Electroneum 2020! - Bitcoin MYK Ranked 4 Scot.Today Hex Coin

Welcome back to the channel. I hope you guys are ready for this new year of 2020. Um, been a little while since I did a little Electroneum video. I try to, uh, always stay close to Electroneum. Uh, was always one of my favorite projects. Um, and so, uh, not very long ago someone, uh, came in one of my threads and I was doing a top 20 cryptocurrency picks for 2020. And strangely enough, Electroneum wasn't in the list. So, you know, that's— how does something like that happen? How can I make a mistake like that? So I wanted to talk a little bit today about Electroneum, what I see in 2020 with Electroneum, and Um, you know, just some general revelations I've had in cryptocurrency, so I want to talk to you guys about it. So, uh, Electroneum, you know, I've always thought it was a great project. Um, Electroneum is one of these projects that if I sat down and I thought about a cryptocurrency, it would go something like Electroneum. Uh, and what do I mean by that? Well, I would sit down And I would look for the demand of who would need to use this. And I would probably come up with something like Electroneum came up with, which is going to developing nations and places where people actually use cryptocurrency, right? People, because of their failing financial structures, I probably wouldn't so much be looking at the West like Some projects do because, uh, you know, the reality of the situation is a lot of people steal, um, like, uh, things at the— they don't like to take responsibility, some people. Let's just put it like that way. What I mean, well, so if somebody loses money, if we lose money, we typically will just call up the bank and say, hey, I lost money, cut off my credit cards, do all that stuff, right? So, uh, if I go purchase something and it doesn't work out, uh, you know, uh, this has to be charged back, you know, um, I, I need to, um, you know, I need to get my money back, you know, put it back on my credit card, do it now. And, uh, you know, all these things that's happened in the West, a, a financial structure that, you know, is still pretty much intact, it makes it so, um, you know, my focus would be more on the direction electronics going. I think Electroneum's done probably as best a job as could be done, right, as far as a cryptocurrency project. They're professional, they go after partnerships, they look the part, they got a good approach, a lot of business there, a lot of, um, uh, well-connected people from, from different walks of life, and they just have all those elements, right? So what's the problem? And why didn't it make my 2020 list? So the, the revelation that I've come to is that in cryptocurrency, there may not be an exact correlation to the performance of a cryptocurrency price and what the project itself does, right? And so I think what my, uh, my 2020 top cryptocurrency pick video, I think it was more fixed on just price. And I look at Electroneum as just a great project that will see some gradual, uh, uh, price moves to the upside. But I just don't necessarily, uh, am able to correlate that with 2020. And the reason being is that, for the reason I just said, that it— in cryptocurrency Uh, it is kind of difficult now to just look at a great product that does everything right and, um, the value of it be rewarded in the same way it's put out value. I wish it was different. Uh, it should be different. Human beings are complicated people. Um, you know, they, uh, function on different emotions and different ideas, right? You know, for instance, I've always felt like Bitcoin, you know, didn't really have demand, that when people get up in the morning, they don't think about, hey, you know, how's my Bitcoin doing and where can I go shop and purchase things at with my Bitcoin? And it is the dominant cryptocurrency. It hasn't mass adopted yet, but it it has come a long way since a decade ago when it was launched. But the reality of the situation is that one of the revelations I came to is that cryptocurrency is driven highly by speculation, price performance, hype alone, right? And, uh, I don't feel that's going to change in the short term, right? So if you're not getting the prices, if you're not getting people excited you know, in that way, right, then, then it's gonna, it's gonna take some time for this. And will 2020 be the year of Electrum? I would like it to be, and it's possible it could be, but it's also possible with the state of affairs with cryptocurrency, you know, what's happening with Bitcoin all across the cryptocurrency space, that, uh, you know, we're coming into a different market sentiment, right? And many of the yesteryear days of, um, you know, where altcoins could overly perform, uh, you know, they just don't quite work like that anymore. Um, and, uh, so I'm just saying this because I think it's something we need to consider. And I'm especially saying this to the people I think who are sitting holding their bags of Electroneum and waiting on that day for it to go up. I do feel that Electroneum is going to be a quality cryptocurrency in the future, and it is going to bring value to the holders and users. But I just do not feel that we should ever look at Electroneum like, uh, you know, these situations like when we hear all these astronomical numbers like a $200,000 Bitcoin or a million-dollar Bitcoin. I don't think we should look at Electroneum in terms like that anymore, but I think we should look at it as just this revolutionary product that is gonna be a well-performing investment for people in the future. But just want to kind of, you know, present a scope of, you know, especially because I just feel like I just feel like this, and I'm going to tell you why I feel like this. Sometimes when people get these very, uh, these cryptocurrencies that are, uh, value-wise they look low on paper, right? You get cryptocurrencies for fractions of a cent, right? It is quite easy to then just move to, oh, okay, well, it's going to be easy for it to make a move to the, to the up, upwards, um, upwards. There's got to be a fast move in this and that, right? That doesn't have to happen. Uh, cryptocurrencies that are for fractions of a pennies have, uh, you know, went to almost zero, and they've been able to go further down to the point they couldn't even trade on normal exchanges. So, um, you know, all these things can happen, so we should be mindful of that. But I will say this though, even though we haven't done a good job in cryptocurrency of rewarding, uh, projects that make the best sense, you know, not only does it show that the psychology in cryptocurrency and what we look at fundamentally doesn't always really matter. Um, but, uh, you know, that we should, uh, you know, look at it as something that, uh, will in a natural way develop right over time, and it will come into its own when it's, when it's time, right? And this really no— excuse me, guys— there's really no timeframe for that I could come up with. But I can say that it is possible that Electroneum can have some good moves in 2020. Am I looking forward to do anything phenomenal? I don't know, guys. I think this kind of thing could take time. I'm looking at Electroneum now as building up a structure that's probably over a 5-year span, right? And so 2020, may or may not be that, uh, the sentiment in cryptocurrency has changed. You know, altcoins aren't, uh, you know, it's been a lot of, um, uh, reality coming to cryptocurrency, especially with certain— how certain altcoins work, right? Um, and so the business relationships that Electroneum are forming and what they've been quite well at, I think that they're going to have to, uh Just keep that up and I think that will pay off. But for 2020, I'm looking at this as a probably longer-term project than that. And some of the cryptocurrencies I did pick for 2020, I, you know, there are elements to it, as I'll explain a little later in the video, why they might perform, uh, in certain aspects and price-wise. Electroneum, and some of that has to do with just marketing, and some of it has to do with just hype and just the design of certain projects itself. But we're gonna, uh, talk a little bit about that later. Uh, have been hearing something about these updates to the, uh, instant payment processor, and I don't know a whole lot of details about that, but that is quite interesting. And of course, if Electroneum can get these things in, uh, used by vendors, um, in developing nations where I think Electroneum would just make a tremendous amount of sense for them as Electroneum is doing. Uh, you know, you know, like I said, guys, if there was a direct correlation between a good project and price, um, you know, Electroneum would be a top 10 cryptocurrency. But humans are strange, we're crazy. We don't do things that make sense. And, uh, that's why I believe a lot of people haven't jumped on Electroneum. I can see no other reasons why they haven't, but whatever the reasons are, it is the state of affairs for Electroneum right now. And, um, maybe something happens with it, maybe something doesn't, but I wouldn't just sit there and, uh, wait for like big spikes in Electroneum. Like, I think the idea and the notion that I've kind of got from some of the community. And I only say that because there is this pull to pick up cryptocurrencies for fractions of pennies and just wait for them to just go to tremendous levels, right? That possibly could happen. Theoretically, it's possible. But, uh, I don't think that we should look at Electroneum as that, right? I think we should look at Electroneum as a real, legitimate, well-connected project that's going to perform in line similar to what you might get with, uh, well put together organized companies that trade stocks and such. And they have, uh, good returns, but these are reasonable returns, and there is a reasonable amount of, um, time that it takes to build these businesses, right? So that's what I want to say to the electronic community today and the family. Uh, you know, also want to just, um, let you know that I just find the mobile simulated miner, a lot of people think it's just some game or something to that effect. That is not real mining, simulated mining, and so on and so forth. And that may be the case to a great degree in many things of what they're saying, but I can tell you that the state of mining is turning and there are many reasons for this. And we're finding that in mining that there are some problems with the decentralization of networks. A lot of what's happened in mining is centralizing the entire concept of mining, right? You know, we now have to connect to pools and trust the pool to distribute to us and through them. And, you know, we have the locations of the miners and a lot of what happens to it makes it quite centralized. So it takes out many of the elements of mining, as well as being very harmful to the environment, quite wasteful, right? So simulated mining, even though it seems gamified, I do feel like, you know, ideas like that are going to be paramount in the future of how we deal with cryptocurrencies, and we're going to see a lot change through mining. And simulated mining in that idea can do a lot because it still fulfills functions to a great degree of distributing cryptocurrency across the network, which decentralizes it further, right? It's a decentralization of wealth, um, and that's very important. The amount of cryptocurrency you own is also, uh, very much tied to the, the control of the network, right? So that's very important. But, um, you know, it's also, um just that it doesn't waste all these resources, right? And you don't have to be a person who's, uh, uh, has a high technical aptitude to operate, you know, these things. And all of that is, is, is great. So, uh, you know, it's inspired me to create Simulated Mining Bitcoin MYK that is doing phenomenal right now. It's doing greater than my expectations, which uses some of those ideas of simulated mining. Without the, uh, discards all the negative parts of it. And, uh, it's, um, you know, uh, basically, uh, a very interesting, uh, program. Um, and so, uh, definitely if you're into mobile mining, you're doing some of the Electrum shit, check that out. BitcoinNYK Miners, right? Uh, find out how you can get them, how you can get our cryptocurrency, and so on and so forth. But I want to move on now to the Hexcoin project and talk a little bit about that and what's going to happen with it in 2020. So Hexcoin, what's new in the Hexcoin project? So I haven't been on the Twitter feed lately with Richard Heart, try to figure out some of the latest stuff that's been happening. But what I did was able to do was catch his last most recent interview, uh, with the Old Bites channel, uh, on YouTube, I believe. And, uh, right, you know, I think at this point, as this project goes on, uh, on and on, that we're finding that— or maybe it's becoming a little bit more acceptable that even though this looks scammy, it's probably not a scam, right? Maybe a high-risk investment to some, but not a scam, right? And a large part of that is Richard Hart's done a very good job of, you know, being present. He doesn't run away from questioning. He's doing interviews all the time. He's always out there on the scene. And that is what I would think would be a great idea for him to be doing. You know, if your project is legitimate, you know, you face the, you face the audience and you help them understand, you know, why it is a legit project and the philosophy behind maybe why you do some of the things you do. So of course, by this point in time, many of you understand the Hex coin project, and I just got done talking about Electroneum, obviously. But I think it's all very important to kind of meld together because with the Hex coin project, um, as I came into my revelation of great cryptocurrency projects in relation to price, where the community doesn't reward great projects because psychologically I think we disconnect from, um, you know, what's going on cryptocurrency with a lot of hype and just a lot of the scams. And, you know, many of the things we've been to, I think it's kind of scarred us in a sense. And, uh, you know, a lot of us, you know, truthfully so, have been driven by nothing but money. A lot of the development in cryptocurrency that's going on, although there are quite a bit of development in cryptocurrency and people in that area, but there's always been this drive and push for price and money, hasn't it? You know, and that's maybe just part of human condition. And that's what happens. In short, the HEX project understands all of the psychology that goes into why we trade cryptocurrency. Many of us, not all, but, you know, many of us. And we can, you know, see this from the, from the, uh, top 10 cryptocurrencies, what people choose. And, and, and, um, you know, many of the projects that are in the top 10, if you really take a look at them, they're not applications, you know, they're not really going out there to, to, to really change the world a lot, but they, uh, are basically these, uh, financial instruments where they be using some type of payment or They just be used as a store of value and people just speculate on that, hoping it goes up. But in the day-to-day uses of people, you know, if you were to walk up to a person on the street and go, hey, have you used this cryptocurrency, one of these top 10 cryptocurrencies, they probably say no, right? So, you know, Richard Heart was able to deduce that the store of value aspect of cryptocurrency, it being gold, is, is one of the most lucrative, valuable uses of cryptocurrency. And so he designed the Hex coin project keeping all that in mind. Uh, and Richard Hart is very intelligent, and, um, you know, he's been able to really go deep into these things. And, you know, some people, I think, at a very surface level look at Richard Hart and, uh, they don't really quite understand his message. And so many of, you know, went on to say, well, it wouldn't work, or they're staying away from it, or some to that degree. Um, but what has been the case is we've been able to see that, uh, there are certain cryptocurrencies that stay in the top 10, do the most volume, make the most money. They're all related around the store of value idea, where they're not really doing a whole lot, but they're you know, uh, basically, um, uh, uh, you know, being kind of held as an asset, right? But people aren't using them, right? So they're all kind of trying to be this gold type thing, right? People want to go up high and they want to make money. Well, what the Heshcoin project did was just cut straight to the chase, you know. Is, you know, if Bridger Heart was basically saying, if that's all we want to do, if we're going to only, uh, put all our value of money in projects that you know, just kind of sit there and they just go up and up, uh, you know, in price and, and this, that, and the other, that then why don't you just make something specifically that does that and you, you, you tailor it to that, uh, and to run at its most efficient optimal level? And of course that same things like that, if you take something like Bitcoin, uh, what if you had a store value like Bitcoin but it was also— it was designed to be a better store value but then at the same time it paid you interest, right? So it's a programmable, this programmable interest, right, that comes through the store of value. So in other words, imagine holding Bitcoin, and not only that, you're, you know, by holding Bitcoin, are you expecting appreciation of it, but you're getting more Bitcoin, right? So Richard Hart figured this all out. He created this project, and it's been a hot topic and quite interesting. But, you know, with the controversy around it and what it's designed to be and do, Uh, you know, for 2020, uh, looking at the nature of cryptocurrency and how it runs, um, you know, it is quite clear to me that this is probably going to do well for those reasons. And, uh, um, you know, Hexcoin really doesn't have a use case at all. Same, same like how I look at Bitcoin, you know, right? But that doesn't stop these cryptocurrencies from performing quite well. So it's caused me to rethink a lot about, you know, what I see as going to be really breakout as far as price is concerned right now. I do believe the silver lining is in the end, the usable things, right, the well-structured and built things, even though they may take time, they do come and they do, uh, usually win out and do well in the end. But that can take time, and that is something that it's undeterminable to know at this point in time how long those things may take. And so in conclusion, I want to talk about our project BitcoinMYK and how it broke top 4 on the Steam Major Marketplace today, something we're quite proud of. And we're just such an interesting project. I've been having a lot of fun with building, creating, and trying to bring it to you guys, trying to bring the most value to cryptocurrency as possible. Okay, we're over here on the Steam Engine Marketplace, and, uh, before I, I start talking about Bitcoin and YK today, I, I did leave something out, uh, um, something out about the Heshcoin project, and I, I, I meant to speak about this, and that is that, um, uh, when I was watching part of this interview with Richard Heart and, um, the, the Old Bites channel The Pyrohex project came up, and if you don't know what that is, that is where now Hexcoin has gotten another use case, which is great to a great degree. I'm actually kind of a little bit— I'm glad to see Hexcoin get more, to see it get more, um, just obviously because what that does is that That's great for the investors. It gives it more uses. People have more of a demand for it. So, uh, Pyra Hex is basically like a contract game where you place your Hex coins in. And, um, you know, it might sound familiar because, um, this is pretty much the same as these Proof of Weak Hands games and uh, FOMO 3D, and you know, just all of the, you know, all of these, uh, these games. Now this type of thing could be quite popular for HEX. It could drive demand for the price of HEX, and that could be somewhat a good thing because, uh, HEX right now, as most of it's going to be staked, it's probably not going to be a lot going on with HEX for until about a year from now. And so what you're going to have is all through 2020 probably not a lot of activity until it gets closer to that payday date where all these stakes, uh, stake HEX come, come unleashed, right? Um, and in that way, I think it's great to have uses for HEX, give us something to do so people aren't just kind of sitting there or the hype's dying down or something to that degree, something you don't want to happen with a project that, uh, I think is going to depend a lot on marketing and people getting involved, right? But I'm a little bit divided about the Pyrohex thing because, uh, you know, I have tried some of those games in the past and I didn't lose any money, which was a good thing. But my concern for them is that I think I broke even. So how they work is 10% goes in, uh, you lose 10%, I'm sorry, when you first enter into the contracts, and then when you try to take out, you lose another 10%. So you're 20% down. before you even get started. So you got to go over 20% to be profitable. Now these things move fast and you're probably going to be able to do that. It might be possible, right? But at some point what happens generally with these projects, if we look at really the history of these games, we don't hear much about them anymore because somebody, I'm pretty sure, gets left holding the bag. That's what it seems to be. So, you know, just having a continuation of those type games and we already know the outcome of what's going to happen. It's kind of like hot potato. Um, it's kind of a little bit concerning for me for HEX. Like, I don't— I, I'm— I won't be participating in the, in the Pirate HEX platform. Um, but you know, I, I understand. Like, um, you know, even like we have a lot of these gambling sites in cryptocurrency, right? And you know, if people want to go over there and they want to put their money on a casino and gambling, but that, that's perfectly fine. We've lived off cryptocurrencies forever. You know, in fact, we've had, uh, people raise lots of money and, uh, pretty much just go on to their main apps to just kind of go on to be gambling, uh, uh, applications. And so there's nothing wrong with entertainment and people doing that, but, um, you know, to me as an investor, I probably wouldn't see that as a great situation. And so in that way, I like to remind people who use HEX or in HEX to check out the BitcoinNYK project. It has these simulated miners that we just talked about in this video a little bit earlier. We were addressing the Electroneum community, and, uh, well, I just think it's a, uh, just a more sound way to use your HEX than these Ethereum contract games, uh, or these type contracts. Just my opinion. And I'm not saying don't use them for fun or entertainment because it could very well be good for the HEX project. And I hold HEX tokens. So I want the value to go up if possible. But just something to think about that, you know, there are other options for your HEX coins because I hear people talking a lot about these, uh, you know, these type situations with the contract games. But just keep in mind there's some other things. I like the BitcoinNYK project, which broke the top, uh, number 4. On, um, the Steam Engine Marketplace, right? Um, and so let me just explain that really, really quick. Um, so the Steam Engine Marketplace, this I believe to be just the whole Steam blockchain is to me an architectural marvel. You know, it is starting to draw a lot of Ethereum developers over to it because it's so easy to build on and the interfaces are so, so much delight to use. I've tried other, you know, cryptocurrencies, even Ethereum, just very complicated to use and just something I don't enjoy using. But I have to use it because many of the cryptocurrencies I'm interested in are on Ethereum, right? And the reputation of Ethereum and the legacy of Ethereum and the network of Ethereum has proven robust. But when it comes to the user experience, it is a dreadful user experience. With Steam, it is like comparing beer to wine or something, you know, you know, or something like that, right? Uh, it's just very, very easy to use. And, uh, you know, despite many of the problems and the confusion with SteamEd, the social network being congruent, or, or, you know, or, or, uh, people believing was the Steam blockchain, Steam is just one application that runs on Steam. But what we found is Steam has created its own version of what you might get with an ERC-20 token. You can create these tokens on Steam, and the BitcoinNYK project is basically a Bitcoin sidechain deflation token. Now, what is so great about BitcoinNYK and why it's been able to do so, so many great things over the, over the last several months? It's broken over 12,000 users. It's now, uh, trading number, uh, um, it broke number 4 today. It's dropped the spot to number 5, but it broke number 4 today, uh, on, on the Steam Engine Exchange, which is the exchange for these tokens, right? And, um, you know, they're going to be— these tokens are going to be able to trade on major exchanges, we believe, sometime in the future, uh, what's, uh, what's happening with the implementation of on Steam blockchain. Um, so many of the major exchanges Steam trades on, you will probably start seeing some of these tokens at some point in the future on these large major exchanges. And Bitcoin MYK is one of those, uh, cryptocurrencies we believe is poised to do that. But what's so unique about it, the deflation model, is that it's very reminiscent to the BOMB token. It deflates or burns tokens on each transaction at a 1-to-1 ratio. And what that's doing is it's creating this scarcity model that is even more deflationary than Bitcoin in many aspects. And it's allowing people to, to basically really see their value in a project, right? As the network builds, they're able to acquire more and more tokens. And as the tokens get less and less, of course, they will have more. And then you'll have the scarcity kick in. But besides that, the Bitcoin MYK project allows Bitcoin holders to get the tokens free and transact them on this great blockchain that has no transaction fees, and it, uh, it moves very fast, right? So you talk about free and fast, something that is just undeniable and unbeatable in cryptocurrency, and the convenience and a very user— a very friendly user interface. As I was talking about in the last video, how the the, uh, the Steam blockchain using the BitcoinNYK token. You don't have to worry about those long alphanumeric keys. Your username, which is a standard username, is your account, right? And you can pick a password. Uh, now it does have the long keys as such, but you can use a browser, uh, wallet, uh, like the Steam Keychain wallet, and you're able to use those various things. Also, along the Steam blockchain, as many people know, you use a user ID name Uh, it could be as simple as 5 digits. So this is all just, um, great. We're very proud of what's happening with BitcoinMYK. I want to just show y'all one more thing before I get out of here. Okay, so we're over on the BitcoinMYK site and we're looking at the simulated miners we have here. And this is, um, quite interesting because, you know, as I have been talking about this through the video, um, Simulated mining, I believe, is underrated, right? Of what the future's gonna be like for this type thing. You know, I really do think we're gonna go into a more consensus election model type situation, which is kind of what's combined here with our mining situation, where we're not gonna waste a lot of energy unnecessarily, where we're gonna be able to have this distribution over a network, through the simulation of these mining. Um, and so what BitcoinNYK does, it sells these simulated miners and distributes tokens across the network where the— there's a random algorithm that selects miners to win the block reward, similar to what you get in proof of stake, right? Um, but it's all simulated, right? So you don't have to know anything about mining or anything like that. Now, Electroneum has the mobile miners and it has a similar idea to this. And, uh, as you can see here on the site, we actually take Electroneum to, to get some of these miners. But in addition to that, you can earn our cryptocurrency and you can buy them free just by going to our site, participating. And it has been performing very, very well over on the Steam Engine Marketplace. The accounts have been growing. You The website traffic is up, and there's just a lot of things going on with the Bitcoin NYK project that we have a long video series of it. So make sure you subscribe to the channel and check it out because, you know, I can't explain it all in this video, obviously. But not only can you get them with Electroneum, you can get them with HEX. So we talk about use cases, we're talking about maybe the price of Electroneum may be stagnant this year or something, or maybe it may not be. You might be able to purchase some of our miners with Electroneum, then maybe earn some more money with Bitcoin MYK tokens, sell those for Electroneum, right? You can do the same thing for HEX. You're able to purchase, which is a steal, only 10,000 HEX can get you a miner, right? As opposed to 10,000 Electroneum and as opposed to 10,000 STEEM. So it's a lot of little arbitrage situations going on between these, uh, these, uh, coins here, right? Um, but this provides, um, a use case for HEX. Uh, it can help to, um, basically build up your portfolios of both of these tokens. And at the same time, uh, you can just join our network, use BitcoinMYK to gain even more. And, uh, we— because of the deflationary methods with BitcoinMYK, as we've looked at cryptocurrency, we've come to certain revelations about it. We've also found that inflation is one of the major issues with our cryptocurrencies. This is why we can't make any money, because inflation rates are so high in many of our cryptocurrency projects. We're unable to make money because people are now dumping on our heads, right? There's electricity costs, you know, all these things are happening. There's just an oversupply of tokens, coins, and so it makes it quite difficult. Bitcoin MYK gets all of that out because what it does, it burns on a ratio of 1 to 1 every time you do a transaction. It's getting less and less tokens, right? So a lot of that inflation is being eaten up. It's being eaten up, and, um, it's going to go like this. We're going to burn up between 95 to 97% of our entire supply, and we're just at the start of this, right? We've so far only burned about 1%. So this is the ideal time to try something like this, and you can try it absolutely free. We'd love to have you guys come over. You know, we want to provide value to the cryptocurrency community. Uh, I think 2020 is going to be quite the interesting year. I think it's going to be some ups and downs through it, but I do think some of us haven't really looked at cryptocurrency in a deep enough lens and seeing some of the things we need to be careful of. But I think BitcoinMYK does a well job of, you know, throughout the experience I've gained over the years in cryptocurrency, I tried to put together a product that addressed many of the problems and issues that keep us from making money, that keep the networks from growing and keep our— keeping us from having the proper value in the communities. And so I think we've been able to put together something that answers a lot of those problems. Although not perfect, I think it's going to do a great job of making a lot of people want to be a part of it. And I can tell you this, that the people who do participate and join, they love BitcoinNYK, and I don't think they're ever going to leave it once you— once they get involved. And once you get involved, I think it's going to be quite the similar thing. But that's all I want to say in this video, guys. I hope you have a great 2020. Don't forget to like and subscribe if you like the videos. Don't forget to join BitcoinNYK.com. Try a different approach to cryptocurrency. You'll be glad you did once you give this a shot. But that's all I want to say in this video. If you like content like this, don't forget to like and subscribe. And until next time, take care.