Btcmyk - Ad Network Google Overtake Possible?

Welcome back to the channel. I hope you're having a great day. So today I want to talk about the BitcoinMYK project and this idea that it could be bigger than the Google Ad Network, as crazy as that may sound. So we're going to talk about that a little bit today, see, um, if any of that information could be the case. And, uh, we're gonna also discuss a little bit of the future of the Bitcoin MYK project. All right, so I can think of nothing that can, uh, basically compare to the Google Ad Network. Everything from the Google AdWords program to the Google AdSense program and just Google's far-reaching effects, I could think of nothing that could conceivably ever be as good as that. And the case, more likely, there will never be anything like the Google network. But here's what we will say about the Bitcoin MYK project. And throw some numbers out there, right? Throw some data out there. I think the Bitcoin MYK project, the first part of it would be, you would have to look at one 3-letter word. And that 3-letter word is called UBI, Universal Basic Income. Now, and looking at some various data, on universal basic income. The richest country in the world, the United States, universal basic income. Over half the United States is in favor of a universal basic income. That is in the richest country in the world. That's just one nation. Now, around the globe, I would— I could almost factor that universal basic income the rate would get ever higher after the United States, right? So we're looking at a large part of the population that will first be in favor of something like universal basic income. So you could— we could potentially be talking about, um, uh, a network that could have, um, you know, billions of people on it. right? And be an advertising network. So it'd be similar to what you get with Facebook, you know, and so on and so forth. Google the granddaddy. I mean, that's going to be very difficult to, you know, but let's entertain this anyway, right? And let's talk a little bit about that. So what happens when you get numbers like that, when you get, uh, probably over half the global population is going to opt for some type of universal basic income here in the near future, possibly, then you could potentially have a lot of people on these networks, a lot of people on a network like BitcoinMYK. That is a cryptocurrency that gives universal basic income to, you know, over 80% of the globe. We say, we use numbers like 80% because in some polls and some data, Those are the type of numbers we get and responses we get. Universal basic income has become a very hot topic globally, right? And with ever-increasing advancements in automation and robotics, the attractiveness of universal basic income will only, we imagine, get even greater. Now, it is conceivable that universal basic income could become, um, you know, the standard in our socioeconomics, right? You know, as to say that we may be marching into a world where all of our social media and data will all be part of an ecosystem where you share in value and profits back from any, uh, gains of value in these, um, in these endeavors, right? You know, as to say, if you could imagine a network like Google or Facebook that is worth trillions of dollars, and, uh, um, they would have to share all of this data and revenue in the form of a tech check, in the form of a cryptocurrency being distributed back to you throughout the network, right? And, uh, as far-fetched as that seems, it does appear to be that's where we're going to be headed. And, uh, some of the biggest tech gurus in the world, tech giants in the world, uh, companies in the world, people leading in their industries of technology, AI, robotics, Many of them accept this eventuality and they accept solutions like universal basic income to the point they put their money where their mouth is and endorse it. People like Jack Dorsey of Twitter, who is always dropping, has dropped now over $15 million of his own, $15 million on universal basic income projects, right? So that's how serious it is, you know. It is very serious. Now the question becomes, when you have vast networks and you're talking about one that vast, you're talking about one where it could conceivably be most of the entire global population on a network, um, getting universal basic income, like a project like Bitcoin MYK. You're speaking conceivably of a large amount of people, right? You know, even when we launched this project, now this is without any marketing. Now you gotta, you gotta remember, this is the, uh, the product of, uh, of somebody who just was, you know, uh, home one day and thought this would be a good idea. And we already have over 9,000 registered accounts. We have about 14,000 accounts across exchanges, um, and that's without marketing. That's without one marketing dollar spent. Imagine if a little bit of marketing was spent, right? And then you— we probably have millions or billions of people. The, uh, likelihood of that is pretty, pretty high. Um, people like freemium services. People like to try things risk-free. It is part of our commerce culture, you know. The issue I'm having with cryptocurrency right now is cryptocurrency blockchain technology, although so revolutionary, we still struggle to find what is the true value of these things. What is the use case? And that's why I believe we have so many, so much speculation and so much heading to a bubble economic situation. And that's what a lot of people believe. And that fear and panic I think it's always going to be a hindrance in cryptocurrency until we can really find, uh, a, uh, a viable use case that works. Okay. Um, and until we can do that, um, you know, we, we, we're gonna, uh, have an issue with cryptocurrency, we look at something like Bitcoin. Bitcoin might have about 25 million to 50 million wallets, right? Of those 25 to 50 million wallets, I have about 6 of them. I have about 6 Bitcoin wallets that I've gotten over the years since I've owned Bitcoin. Um, and so that tells me that, uh, you know, Bitcoin, although very valuable in blockchain technology, the most advanced technology in the world heading us toward our future, a bright future, that it's still not really a big network. And that shows me that Bitcoin is not, I think, going to in itself be the beacon of where everybody's going, of people coming into cryptocurrency. In other words, I just don't think the cryptocurrencies out there are going to resonate with mainstream and with most of the people. One big issue is they just aren't incentivized enough to join. I, I don't think it's going to work a great deal in that way. But in freemium services and social media networks like Facebook that has over 2.5 billion users, I think that you can see things like that based on the freemium service model. And I think because of the Bitcoin NYK's inclusion into the universal basic income, and that is free, and it's a different model than just come in and invest in a cryptocurrency and hold it in hopes it'll get rich, and that's the use case. I think this is more going along the lines of this social network that runs on a freemium service model yet creates value and is able to push that value back to the user. And that's going to be a very hard project to to beat, you know, 5, 10 years down the road. You know, in fact, I think that the cryptocurrency space may just be run by mostly universal basic income projects, right? That, that is my prediction to it, um, based on what we're getting in a lot from Silicon Valley, a lot from tech people like Elon Musk, uh, um, the Jack Dorsey's, Mark Zuckerberg, a lot of them push for universal basic income. And I'm pretty sure that many of the cryptocurrency projects, whether they're the head of them, whether they're backing them or funding them, uh, many of them are going to be at some point in the future going, going in that direction, right? Um, so when we're talking about having all these people on the network like BitcoinMYK.com, What, which could be in our theory, which could potentially theoretically, you know, be millions or billions of people, right? When we're, when we're looking at it that way, um, then what do you do with all these people, right? Your model is different. It's a freemium service model. Um, what do you do with all of them? And, uh, where's the value coming in that network? And Of course, then it merges into this attention value network where, you know, it's now about, you know, people, uh, you know, being able to, um, bring their brands and products, uh, in the, in the, um, in the bird's eye view of these people on this network, you know, which again could be a lot of people. Now the data and the information and, uh, you know, the value they bring to the platform, you know, what they— what products they like, what services they like to buy, what music they like to listen to, so on and so forth. Uh, not that it is a collection of data in that sense, but that this is just a natural, uh, situation of what happens We have a lot of people in one place, right? That's why events like the Super Bowl, you know, you get a lot of advertising during that Super Bowl, even though those companies have absolutely nothing to do with football, right? And so this happens no matter what. Now in a world where most people are receiving this tech check, this universal basic income from this network, then you're gonna have, you know, many of them that, you know, are gonna be able to see these different product service promotion. And through our cryptocurrency, it can all actually be used to purchase this advertising space, these links, this data, you know, where your product or services can be promoted and so on and so forth. So that's why this is just so, uh, you know, very interesting and important. Um, now in looking at our advertising network, and we'll just have to take a look at that, we just, uh, uh, we have been working on it and we've been turning it on and off, uh, so some of the reports, but we'll just give you an idea how it works and what it looks like. So, you know, how our ad network will look, it will look something like this. You will get a report like this. And in your report, you will basically see whatever you wish to promote through our network, right? Whether it be your advertising for your business or your company. And, you know, so these are just some of the services we were promoting. These are just some of the advertisements, offers, you know, referral programs, as it were, that we have been promoting through the network. Now, you know, because we've been turning this thing on and off, uh, trying to test it, trying to make sure it works, you know, we, we get different feedback and kickback. Um, but the idea behind this, you know, the kind of the proof of concept of what we're doing, Universal Basic Income Project, is when you scale this up, like, just think about scaling this up for a moment, and you scale this up to, uh, Let's say we have a population of 8 billion people, right? And the world goes the way in which I think it's going to go, where universal basic income in these networks, uh, most of the world is going to opt for receiving universal basic income. Well, in a population of 8 billion people, you do have to account for that. They're going to just be some people— most people are going to probably have some type of connectivity. You know, I believe we're really going to move into a world where over like 95% of the, uh, world is connected to the internet. You know, that's why we have, uh, the Starlink systems now, uh, where even in, um, remote areas, um, people are able to get internet access in the most remotest areas. If you're in Antarctica, you can probably get internet access now, right? So, um, You know, what we're going to be looking at, I think, is with mobile devices and so on and so forth, we're going to have all a world that is well over probably 95% connected to the internet or can be connected to the internet, right? Um, and so it'll be just about, uh, just about all those 8 billion people, you know, for the most part, are going to be connected to the internet. Now, with something like universal basic income that incentivizes them to join it, Uh, we could, we could predict and have this potential future where, uh, we can have most of the world in us. So we could, we could actually end up being, in theory, something like a Google. We can have most of the world on this network, right? And then of course, people with the cryptocurrency, uh, whether they're getting it through Universal Basic Income or whether they're buying it on exchanges or doing some offer or service and getting it through, uh, some transactional system, getting it through, uh, uh, trading it off for labor skills, like through our Task Workers Program, whatever the case may be. Uh, in that scenario, you could potentially have a good portion of the world on this network collecting universal basic income, sharing the value of this network. As crazy as that sounds, Uh, there's no reason to believe that with a lot of what we've heard and data we've gotten that that can't be a possible scenario. It incentivizes people to join. It resonates with mainstream people because what universal basic income tells people is that they are of value to the network. The ideology is predicated on that you deserve dignity and respect as a human being, that your basic needs are going to be met through society, um, no matter what you do or don't do. And I know a lot of people, um, I, you know, right now we see a lot of people do agree with it, but there are some people who are still a bit apprehensive to understanding that. And, uh, you know, that's, that's the course of another video. And a lot of research and information about why we need UBI or what are the moral parameters of it. Um, and so, uh, but let's, let's just keep following with the data we do have. And that's just like most people are going to opt for. Most people would accept it. Most people be all right with it. Then you're going to have this large potential advertising network with this cryptocurrency that you can use to post ads, that you can trade for advertisement on the network and create that new big ad network of value. And that is quite interesting. It is pretty much based on many of the models that exist, whether it be through Google or Facebook. And the only difference is that this time around you share in the value. So it's, It's, it's so many pros to it. You get valued by the network, get treated like a human being behind network. You get to grow the network value. It's very useful in that you get to promote your products, goods, or services on it. And so, uh, it is a network that would truly belong to the people, right? In that sense, and not like corporate overlords or something like that. And so that's why we believe the BitcoinNYK project is just has such great future. And although we've been kind of quiet as far as the market looks like, you know, it's been a lot of people buy the cryptocurrency, they hold it, not much really happens. I still kind of consider this, believe it or not, the beta stages, right? I still kind of, I still consider this kind of phase one stages, right? Where we're still trying to build up the network and the value. So I, you know, I think we still got a long way to go with that. But the potential of this could be another Bitcoin, an idea. And you know, and I, I hate to say this, but in so many ways when it comes to freedom and prosperity, I feel it could be so much bigger than Bitcoin, right? You know, in that sense, it is designed to be a Bitcoin fork, so it wouldn't exclude Bitcoin people. You know, the Bitcoin people just come in and get the cryptocurrency free and we still all be one. Big happy network. But when it comes to distribution, when it comes to something like Bitcoin, where Wall Street and big corporate firms could potentially own 10, 20, 30, 40% of Bitcoin, um, obviously the BitcoinNYK project is something totally different in that I think it would end up where the people would mostly, you know, own the BitcoinNYK network. At least that's what I believe would happen. It'd be a much better distribution system and the universal basic income. And so people would come first, and I think that that will resonate a lot with people wanting to be a part of this project. But that's all I want to say in this video. Tell me all what you think about something like this. Do you think people are incentivized to join cryptocurrency projects? And will they, you know, besides the speculation and just getting rich, will we find a real use case that's going to bring value to the people in use and so on and so forth. But that's all I want to say in this video. If you like content like this, don't forget to like, subscribe. Until next time, as always, take care.