move, that's how you know low-key that it's meant for institutions. Because guess what? If it was meant for retail, you would have to pay extra money the more you move, okay? But no, it— I don't agree with him because he, he got this smooth system going where, okay, you, you borrow the, you know, the XRP, then you do what you got to do, you move value across you know, the ledger, then you put it back. Okay, what happens when everything gets locked at once and, and there's not enough money to move and there's a situation where something breaks? He has not accounted for that yet. That theory does not account when something breaks, okay? And XRP is built to be a solution when something breaks, when there's friction, when you need to move money very quickly and it's, and it's there's not enough, okay, there to move. And so that, and that goes into the repricing and everything. But he has a smooth process that works if everything is smooth. They need— they're going to need to keep some on their books. Why? Because they're already thinking about emergencies. Like, what if some— they're thinking, will this work if something breaks? Like, that's the question that institutions are thinking. Like, we already got something that works smoothly, okay? If that be the case, we can just continue to move money traditionally, okay? But what happens when liquidity tightens, when there's friction, you know what I'm saying? When money needs to move fast, when things are not available, it's not available to move, right? Because you got to pre-fund all of these accounts and you got intermediaries and you got all of this stuff happening and things need to all be in position. There's a, there's, there's a human at every level trying to make sure that everything flows right, you know what I mean?, and it still takes some time, okay? And it, and it locks up money. You got to have pre-funded accounts to move money in the normal way. Um, so no, I don't agree with it. I don't think that he's taking into account a situation that could occur or an emergency. And, um, there it is, Paul. It will not pump until it's needed. Where will it be needed? In an emergency. Will the emergency come? I believe so. I don't care whether it's manufactured. I think it's all going to be coerced, planned, collaborated, whatever you want to call it. Uh, so, uh, yeah, we don't play about the XRP over here. But also, it has a bright— there's a lot of reasons, you know. You know, my conviction is strong just because of education, okay? So again, you know, positioning yourself Um, it's very important, you know, to know what you hold, why you hold it, get educated in it. A lot of people, you know, and that's again, that's the difference with an investor. An investor doesn't enter a position assuming that the conditions are all going to stay very friendly. That's again the way people are looking at XRP, is you're looking at it in a friendly situation. As an investor, you cannot think everything is going to be smooth, okay? You cannot. You, you have to assume as an investor, you have to assume something is going to go wrong. That's not being pessimistic, that is just how markets move and they behave over time, right? And so I'm not trying to be precise, y'all know that. I am trying to build a plan that can tolerate uncertainty. See, most people got it backwards. They trying to, they trying to giddy and they trying to figure it out and all of this. No, it's simple. Like, you gotta have a plan that tolerates uncertainty, okay? My, my plan can tolerate XRP dropping all the way down to 1 cent. Why? Because ain't nothing changed. What's changed other than the price in my plan? Now, your plan, it may change you because you're emotional, you're gambling. My plan, it doesn't change. Why? Because it's still got a use case. Nothing's changed with the fundamentals. Nothing's changed with institutional adoption. Nothing's changed with, you know, what Ripple is doing. Nothing's changed. The thesis hasn't changed. The only thing that's changed is the price, and the only thing that can do is make somebody emotional. Well, guess what? My plan is not built on emotions, so I can handle and tolerate uncertainty. I actually would love to buy if it, if it, you know, I know it's not gonna crash to a cent, but I would love to buy it at that point, right? But what does your plan tolerate? If you don't have, you know what I'm saying? Like most people are more so trying to be right. Investors are trying to stay positioned. Gamblers are trying to be right. Investors are trying to stay positioned. And those two goals, they lead to very different behavior when things get very uncomfortable. An investor is going to understand that liquidity-driven phases compress again time. Okay. It compress time, right? They're going to, moves are going to happen fast, right? Investors are thinking in ranges and windows. They size positions in a way that doesn't force them to act under pressure. That's what we're trying to do here. That's also why investors don't feel the need to respond to every single move that's happening. Sometimes they silent. They just got a strategy. They're waiting. Okay? And waiting isn't indecision. It's restraint. Another thing that investors are going to accept is that even though it's uncomfortable, um, and it is uncomfortable, trust me, uh, it's that missing part of the move is not the same thing as missing the opportunity. Okay, gamblers, they feel like, uh, like every, every little tick is gonna matter for them. Everything, everything moves them and shakes them. All the volatility, it moves them from left to right. And oh, do you think this is— what do you think we should do? Like, they moved off of everything. Investors just care about whether they're still in the game when the conditions stabilized after all of this panicking and stuff in the market? Will I still be positioned and stabilized? Yes, I will be. Will you be? Okay, go ahead and like the, uh, video. And, um, and also, thank you so much. Hit that like button. Thank you. You're so fun to listen to. I'm learning so much. I appreciate that. I'm trying to get you guys to stay level-headed, and I'm telling you, the market is going to move. It's going to test you. It's going to do what it's going to do. It's okay. Listen, we ready for it. We're not gambling. We're not at the casino. If you do have your short-term bag, that's fine. Still build a game plan around that where you're going to take profit, situate yourself. Um, don't expect, you know, if things, if, if things move smoothly, yes, the exchanges are fine. You know, like, uh, if it goes, you know, smoothly to $3 and $4 and $5 and you can get out, fine. If there's a crisis, if there's something that moves it that's unexpected, and things always happen that's unexpected, and it's— and it— you get, you get the warning and then all of a sudden, boom, the opportunity is over and you're locked in and you don't have that flexibility. That's, that's not going to be, uh, good. And yeah, I think cash is king to be able to get in on these opportunities. It's always good to leave at least, you know, 25% on the side, you know, to be able to have these opportunities in a liquidity crisis. XRP, uh, keeps banks liquid. XDC keeps goods moving. XLM keeps people paid. I love it. Yeah. That's, that's actually because they're, they're a little different, you know. Uh, XLM is more for, like I say, the retail. The institutions are for XRP. And so they move, they, they're, they, they have different audiences in a sense, right? And so, um, understand that. Somebody said Paris Hotel. Uh, somebody got gold stock last week. I love it. Uh, also, um, the link to the description for the coaching and community, uh, we work through how to stay grounded, positioned all of that, uh, build plans, um, together. Um, I'm in with my members. We just got off an amazing call today, uh, helping my members to structure everything. Uh, we're going to get into some tax, uh, stuff, some LLC stuff. We started to hit that today. Uh, they were asking a lot about the LLC companies and stuff, so we're getting all of them situated, gave them some assignments. Um, but I'm with my members every week looking at portfolios, risk mindset, decision making, all of that. Their support, accountability, um there is education there. And so, uh, the link for that is also in the description. Uh, one of the things that I realized is that most people, um, they're going to either have, have the ability to scale or shrink back, and that's always going to be based on the culture that you identify with, right? So culture means a lot. You can't piggyback off your family right now. They don't know what's happening, and by the time they do know what's happening, you're going to know where, uh, exit liquidity is, is, is following them. Trust me, by the time the headlines reach it, it's too late. All right, uh, Market Crash and My Thoughts. I think we will hit back to the bottoms. I'm looking for the bottoms. I am. I'm looking, uh, for, uh, I'm looking at some of these. I'm looking for another crash, um, or I don't want to say another crash, uh, it may come in the form of a crash or just, yeah, another level of capitulation in a sense, you know. I think I think, I think we're gonna still— I don't know if we found the bottom yet. I hope we haven't. I'm ready to buy some more, right? And so, um, anyway, somebody said an incredible source said— a credible source, uh, I don't know what the credible source is— that XRP has to hit $1,000 before July. Hopes he's right. Hey, we all hope he's right. A little hopium for everybody there. Again, this is not financial advice, but, um You know, um, thank you guys, y'all so sweet. Um, I, I listen to you guys. Um, uh, big one, I'm not gonna get to all of y'all's, uh, puts. Yeah, I'm making a lot of money off of puts. Um, I've been making money off of puts, uh, it all the days that the stock market crash. Um, crash coming, too much going on. It's a lot going on, y'all. Y'all better wake up, it's a lot going on. There's— it's happening. If you're not paying attention, pay attention. It is. So, um, anyway, I, I am looking forward to, um, hit the bottoms. That doesn't mean it will, um, it just means that that's how usually it operates, is it, it capitulates, you know, bounces back up and then goes back. And then just when people think it's over, it's not over, it's not over. And listen, I'll be ready for the opportunity. I'm not moved, I'm not emotionally driven by it, and I'm hoping that you do the same. Listen, I'm going to get on with my members. Give me about 5 minutes. We're going to go over some stuff. I'll talk about the assets that we really need to get into. I'll go over some assets that you guys want me to go over. I'm telling you guys what you should probably invest in and what you shouldn't give your time to. And we'll go over ISO 222 because that's going to matter. That is going to matter for the type of assets that you invest in. If you believe blockchain will be around in the next 10 years, I think you better get educated. All right, because this is an opportunity of a lifetime., and I want you guys to benefit from this. The wealth transfer is happening, and I'm going to continue to educate you guys as much as I can, do my due diligence and get the research out to you. And, uh, I'll continue to answer questions. Of course, I'll be back Wednesday live. I do have some videos, um, that are pre-recorded this week. Look out for them. And tomorrow's video, I'm going to talk about what exactly was found in the Epstein files, uh, concerning XRP. And it's very interesting. You might want to pay attention to my video that will be coming out tomorrow. And as always, I appreciate all of you all, and I want you to stay wise, stay wealthy, and I'll see you guys in the next video. Peace out.