Xen Crypto - Pulse Duped By A.I.?/Jack Levin Scam?

Welcome back to the channel, guys. It's going to be an interesting video today. Um, we're talking about, is the Pulse community, the, the HEX community, all right, are these, are these guys influenced by artificial intelligence? Uh, it's kind of funny you think about it that way. And, uh, this isn't going to be me, you know, saying anything dragging down the Post. And, and we're not just, not just gonna talk about Post, but we're gonna talk about also some, some allegations that Jack Levin might be, you know, kind of a lot of the XEN community. And, uh, he's kind of, in a sense, for lack of a better word, a scam artist in a way, right? And, uh, this is something that, uh, gets, uh, you know, passed around. This is like a rite of passage in crypto to, to be part of scam projects, to be the scam artist. And everybody's had their fair share of this. Uh, in the future, uh, the project I'm involved in, it will not escape this as Well, we're going to address our critics and, you know, have full disclosure on that and talk about, you know, our rite of passage that, hey, you know, maybe we've made it too. We've got people that have had some issues with our project. So, so all very interesting stuff. So let's get into it a little bit and we'll explain a little bit why, why we're talking about this. For those of you all who don't know, um, the project I'm involved with, BitcoinMYK, um, it's a product that's introduced the Citizens Dividend, and it's very similar to the XIN, uh, in a way. It's kind of like the reverse of XIN, but the thing is, uh, right, it's not a copycat of XIN. It actually, uh, existed using something called the Proof of participation model, uh, years ahead of Zen, right? So it's been around and we've been working on the technology and capabilities of it and, uh, trying to bring one of the most important projects to cryptocurrency, uh, I can think of, maybe even in human history. And I'm not just saying that, uh, there are some, uh, reasons we believe that, but we'll talk about all that in the video. Let's talk about this concept of the artificial intelligence, uh, in the post-community, etc., was happening. Uh, with our project BitcoinNYK, our prediction was that artificial intelligence, uh, there will soon be, uh, not many, uh, jobs and acts of creativity, uh, actions, whether it be music, cinema, there won't be many jobs left that a robot can't do, an AI can't do, and in some cases do better than a human, right? And many of us are already seeing the signs of that. So it's very interesting when you think of concepts like that where, you know, people could be displaced by work and jobs, etc. But what happens when it enters? And I guess we can kind of put this under creativity, but what happens when this enters into the social arena, right? Where now the people we trust and the people we follow due to their personality, what we believe to be their hard work and brain power and activities. What happens when those people aren't people we can relate to, but just a consortium of algorithms? Does it change your perception of things? I think the answer is yes. And the reason I'm saying that is because talking about laws being passed where content influencers and creators online will need to disclose that these are artificial intelligence generated, these are AI systems, one of the popular ChatGPT and so on. So I believe the post-content creator, because I don't really follow these guys, I'm one of the original Hex guys. I was talking about Hex in 2018. And no, I don't have the views or popularity, nor am I an AI system, but I'm gonna tell you guys some secrets about YouTube, right? And a lot of reasons I don't have the viewership like many of you all think, right? Uh, right. And why, and why I'm not looking for it exactly, and why there are people who are working hard and I respect them And, and all their success is well due and should be credited to them. They've worked hard and they spend hours a day, uh, editing videos, trying to get out content, good content for y'all to watch. And they— so they deserve all of the, the, the accolades they get, the value they get, etc., the, the support they get, right? And with us, we want to bring something very important to the world, but we want this to be, uh, something we all together, brought to the world, not relying solely on the work of others, bringing it to everyone. And, uh, and at the same time, and not creating a situation for me where I'm yet overburdened with, uh, yet another job, something I didn't want, right? Uh, because we get people coming on YouTube, uh, we— I've seen people come on YouTube, invest tens of thousands of dollars in camera equipment and technology and don't even get 100 subscribers, right? Whereas you look at me, I use the most basic raw technology. None of my videos are edited or scripted. It's raw off the cuff. Uh, you're hearing me as I'm speaking. It's going to be one take and that's going to be it. And so if I don't get a lot of viewership, I, uh, and if my message isn't as important to y'all to warrant that, then I'm okay with that. That's not a problem. The market speaks, and I respect that people who work very, very hard on video content deserve it. But what happens when these people are using AI systems and they're using many of the YouTube tricks, right? Um, things like the subscriber base being artificial, fake itself, uh, buying the subscribers, using, uh, teams of people to create AI, artificial intelligence. And nothing— none of that, I don't think, is against the rules or the law, or doesn't necessarily mean anything. If it works, it works. But some people would like that information disclosed to them. Some people feel they deserve it as a subscriber base, etc. I kind of look at it like the machine world, it's going to replace us anyway. Everybody's going to have to come to projects like I created BitcoinNYK, which addresses the problem of artificial intelligence, right? That's why I don't worry about its popularity. I know it's going to be not only popular but necessary and in use. And we're going to roll our latest promo trailer in this video. But anyway, uh, I believe the content creator they're referring to is something like Your Friend Sami or something like that. And, uh, I'm not going to criticize this guy. I'm just going to try to give you a real take of my mind process about it. I have watched some of his videos, right? And I see people talking about how good they are. Now, this is a YouTube, another one of these YouTube tricks, and this is where the content creator just tells you things you want to do. Uh, people refer to it as candy preaching. Uh, they don't never tell you negative things. It's just always good and you're going to be rich. And, and this is what I get from the Sumney character, right? That, uh, you know, this is all he does. And the people— and I think it's a need for that. Like, I'm not knocking it, right? If you're losing a lot of money, nothing's going right, you're stuck in the cryptocurrency, listening to, uh, the reality of the situation isn't going to be very helpful to you. Maybe engaging in fantasy or escapism might be a better way for you to proceed. And so these, uh, post-Pulse community— and again, I'm not slamming you guys, I'm just giving you a, uh, just a, just an honest to truth idea. And it's not just with the Pulse community and HEX. This is something that YouTube just does in general. It is tell your crowd what they want to know, right? Cater, pander to them, essentially. And in the creativity realm, right, it's two types of creators. I think it's those who pander to their audience, and the reason they do that is, you know, obviously to get more popular and make money or whatever. And then you have those that, uh, are creatives, and they're putting stuff on the table, and you either rock with them or you don't, right? And that's just it. And it's the same thing with the best writers and creat— creatives and artists, right? These people don't sit around and go, I wonder if my audience is going to be okay with me saying this or doing this or pandering to them. This is the stream of consciousness that's come out of my mind, and it relates to you because it's for my audience, or it doesn't. We're not going to pander to you. But these are the tricks of the, the, the YouTube community. This trick is just AI, right? Artificial intelligence. There's nothing wrong with AI, but, uh, like I said, a lot of people want you to disclose, am I relating to a machine? What does it make me feel like to know I've been talking to a computer the entire time? Where, uh, you know, it, it, it, it can feel a bit disingenuous. It can start to feel a bit, uh, um, you know, unauthentic, right? Uh, and I think that's a problem because a lot of the popularity and the growth of a channel depends on that. Now, I'm not saying the guy's an AI. This is what a lot of the community, uh, I do feel they brought out some very, very valid points, right? He doesn't appear on any of those streams, although a lot of them probably begging for him to do it. Uh, he has more views per month than the creator of the token. Even when, uh, Richard Heart was at his heyday, I remember the Pulse and Hex community, Richard Heart streaming is like God. Uh, but now this, you know, this AI guy, he gets more per month even when Richard Heart was at his heyday in the Pulse community. He just continues to pump them out. I don't— I haven't done the deep evidence to figure it out, and nor am I really interested in it. What I'm interested in, and I'm going to cut to my promo video real quick now so you guys can see that because it is related to the topic, what I'm interested in is what is we going to do about all this AI and And is there a cryptocurrency that's going to reward us the citizen's dividend when the AI technology displaces and takes all you guys' jobs? You know, is it going to be important, uh, in cryptocurrencies where only like 1% of the participants are the people who are winning and the rest of us are living our dreams, right? We have to reach a mature point and ask those questions. We have to do it even in Zen, right? So is this guy an AI and just, you know, leading Pulse Hexagons down the road? Well, I'm just going to say it this way. Pulse has— the Pulse and Hex community have engaged in a lot of cult-like behavior where they just want to hear good things. Uh, they're, they're not very realistic, a lot of them. They're not being very responsible, I don't think, a lot of them. And so what's happening is, uh, they're so quick to hear what they want to hear Uh, country cruisers just put a recording on now with them just saying what they want to hear and they go for it, right? So, you know, in that case it could be, but because I don't have the evidence to prove the guy isn't that, uh, I'm not gonna spend a lot of time on it. But, uh, if it were me, uh, I would probably be somewhat offended by it. I would— if it wasn't disclosed, I'd probably feel a little stupid. Uh, you know, listening to much like if, uh, you know, it would be no different if an AI picked up a telephone and called you right now and you spent months and years engaging in a conversation with this robot only to find it was a robot the entire time. So, you know, that then that's there. But anyway, let's now break into the Jack Levin situation, right? What's going on with Jack, right? You guys know how much I like the Xan project. I do see his shortcomings as I bring up. But part of the problem, but anyway, let me roll my promo commercial in the midst of that. Then we'll go back to talking about Jack Levin. Hold on one second.

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Okay guys, All right, gang, so I noticed my volume was down. I did turn it up. I, I'm only praying that it wasn't, um, I'm pro— and I'm looking like I'm having a few other technical difficulties. Give me one second here. Okay, let's try now. So I'm praying that the sound's coming out through okay for you guys. So let me quickly address the what's happening with the Jack Levin. And I think this comes a great deal out of post-HEX community, right? Um, so the problem that many people are saying is they're talking about, of course, the VAMP token, right, that Jack Levin created. Now, where's the scam, right? And, uh, I never call people a scam because they, they use the word so loosely now. Uh, it doesn't, you you know, carry a lot of weight, and I want to have power when it's used, you know. Uh, but anyway, um, what they're saying now is, you know, when the VAMP token was first started, this Bitcoin Ordinal, a lot of people didn't know what the purpose of it was, right? And, uh, so a lot of people probably avoided it, said, okay, it's just Jack Levin trying to do another, uh, you know, countless number of tokens, right, along with Zen. But what happened was, uh, later on as we got to reading the white paper, it's a use case came up for the, for the VAMP, uh, token where it would be, uh, you know, part of the bridging of, uh, these, the x1Chain, right, the, the x. And, uh, so fees would be collected and that value into the VAMP token, right? If I, if I'm understand it correctly, right? So is it having these bridge properties? So they're trying to say then it's like by Jack Levin doing that, right, he was able to buy up the VAMP token when it was very, very cheap, getting tons of it, right? Or he could have done that, and now that it has this great use case, uh, if as other people get in, he's already super wealthy in it. So it's just a— it's just another way to imbalance the scale. Now, my personal thoughts on that is, you know, I think that's kind of inherent to rolling out a lot of cryptocurrencies. That has happened to me too. I have 3, but they all work together, right? They're all synergy together. So, you know, there are ways that they're related and kind of in a trade. So it's not really a big deal. But in a situation like this, um, you know, it could be looked at that way. Whereas I think that, you know, as you go on, uh, you come up with better ideas and you get a little smarter as you go. So it could all be incidental, right? But they think it was all planned, uh, some people out there. So that's why they're calling it a scam and they're saying it doesn't adhere to first principle. right? Uh, you guys know my biggest problem with Zen, and I always put it out there. I, I, this, this is how this channel is. It's always going to be a balanced view. But the reason I didn't want it launched on Ethereum, because of what happened when it got launched on Ethereum, right? The whales took over Zen, right? And I know a lot of people are saying, well, you just go use this chain and that chain. It, it would have just made more sense to have it launch on an affordable chain. Everybody goes to that chain. And then you have this mass participation. So what's happened on the Ethereum-based Zen is it's only the whales really playing that game. A lot of other people can't afford to get in, can't afford to mint, or they're so far behind the pack now they probably don't want to. So, you know, Zen's gonna suffer in liquidity because of that. And it could have easily been avoided if it would have used one of these lesser, cheaper chains. And that's what the BitcoinMYK project does. Its proof of participation model, as I said, it predates Zen. XIN. And, uh, I, I always, uh, support projects like XIN because it's at least, at the very least, XIN is closer to Bitcoin MYK than what you get with PulseChain and HEX and many of these other cryptocurrencies that I think in the end aren't going to go anywhere. I think they're going to pump up, you know, create these pump and dump effects, but they're not really going to, uh, you know, create value to each and every one of you all that you're looking for. These are just my thoughts and opinions, right? Uh, you know, uh, as a short-term investor, sure, I'll take advantage of the short-term pumps, but I would much rather be invested in a project I know down the road, so that's going to work. So BitcoinNYK, you won't have that problem in that because everybody can participate, everybody can add their liquidity to it, everybody's kind of on that same playing field because they're not going to be priced out of the market by fees and such. Whereas, uh, my problem with Jack Levin is he wanted the, the high gas fees to try to make the price go up, but now it backfired, right? So is he a scammer? No, Jack Levin is not a scammer. As I said before, I respect him a lot more than the other guys out there, but he's not perfect and he's made a lot of mistakes and it's showing in this project. And, uh, it's You know, as he goes over to the VAMP token and it probably will perform well, but it's going to suffer the other participants in the ecosystem who brought all the attention to it. And this is the problem that they're calling Jack out for. Some of it I have to agree with, right? But I wouldn't say he's a scammer because of it, but I would say he's an opportunistic businessman, similar to like what we got with Richard Heart. And what many of you all have to understand is that cryptocurrency is a system, not a business, right? Uh, or what— like, the part of what we're looking for, we're looking for a system, not a business. What— how do they differ? Well, in a business, right, you— you— it's just a for-profit business where generally the people at the top make all the money. Jack Levin, Richard Hart. A system is trying to in my view, trying to create the most valuable participants. And, uh, that's not gonna happen on high-fee blockchains. Uh, if anybody's preaching that they want that in decentralization, they should be anti-high-fee blockchains, right? And that's just the truth, right? Is that's just a reality. Um, but that's all I want to say today. If Whatever side of the fence you fall on with this, if you're in Zen and you feel you're kind of suffering, it's not doing what is, you know, what you want to do. Uh, first off, I want all these free cryptocurrency projects to succeed. Zen, BitcoinMYK, UBI coin, uh, you know, all of them out there, right? There's many of them. GoodDollar. I want— because I believe they're going to bring the most value to the participants, right? But if you're kind of sitting on the fence, if you're one of those people who believe these, these ideas out there that You know, posts being duped by AI, uh, Jack Levin is a scammer, and you just not fully in anymore. You want to try something different? Nothing wrong with diversification. Try BitcoinMYK. I think it might satisfy many of those things you might be missing. But check it out, guys. That's all I want to say in this video today. Um, as always, take care of yourselves and each other. The link to BitcoinMYK.com should be in the description. Come on over, say hello to us, give it a try. I think you might like it. A lot of good things gonna be happening with this project. Take care.