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talking about crypto punks with otis hey

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everyone me kevin here in this video

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we're going to talk about various

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different updates are regarding

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cryptocurrencies we're going to talk

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about price action that we're seeing

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we're going to talk about some updates

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regarding what happened in singapore

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we'll talk about and crypto as an

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inflation hedge we'll also talk about

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myanmar a bloomberg's price target for

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crypto what happened with solana uh but

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more importantly the broader market

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what's happening with the broader market

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these are all things we're going to

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before christmas okay folks let's get

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right into this we'll go ahead and first

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just get a quick little preview of the

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day look at this folks bitcoin just

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dropped below 47 000. ethereum is now

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below 3800

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and so far we have seen nothing but this

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slip trend continue if we drop on over

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or jump on over rather to

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uh our weeble here we can see generally

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we keep revisiting this a 47

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100 ish line

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for btc i do have a double set of

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supports here a drawn a softer one and a

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stronger one the stronger one is that 47

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one level and 46 8

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is the softer one this is really where

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we see sort of that pain extending and

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right now we're bouncing off of this

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again at 47.1 here bouncing around again

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you can see the price over here so these

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very very very important lines here this

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is on the one hour chart if we go out to

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the one day

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you could see the pain that we've kind

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of been playing with right here so it's

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a little less evident on the one day

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chart but on the one hour chart you

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could definitely see that these have

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been holding when we get larger

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liquidations that's when we get these

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pull throughs uh but even if we go back

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a little bit

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we see some of these same levels come

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into play like at the beginning of

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october and of course if we jump in over

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here towards where we've been playing uh

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since about the beginning of december we

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could see these lines pretty pretty

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consistent uh similarly with ethereum

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except ethereum breaking past its 4k

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level and when we break past the

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ethereum 4k level we do have a support

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line at 37.64

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and that's essentially what we're

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stretching down to right now and we just

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bounced off of that sitting at about 38

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so watch that in terms of levels now in

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terms of cardano worth noting that we've

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so far and it's unfortunate we've been

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pretty much perfectly following the

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fibonacci right down and it wouldn't

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surprise me at all to see cardano get

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back to about a buck o2 this is where in

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the summer i did a substantial amount of

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buying on cardano and it ended up being

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a phenomenal investment because the

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thing almost tripled actually it did

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triple i didn't sell for a triple i sold

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for a double but i'll take it

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but anyway this is one to watch sheba

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did a lot of a similar move here with

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the fibonacci so watch for that uh

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similar retracement that we're seeing

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here now let's go ahead and talk about

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some of the news this is a little bit of

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the price action that's been going on

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let's talk about some of the news and

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try to make sense of some of the madness

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that's going on so in order to do this i

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think it's easier for us to just hop on

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over to

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our uh our outline over here it's just

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easiest to flow and a lot of you seem to

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appreciate the outline so first it's

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worth noting that 90 of bitcoin has been

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mined as of today so congratulations

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that doesn't mean the next 10 is going

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to be the hardest coin that has ever

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been mined but it is a big milestone for

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bitcoin uh also binance uh binance had

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an application to run an exchange in

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singapore they bloomberg just reported

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that they have withdrawn their

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application to operate an exchange in

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singapore they'll wind down and close

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operations for this particular branch by

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february 13th of 2022 uh this was

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originally singapore was speculated to

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become the global headquarters for

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binance so it came as a little bit of a

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surprise some folks are indicating that

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maybe this is why we're seeing crypto

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sell down a little bit now binance later

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came out and said hey look they have an

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eighteen 18

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a percent stake in the hg exchange which

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operates in that region uh and that kind

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of made their application quote somewhat

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redundant

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and they ended the message on twitter

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with onwards which in my opinion when

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you kind of end a message with onwards

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it's kind of like you're kind of rolling

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your eyes like ah well it wasn't meant

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to be i guess and you're kind of moving

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on which kind of implies they wanted the

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permit but still withdrew the permit for

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some reason and and this kind of

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reiterates not only the regulatory

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difficulties that we face but the

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regulatory uncertainties that we face

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it's kind of like what we heard in the

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congressional hearings about hey should

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we have a single regulator should we

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have multi-regulators

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versus having nothing you know should we

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just use the regulatory regimes that we

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have now or stick with nothing and

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really the worst is having nothing and

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that's kind of what we have now is very

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little crypto regulation and that makes

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it very difficult to jump through hoops

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because you don't know what the hoops

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are supposed to be when you're trying to

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apply for things like for example a

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bitcoin etf not talking about a bitcoin

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futures etf an actual bitcoin etf like

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if we just got hey if you follow these

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rules you can provide lending services

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coinbase hey if you follow these rules

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you can have a stable coin if you follow

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these rules you can you have an etf

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great then then at least it gives us a

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path but we don't even have that path

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right now and so that's where congress

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is lost uh in in trying to regulate

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crypto and honestly i don't think they

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even remotely understand it but then

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again i think the vast majority of folks

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who get into crypto realize that the

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more you get into crypto the more you

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realize you don't know a lot about

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crypto because there's such a vast

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amount of knowledge it's like when you

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first get into crypto you think you know

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everything and you're just saying

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unconscious incompetent like you don't

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even know that you're incompetent in

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crypto then you get to like the

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conscious incompetence where it's like

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oh man there's a lot to learn like i

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consider myself there like i'm aware

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that there is so much more learning to

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do but that excites me because it gives

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me so much to read and research every

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day i love it uh and and this was one of

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them okay now you might think this

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person was a little fudd-ish but they

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had a little uh they had a very unique

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perspective about when you want to

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invest in crypto as a hedge and when you

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don't want to use crypto as a hedge and

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i thought this was very very unique so

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just going to jump to the bottom line on

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this you can kind of pause the screen

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here and read a little bit of the back

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story but a lot of this was the back

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story here i think what's most important

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is let's just look at the summary here

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so the summary of this person's opinion

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piece it was an opinion piece in

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bloomberg this was written by aaron

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brown he's the head of research at aqr

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capital and this was his summary his

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summary was first

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you should buy crypto if you think the

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dollar is going down or into the toilet

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and he believes that a drunken congress

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can lead the dollar to collapse and you

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can pull up the value of the dollar by

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looking at for relative value of the

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dollar by looking at the dxy chart i'll

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pull that up in a moment but i want to

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explain drunken congress so

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their argument of what a drunken

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congress is is this is that democrats

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like to raise taxes and spend

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republicans like to cut taxes but they

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don't cut spending as much and he

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believes that right now we're in the

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state where you kind of have nothing

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like democrats can't do anything

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republicans can't do anything but

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republicans have a good chance of

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winning power in 2022 at least in one of

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the houses of congress which would mean

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we would need some kind of bipartisan

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action to actually get anything done in

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congress and when you have republicans

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and democrats working together you tend

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to get

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more spending

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less tax

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or less less spending cuts so again more

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spending which is inflationary less

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spending cuts which is inflationary

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potentially tax cuts which is

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inflationary uh and and usually you

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don't get as many race taxes when you

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get this coalition here so he's

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basically saying you have a lot of

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inflationary pressures uh when you have

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this drunken congress that is when you

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get bipartisanship between republicans

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and democrats it's actually good for

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crypto which if you look back

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at the last year and a half a lot of the

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bipartisanship between democrats and

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republicans led to the three stimulus

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packages and virtually on every single

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stimulus package we hit new highs when

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we got this crazy amount of spending of

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our government right and it also

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weakened the dollar

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which again you can look at the strength

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of the dollar because crypto globally is

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really denominated in relative terms to

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the dollar

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and if you look at the dollar chart here

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you can see that every time we took

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stimulative stimulative action the

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dollar weakened right so over here in

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april we passed our first massive

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stimulus package boom

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the dollar weakens we pass our next

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stimulus package in december the dollar

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hits an all-time low we pass our next

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stimulus package in uh in in january the

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dollar remains at an all-time low and it

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kind of vacillates then later but every

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time we stimulate it and government had

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their sort of bipartisan efforts

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we saw the dollar fall to new level low

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levels uh in in that consistently is at

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least deemed to be something that leads

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people to fly into crypto because they

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see a weakening dollar as a hedge uh or

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they see crypto as a hedge to a

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weakening dollar so if you think the

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dollar is going to keep failing or the

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or maybe not necessarily continue to

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fail because it's actually been

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strengthening lately but if you think

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that the dollar is going to weaken in

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the long term buy crypto

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if you think we're going to get more

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monetary stimulus

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because the economy is weakening so this

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is like your economy is slowing down he

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actually argues you should buy real

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estate and not crypto so if the economy

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is shrinking and slowing down he says

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the last thing that you want to be

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exposed to is a startup and he compared

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crypto to kind of like being a venture

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capital investor without needing to be

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an incred accredited investor so like

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you want to invest in the next startup

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hey look that's great when the economy

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is booming but startups suck when gdp is

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declining and the economy is shrinking

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and crypto acts a lot like a risky

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startup so if you if you think that gdp

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is going to decline and our economy is

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going to slow down probably stay away

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from crypto was his argument if you

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think the dollar is going to lose power

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that's where you want to get into crypto

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if we have a war he says buy crypto so

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he's got a lot of reasons for buying

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crypto so war by crypto dollar loses

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power by crypto financial conflict buy

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crypto

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supply so this would be like banks

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having over leveraging issues or

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collapse risks right 2008 style risk

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which is really what created crypto

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anyway

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supply chain issues so for supply chain

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issues interestingly he thought that if

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you are investing in crypto as a way to

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hedge against inflation risk but you

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think the only reason that we're having

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inflation is because of shorter term

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supply chain issues then maybe you don't

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want to be in crypto and the reason for

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that uh is is again going back to that

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venture capital style speculativeness is

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that hey if that temporary inflation i

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know that's like a hot tamale to talk

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about right now but if that supply chain

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inflation goes away then then you might

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lose some of the benefits of of using

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crypto as an inflation hedge as

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inflation potentially goes down now in

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theory uh that would mean the worst case

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scenario would be supply chain issues

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going down

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the

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and then all of a sudden so we we get

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inflation going down so inflation goes

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down but on top of inflation going down

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you also potentially have gdp going down

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maybe as you turn into this sort of

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deflationary spiral this in theory would

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then be the worst case scenario for

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crypto like best case scenario for

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crypto would actually be inflation going

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up in gdp going up right startups are

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good when gdp goes up inflation uh goes

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up which is good for for crypto right

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worth noting uh it's also worth noting

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that i just ran a poll and just as many

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of you seem to invest in a crypto as a

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way to protect your dollar's value as a

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hedge against inflation which it's worth

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noting those are different things right

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the dollar's value is relative to other

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currencies the uh amount of inflation we

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have is how much prices are actually

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going up and and take a look at this i

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ran this poll on twitter what's the

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number one reason you invest in crypto

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first of all 51 of you just invest in

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crypto because prices trend up

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which

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is probably not the best reason to

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invest in something

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in fairness trends can change okay like

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trends do not have to continue but but

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in hey you know what then again a lot of

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people invest in the s p 500 because

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stunks go up

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but then again if you take out the top

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10 uh companies in the s p 500 the s p

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500 is lower than where it was before

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the pandemic kind of crazy uh and then

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of course you guys are match guys and

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gals are matched between investing in

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crypto as an inflation hedge and a hedge

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against the end of fiat which would be

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you know dollar collapse right

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so it kind of really ties into what

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we're seeing here

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and then uh if the economy is stagnant

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uh then then again you also don't well

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we already talked about that you don't

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necessarily want to invest in crypto so

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that was kind of interesting now i do

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want to mention i saw i put a little

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kevin note in here we had the highest

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inflation reading like in the last 39

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years on friday and crypto fell why

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because crypto tends to consistently

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fall on cpi days now you'd think when we

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have these high inflation reports crypto

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would go up but that's not when crypto

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goes up so there's not really a a great

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link between cpi going up

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and like bitcoin or the other cryptos

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going up if anything it's the opposite

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it's when we get these high reports i

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almost wonder if

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folks are

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trading crypto as as a potential uh risk

15:28

asset and that they're trying to escape

15:30

to some degree when we get these high

15:32

cpi reads because we think that uh oh

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well if rates go up

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then maybe that means cheap money is

15:38

going to go away

15:39

and and potentially crypto goes down so

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that's another thing that's worth noting

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is every time we get these cpi reports

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ironically they come in high and crypto

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tends to fall that could be because the

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beta

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between i can't draw beta very well but

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anyway the beta

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between

15:56

the the nasdaq

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and uh crypto is actually increasing

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and what that means is that if if you

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have a beta of one and the nasdaq goes

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down one percent then you would expect

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crypto go down to go down one percent uh

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that we're getting closer to one between

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the nasdaq and crypto so crypto's

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trading more like a tech stock

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than it ever has before and that

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relationship has doubled over the last

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few months which is also quite

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interesting

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uh so anyway then some other information

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that's worth noting is that in myanmar

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the national unity government

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which has been recognized by

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france and this government has offices

16:37

not officers i guess they also have

16:39

officers but anyway offices in the u.s

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uk france the czech republic australia

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and south korea

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they have come to recognize

16:48

tether as uh their currency of choice

16:52

and they are doing so to prevent

16:54

government seizure of their money and

16:55

increase privacy it is common to peg to

16:58

the us dollar as well if you have an

17:00

uncertain or like unstable currency

17:03

and this all comes

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it's also worth noting that they're not

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technically the government in power

17:09

right now this comes after the current

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regime took power via coup d'etat back

17:14

in early 2020 now a military junta runs

17:18

myanmar and so this national unity

17:22

government is kind of like a shadow

17:24

government that's trying to operate

17:25

outside of the military junta and

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they're using tether to try to create a

17:30

government uh the official central bank

17:33

of myanmar has actually banned crypto

17:36

but again this shadow government is like

17:38

f the government f the central bank f

17:41

the military we're creating our own

17:42

government and we're using tether

17:44

which kind of surprising like a little

17:47

surprise they wouldn't use usdc which is

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a little bit potentially more

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backed

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right latest research suggests that a

17:55

tether might only be somewhere between

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20 to 30

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actually backed by like treasury bonds

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or cash and the rest are it can

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frequently be just any kind of

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speculative corporate asset which could

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be uh you know in theory it could be

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junk corporate bonds you know leveraged

18:09

loans whatever

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now another thing that's worth noting in

18:14

in just sort of the pain regime right

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now is you do have a lot of

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institutional investors investing in

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crypto and when you have a lot of

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institutional investors investing in

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crypto especially bitcoin and ethereum

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which ethereum lately has become a lot

18:26

more popular for institutions uh but

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either way both of them are very very

18:29

popular you do have bloomberg

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frequently reporting that uh bitcoin

18:34

seems to be heading to about forty

18:35

thousand now that could be straight up

18:37

fud or they could be right but

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no matter the more they say it the more

18:43

you have institutions reading this and i

18:45

just want to let you know what the

18:46

institutions are reading they're reading

18:48

bloomberg saying we're going to 40.

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uh whether or not that will happen i i

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don't know but it's just worth noting

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that i also think that a lot of this

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comes off of the backs of the federal

18:57

reserve fears

18:58

because look

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again we we know the fed is going to be

19:02

accelerating their taper this week or at

19:04

least we expect that which could lead to

19:06

rates going up sooner and again when you

19:09

have rates going up sooner you kind of

19:10

have this like disaster that happens so

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let's let's draw that out really quick

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so rates uh go up what happens when

19:17

rates go up well your gdp might fall

19:21

right gdp might fall and so the goal of

19:23

obviously increasing rates is to try to

19:26

get inflation to go down but in doing so

19:29

you crimp business

19:31

borrowing potentially which could reduce

19:34

and even consumer borrowing which could

19:36

reduce gdp and remember what this author

19:38

mentions he says look if gdp goes down

19:41

and then you potentially over uh

19:44

overtighten and you go into a

19:45

deflationary environment well now you're

19:47

in your worst case scenario inflation

19:48

goes down and gdp goes down

19:51

right that would be bad that's bad for

19:52

crypto so it's possible the market's

19:54

trying to incorporate like

19:56

dang it if inflation doesn't fleck down

19:59

that's why we go down with cpi releases

20:01

if inflation does go down and at the

20:03

same time we over tighten then we could

20:06

have a slowed down economy and that's

20:08

doubly bad for crypto that could be a

20:10

little bit of what we're seeing right

20:11

now

20:12

some other news and this is on solana

20:14

specifically which i'm just going to

20:15

grab solana here really quick on

20:18

uh

20:19

what do we got here weeble solana has

20:21

broken hardcore my 186 support level

20:25

that i had drawn for it

20:27

now i don't have many other levels drawn

20:29

for solana and we could probably

20:32

try to do those together but i don't

20:34

know how worth it is right now a lot of

20:36

the pain though aside from doing some

20:38

more ta here on uh on solana a lot of

20:41

the pain here on solana right now is

20:43

coming because and we're down nine

20:44

percent it's coming not only because of

20:46

the same reason i mean look at

20:47

ethereum's down eight percent so it's

20:49

not like it's down substantially more

20:50

right but a lot of this is coming

20:52

because of uh the problems that we had

20:55

on thursday and that is another

20:58

another another

21:00

ddos attack on the solana network which

21:02

is not very ideal so on thursday we had

21:05

a ddos attack that slowed the network

21:07

and this

21:09

this has led to a lot more github

21:11

submissions for solana which some folks

21:13

are saying hey there are there are more

21:15

github submissions or you know change

21:17

submissions for solana because you're

21:18

having problems others are saying it's

21:20

because solana is just beating out

21:22

cardano and uh polka dot which if only i

21:25

could spell right when i type here on on

21:26

the ipad but whatever uh and so you've

21:28

got a lot more solana submissions which

21:30

some people are seeing that as a bullish

21:31

sign others are saying well it's because

21:32

there are more problems and the latest

21:34

problem really had to do with another

21:36

ddos attack that slowed the network it's

21:39

worth noting the following uh in october

21:41

i did a video on solana and in october

21:44

you needed 18 entities on the solana

21:46

network to get you to a 33 network

21:48

consensus this is a very important

21:50

threshold this is compared to ethereum

21:53

where you have about seven or eight

21:54

validators that you need to get to about

21:56

33 consensus which implies that solana

21:59

is more decentralized than ethereum uh

22:02

or uh the uh the 10 on polygon where all

22:06

of a sudden you get to 63 control when

22:08

you have the top 10 which is crazy like

22:10

that's not very decentralized right this

22:12

is sort of your classic solana argument

22:13

to say look salon is more decentralized

22:16

but the problem is every time we have

22:17

these ddos attacks just like kind of we

22:19

had in september when we had an attack

22:22

that that led the entire network to shut

22:24

down for 17 hours and then all of a

22:26

sudden enough validators got together to

22:27

decide together to restart the network

22:30

it leads a lot of people to wonder in

22:32

question wait a minute how decentralized

22:33

is solana actually because even though

22:35

we might have 18 entities

22:37

that get us to 33 consensus which

22:40

implies it's decentralized what if

22:42

you actually have a lot of these

22:44

entities that are controlled and owned

22:46

by the same groups of people then then

22:48

you actually have less decentralization

22:50

than it appears right

22:52

uh it's also important to remember that

22:54

solana is a level one protocol it's not

22:57

like built on top of ethereum uh and

23:00

anytime you have a level one solution

23:02

you potentially uh and you're creating a

23:04

new one you potentially create stability

23:06

concerns because you're really creating

23:08

a new blockchain tech

23:09

and remember that solana uses proof of

23:12

history proof of history i wrote it over

23:14

here just so you can have a recollection

23:16

of it it's a system that encodes time

23:18

stamps into transactions before they're

23:20

sent to the blockchain allowing the

23:21

blockchain to calculate thousands of

23:23

transactions at the same time without

23:25

worrying about trying to figure out what

23:27

the order of the transactions is because

23:29

each transaction already has a timestamp

23:32

and they're basically by default ordered

23:34

and this allows solana to work more

23:36

quickly in theory more efficiently and

23:38

cheaper but again this uh this this

23:41

attack is not so good and has led

23:43

grayscale investment to write the

23:44

following the solana consensus mechanism

23:47

uses a new blockchain tech that is not

23:49

yet widely used and may not function as

23:52

intended there may be flaws in

23:53

cryptography underlying the network

23:55

including flaws that affect the

23:56

functionality of the solana network or

23:58

that make it more vulnerable to attack

23:59

and unfortunately that's a little bit of

24:01

what we're seeing right now so uh you

24:03

know

24:04

i think this is just growing pains uh

24:06

for solana i'm personally not heavily

24:08

worried about it although the only

24:09

investment i have right now uh is

24:11

twofold one uh axi teams about 40k and

24:14

axi teams probably worth a little less

24:15

right now uh and another in ethereum uh

24:19

i'm really watching right now the dip

24:22

very very closely so that way uh

24:25

once i feel like we've bottomed i want

24:26

to have a very diversified portfolio and

24:28

i kind of want to have like a nice pie

24:30

where i've got a little bit of you know

24:32

dot a little bit of a tara luna a little

24:34

bit of salon whatever right and so i'm

24:37

working on those allocations of course

24:38

anytime i buy or sell i send alerts to

24:41

everyone in the stocks and psychology of

24:42

money group uh whether it's crypto or

24:44

stocks probably won't be crypto forever

24:46

in the stocks of psychology money group

24:47

but i imagine for at least the next

24:49

three months or so uh but stocks at

24:51

least uh for the time being uh no no

24:53

plans to stop those alerts but anyway

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you can you can check out all of my

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programs that i have on building your

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25:03

but uh yeah there you go this is sort of

25:05

an overarching update in terms of crypto

25:07

for me uh what i would say in terms of

25:10

btc pricing

25:11

is is we really want to watch this level

25:14

here because look we have been watching

25:18

consistently this laddering down to new

25:21

lows here i remember when we were

25:23

dancing between 56 and 58 and now we're

25:26

dancing at this support i'm nervous that

25:28

if bloomberg's right we're going to be

25:30

soon dancing around

25:33

the 37 to 36 range i hope not

25:37

because i do think that this is going to

25:38

drive more liquidations you're going to

25:40

have substantially more people upside

25:42

down on their crypto purchases which is

25:44

not good because then it leads to more

25:45

paper handing like everybody's a diamond

25:47

hander when you're still up right like

25:50

people like oh the market's down but

25:51

don't worry i'm still up or or it's like

25:53

kind of like the classic thing that

25:54

people always say it's like oh

25:56

uh somebody says crypto's crashing and

25:58

then they're like what are you talking

25:59

about cryptos crashing 5 down on btc

26:02

just a normal monday but if that becomes

26:04

a problem when like every single day is

26:06

just a normal monday and it's a normal

26:08

tuesday it's a normal wednesday as you

26:09

keep going down five five five five five

26:11

right now again the broader market is

26:13

selling off as well so this is no skin

26:15

off of just crypto i mean look tesla's

26:16

down 5.6 freaking percent right now you

26:19

know sofi literally just broke support

26:21

it's down at 14 freaking dollars and

26:23

they broke us they broke a major support

26:25

line so you got some serious pain

26:27

happening in the market right now real

26:28

sort of risk off happening right now

26:31

but uh anyway these are some of my

26:33

thoughts about crypto thank you so much

26:34

for watching this video if you found it

26:35

helpful consider sharing the video and

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folks we'll see in the next one thank

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