Xen Crypto May Launch Blockchain This Weekend?

Jack Levin claims XEN blockchain could launch in a single weekend, contrasting with PulseChain's repeated delays. A dedicated XEN layer-1 chain would reduce Ethereum fees and let developers build on it, while BitcoinNYK users could swap free tokens for Zen.
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Welcome back to the channel. Hope you all are having a great day. So first things first, let's talk about, uh, when you come on the channel, first thing you want to do is subscribe so you don't miss upcoming important information in cryptocurrency, in the Zen project. Next, if if you'd be so kind, like the video. Why do you wanna like the video? If you like the video, these videos get pushed to the, the top of the YouTube algorithm, which basically means that the billion plus users that frequent YouTube per day, that means that they get to see this content, which is what we want in the Xan community. growing the network that equals more value for everybody. So those are some of the reasons you want to do that. You'll see a little bell notification at the top. Make sure you hit that. That lets you know the new source material that has become available. Okay, so good to do that, not just on my videos, but the entire Zen community, right? That's what we want. We want Zen videos all over YouTube so people are aware of what's going on. Now that we got that out of the way, let's talk about today's video. And it's a very interesting video based on some of the, uh, earlier interviews with Jack Levin, right? And some of the more recent ones, right? Uh, rather, uh, that talks about what it would take for the Zen crypto project to, um, to basically, uh, launch its own blockchain. Also, real quick, just want to put out here, uh, we're on the BitcoinNYK site. This is the first proof of participation model that I came across in cryptocurrency. It was launched about now almost 5 years ago, um, and it's generally just like social media material. If you can use social media You earn cryptocurrency right through the site. One of the most easy, comprehensible ways for new people to be able to grow cryptocurrency, to create it, to mint it, uh, on our site. And, uh, um, that's what makes it so great. I think it is more comprehensible to anybody, even your grandmother, right? So these are the type of projects we're looking for. It's also free. So bring yourself, leave your pocketbook at home. Uh, it was, uh, one of the first to arrive ideas of proof of participation, like what we're getting with XAND right now. So all very important stuff, right? So make sure you check us out today. We'll try to leave a link in the description. Join, support the cause, support all free cryptocurrencies, because that's going to help us get rid of scammers. It's going to help with fair launches and so on and so forth. Um, So now let's talk about what Jack Levin had to say about Zen and being a first layer product. So, um, this is very interesting because, uh, Jack Levin talks about in some of his latest videos, he, he actually talks about, um he could launch the XIN blockchain in a weekend. Now I want you all to think a little bit about that. Think about a few things with that. So many of you have come out of the Hex community, right? That's where many of you all, uh, came from. And, um, you know that going on, what, 2, 3 years now, uh, PulseChain hasn't launched yet, right? And so the reason that this is very surprising to many of us is that many of us are led to believe that technology, uh, is so hard and so difficult. Uh, excuse me, guys, about those, uh, I didn't turn off my notifications. I gotta remember that. But Many of us are under the, the belief that technology is so hard and code is so hard and so on and so forth. And depending on what you're doing, that is true. I've dabbled with it a little bit, very hard stuff, uh, in some cases, but, uh, to the point that it's taken years and years and years and billions upon billions of dollars to, uh, launch the PulseChain. It hasn't launched yet, and many of us A lot of information going around, you know, when you believe whatever part of it you want. But, uh, some people aren't very happy with it and they're wondering what's happening. So let's look at the reality of the situation. So Jack Levin is saying that, uh, and many developers know this, this is true, that you could just take source code of blockchains, launch a blockchain probably in the same day. You know, uh, just about, uh, with testing and everything, you can probably go live in the weekend like Jack Levin saying. That's very true. Now, uh, you can use that source code, create your own chain and be up and running. Uh, the Zen community could have its own blockchain, would give the Zen cryptocurrency its own value, right? A use case. People can build on top of this blockchain. They can create their own cryptocurrencies on it. And bring, uh, value, infinite value to Zen, right? And seeing where Zen starts free, goes from free to something, right, to games, to value, seems it would make sense, right? Seems like that's probably just on the roadmap, or should be. And Jack Levin's more and more talking about it. I think he fully sees the community wants this. And it's probably ideal for him to go in the direction the community wants, which he will do, I'm sure. And it will go down just like Jack's saying, where he can launch this thing within a weekend. And it will probably jump off like that. He's been pretty much on track with everything else he's done, from the Zen project to the ZenFTs. Everything has launched without delay, has worked, uh, fairly well. And there hasn't been any problems there, right? So, uh, you know, when I'm speaking about this, I'm— a lot of this is directed to the HEX community because a lot of people know about XEN, part of XEN are Hexagons, right? But one thing I think people should keep in mind, if they find this unbelievable or they already knew this and was already saying that this is how things should have probably worked with the HEX community, PulseChain and such, is that Richard Heart has always been in the mindset of under-promise and over-deliver. Excuse me again, guys. I'm sorry about that. Please bear with me. But he's been in that mindset. And that basically means that even if Richard Heart can do something fairly easy, he's going to kind of put up the face of where it's difficult and it was just hard to get it. Uh, it's kind of like the housewife that goes in the kitchen and she, uh, bakes an instant cake. She acts like she makes it from scratch. She takes some flour, dabs it on her face, and she's done it in 30 minutes, and she acts like it's taking her several hours, right? So this is kind of that idea of under-promise and over-deliver, right? Um, so the other thing is, just in comparison, just reference points. When we think about something like, um, uh, um, uh, when we, when we, we think about the reasons PulseChain hasn't launched, trying to do this world's biggest airdrop, uh, trying to give out these free cryptocurrencies and such, and that's supposed to make the Pulse product unique and so valuable. I think many of us realize in reality that giving people a bunch of free cryptocurrencies without the development teams on your chain, uh, can quickly equal worthless tokens, right? It's not saying that these teams are going to come over there and participate at all in these cryptocurrencies, you know. Uh, what's probably more reliable is that Hexicans are gonna trade HEX and move the HEX value and liquidity without the higher fees that they're getting on Ethereum, because I do believe most people who trade HEX will be there trading most of their HEX there. Um, that maybe some of the Richard Heart tokens will have pretty, you know, okay volume or such, but all these other cryptocurrencies are probably like worthless to exist on PulseChain, right? You know, for the most part. And that's not to discourage people who are trying to launch their own projects on PulseChain, but the reality of the situation is that these, these big free airdrops, as it were, uh, probably just, uh, a waste of time. If that's what's held up the train and lost people and probably lost value and such, it's probably not a good idea. Now, I do agree with if Richard Heart is awaiting to launch, uh, Pulse, uh, during a bull market when everybody's doing good, when you, you just put your money just about any cryptocurrency, get good returns. If that's the idea, I don't really see a good point in that though, because if the entire cryptocurrency market is doing good and so much opportunity, uh, then, uh, you know, you don't so much need PulseChain, do you? I think the idea of PulseChain is— or the good idea I would think would be for it to perform good when nobody else is doing it, so it can shine on the other cryptocurrencies and more people come in and say, oh, this is the cryptocurrency we need to be in, and maybe we don't need to be in those other cryptocurrencies. Just how my mind thinking about it. If everybody's doing good, then every coin is good, right, so to speak. And that was the confusion in the early ICO days when people didn't really know the good projects from the bad projects. So that would be like PulseChain saying, uh, we're not really a good project, but we're just gonna float in here and ride on the coattails of everybody else doing good. So I don't know about that, but you guys can give me your opinions of that. Uh, I also think projects that are being built on XEN, uh, With a free cryptocurrency like Zen, having more development, more projects built around the Zen cryptocurrency makes a lot of sense, would be ideal for Zen. And I think it only puts more value back into Zen, right? I think being free on Ethereum, uh, with the low liquidity it has now, yeah, it's gonna probably be harder to substantiate the value of Zen, right? Probably gonna be a little hard to get more people in Zen. But if it has its own blockchain and the, uh, the, the conversation quickly becomes, oh, it's valuable because Zen is a project that takes the load off Ethereum, it's an easy onboarding cryptocurrency for new people, it allows them to get it for free, it's fun in that novelty. So a lot of people come in just to mint it, you know, and say, oh, I got this free cryptocurrency that could be worth a lot. One day without the high fees and the headache that they get with the chains like Ethereum and such. That makes a lot of sense. Uh, also the good news is I think the first proof of participation coin, something like Bitcoin NYK, that would— that supports all free cryptocurrencies— would be more than happy to have a presence there. As you can see, uh, the Bitcoin NYK project already off to the races, already pretty well established, already in sync with ideas like XIN, uh, I think would only add more value existing on the XIN blockchain. There's going to be other projects that, uh, and the developers exist on XIN on their own chain that's going to help further substantiate the values in. Those are things to think about, and the idea what we get with Haskins and Pulse of the under-promise over-deliver kind of smoke and mirrors. So that's very interesting. It's very exciting to know that we're going to get this Zen first layer change, and it's probably going to be sooner than we think, right? It's probably going to be a lot sooner than we think. And so I'm excited to see, you know, what that's going to look look like. So before I get out of here, guys, as you can see, a lot, a lot of people in our, uh, have BitcoinNYK wallets. We, uh, estimate, um, and, you know, we, we came up with this idea of BitcoinNYK like 5 years ago. We've been on multiple chains now for years, uh, keeping the same value of BitcoinNYK but being able to transfer from blockchain to blockchain. And this has existed for years, so it's not a copy of Zen. I would think that Zen is a copy of it, but free cryptocurrencies, we're fine with that. This is nothing like the situation we got with HEX and the Zen community where Richard Heart has repeatedly attacked the Zen community. There is a lot of harmony and unity with the core value of Bitcoin and YKN Zen, in my belief. So no Not that at all. We're, we're, we're, we, if you get Bitcoin MYK and sell it for Zen, in fact, we think that's a good idea. Get Bitcoin MYK free, sell it for thousands or millions of Zen. And that makes a lot of sense. I think I'm going to do an upcoming video about sell Bitcoin MYK and buy Zen for free, right? I think that's a good idea. I think these projects can work very well in that, in that manner. Um, but that's all I think I want to say in this video. Join BitcoinMYK today. Uh, tell me what you think about Zen having its own blockchain. Uh, this can happen in a weekend. This can, um, probably be launched as early as next week. All, uh, Jack Levin has to do is make the decision to do that, and I think he is gonna make the decision to do that. I think an idea Jack would have liked to have seen Zen market cap get up pretty good and then go to that conversation about, okay, it's doing so well on Ethereum and such, now let's move it to our own chain. But I think this might be one of those projects where it makes more sense to launch the chain, uh, go ahead and launch it as its own blockchain first. Uh, then you have a situation like Polygon, you have a situation like Binance Chain, and I think that'll grow the value quicker And I do think people will be willing to mine. If some people say people won't be able to willing to mine it for free, but let's take a step back and let's, let's think about a few things because I heard some content creators say that. But there have been many projects where people mine the coin and they mined it and it's not even profitable to— and the reason they do that is because they have so much faith in that product that they see that, uh, in the near future is probably going to be worth 100 times, 1,000 times, 10,000 times that. I think one project like that— again, excuse me guys, I do apologize— but I think one project like that was Electroneum, right? Uh, and, uh, I don't hear much about it now, but it did work for a long time. And I think it could work for XEN a long time, long enough for XEN to get into a situation where, um, people are in and it becomes a great more useful valuable taking a load off of Ethereum fees and, and so on, right? But that's all I want to say in this video, guys. If you like content like this, don't forget to like, subscribe. Don't forget to join BitcoinMYK. Join it, get the free cryptocurrency. Sell it on exchange, go buy a ton of Zen, because at this point in time it's not very profitable to mint Zen, right? It's getting to the point where, uh, it's gonna cost you more to mint Zen than the value of Zen, at least in the initial stages. And in some cases it might just be more, uh, uh, you know, uh, make more practical to just buy Zen. That's not financial advice, uh, I'm all for free cryptocurrency, not spending your money, but if it just makes more sense, you might want to, you know, consider, consider all these factors. But that's all I want to say in this video. Until next time, as always, take care of yourselves and each other.
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