Bitcoin Faces CPI Shock and a Hawkish Fed Transcript, AI Summary & Key Points

00:03 Welcome back to Cryptos Are Us. I'm George. We're all George. Welcome to another market open stream. Excuse me. Unfortunately, Bitcoin and markets overall facing CPI shock and a hawkish Fed. So, what do these things mean? Are markets going to sell off further? Let's talk about it. Let's talk about it. All right, guys. Welcome, welcome, welcome. We are starting out the day, unfortunately, a little bit lower than yesterday at 736, 737, and it is pretty red on my watch list.

00:55 ETH is clinging on to 2,000 right now. Soul is 838 $84. Man, it is uh it is quite brutal. The Micro Strategy today is down 4%. Coinbase is down 4% but tech is also selling off today. It is not a pretty day today. And the US market as you can see all red led by NASDAQ. And this is due to really two things. Well, it it's really three things, but first thing is a hawkish Fed, which means rate hikes.

01:42 Governor Waller sees December hike likely opens a door to possibility halfpoint increase. Not even a 25 basis point. He's talking about 50 basis point. We haven't seen a 50 basis point hike in years. Many many many many years. And that would be horrible. All right. Rate hikes of course is no good. Slows everything down. Is supposed to slow the economy down when things are too heated.

02:14 when markets are blooming, not when markets are falling, right? But him and the rest of uh the governors and a new chair, they have no choice because inflation keeps going up. We're in a situation where inflation is going up despite the fact that economy isn't doing all that well. So this is the problem we're facing. So you could see right here CPI went up more than expected.

02:45 Supposed to go up.3% went up 4% instead. And obviously it just keeps going up and up and up and up and up and never really stops. Inflation is a gift that keeps on giving and robs you of your buying power long term. Um but this is happening right now. So, look at this. After the latest CPI report and comments from Waller, now in December, it's a 100% lock.

03:15 We're go get a rate hike. But now, we're seeing percentages for 50 basis point. A 14.7% chance for 50 basis point hike, 0.5%. That is still unlikely. is still likely where this will get 25 basis point hike but 50 points is now on the table and what about the remaining of 2027 these are things that I guess we'll decide next next month uh in about a month yeah a little bit less than a month when the next FOMC meeting starts and a press conference is held so unfortunately this is not helping markets right now.

03:57 Okay. Possibility or upcoming rate hikes is never it's never good. No one likes that. Now, the only saving grace to this is uh oil is starting to come down. Still very elevated at $90 a barrel, but there seems to be hope that there will be deescalation soon. though Marco Rubio just said yesterday there's no chance of a short-term deescalation or ceasefire.

04:34 So I don't I don't know where this is coming from. Uh I guess according to this Trump said the war could end fairly soon. Maybe forced by Congress. Maybe Congress go force his hand on this. But it is starting to fall. So this is the only saving grace that we have that if oil falls enough it's going to stop this from happening. I don't think it'll stop the December but it could stop all the anticipated hikes that will happen in 2027.

05:14 So we'll see. But also, Trump has been hinting that the Ukraine and Russian war may be over soon. Okay? Despite the fact that just like last month, we heard how, you know, they were not going to attack each other's energy infrastructure and then all of a sudden they did again. So, you don't really know. These two sides just keep going at it. Uh, you know, Ukraine also kind of like situation like with Iran.

05:43 People are wondering why we're sending so much aid to them. Why are we getting involved? Why this? Why that? Right? Kind of like situation. Why are we involved with Israel? Why are we fighting this Iran war? Iran war obviously is worse because we're the ones fighting it. Uh Ukraine and Russia, we're not fighting Russia for Ukraine, but we have sent them a lot of money and a lot of weapons to keep this going.

06:15 So yeah, maybe we're going to see an end to this. This was part of the interview, the 60-minute interview where the interview asked Trump, you know, you said that if you were elected, you would end this war right away. And then Trump said, uh, Zalinsky and Putin hate each other, but there may be peace soon. I, you know, we we'll see. We will see. All right.

06:40 So number one, why we're falling, rate hike, anticipation, high inflation, war still not over but could be soon. So that's coming up. And then what else? Uh tech industry is still hammered by this scandal. Uh most of you guys have heard that uh you know Nvidia's Jen Sang had an affair with another tech CEO but that tech CEO turns out to be a a spy. So the fair thing is bad enough but but to have an affair with a spy that's been sending secrets to China that's even worse.

07:26 So this has a lot of people questioning the future of Nvidia. There is no successor to Jensen. He's not stepping down, nor does anyone think he should, but you know, it raised a lot of questions about about things. So, this isn't this isn't helping either. All right, let's just let's just put it that way. Uh this uh this is damning mood and a lot of people are wondering what about other companies.

08:01 Yeah. Yeah. All right. Uh what else? What else is going on? Uh something that's not so fearful. It's uh anthropic. They're setting their IPO for next no two weeks from now. November 19th range of 70 to $78 per share and they're trying to get uh valuated at $1.4 trillion. So maybe this will lift up the markets if they have a really good IPO just like SpaceX did and they could stay there.

08:38 Could be good. Could be good. And of course they're they're putting so much, you know, like I saw this yesterday since there's such a big deal about energy and and electric grid and not having enough of either. They've put in like orders for these enormous gas generators. They put like $2 billion worth of orders so that they will power their data centers using gas gas generators.

09:07 That's kind of wild. Like these gas generators will generate like gigawatts of energy. Yeah, that's coming up in a couple weeks. All right. Uh going back to Bitcoin, unfortunately, all this negativity, all this negativity is of course affecting a lot of funds and traders, Wall Street, some miners, some long-term holders, but mostly just Wall Street.

09:41 So, we've had a pretty bad week for outflow for Bitcoin. minus 200 million yesterday, minus 184 for soul, minus 7 million for I mean ETH and then soul and then minus 10 million for XRP. So, but look at ETH is outflow. Tom Lee is probably sweating once again because he he was nowhere near breaking even. Not like Sailor and Ye, you know, and rest of uh alts continue to be weak.

10:13 But yeah, we had a massive outflow and uh and you know, of course, it's scaring a lot of people, but I've always said this, Wall Street is finicky. They will flip-flop. So, one minute they're selling off, another minute they're buying. And you could see from August to September, it was mostly green. And even up to like, you know, October where we had some sell, but some major green.

10:40 So now we're just having a a couple weeks to sell off. So we could certainly turn back very very quickly. But right now it's just too much fear overall. There's just nothing you could do about it. Just too much fear about this tech bubble now Jensen on top of it. You know, high interest, high inflation, rate hikes, ongoing wars. I mean, you name it.

11:04 It's just endless things right now to worry about. But they could all solve or get resolved soon. Fingers crossed. Um, and today's liquidation is also no good. Yesterday we had 1.2 1.3 billion liquidated. Today is about 400 million, a little bit less, but again, mostly on the long side. So, it sucks. It sucks that we still have so many people getting liquidated on the long side.

11:39 Not only have they lost everything, but it's causing a cascading effect having long squeeze and bringing us lower. So that's not good. Be careful when you're playing with leverage. I say that every day. Also, what's contributing to sell-off pressure is stupid miners like Mara. They acquired so much Bitcoin over the years, made promises that they were going to keep all the mine Bitcoin and they show up at all the Bitcoin conferences.

12:12 Now they have completely 180. They sold off 1.1 billion of Bitcoin and they plan on selling off the remaining to pay back all their loans but also to go 100% into AI. Now, I could see why, you know, it they may want to do that if they're gonna make deals with Enthropic and others, but man, what a 180. This this would be like this would be like sailor saying, "Yeah, I've I'm going to sell off all my Bitcoin, 850,000 Bitcoin, and go build AI data centers."

12:51 It's almost like that. Not as bad, but they had a lot. They had a lot. They had 40,000. they they were like second or third highest holder and some of the other miners are doing this too. But you know whenever whenever you see like the herd move one way that's usually when it's time to come back. Bitcoin mining actually has recovered. Difficulty has gone up because the remaining miners continued to mine and they became more profitable as difficulty went down and and hash rates went down and then now they're making

13:27 money. And a lot of people that a lot of the smaller miners that went to AI, they regret it and they're coming back because of the selloff and everything. Things are slowing down. So, this may bite Mara in the ass going forward to do all this and not to mention to just go get hate from all the Bitcoiners now and all the companies involved and everything else.

13:48 So, I'm done with Mara. I'm not going to be talking about them anymore. Um, speaking of Trump and all the controversy about how much money he made with crypto, I forgot about Trump media. I forgot about Trump Media. I I've been only focusing on World Leader Financial and Trumpcoin. Totally forgot he has Trump Media. And uh they actually made a ton of money, $410 million in Q3 alone, driven by crypto gains.

14:20 I don't I don't know how they made money with crypto gains. Um, and they had a net loss last year of 55 million, but somehow they made 409 million in Q3. That That's ridiculous. That is ridiculous. But the one good thing is they hold 15,649 Bitcoin. But I like to know how they made so much in Q3. That's that's a ridiculous amount. That's a ridiculous amount.

14:59 Uh, but they are continuing to buy more Bitcoin. They're still DCAing like many of the other Bitcoin treasury companies except Mara and some of the miners. So, screw them. But everyone else still DCA. But man, I I really want to know what they've been buying or what markets they're they're manipulating to make that much money. Q3 wasn't that great. You know, we had a good recovery, but still wasn't that great.

15:35 Um, all right. What else? What else going on? Just a few other things. Even though it seems like it's very bleak, very bad. Doesn't seem like things will get better with all the headwinds and tailwinds and macro stuff that's going on. But there are important things to remember. Number one, follow what the whales are doing and the whales are accumulating.

15:59 Whenever whales, sorry. Whenever whales are accumulating behind the scenes, usually it means something's about to happen. These are like big institutions or big exchanges or big market makers, the ones that can accumulate thousands to tens of thousands of Bitcoin at a time. So that's telling you something and that's happening right now. You look out going all the way back to April, May, June, July, August, September, October.

16:35 Has never been this high. So many are preparing for a big move. And it could be because if you look at some of the fractal patterns of what has happened before, it's very, very normal. This one is actually just showing that we're touching upon a previous resistance. Now we have turned into a support. But as for those fractal patterns I mentioned, this is exactly what happens during a recovery.

17:05 The last the last bottom in 2022 2023 same thing happened. Recoveries never go straight linear up. It never happens. It always surprises you. These market makers are really good at liquidating people and long squeezes, short squeezes, and then you combine it with all these other external factors. It never goes straight up to the moon. But we're seeing very, very similar like a double bottom right now.

17:39 Very similar indeed to what has happened before. So hang in there, guys. Things will get better. But right now, we just got to withstand all the negativity that exists. And it sucks. I know. Uh outside of these, uh what else? What else? Uh more bad news. Binance warns if you have iPhone and your iPhone has one of these older versions of iOS 26.7.1, 27.0, 0.1 27.2 it can allow there's some kind of flaw under there.

18:24 It can allow hackers to get private keys from your wallets from your phone. So update to the latest firmware although or software although it's unproven that new ones have passed this and or just delete your wallet apps and in this case I think it's the Binance app. I don't think they're looking at any other app. So yeah. Yeah. And there was a list on X today.

18:58 I saw like a giant list of like 50 companies that all reported that they got hacked and unauthorized access or something like that. Man, it's happening every single day. Every single day. It's It's hard. It's hard to know what to do at times. But cold wallet still the best. A hot wallet, which is one that lives on your phone, right, is probably second best.

19:30 But again, now you you have to worry about all these other vulnerabilities may be found in underlying operating systems like Linux recently. They had a vulnerability found. PHP for website vulnerability found iOS now has vulnerability found. I don't know if they have one in Android, hopefully not. You know, now it comes down to like the base layer. The same thing with chains, they have to worry about it.

19:57 Bridges, they have to worry about it. There's so many stuff. So many stuff. Got to watch out. And then the latest from these North Korean hackers that, you know, that hacked Binance for 6.3 billion. Now they're getting really desperate. They don't know how to cash out. So with what they got in near only like 430,000 which is nothing compared to 4 point the 6.3 it's like a rounding error but they're trying to cash out 430,000 near and they're creating meme coins and they're selling out the meme coins instead but it's

20:34 not really working because no one's buying those near meme coins. All the trading activities are just from the hackers themselves trying to pump the price and no one's really falling for it. So that's something good to hear. they're they're not really having a good time cashing out. It's really really difficult. All the exchanges, all the stable coin makers, all the chains are basically stopping them, all the services.

21:00 So, they're going to have a fun time trying to cash out. Uh yeah, outside that that's pretty much it. pretty red day. Although not that red. Hey, some things have turned around. AMD is now green. So that TSM is green. Google is green. So maybe we're going to have a reversal day today. I hope so. Let's do some Q&A. Good turnout today, but a lot of negativity.

22:21 I know. I guess it just kind of sucks, but you know, it's not like we haven't been through this before. Remember when we're down here? That was worse, I would say. right? Like we live through that. We live through months and months and months of being around 60K, low 60s. So, not that we haven't been there before, but it just kind of sucks that we're back in the 70s.

22:51 We're not hovering the 80s. A lot of the alts have lost their strength. I get it. And then what compounds upon this is uh tech. You know, a lot of you guys probably like me have some tech holdings, some stocks, and they're doing horrible now, too. They're doing worse than Bitcoin. So, yeah, this is the time to just focus on other things like growth, right?

23:20 Building something or learning something or something else. Otherwise, just you're you're going to go nuts just staring at the screen looking at the charts. DCA and hold best strategy there. There really is no other strategy other than this one. Hold on and DCA. That's it. And then use the rest of the time to go better yourself in some way. Figure out a new business.

23:47 Figure out a new side hustle to make extra cash. Figure out how to use AI. Figure out how to not get fired. Figure out something. And by the way, speaking of anthropic, Fable 5.2 came out and uh they made it cheaper, smarter, and it's awesome. What do I think about the AVAX news? Um, I forgot who selected them to do all tokenized stocks. I think that's pretty good.

24:28 I I forgot. Someone big chose them to to run all their uh tokenized stocks, which is which is a really good start for them. I think AVAC's been sold off like crazy and there's been internal internal turmoil, but uh the news didn't really help them. They're down more today than every everyone else. They're down 5.5% and and yeah, I don't it the news did not help them one bit.

25:40 We all thought you were DJ Clash on Cartoon Money. I don't I don't get the reference. Is it like some meme thing that someone created or some cartoon maybe? I don't know. I'm head deep in frontline and Clash World right now. Uh, Frontline Unreal will be done today. I thought I was really close at hammering out the bugs. Found more bugs, but it should be ready this afternoon or tonight.

26:12 And it's amazing. Performance has gone up tremendously. Visual quality have gone up tremendously. There's new maps involved. We're going to start tournaments again this Friday. A lot of big things happening. or front line and then Clashworld finally made some big progress porting it to Unreal. You know, something that I found out recently, it's uh there's no easy way to port your uh your game if it's browserbased, if it's like JavaScript to C++, there's just no easy way.

26:47 You just have to rewrite all the functions and everything and it just sucks. I remember C++ from back in the day when I started out as a CS major, man. Coding manually with what is it? Bu some kind of builder, Borland builder or something like that with C++. Man, those it it would take forever. Now, you know, you can get a million agents to write a million functions for you.

27:18 It's crazy. But, uh, I had I had some major bugs. Clash World has has improved. So, I got it to to operate around like 50 to 60 frames per second, which is really good where I want it to be. And I don't have a really good video card either. And Front Line is going to be operating around that, too. So, that's what I'm doing. Justin, Bank of America removes Nvidia Micron from a list of top stock picks.

28:08 See that? That's just panic. Panic removing, right? Nvidia Micron probably you know, two of the top 10 companies that I would say would have the biggest like moves in the next few years. There's no replacements for them. That that's why I don't think, you know, when it comes to stock investing, a lot of it is irrational. But just just take a second and think about it.

28:41 like 90% if not more of all data centers that are going into AI is using Nvidia chips and these Nvidia chips require memory from Micron. So there's no competition. AMD is so far behind when it comes to AI, it's not even funny. It's like one is on the moon and one is in Kansas. Um, so how could they be going away? Micron already declared, you know, I didn't know this about Micron.

29:16 They are so sold out that they shut down their own personal memory like company crucial because they're producing all the memory chips for Nvidia GPUs. Nvidia GPUs require these like crazy memory and they're just producing for them. So they're sold out into 2028. they they they're at 100% capacity. So the these kind of things don't make a lot of sense, right?

29:41 Like I get shortterm people may want to sell off because they're fearful, but long-term you go with the winners, especially the ones that have real no competition. Um those are companies that continue to do well and they became the giants of today. Okay. It's the same reason why Google is where they are, why Microsoft is where they are, where why Apple is where they are, and many others because they have a natural monopoly and you can't break it and no one is close to it.

30:14 Same deal with Amazon. Why are they where they are? So that that's why I learned rather than uh try to outsmart by trading or whatever, go with the winners. Go with the ones that really have no competition. And Bitcoin is like that, too. Bitcoin, you know, all the Bitcoin maxis that used to like complain about ETH and stuff. I'm like, stop it. The two does not compete.

30:44 Bitcoin is a store of value. That's how I see it. is a hedge against inflation and ETH and everything else are technology. They're base layers. They're operating systems. That's what they are. It's like iOS or Mac OS or Windows or Linux. That's what ETH and Soul and Avac and Sue and XRP are. They're base layer. They're operating systems for apps to ride on top, not Bitcoin.

31:12 So, yeah, they're different. Hey, we're starting to turn green, guys. Starting to turn green, which is what we want. Can a Binance hack and video scandal be related? Maybe in the same way that they got access, you know, whoever, you know, whatever dev that got his laptop, you know, hijacked. They said it was like a job interview. Who knows? Maybe he had he had uh secret relations with a spy and uh that's how she you know she or he got access.

32:10 Who knows? Who knows? I don't think they're ever going to release that information. Quant network in Asia for summit. We could do partnerships. These conferences don't do much. Partnerships don't do much. What it comes down to is do you have buyers or do you have sellers? If you have more buyers and sellers, that's all that matters, right? So, a lot of these partnerships.

32:45 A lot of us in crypto, we know there's a lot of name partnership with big names, but they're not really doing anything, right? They may be testing out the network and then they get named as a partner, you know? So, I'm very salty when it comes to partnerships. They've been abused. Um, now real partnerships of course would mean something, but too many just throw out, you know, names.

33:16 people, a lot of companies have said, you know, we're partnered with Google, but all they're doing is renting a Google Cloud service, and they say they're partner with Google, you know, like stupid stuff like that. Thoughts on VC or Vitalic? Oops. Pivoting and now saying ETH is a store value and not ultrasound money narrative. I don't know. Metallic is like an alien.

33:54 Um I don't know. I mean like ETH can't really be a store value like Bitcoin just because you know it inflates. Now Tom Lee and others are trying to make it that way by buying s such large amount of supply but I don't know if that's the right strategy or the one that's going to really turn into store value maybe institutions and ETFs do hold a large amount so it in a way yes all crypto is sort of like a store value otherwise they would be worth nothing But none of them are as good as Bitcoin.

34:36 Let's just put it that way. No, we're not going down to 24. R, you you you should get banned for that kind of stupid comment. I like the idea. Instead of cartoon versions, we should have Clash versions of Clash BDC, Clash E, and so forth. Those are just synthetic versions. No, we don't we don't need that. We just need more again buyers than sellers.

35:20 And that's what I'm trying to do is create more value. That's the only thing I could do, right? I could sit here all day long and say how great Clash is, but most people won't believe it unless the price goes up. Same thing with CWD or FPS, but that's hard. And you got to create value. You got to create things that people actually care about and generate, you know, revenue.

35:46 Um, and it's hard to do that when the market is so shitty. But I think I made strides. There are people that care. There's thousands of people that use Ask Clash every day. There's a lot of people, hundreds of people that use Clash Pix every day. Same thing with Front Line. Same thing when Clash World comes out, I'm hoping thousands will be playing every day.

36:09 You know, it's adding value. It's building that community. You got to take it slow. You know, some people think, "Oh, just go spend 10K on marketing. That's solve your problem." Yeah. Like others haven't tried that before, and it doesn't really work in crypto. So this next coming run will be based on I think it'll be based on usage just like AI usage.

36:37 Uh it'll be based on users users using products and that product creating a flywheel effect for the token. That that's really what it comes down to. It won't be based on speculation anymore. It won't be based on just leadership alone. It'll be based on products. So, uh, June Axel, I don't know how you say that, watching for Abu Dhabi. I was there last year.

37:14 I've been to Dubai several times, but I've been to Abu Dhabi once with the family. Stayed at the resorts over there. It's not as glamorous as uh as Dubai, but the airport is nice. I mean, obviously the environment is different. They have some huge they have some of the biggest uh indoor, you know, places on the earth. Like I went to their SeaWorld. After you go to SeaWorld in Abu Dhabi, you can't enjoy any other SeaWorld.

37:44 It's like the world's largest SeaWorld, but it's indoors and it is enormous. And right next to it, they have all these other parks. The Warner Brothers Park and then uh I forgot what other park there was. And they have some amazing crazy indoor stuff in Abu Dhabi for sure. And we didn't go to the mosque. They have like the world largest mosque there.

38:07 I didn't have a chance to go there, but it's nice. But I I don't think I'm going to Middle Middle East anytime soon anymore because of all the war stuff. I don't want a exploding drone to, you know, appear in front of me. Oh, yeah. Ferrari World. That's it. I went there. Ferrari World is actually the the worst one of them all. It's old. Uh I didn't get to go on that big roller coaster they have because you know my son was kind of scared and to be honest I was a little scared.

38:47 He was a little young so we we both kind of chickened out and then I wanted to go and then he said he was sick and then you know we just said I'm going but for our world is actually the oldest theme park there. So I actually enjoyed it the least out of the other ones. No, I'm not going to Dubai anytime soon. No, I'm not. No. With the war ongoing and Iran just still sending exploding drones anywhere everywhere.

39:23 Um, not not going there anytime soon. Not going to Europe either anytime soon. I think the place to be or go and visit right now is Asia. Like Europe is a mess. Middle East is a mess. I don't know. Go to Japan or or China. China, you know, seems like so advanced now. So, I would like to visit China. And I think they reduce their visa requirements. So, it's pretty it's easier to go.

39:58 I think even without a visa, you could stay for like a month now. Before you had to get a visa. So yeah, I haven't traveled much this year, but I I traveled a crazy amount last year, Vietnam. No, I I have a good a good crypto buddy. He's a he's a leader of a crypto project. He he's in Vietnam. Uh but not not a place I would want to go to. Uh Binance invited me to Binance Blockchain Week.

40:47 It's in Thailand. I wouldn't mind going to Thailand, but it's like a day after Thanksgiving. So, I'm like I'm not I'm not going right after Thanksgiving. and it's a it's like a freaking 28 hour flight for me. So I said no. One time I passed by CZ in um while walking outside the conference hall in uh Dubai for Token 2049. I didn't know it at the time, but you know, my guy Josh told me, but he was like surrounded by like eight bodyguards.

41:44 So you you just saw like a group of China walk. That's why I missed it. And then he he was like in the middle. Um so there's a lot of a lot of uh a lot of security. So that that's why and he doesn't stand out. It's not like he's super tall or anything. So So yeah, but one of the appeals to go blockchain being invited to blockchain uh or Binance blockchain week is to um is to meet him.

42:18 But you know, there's so much controversy around Binance, the hack, the liquidation from last year, all this stuff. O. All right. Well, I guess that's that. No one's saying anything. I guess I guess uh it's time to get back at it and code some more. If you guys haven't used Fable 5.2 yet, it's great. It uh it eats more usage obviously takes more tokens to operate, but it's super intelligent and if you turn it down, if you turn the effort level down is actually could be more efficient than even Opus.

43:15 Um, I wish I had infinite usage. You know, if I if I was working at Anthropic and I had infinite usage, I would I would go nuts. I I would I would go nuts. I would I would run like a thousand agents at all times. But I'm limited by all the accounts I have, and I already have a lot. I have like seven accounts. Um, but yeah. All right, guys. Have a good one.

43:50 Hang in there. Today, we may actually flip green, at least for Bitcoin. The alts, maybe not, but the US market is looking like it wants to turn green, so that's good. So, we may actually turn green, but we do have a lot of we have a lot of headwinds and tailwinds and macro scariness and all this stuff. Right. But we'll get through it. We'll get through it.

44:17 We always do. So, just hang in there. Uh, am I on a max plan? I have multiple multiple multiple multiple a lot of max 20 plans. Uh, the best way to use Fable 52 is um use it for planning on high. Don't go to X. You could go to X high, but I think high is fine. And then switch to Opus when you're about to work. You can I have had Fable just do work by itself in high mode.

44:52 It does eat more usage, but it's not that bad. They decrease the price. So, I I think the best combination is to get it to orchestrate and to plan, then switch back to Opus to do the work. Opus, I found out medium is the best for working. You don't really need to go to high or X high. Before I did that because I thought it was smarter and then I tested it.

45:12 Opus medium and high is basically exactly the same thing. Opus X high is better, but it eats a lot of usage. So, you might as well use Fable High or Fable medium than Opus X high. So, it's it's it's kind of like a game you got to figure out. But even Fable 5.2 low is better than OPI. It's I saw it on the intelligent chart. OP fable low is like equal to opus high. That's how good it is. Anyways, all right. Have a good one, guys. Take care.