Bitcoin is holding in the low 80s (81-82K) after falling from 85K, with ETF flows negative from fear-driven selling, but the price is bouncing off the 50-day moving average and 200-day EMA, long-term holders keep accumulating, and with October and midterms (under two weeks away) still ahead there is time for a major upward move.
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00:03 Welcome back to Cryptos are Us. I'm George. We're all George. Welcome to another market open stream. Happy Friday. Is it a happy Friday? Let's talk about it. Let's talk about what's going on in markets. It has been really, really red as of recently. So, is it going to be another red day? Let's talk about what's going on. Let's talk about Bitcoin's next move and why ETFs are turning negative.
00:36 And let's have a good Q&A. And I got some special things to show you guys today as well. A preview of Clashworld and some new updates for Frontline. So, let's do it, guys. Let's do it. Welcome, welcome, welcome. Uh, as you can see, we are starting out a day right under 82,000. So, Bitcoin did hold. We did fall from 85 down to 81 82 where we are, but we held, okay, while everything else was selling off yesterday.
01:10 Yesterday was brutal, brutal for everything. That's what happens when Wall Street when they overreact, they really overreact. Okay? It's like it's like FOMO in the opposite direction. They're afraid to hold things on and then they just sell off nonstop. That's what's happening. Okay, today maybe the bleeding stops a little bit at least for NASDAQ and S&P.
01:35 But Dow, you could see is minus 550 to start the day. So that's obviously not good. But Bitcoin is holding in the 80s, which is good. Again, seller exhaustion right now. I think a lot of people are anticipating that Bitcoin is about to make a big move. They don't really want to let it go at this point. But yeah, right now you take your pick why markets are weak.
02:04 Okay, obviously oil inflation is still a big deal. Oil continues to be elevated. Gas prices are high. inflation numbers every time we get it. Not only here in the US, but Europe and Asia, inflation is high everywhere. Excuse me. So again, no one's looking, no one uh no one likes this. No one thinks that high inflation and high oil prices are good. So one of the reasons why there's so much fear right now, I mean, but this is just tip of the iceberg.
02:37 There's really a lot of things, a lot of nasty things going on right now in the world. I mean, you got France, you got Europe that's kind of like in total chaos right now, right? Like Spain, they disband parliament and like some kind of new election, snap election. France, you still got all this rioting and looting and and things are getting out of control, you know, like craziness that's going on.
03:08 And France's uh bonds are going skyhigh. And this is talking about how if you want to buy a default swap, I think, or default uh insurance that's skyrocketing, too, because now a lot of people think France and the currency might collapse. It's like I don't know if that's overreacting, but you know that's what happens when people lose faith in the currency they're holding.
03:36 That's why bond yields are skyrocketing and no good. No good all around. Uh also in Europe, Russia and Ukraine, they're striking each other's energy infrastructure. So 500,000 people out of electricity in Ukraine overnight. And Ukraine's trying to do the same thing with Russia, attacking oil infrastructure. So everyone's attacking, you know, what's making oil go up right now and inflation go up and everything else goes up, right?
04:15 Oil makes the world go around. So shipping becomes more expensive, flights become more expensive, manufacturing go becomes more expensive. This is why goes hand inand with inflation. So all this stuff, all this scariness is happening. We also have midterms that's coming up, right? Normally after midterms, things start skyrocketing, right? But now there are a lot of people wondering if that's going to be the case.
04:46 And I have some charts to show about Bitcoin. Same thing. Bitcoin actually usually goes down to towards midterms and then starts skyrocketing afterwards. And normally for stocks and stuff kind of the same thing. But this year seems like a lot of people are very afraid of what may happen at midterms and afterwards. So this is also bring some stress to markets.
05:14 So we got that as well. And then we got this other fear about AI bubble, okay? How companies that are involved with AI are too overvaluated and there's a lot of tech selloff. Everything that relates to AI, AI, infrastructure, data centers, energy, you name it, they're all going down. But Open AI is like, you know, hold my beer because they just raised $30 billion and now they're valued at $1.25 trillion.
05:46 Okay. And this comes at the right before Anthropic, they're preparing their IPO and they're aiming for two trillion. So, and all the companies that have reported recently, Samsung, TSM, and I forgot who else reported recently, they're all making money. Hand over fist, like they're they're making so much money. I remember Samsung said that they made more money in this year alone than like 30 years of being in the, you know, um what semiconductors or something like that.
06:25 Like that's how crazy the profits are, right? So I I think this is overblown, but there are a lot of people that are selling off and this is also contributing, right? So you got you take your pick. There are a lot of scary things going on right now. But you know, this is the reason why we have Bitcoin. Bitcoin was created 2008, 2009, right after the last major bubble, financial crisis bubble, okay, when a lot of people thought the world's financial institutions were all going to collapse.
06:59 That's why Bitcoin is created. And it's kind of like what we're going through now. And we're actually much worse. Our debt is much worse. We have way more debt than GDP. We have way more deficit now. Back then we hardly had any deficit. Now we're at like 40 trillion plus and no one blinks an eye on it, you know. So it's like it's it's a different time and it's it's gotten actually much worse, much worse.
07:27 And somehow we just like kind of continue. But this is the reason why we have Bitcoin to go against that to opt out of everything, right? But not a whole lot of people are paying attention. Yesterday we had a pretty big outflow day. Okay, normally we don't have one this big. Again, this just comes down to fear. The reverse of FOMO, panic selling. So, when Wall Street gets really scared, yesterday was a, like I said, really bad day for tech.
08:02 A lot of people equated Bitcoin in the same category and it's just not. It's its own thing. It's digital currency, digital property, digital security, whatever you want to call it. And uh and that's why. And then Chimath, I saw Chimath like turn really bearish on Bitcoin. He was one of the first Bitcoin advocates. He made a ton of money with Bitcoin.
08:29 At one point in time, he said he owned 5% of all Bitcoin. And now he's like turning super bearish against Bitcoin, right? like I don't I don't understand that either. Um you know, so you got a lot of naysayers just like Mark Cuban like a few months ago and said the same thing about Bitcoin. He sold everything off and like he was a big advocate too. Like you got all these guys that are just like flip-flopping now just because it gets a little scary.
08:58 They like forgot the ethos or or they never understood it. It's just it's just, you know, it is what it is, right? Um, but those that try to outsmart the market or out trade the market or outthink the market or they simply don't understand, they're going to make mistakes even if they're a billionaire. Even if they're a billionaire, but you know, who am I to say because I'm not a billionaire yet.
09:25 So, we'll see one day. Um, but yeah, we had a nasty outflow day yesterday. Um, and a nasty outflow for E, too. and nasty for soul and uh not for XRP though. So XRP breaks the trend. But yeah, it was pretty nasty for ETH and Bitcoin yesterday. But looking at this glass half full despite all this, Bitcoin is still holding 8182. We haven't really gone down anymore.
09:50 So that's positive. Very positive. And you know, people that do understand or institutions that understand or long-term holders that understand, they're not going away. they're still accumulating. Okay, there's going to be more ETFs around the world. There's more countries and institutions and funds that will be buying these ETFs and Bitcoin. So, that's not going to stop.
10:18 You continue to see this. Okay. So, treasury companies and funds and everyone else in between are still stacking sats no matter how scary it gets. People that understand and they will continue to hold on DCA and that's been the proven strategy ever since Bitcoin has come out. If you study the charts, you look at anything. I've been around a lot of these cycles, okay?
10:52 A lot. Not the first cycle, not the very first cycle, but starting from the second one, third one, fourth one, and now our current one. Well, I guess our current one is the fourth one. Um, but yeah, it is. No, it's Yeah, we're in the fourth cycle. We started fourth cycle. Um, that has been a proven strategy. Holo and DCA. Anything else doesn't work.
11:16 Does not work. Even a minor hash rate hits seven-month high. This is why I was saying before, you know, when we were in crypto winter, you heard about a lot of these miners selling off and diverting their their uh data center for AI purposes. And some of them have done well. Some of them have made big deals with anthropic and others, but others have not, especially now there's kind of like a tech selloff.
11:47 So I said, you know, the beauty of Bitcoin is when a lot of people leave, the difficulty adjusts every two weeks and it adjusts down. It'll adjust down to a point where it becomes extremely profitable again for Bitcoin mining. And that's exactly what has happened. A lot of them has now come back realizing that they made a mistake and the hash rate continues to go higher now.
12:05 So again, that's why you don't want to make rash decisions. All those Bitcoin miners that sold off and now they're trying to get back in. They're coming in late. They should have just stayed in the first place. Yep. Yep. Yep. Uh I saw this too. Bitcoin Core changes security policy as AI makes bugs easier to find. Now, if you guys any of you guys that are in the tech industry would know that the last few days has been horrible, horrible for vulnerabilities and bugs and hacks.
12:43 Okay, even yesterday, Python, a vulnerability was found with the Python programming language, but PHP also had vulnerability and then you had all these sites that were hacked or were prone to hacks, right? AI is out there and it's crazy. So, I think this is a good move. Basically, Bitcoin Core, they said that if they found anything, normally they would keep it quiet.
13:09 They don't want the public to know. They don't want people to find out, but because of AI, anything could be found out really fast. So, they're just going to like report it right away and try to patch anything that they see. And that's the right move. And every single company out there needs to consistently use AI to try to find vulnerabilities in their own code.
13:30 So, it's not too late because right now you got a lot of hackers that are probably running tens of thousands of AI agents trying to hack and brute force into some of these code that's been around for 20 or 30 years. They were deemed to have no bugs because they've never been hacked. But now you're finding all these hacks through AI just like AI is also finding a lot of new ways to research, you know, math and science and medical stuff, right?
13:59 If you apply enough agents with enough time, you could pretty much solve anything. So, unfortunately, there are bad people doing it doing it the opposite way where they're trying to find vulnerabilities and steal people's money. But uh I think this is a good move and overall you got to be careful. A lot of you guys are probably working in corporate world and stuff.
14:22 You probably been hearing about it. You probably heard about patching or sites being taken down because of it. Yeah, that's all that's all related. Anyways, moving on. There's a few more things. All right. Bitcoin faces a tough macro backdrop because of oil. And normally speaking, you see like when when Bitcoin goes into crypto winter, that's when oil skyrockets for whatever reason.
14:48 This time around it's different. While we're recovering, oil is going up. So it's a little bit different. Usually that happens because I think if I'm speculating because every four years, you know, that's when we go into crypto winter, right? When rates start going up, the bubble pops and then we start going down, right? That's usually what happens.
15:13 But this cycle, we're kind of breaking the trend. We're recovering while the macro backdrop is still pretty bad. Not that great. So, that's a good thing. That's a good thing. A very good thing. Uh we're This is a 50-day moving average that we're, you know, bouncing off of right now, utilizing as support. And you could see that's a good thing. That also happened back in July, August, right before we climbed up to the 80s.
15:46 We were stuck in the 60s for a long time. A long time. People forgot how long that was. And people are turning bearish now, even though we're at 81 when we were at 61 just a few months ago, right? So, you got to put things in perspective sometimes. Here's another one, the 200 day EMA. And that has been a pretty good support long term. So all the times we had you know we had crypto bottoms right we did go below.
16:21 So normally speaking like crypto winters you go below but then when you start recovering you utilize it as a support and then you start climbing upwards. And that has been pretty pretty consistent going back to, you know, 2021. So, we'll see. We will see. We broke above it. So, most likely we're going to start utilizing it as a support. And lastly, this is just what it's looking like right now.
16:57 hard to hard to read, but basically you go through consolidation period, you may drop below that support, and then boom, you go up to the next level. That's it. That's it. All right, let's see if things gotten better. Uh, a little bit for NASDAQ, for S&P, almost a green, but today is not a good day for Dow. Yeah, we're recovering a little bit. We're back up to 82.
17:32 Most things in my watch list is green right now. So, that's good. So, I mean, yesterday was a scary day. Actually, this whole week hasn't been that great, but it hasn't been that bad either. That's the thing. A lot of people are over, I don't know, over panicked, overstimulated by what's been happening, what's been said in the news and stuff. And that it's all scary.
17:59 Yes. But when you look at Bitcoin, especially if you compare it to where we are now versus a few months ago, we're doing pretty darn good. Pretty darn good. And we're still in October, which means we're still in October. We still have time to flip above. Midterms is less than two weeks away. So, we still have time to make a tremendous move. Yep. All right.
18:35 Now, some of the other things I said I was going to do. Clash pickics still ongoing. A lot of people are jumping in because the NBA season, NHL season. We still have football as well. So, make sure you check it all out on Clash Picks where you can make predictions for free. Everyone gets PC Clash. You can make predictions of PC Clash and PC Clash is also earned by playing games like Front Line.
19:02 Um, so yeah, check out Clash Pics. You can make prediction of Pclash, Clash, Soul or USDC. Uh Clashpad, we're still giving out a lot of rewards. Has slowed down recently because, you know, volume has slowed down, but overall still pretty good. We have new projects launching, old projects are still promoting. A lot of people are in Discord. If you're not in Discord, you should join it.
19:30 It's in the description. We got a lot of great things happening. All right, CWD, Front Line, a lot of big updates. I'm working on it every single day. So, for Front Line, uh it's not up yet. You guys will see. There are new things. Uh and there are a lot of you guys that are very consistent playing. Now, we have a new reward section. Okay, so if you are a season pass holder, if you're a if you're a SSC class subscriber, you're a season pass holder or you could just buy it separately.
20:04 But you can earn things, okay? You get rewarded just by playing the game. And then even free members, okay? Even if you're free, you could also get rewarded, you could claim, right? So that's something new that we added. We added challenges, daily challenges, weekly challenges where you can earn things as well. Okay. Uh, also customizations for loadouts.
20:27 Now, people that are hardcore people, okay, you could have different kind of red dots, you could have different kind of scopes, you could have different kind of muzzles like a suppressor, you know, you could have different kind of grips, you could have different kind of mags. So, anything that you want to configure, you can. And it's just based on levels.
20:53 Again, you could acquire for free. And of course, everything else. We're going to add in a couple new guns, which we already did. Actually, the new M60 is one of them. Okay, it's a crazy powerful gun. So, this is actually for sale, but there's other ones that you can now get by playing. And then also new maps. New maps. Even for free people. There will be a new map coming out.
21:20 Two new maps. Switchyard is going to be replaced. It's combined with Castard, so it's much bigger. Now it's a 6x6 map. And I'm going to release a River Ward map, which is huge. It's a 16x6 player map. It's going to be one of our premier maps, even bigger than the mall. And it looks absolutely fantastic. Fantastic. And I'm going to release that like after this stream.
21:45 So, a lot of big things happening on Front Line. And uh I think I'm going to start getting influencers because now the game is pretty hardened and a lot of little things have been added like you can vault over things. You can climb out of windows. Uh there's a PG mode now for those of you got them young kids in the settings if you didn't want to hear all the cussing and swearing.
22:06 There's a lot of little things but performance improvements. So now I think it's ready to go prime time. So I'm going to reach out to a lot of gaming influencers and try to get them to play and try to bring us more attention. But a lot of big things happening. And I'm building a bigger map, too. They could probably do like 20 by 20 and there'll be like tanks and stuff and it'll just it's going to be nuts.
22:29 Nuts to butts is what they say in the military. Actually, they don't say that in the military. I don't know why I said that. Uh, then lastly, I give you guys a preview of Clash World. All right. This is what Clash World's going to be. And it's going to be one of the most impressive games ever created. This is what it's going to look like. This is the whole freaking island.
22:59 Okay, you have now I've updated it. You have 37,000 buildings in Clash World. 37,000 buildings with dedicated farmland, mountains, desert, lakefronts, and everything that you would ever want in a game. Like, it will take you forever to explore everything. And that's kind of like the whole point. Okay, it's not done yet, but things are working already.
23:37 Okay, so obviously that's a mistake, but still you get the picture. The scope of this game is going to be so enormous. It's going to be crazy. All right, it's like GTA, but there will be many things that we have that GTA does not have. It's going to be absolutely insanity. And those of you guys that know cities can tell which city this is, what city it's based off of.
24:05 Right. Um, it's going to be a beautiful looking game. I'm still improving the graphics. This is just like a a box right now. It's going to get a lot better. Um, and people will be able to spend crypto, buy homes, buy businesses, buy cars, buy stuff that you could do in the game. All buildings will p basically well not all build not the big ones but the smaller buildings will be destructible.
24:36 You'll be able to do whatever basically it's a free world and you'll be able to spend CWD in here and earn it too. So there will be a crazy amount of missions and just free exploring is going to be amazing. I mean, if you zoom in, right, you can see the cars. And then where are the people? The people actually is not bad either. A little a few little glitches here and there, but it's going to be improved big time.
25:15 So, just to go give you guys a preview of what what Clash will be like. So, it's going to be absolutely enormous. people will spend every day all day in it. So, cool stuff. Cool stuff indeed. All right, let's do some cur. The graphics will be a lot better. Just so you guys know, I actually started over because the the first city looked a lot better, but performance-wise, it was just horrible and there was too many mistakes.
26:08 So, I actually started over. So, the new method is a lot better. It's a lot easier to load and then slowly improving the looks and functionality and everything. So, it's going to be it's going to be good. and we'll have it. I was really thinking about like some of the things that will separate us and there will be a Georgetown in the game too. Alfred, I'm more neutral on AVAC these days because I heard about a lot of internal things.
26:52 So, I'm not against them. I think they'll still do well. They have that name recognition, but I'm uh more neutral on them these days. Google deep mind researchers suggested current LLM architecture will never achieve a chi basically those researchers are all idiots it's too strong to say never and no I don't believe that anthropic already proved it Google is so far behind So they their researchers should just shut up.
27:55 Um they're good at quantum so they should stay with that. But in terms of LLMs, Anthropic already figured it out. They already they already have a recursive thing going where LLMs are making better next generation LLMs. Okay. And if these LLMs get smarter and smarter and smarter and they know how to improve themselves at a faster and faster and faster rate, you don't think one day they're going to achieve that.
28:27 That's just too naive to think about. Like if you heard there's a lot of breakdowns and talks about what happened with the hugging face hack that already you could argue is almost AGI. like that was like a agent-led revolution and that's still like a model that probably is more advanced than what we have now but I guarantee Anthropic already has models more more advanced than that.
28:54 So yeah, that's that's too naive to think. Not to say I want true AGI, not like like a sentient AI. I I don't know if that's going to be good for humanity, but it's just too naive to think that we won't get it. What are my thoughts about what's going on AI market? It's just a mistake. Everyone's selling off because they think it's a bubble. It's not.
29:41 Just look at the earnings of all these companies. They're they're making more money than they ever have. It's insane how much they're making. And these guys already said they're all sold out. Like Micron is sold out. Samsung sold out of their memory for years to come. Like they're already sold out. They can't produce anymore. Right. Nvidia continues to sell every freaking GPU that they can produce.
30:06 Like that's not that's not a bubble, you know? It's real revenue, real profit. It's not fake. And a lot of people have have looked at PE ratios of the companies now versus like say.com bubble. It's not even close. Not even close. So, I just think it's it's overblown. But if you have the powder, if you have the cash, great time to be buying because we will recover.
30:38 I just don't know when, but it could be next week. It could be two weeks right after midterms, right? When things recover, they tend to happen very, very fast. And it's not it's not just when you say AI, right? It's not just like anthropic and open AI. It's all it's all the energy companies that are, you know, like in the energy sector. It's the data center companies.
31:16 The ones that are building out the data centers, the ones that produce the hardware like Dell for example or HP, they're all making money hand over fist. Every single one. True profits. So Why you keep versus why why you keep bringing Avalanche? They're they're they're in no position to make any partnerships. I would love to, but you know, I was good friends with someone that has the project that was on Avalanche and is completely in shambles and they're not really helping any of their partners and they had internal
32:22 struggles. So, no, I don't I don't think they're going to make any deals or partnerships. So, um, so no. So, I I think with games, you just got to come out with something good and then you got to get a lot of marketing. That's that's really it. And make sure that whatever token economics that you have does not inflate it to hell, which we don't. Both CWD and Frontline were both launched on Clashpad.
32:54 So, they have a set supply was fair launched. And we had the feature where we do reward sharing for any kind of transfers, buys, sells, transfers. So holders are rewarded to hold. So we got a really good system. The tokconomics is good. The treasury holds just a small amount, but whatever we do with CWD will be net negative, meaning that we will take more out of the market than we release.
33:19 So I'm going to make sure of that. So the mechanics are great. It's just a matter of marketing. And right now it's hard to market when the market is down, right? with all the macro stuff and anything crypto is very hard to market. But the good thing with games is I'm making them so that they're not just appealing to crypto people. Okay? Of course, that is the primary target, but like I made front line, you come to here, you don't really know that it's a it's there's crypto at all.
33:49 Uh when you buy things, it does show up, but uh you could buy with credit card, too. You know, it's just you get a discount with crypto and everything is made traditionally like a game. Oh, and I forgot we I came out bundles, too, which is cool. So, like a Bitcoin bundle. So, you get Bitcoin camo, orange face plate, gold tracer, you get a new charm, and your guns are decorated with Bitcoin.
34:21 So we got these bundles going. You got like a Salana one liquidation one. So like stuff like this. If you want to buy, you can buy with cash, right? So people see that. That's one of the big things that I also learned a lot of these crypto games, right, make it way too complicated. Like you have to get a wallet first. So most gamers that come, they're like, I don't have a wallet.
34:49 And they leave, right? I made it so that you don't need all this. If you have it, great. Then you could earn your class score. You can earn PClash. You could do a lot of stuff. You could buy with crypto. But if you don't have any of that, who cares? You just create a account and then you could pay for things and buy things and get in it right away. So, and this is just looking really good.
35:14 Like really, really good. This is all browser based. You don't have to download anything. Like with Call of Duty or Battlefield, you can't just jump on another computer and play. You have to download it, wait, have it load. It takes like 20 minutes, 30 minutes or whatever. This you could jump on any computer browser based and jump right in and start playing.
35:34 So, new update. See how fast that was? It's really fast. I think the Oh, it didn't update yet. Yeah, the new Switch art is now active. If you guys haven't played it, play that. Um, it's been combined. So, you even free players, even you don't have account, you could jump on and play. But Switchard is updated. Uh coffee if you're a D city at ICP chain.
36:36 That's a old game, man. And I remember like like a lot of influencers was trying to trying to pump that. I don't know what it was like you bought floors or something. Um I remember that from back in the day. I I never got involved. There were a lot of like stuff like that. You were the developer for Oz and what and what is there a dark matter box in C.
37:18 You know what? That's that's that's a good idea. I I watch that show. I I'll I'll get a I'll get it in there and then uh you could use it to teleport. One thing I wanted to bring into Clash World is uh a teleport feature, which would make it difficult when cops and stuff are after you because then that would be cheating. But I think I will make it so it's very limited.
37:41 So you could always teleport back to your home and maybe your business like something like that and it's limited use. You could you only use it however many times per day because the city is so big. Like literally to drive from one one end to another. Like if you are out in the mountains and you had to drive downtown like it would probably take you 30 minutes maybe not maybe not 30 minutes maybe like 15 minutes.
38:10 It like it is really really really big. like the size. Maybe I made it too big, but the size of this is enormous. So, I think one of the cool things is going to be like a teleport feature where you could just teleport to wherever you like certain destinations and then maybe if you wanted to buy more teleport like that will be available for purchase.
38:58 How do I go up? I I don't I don't even know the the controls to go up. Yeah. Oh, here we go. I mean, it is just enormous. There's so many buildings. I had to figure out a way to make it. Some buildings you can enter. There'll be uses, you know, reasons to enter them like a gun shop obviously, but maybe other stuff like a car dealership, you know, you'll be able to buy that and sell cars.
39:28 There'll be other shops where you can buy and sell items. Um, I had to figure all that out. And which which houses or condos or whatever could be bought. It's a lot of a lot of stuff. It's a lot of stuff. And then what happens when someone tries to destroy it? Because in this world, anyone could come and destroy it. They could run a car through it. They could use a rocket launcher and blow it up.
39:53 So I think that's where like insurance comes in. Um so you have to buy insurance in case something like that happen. And you could buy maybe protection so that there's people like standing outside. You know, there I have so many ideas. I don't know how realistic is it is it to implement all of them but but it it's doable as long as I have enough time but I I don't want to work on this forever but just FYI have like 20 agents working on this around the clock 247 so that's how I'm able to do There's a train the L's in
40:42 here. You get on, you can hop on a train, hop off. There'll be designated stations be highways. I mean, it'll be like GTA 5 and GTA 6, but with a lot more realistic things that you can do. for us has also work with board ape folks on a comedy club. So you like you like a virtual one or a real one like Yeah, it'll be kind of cool. Like a lot of stuff will be integrated.
41:46 you'll have your own phone. So, with that phone, you could just browse, you know, certain things. You can make like you'll be able to go to Clash Pix or Clashpad. Uh if you go to ATM, you'll be able to swap and you'll be able to buy from the ATM. You could go to, you know, a sportsbook place or go to Clash Pix. Uh maybe I'll even integrate like Halian Poly Market.
42:14 like there'll be a lot of real stuff that you can do in the game. So, you really don't need to leave. Uh I don't I don't know how the server will go handle it, but I I'll try to figure that out because if you really have like a thousand people that's on there all the time, that's a lot of server load. for us virtual one all made in Unity. You know, I was thinking about like using Unity or Unreal Engine, but then it can't be a a browser based game.
43:20 So, and you could do a lot of stuff with browsers. Like people don't realize that. I didn't realize it until I started building. It's just so much easier to do it through a browser, but you're kind of limited. But I figured some tricks out. So like the the newer Frontline maps when you guys play the realism on them is is like off the charts. So the new River Ward map that's coming out soon.
43:45 Like you guys will see it's it's an impressive looking map. Um, it's still not at Battlefield level, but it's pretty getting pretty close. Getting pretty close considering I didn't spend 20 or 30 million on Battlefield, right? And didn't take years to make. Um, it's pretty impressive. I'm closing that gap. I'm learning like a lot of new techniques in terms of how to build maps and how to make things better.
44:28 Are all these guys trying to like, you know, trying to shill this Gortex Gro Gortex? Like if you're going to show a project or a fake project, can't you like pick a better name? Why would you pick something called Grock Vortex with no spaces? It doesn't even sound right. It doesn't even look right. Anyways, I'm banned all those people. Obviously, bots The good thing is these guys are giving me views.
45:13 I guess Allan, I appreciate it. I know you've been giving a lot of feedback and I've been uh implementing them, but Front Line is legit. People that play, I think they enjoy it. I mean, it's fun. Like, it's fun. If you have five minutes, you have 10 minutes, you hop in and you play, like, it's actually fun. It's not just like some vibecoded slop. It's really not.
45:53 So, if you haven't tried it, try it. And then you don't have all the crazy sweats in there either. Like you try to play Battlefield like every 10 seconds you get headshotted by some sniper because they they just know they camp out and they just know the map so well. Maybe eventually Front Lines will be like that but like right now you don't have like those kind of crazy sweats that's just like dominating all the time.
46:19 But yeah, I don't know what's going on with my screen here. Whenever I turn on GPU acceleration, my screen just gets all screwed up. Can you guys even see me? Because it's like blank on my on my YouTube here. Oh, here we go. Yeah, it fixed itself. Yeah, but stuck with browser forever is not a bad thing. Browser technology improves too, right? So, I'm figuring that out right now.
47:06 There are things that you could do to offset things. So, if I could build out Clashworld and it works legit and it's beautiful and it runs perfectly because that's one of the big things, one of the reasons why I start over because this is running at 60 fps constant. Okay, right now there's not a whole lot of detail yet, although it's it's it's still a lot that it's generating, but look how smooth this is.
47:38 Okay, this is this is there's no lag at all. So, if I can get this going on a browserbased like game, it's going to be amazing. It's going to be crazy. So, I think it can be done. And Front Line is browser based and it's it's beautiful. Go play a match. It's it's beautiful. So, I don't think browser is as limiting as some people say. Obviously, if you're not browser, you got a big download, you use Unreal Engine, you're going to get a really good and spectacular looking game, but we'll see.
48:24 We'll see how this goes. But Front Line definitely works and it plays well and everyone should try it. I'm going back to US market. Uh, Dow is just getting worse. Dow's getting crushed. Minus700, but NASDAQ and S&P is okay. American Express cutting 5% of the workforce to prepare for AI. See, like like stuff like this sounds to me that they're just doing it because they want to, not because they embraced AI, not because they found efficiencies.
49:09 They're just using as an excuse to be able to lay people off right now, right? A lot of companies, big companies especially, they haven't figured it out yet, which is good because if they really figured out how to improve things using using AI, they they would have fired like 50% of the workforce already. Um, so you still have time. Those of you guys in the corporate world, you still have time.
49:33 Um, but you're starting to see this and I think this just companies taking advantage. They see the economy maybe not doing as well or they they're too bloated and they need to cut back. So, they're just going to use AI as an excuse. And you can't really counter that. Like, you can't after you're being fired, your HR person says, "Well, it's because, you know, we're laying people off to prepare for AI."
49:54 It's like, you can't really counter that. It's like, okay. Yeah. So, but this is what I'm going to say of like over the next five to 10 years, there'll be a lot of people jobless. A lot of people that are jobless. And I don't know what's going to happen to society when unemployment is at like 20 or 30%. Um, unless we get like a lot of people are talking about universal basic income like maybe that I don't know but yeah I really don't know then I guess everyone could just stay at home and play Clash World and try to
50:42 earn money in Clash World. Maybe that's the solution. I don't I don't know. Good thing is uh it seems like tech is still holding today, but Dow is getting crushed and uh and Bitcoin and crypto is kind of like hanging in there. NASDAQ 100 is actually green. It looks like NASDAQ is going to turn green. It's getting closer and closer to zero, which is good.
51:43 Universal basic services make more sense. Cheap goods and services resulting from AI. Yeah. Yeah. But they they don't want to lose control. They always want to have money. It's kind of like why IMF still hands out money to countries. Um because then you owe someone, right? You you I think that's the difference. You don't want to just give people products.
52:06 You want to give them money so that they're always dependent on you giving them money. So that's how control works, right? The same thing with banks, um credit card companies and stuff. So yeah, I don't I don't think it would be services. I think it would be money. Anyways, that's about it, guys. Today's kind of a iffy day. ETF flow went negative yesterday, but you know why?
52:43 Bitcoin is holding holding well. And there's a reason why Bitcoin is created in days like today and weeks like this week and last week should help re-emphasize your conviction of faith in Bitcoin and something better with scarcity that can't be inflated and create out of thin air infinitely. So stay strong, my friends, and check out Clash Picks for all your prediction events.
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