Hey, let's go to $31,000 live on the show.
I don't think CoinMarketCap factors Pepe in actually.
- It probably doesn't right now. - CoinGecko does.
- Well, I was-- - Actually, maybe, maybe it does.
They've got it ranked now 39.
- They didn't-- - It's 39?
- It's what it says on CoinMarketCap. - Wow.
It's up 128%.
I can't wait for, like, we just--
like, guys, I have now turned two Ethereum into four Bitcoin with Pepe.
Two Ethereum into four Bitcoin.
Now, that's with some--
that's with a little bit of trading here and there,
moving it around a little bit,
but two Ethereum into four Bitcoin.
Our portfolio is now up.
Now, we didn't move--
we did not move my Pepe into our crypto casino--
It was my personal Pepe, but I moved into our crypto casino portfolio.
We moved it in yesterday.
Yesterday.
- It was up $40K yesterday. - Yeah.
Yesterday.
Just since yesterday.
That's not rolling it from $2K-- from two ETH up to two Bitcoin
and then rolling that from 18, or, you know, from $10K up to $20K.
It's another $40K on top of that that we made.
It's insane.
Yeah. Look. I'm going to say something right now.
And this is--
what I'm about to say is probably a little bit dangerous,
but because this guy is--
this guy is going to love that I'm doing this.
This is my financial advisor.
His name is Value & Time.
This is Daniel.
Let's see.
I wonder if he has--
let's see if he has--
he's a degenerate.
Let's see if I can find the picture of us that he posts all the time.
We took a picture together.
If you all think I'm short,
which I'm not, I'm actually an inch taller than the average male American,
you see him standing next to me.
Poor Daniel.
I don't know what happened to him.
Poor guy.
But he tweets--
oh, look at him flexing up.
Look at him flexing.
- I mean, he's got-- - Hey.
look at that vein.
He's got a vein running in there.
While he's on that--
no, he ain't no Jayson Casper.
Let me see if I can find the freaking--
the picture.
Golly!
He tweets--
- Daniel, can you not tweet so much? - So many Pepes.
- I'm going to talk while I'm doing this here. - Yeah.
So the point is,
he was in Atlanta this weekend.
- But I couldn't-- - Oh, wow.
we couldn't get together unfortunately because, like, I would have been divorced
if I didn't go home.
So the point--
it must be soon.
It must be soon.
He's posting pictures of me now.
We must be getting very close to it.
Here's a quote by me he posted.
"If we've got to have Gary Gensler, we might as well make money off of him."
That's a good one I had.
So, anyways, the point is, is that this guy tw--
he is very plugged in into the memecoin community.
There it is. Here it is.
Here's me and Daniel together.
This is me about probably 40 pounds ago.
And like I said,
Daniel is about 4' 11" as you guys can see here.
But I've been watching what Daniel tweets.
Okay?
I will say this.
Every single NFT project that he would start tweeting about,
it would start running.
It would start running.
I don't think he's got inside information.
I think he's very plugged in.
He's in so many of these Discord servers.
And I saw him start talking about this Pepe.
And I said,
"The last five things this guy has talked about on Twitter has absolutely blown up."
Maybe one or two misses.
I said, "I'm going to pay attention."
So I started watching it.
Within 24 hours,
because I saw his tweet and I started watching it,
I started noticing other big accounts that I've also noticed doing the same thing.
And I'm not-- I want to be very clear here.
I'm not implying that there's some kind of insider connection between these people. Okay?
I'm not implying that at all.
I'm just saying
kind of like I have the heartbeat of what's happening in crypto
from a fundamental analysis perspective,
these guys seem to have the heartbeat, the pulse, of what's going on
in the memecoin and NFT communities.
And I started noticing other people also started talking about this Pepe.
I said, "You know what? I'm going to throw a fire on this one."
And when I did and the price really boomed, I took my original investment out,
and I even gave some of it away because I was like, "Okay, that was good."
But I kept--
but I kept it in there,
and I ended up taking a lot of my profits out from that and WOJAK and GENSLR.
I took my profits out.
I went to Stake and I made a bunch of money
and then came back and put all the money back in,
and then it all started running.
And so that is how I got in Pepe.
There was no inside--
nobody gave me a tip.
I was literally just on Twitter.
You just have to pay attention.
You have to pay attention to accounts and see how they do.
He's going to get a lot of followers now.
So you're welcome, Daniel.
We had a thing one time where I made fun of his pubic hair on his chin,
but we're good now. I think we're good.
Because I don't know if you can tell, like, he's clean shaven there,
but in a profile picture, he needs help with his beard,
kind of like Miles did yesterday.
But the whole thing is,
just pay attention to the culture.
Guys, the education is on YouTube.
The culture is on Twitter.
And the culture is what generates these memecoins and NFTs moving.
Guys, this is not crypto.
These have no utility.
These have no real value.
This is why we call it the casino crypto-- the crypto casino portfolio
because it's just--
you might as well be going to Stake in some regards.
Sometimes, you get a sense that some of these might be moving,
but the same way, like, when you're on a good run of cards in a card game,
and you say to yourself,
"I think my luck changed. I need to get out now,"
if you keep playing,
the odds in any casino gambling game will tell you
if you continue playing,
you will always end up at zero.
Guys, we can't even--
and this is all Gary Gensler's fault.
I want everybody to understand this.
This is all Gary Gensler's fault.
We should have perfect crypto regulation and clarity right now.
We should have it.
We tried to give it to them.
They won't take it.
We're going to need AI regulation.
That's going to be even more important.
That's going to be even more complicated.
That's going to touch even more industries and sectors.
Guys, this AI stuff is dangerous if it's not handled the right way.
And the government can't even get crypto regulation correct.
That's very easy to do.
They can't even agree on what a digital asset is.
Like when I went to California, State of California,
they had just formed a bill to create a definition of blockchain.
Like, guys, we had a definition of blockchain back in 2010. Okay?
It's not complicated.
It's not.
It's an unwillingness to regulate.
And, you know, when you think of--
which one is which?
It's Metcalfe's Law and then Moore's Law.
Moore's Law is the one that is the--
Metcalfe's Law is the rate of adoption.
Moore's Law is the technology doubles and the price gets cut by 50% every two years?
- Yes. - I believe, right?
Basically, like, computer space doubles every two years,
and the cost gets cut in half.
We've broken Moore's Law now.
Now, it's increasing at a faster rate and getting cheaper at a faster rate.
So, what does that mean? Okay?
What does that mean for this?
What does this have anything to do with what I'm talking about here?
We're seeing something with the government here,
where the bureaucracy and red tape and slowness of the government
is increasing rapidly while the need for it is doubling.
Right?
It's kind of the opposite of Moore's Law.
The incompetence is rising at the same rate that the world and technology is rising.
So what that means is we're falling further and further and further
behind the eight ball with every innovation.
And this is very scary for where things are going.
When metaverse is here, because it will be here one day,
and we're going to be like, "Holy crap! This came so fast."
I know it feels slow right now because it was a big thing.
But we're going to have regulation and laws around that stuff.
So they've got to get there.
They have to get on the ball here.
And I think this is good for crypto because they're going to have to--
at some point, they're going to have to lean on industry leaders to get this done
because the government just isn't going to be able to.
No, he doesn't. I know who Marc is. I retweet him all the time.
I've got 500 retweets that I've done in stuff that he's done, so.
I really want to kind of go into that, talk about that for just a minute.
Guys, I was trending last night because of this interview,
as you guys can see here.
There we were trending again.
There aren't a lot of other people in crypto that trend.
I tend to trend about once a month.
And why?
This is what my haters look like.
"BitBoy! BitBoy! BitBoy!"
They love talking about me.
They sure do love it. Absolutely.
I adore them as well.
I mentioned yesterday we were going to--
we were going to do the BitBoy theme song
because I mentioned the ZitBoy.
Now, ZitBoy is an actual character.
I want everyone to understand what you're about to watch.
You're about to watch the original BitBoy theme song,
which was supposed to be what the show is about.
This channel was supposed to be a cartoon about a character,
a comic book superhero named BitBoy, a blockchain crime fighter.
Justin Williams, CEO of Voomio, he's the guy that came up with the name.
He had a turtle sidekick named HODL.
I came up with that.
But I created all these characters.
I animated this entire video.
I did all the graphic design on it.
The singer on the song is my brother-in-law.
"Did we name the Lambo Eddie Parrott???"
We named the Lambo Krystal.
- That's what we named the Lambo. - Named it what?
- Crystal with a K. - Crystal with a K.
- Because I love Chili Cheese Pups. - Alright.
So here we go.
- Are y'all ready for this? - Yes.
Let's go ahead. Let's go fullscreen it.
Well, that's not going to work actually.
Let me go back.
There we go. Okay. Here we go.
- Are you all ready? - Just zoom it in.
It's 47-- zoom, yeah, good call.
Alright. Here we go.
Now, how many views have this have on it?
- 2,000. - It says 2,000? Where?
- 2.3 right there. - Oh, right there, right there.
They always are moving this around.
Alright. Here we go.
- Volume on? There you go. - Yeah.
♪ When the signal hits the sky, he'll be there on the double ♪
♪ He's the one you need to go when your crypto's in trouble ♪
♪ He's got HODL on his side and a blockchain in his hand ♪
♪ He's always there to stop Evil Dr. FUD's plan ♪
♪ He can hear you say the words, "Where's Bitcoin junkie?" ♪
♪ Protect, defend investors from old bananas monkey ♪
♪ He's BitBoy ♪ - He's BitBoy.
♪ He's not ZitBoy ♪ - He's not ZitBoy.
♪ He's not LitBoy ♪
♪ He's not MittBoy ♪ - He's not MittBoy.
♪ He's BitBoy ♪ - BitBoy!
That was how my show used to start off with.
My show used to always start off with that "He's BitBoy!"
- That's what-- - How many cars do you own?
- About nine. 11 more-- - No, get this guy out of my face.
I don't--
I don't have nine or 11 cars.
We don't want to show people that have more cars than me.
Get out of my face.
So, yeah, that was what we did.
It was--
it was really fun. I really loved it.
It was great.
Obviously, we started doing news videos.
We went away from that stuff.
He's not ZitBoy.
He's not LitBoy.
See, he's LitBoy.
He's got two red Solo cups in his hand.
He's lit. Okay?
Then you got MittBoy.
- Now, these are not actually characters on the show. - That's what that was. I didn't get the mitt.
I was like, "What is mitt?"
- Like, okay, got it. - He's not MittBoy.
He's BitBoy.
- I wrote all the lyrics to that song. - I can tell.
I did all the-- somebody asked me what I used to make it.
Adobe Animate is what I used to make it.
Guys, that took me forever.
That took me like a month to make.
47 seconds. Took me like a month.
So, yeah.
Cringe?
Well, you know what?
That's why we went away from it. Okay?
No, it was not cringe.
It was just somebody that was trying to create something funny,
- Yeah. - that was trying to create, you know, a show,
that didn't have the skills to animate, and tried to learn.
- I learned how to do a lot of stuff making that video. - Yeah, that's where we--
that's how you learn that animation is very difficult and very time consuming.
- And that's why I decided to start doing news videos. - Yeah.
So.
"I need that to be the intro from here on out."
Yeah, the song went pretty hard.
- Pretty pretty hard, didn't it? - Yeah.
Somebody said, "PittBoy?"
That would have been a good one.