Yo-yo, yo, what up? What up?
Good morning. Good morning.
TMG. Right.
What day is it, Tyler? Oh, it's my favorite day of the
week. Wednesday.
Whoa. Wednesday, March 19th, 2025.
Look at that. Another beautiful day.
And to have a beautiful day. The last day of winter, the
blast day of winter. Winter is not coming.
Winter is going away. Tyler, come back out in the
house. Tyler, Tyler.
Tyler, good morning. How you doing today?
I'm good waking up to some big green candles on the board.
I did my NCAA Calcutta draft last night, so I've been I've
been crunching the numbers for a few days now.
I did not watch a single game of of men's college basketball this
year, but now I feel like I'm an expert.
After a few hours of data analysis, I'm ready to grill our
guests. Billy Betts.
Let's go. Small picks, so yeah.
Let's see if he's got some alpha for us on the lines on Marriott
2 for the Texas and Charlotte. Should I?
I don't know anything about NBAI know even less about the March
Madness stuff. I just know Twitter is offering
me $50.00 to start a bracket. Did you get that too?
I I yeah, sure, I'll do it. I mean, hey, 50 dollars, $50
that's like one coffee in Montreal.
Now we're like like a they said 12 eggs.
You know, it's a lot of eggs. You know, I can't believe Can
you believe it, Tyler in this bear market, I see Bongo posting
pictures of eggs on the timeline like he's cooking eggs.
It's a flux. People, people have the nerve to
post that they're eating eggs on the timeline in the bear market.
It's man. Do people just not think about
the other man? This is crazy.
Anyways, I said the bungle is
here. He's not.
Anyways, we have to make an our, our, our ordinal special at some
point. You know, maybe it'll.
Why not today? Because Mando's not here.
We need them for pups. We're not letting Mando get away
from this one. We're not.
I think Mando's at a sex party in Portugal right now.
So that's why he's not here today.
He's he ended up taking himself, he got all he got himself all
excited yesterday on the show. And if he you know, eggs down
40% but still outperforming ETH. Yeah.
What's up with eggs being down? So eggs are down bad.
I think that's good. Anyways, today on the show to do
today, what are we going to talk about today?
We're going to talk about markets, we're going to talk
about crypto. We're going to talk about
macros. Is it Powell speaking today?
Yeah. FOMC.
Yeah. Big day, big day, big day or
not? But so far, big day, big day so
far. And then so far, bit what is
this post? An important reminder today,
there will be, there will not be a meeting of 12 people voting on
whether to start printing more Bitcoin.
So good. That's genius.
I love that. I will talk NFTS because NFTS
are so back. How did you say?
I love that. We'll talk about Tyler's top 100
and then we'll be joined by today's.
They're not even a show partner. They're just coming on to shoot
the shit with us because we may or may not be working on
something enough for Myriad so that we're going to have the
Billy Betts team on today. So we're going to try and get
some outfit from them. Heads up, I'm pretty sure we all
have some coins from them. So there's our disclosure.
And then last but not least, Robert Lootbox spent today lucky
winner today may leave with a with a crypto punk.
I'm feeling good about it today. EE had a good balance.
I feel like someone's going to win a crypto punk today.
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Go. Yeah, folks, crypto major is
very green here this morning ahead of today's big FOMC
meeting happening later this afternoon.
We've got Bitcoin up 3% eighty 4K, ETH up 8 percent 2030 and
Robert Kobe, Kobe may have gone long, we'll have to chat about
that. But now the the leader is XRP up
14%. It re flipped Ethereum and FDV
and this is on the back of Brad Garlin House.
The CEO announced this morning that the SEC is officially
dropping their appeal against ripples.
So. Ocean, we got some fucking
Ukrainians just now too. Let's go.
Nice. What was that?
Zelensky confirmed POW swap with Russia.
Is that proof of work? Prisoner of war.
Oh so. Similar progress is being made
on that front. We're still not quite at a
ceasefire, but making progress it seems.
So I think markets are are liking that here to a degree as
well. Run through the rest of the
headlines before we get into some of this major price action
here. Zoppo Bank debuted their Bitcoin
back to lending yesterday up to $1 million with more user
friendly lending terms. I thought that was a big deal.
Coinbase got a buy rating from investment firm Bernstein with a
target price 69% higher, I think around $310.
They're crediting Trump's crypto friendly policies on that same
day, Coinbase, they keep shipping, they introduce
verified pools as KYC verified liquidity pools position as a
way to produce counterparty risk.
That's by base and unit swap V4. In other headlines, NASDAQ
requesting SEC approval for a polka dot ETF.
Kathy Woods said she wants to tokenize two of her funds at the
Digital Asset Summit here. So Kathy's leaning into
tokenization. The Justice Department dropped
charges against the Bit Cloud founder BX Digital is is also
leaning into tokenized financial transactions.
They got regulatory approval in Switzerland and they're going to
do that on Ethereum. So it still looks like Ethereum
is going to be the leader for real world assets on chain.
And then North Carolina became the latest state to introduce a
Bitcoin strategic reserve bill. This bill allocating up to 10%
of the state's public funds for Bitcoin.
So not a small amount there. And memes meme coin measures
mostly green Pepe leading the what up 9%?
Far coin looking pretty strong here dare I say as well.
It's up 24% leading the AI board.
This PBS token running this morning.
I still know exactly what this thing is.
You. Killed me with that one, I don't
know why. I know that and it's one of the
top movers on Solana in token AirDrop and protocol news,
Radium announced its own pump fun competitor called Lawn Slab
with customizable bonding curves and fees that rate token up
about 12% on the news market. Like that Solana they tease
their secret phone currently in test mode ahead of shipment
starting this summer. Big day of raised news shout out
to Mando. He's not here to celebrate, but
yeet formally announced their $7.7 million raise for its
crypto casino and sports book led by Dragonfly and angels such
as Lucanettes, Brian Pellegrino and maybe a an Angel Co host of
mine as well. Cross MIT raised $23 million as
they look to simplify blockchain adoption and AI focused holiday
raised 20 million from A16Z Anderson Horowitz to fund their
agentic workflow port protocols some big raises there rounding
this out in NFTS. There was some big news.
I mean majors kind of chopping up a little bit on the day, but
our NFTS had a huge day. There was another Autoglyph sale
108th 2 Fenenza sales hoodie 3D Punk at 222 ETH, and then a
skull plus mask combo sold for 100 ETH right before the show.
And folks, NBA Top Shot blockbuster news.
We've been waiting four years for this.
That news would have slapped in 2021 bro.
Moments are now tradable on Open Sea.
They also shared instructions for users on how to bridge from
their Dapper wallets over to Open Sea.
So that was a big one. I I am excited to see those
moments start to trade over on Open Sea.
Wow, dude, this. I like today.
I like today a day like today is a good day to have a good day.
Don't you love that beautiful day to have a beautiful day?
I mean, the sun is shining in Montreal.
Love to see that. And there's a lot of good news.
And my coins keep going higher. And I love that my far coin is
really just the one. There's going to be a point
where this thing goes to $10 billion and people are going to
be like, what the fuck just happened?
Big if true, big if true, two of big or five, but at least that
would be nice. I just wanted to run back to all
the time. I just pissed people off, you
know what I mean? You and me both, my friend.
I saw the chip on my back with OSF 2 on that one so I just want
to like fuck him up you. Know what I mean?
How is AI16Z and arc bags are doing?
Yeah, dude, how's that doing, OV?
Sorry, I we, we were in that trade.
We were in that trade. Together.
Sorry, you guys were in that trade together, so it's OK.
So I'm sorry but I see I was talking about eggs and I opened
my talents PO Vincenzo cooking up 6 I saw that as well.
The second I opened my I'm fucking dyed it I open my
timeline is this. I'm like yo have you not seen
the price of XPO? I think he buys them from the
Amish with some shit. That's why he posted anyways,
it's happening. I'm I told you guys, I told you
guys spring equinox. I literally call this when first
I called the blood moon pump and then called the spring equinox
pump. It's that's just how it works.
You know that's just how it works.
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Anyways, Tyler, shall we just start with the market real
quick? I mean, just a quick check in,
right? Let's take a look.
And a lot of green on the board. It feels good honestly, even
though it's not going to last. Feels nice.
Yeah. So this is all leading up into
FOMC. So yesterday we had kind of like
a a risk off day selling kind of across the board.
Equities were down, crypto majors were down ahead of just
uncertainty into what Powell's going to say this afternoon.
I guess my expectations are still fairly low.
I think the markets aren't pricing in any kind of the
markets are pricing in no action, no, no changes today.
So any kind of a rate cut or hike would jar markets certainly
if that were to take place. But that that seems pretty
unlikely. It's all going to come down to
Powell's tone effectively and if he's opening the door for more
dovish action going forward or if he's coming across hawkish.
So I feel like that's how it's been these these last several
meetings. My gut is we'll see some
volatility around it. But unless there's like some big
surprise, probably going to stay in the range, right, coming out
of this, you know, we'll see what other kind of macro
headlines come out. Peace progress, trade war
progress. Those are types of things that
could help remove some of the hurdles, right?
Those are the kind of some of the catalysts that could perhaps
help drive us up. But man, Bitcoin up 4%, ETH up
8% back over 2008 $2000. What does Kobe know?
Is that the Kobe candle? What is this is the Kobe candle?
I mean, what does, what does Kobe know here, Tyler?
You know, there's, I'm hearing things.
I'm, I'm definitely hearing things here.
You know, Kobe might be a lot of things, but he's not exactly
gambler. I was just about.
To say that you beat me to it, Damn.
It, that's your pasta from this morning which killed me.
So what's the story here, Tyler? You came up to the chat, you
said Kobe's long half a billion dollars worth of ETH.
What's the source? I I don't know the source I I
saw the tweet. Yeah.
I saw the ETH was up, see the tweet like wow, OK.
And then I, I go to Kobe's Twitter and he's making some, a
couple of shit posts that that seem like he's either got a
girlfriend, he's ready to be heard again and he's either got
a girlfriend or he's long ETH. So I, I put the, the percentage
that he's long ETH. I've got like 90% confidence.
Now, is he actually long half a billion in ETH?
I don't have much confidence in that number.
I'm not really sure what, what that where that source came
from, but it looks like he's long ETH.
We don't know exactly how much, but man, that's got people
excited again and I don't know. So there was this myriad market.
I I love this market actually for over under on the ETH
Bitcoin ratio. Good market, man.
My fist on the desk because I wanted to bet long and I just
got busy yesterday. I was doing NCAA research and I
really liked to be over on that. And I mean maybe this is dumb
logic but like how much lower can this thing go?
I I genuine thing that 1800 was rock bottom.
That's just my personal thoughts, but I I really think
1800 ETH was like rock bottom. I mean rock bottom sentiment,
rock bottom, everything. You know, I mean, look at this.
The ETH Bitcoin ratio slash ongoing narrative slash ongoing
jokes almost got to the point of it stops being funny.
It was just becoming. It was not funny anymore.
It was just beating a dead horse, you know what I mean?
Yeah, exactly. And then one of the block Works
analysts shared this. I'm not sure if I'm going to be
able to find the tweet, but basically they said they've run
3 digital asset summits at each one.
Whenever the sentiment was that Bitcoin was the only asset that
folks had conviction in, it was close to a bottom.
And on yesterday's show, on yesterday's Underexposed, we had
a long conversation about macro and crypto majors and what bags
we have conviction in. And basically consensus was just
Bitcoin and nothing else. So there are bottom sides out
there. So hopefully, you know, maybe
the the bottom is near specifically on, on some of
these ALS, but of course across the whole board.
But I mean are you going to bet money that the ETH Bitcoin ratio
goes below point O 2-3 like it was 44 when Bitcoin was 44?
Well my only concern is .23 is a is a no right?
Yeah, right on that number. Yeah.
And so point O 229 is a no. So here what happens is if the
market rallies, Bitcoin goes to 90K, what happens to that ratio?
So it's not that ETH won't pump, it's the ratio which is tricky.
You know what I mean? But I agree with you in this
essence like technique. This could be it.
And now, now the market's already reacted.
So 70 I don't like, I don't like it nearly as much as 70%, Yeah.
You liked it here, right? In the 50s, sixties. 50s yeah 5.
You got to be early on those markets when they launch because
like when they launch at 5050, you just got a just good money
to be made here. So that's going to be a fun one
to to track. But yeah, if we get I I think
just we see people on crypto Twitter, of course, are love to
overreact, love narratives, but being a whale and one of the
highest trust, highest reputation people out there
along the East, it's kind of a it's a big.
Deal I mean, I mean for now the source we don't know, but we
know well he did say like Dee Farmer is quote tweeting him so
is jazz that's. All the replies right there,
yeah. Ready to be heard again did you
buy ETH and meet someone Let me see it Just one of the two
things it's funny every time I buy ETH, it's been a while since
I last did it it's I'm ready to be heard again.
It's like the common theme, you know, So it's.
Good for the punk Bitcoins, bread, you know the the number
one spread that I track on a on a daily basis.
So punks are back to 77 K so bitcoins.
So we're within 10% now. I think they dipped about 15%
below punks. Dude, did you see that 3D sale
yesterday? Hoodie punks are on fire.
Fours 4 Hoodie punks in the last four days.
Damn, that's amazing in a huge. Variety that those 3D glasses
are at 90 each premium. So the the normal hoodies were
going for 130 and that one comes out at 2:22.
That's some nice pugs. God, I love pugs so much.
Yeah, Pugs. Autoglyphs 3 Autoglyphs have
sold. What?
In the past few days. I didn't know that.
I thought 1. You tell me 3.
Yeah, 3 Autoglyph sales. Wow, Autoglyphs spot here.
There you go. Yeah.
Wow. 108th Damn. That one's one O.
Three wow all 108th 99.9 one O 3 and 100.
Jesus. I mean, that's good price for
it. Isn't it funny how these
collections, like they won't see action for weeks, months?
Hurt mentality, brother. Typical.
Like something happens, it's always the same thing, right?
It's like it's just always the same thing.
It's funny because like like rich people have like hell of
herd mentality, you know what I mean?
It's like yo, someone's got that watcher, but it's got the same
watcher. Like someone's buying this punk
or like everyone's going to have the same punk, you know?
It's always like that and they FOMO the hardest.
I think it's also tied to this cheap ETH, right?
So like in US that. Too.
That's like if if you are bullish ETH and you think the
NFT will at least hold its value, right?
Like that's, I mean, Autogliff said 100.
I I like that trade, especially with ETH 1900.
Yeah, but that's if you're buying an USD, which you're
right. I man, you know me man.
I've been itching for the punk floor for a minute.
I'm very bullish on the fact because I'm Ausd buyer here and
if I were to buy punks, I'm bullish on the fact that they
bounced at like 70. What was the low here on punks?
60 something. I mean, here's the punk.
I just want to give Vanessa a punk.
Thank God she can't hear you. 3465 I just sent you the link
that's. I like that punk, yeah.
Not a bad one. It's great.
It's really nice. The ones I really like are
these. I'll show you guys right now.
Hold on. I really like the punks that are
with the headband. Those are the sales.
But anyways, I got to pick a punk to give away today,
potentially. But but yeah, there's the yeah,
I got my eyes on one, which is too expensive, but it's here,
right there, you know? But these ones, I love those.
Love the headband. Pucks, yeah, Relative to four,
it feels a little high. It's a lot right, like 50 when
the floor is like 30 still you know, I think that same punk
sold back then here for 39.90. So person is trying to catch a
nice little trade rightfully so. I don't know this one doesn't
have an earring, so it's even let like this one had an earring
here, this one doesn't. But anyways, that's that on that
front. Tyler.
What else is new, Tyler? It seems like you had a lot to
share. Yeah, I mean, take a look at all
some of the top alt movers of the day.
So hype up 16%, they introduced some new staking tiers.
The initial announcement just shared that you were perhaps
going to get a better discounted pricing on like perpetrating.
But the like the wink wink is maybe there's more to that, you
know, ahead of potential future air drops point point farming
it. It kind of got me like I was
staked hives. I have a decent hype bag.
Full disclosure, I unstaked it just because I wanted the
flexibility, you know, to to to be able to move in and out
whenever I wanted without the seven day cool down period.
But but now I've just for months I'm like, oh, I might as well be
staked. So I don't know, I might re
stake if there's some inset more incentives for doing that.
But of course, you always have to be careful doing that.
And then radio was the other big alt.
So what was the news? What do you feel about that?
I, I kind of want to stop there for a moment because so here's
the radio news and I kind of want to talk about this for a
minute. Yeah, we, we didn't get a whole
lot of detail, but the the news is they are launching their own
pump fund competitor, it's called Launch Lab.
It seems like it's going to have, you know, some
differentiate some differentiators between it and
Pump fun. They'll have customizable
bonding curves, customizable fees.
Not a huge surprise, right? Pump fun kind of came out with
that announcement what feels like a month ago now that they
were going to start developing their own LP pools and not just
going straight to radium. That was a blow to radium
because one of the primary bull cases was that right that we're
going to Ray. So not a huge surprise to see
them clap back. But I mean, we've seen like I'm,
I'm in the these streets, I've seen the pump funk competitors
now. None of them have really gotten
much. Track, I mean, remember when Dex
Greener made Moon shot? It's called moon shot, right?
Yeah, And people are like, oh, Dex Greener has its own pump
funk coming and it was like literally nothing burger.
And people are like, oh, because his Dex Greener is going to do
well. But like, have you ever used
moon Shot? But you've never even brought a
coin? That was moon shot coin like the
latest runners were all pump funds like please and stuff I.
Haven't used GTM like the pumpkin team.
I I held the pecan token at one point in time.
I don't hold it anymore. They're they're developing their
own, so there's a lot of pump fun competitors out there.
Even on ETH, even on like on every chain just does it.
The only pump funk, the only thing that's going to pick up is
if pump fun was to open another chain and then it would be pump
fun itself. Clinker had a decent amount of
success on base. I think they've been probably
one of the higher performers. This.
Is. True, but there is a need for
more customization and pump on token launching right?
I do fully agree with that. Like more control over buying
curves, more control over a token supplies cut by the team
at launch. I think several founders,
probably more so in like the AI mean streets who are like
building projects alongside their token, have voiced
concerns. You know it with the limitations
pump fun that is. Yeah.
So I get that, but it's going to take a lot to to actually steal
market share from from pump. Yeah, it's like everybody else
to complain about pump fun or like trying to compete with pump
fun, but actually no one is capable of like or able to like
build like this pump fun competitor it seems.
You know what I mean, Tyler, It's like I that's my thoughts
on this. I was like, oh, cool.
I don't think like the only people reason people were using
radium in the 1st place. Is it by accident?
Do you even know someone using radium?
Like do you go on radium to swap it already?
Go on Jupiter as an aggregator. I have swapped on radium when
I'm having difficulties on Jupiter, but Jupiter is 90.
Eight, yeah, but I would say like, remember that was early
days too. Like, yeah, like, but even
today's Jupiter, like you've ever like, yeah, I mean, and
like you said, I only use it if there's an issue on the main
thing. So I'm just like thinking here,
like what they can do. And so I I see it that way.
I'm like, well, sure. I I wonder what it's going to
require for a pump funk competitor.
I just don't see it. What if pump fun?
Like we saw the barrel chain thing.
What if pump fun, like the real pump fun, opens on Heath Bass,
Berra, Sonic monads? Which technique?
They could, right? It's just total domination.
People are just going to use that one.
No, it's tough to see the path right now, especially with Pump
Fun kind of having the token carrot still hanging out in.
Front of everyone, That too. So like how did blur come out
and steal open C share, right, Open CI think had higher fees
and then blur had the token right.
It it was the the no fees plus token, right.
I don't, I don't think people are.
Why are they complaining about pump fund fees?
And pump fund still has its token in front of us.
It's a harder pitch right now. I agree, right.
We're getting good comments and like Clanker is a pump funk
competitor. You're right, like Clanker is a
good example that work very well on base.
So that's a good example network effects, but that would be the
best moment for as pump fund usage.
Its lowest is it like even there it is at its lowest it's been,
but it's still very high in the grand scheme of things.
So it's still really high, like versus market.
It's not at its lowest because market was hot.
It was high and the market's lowest high ish.
So I don't know. I don't know.
It's it's interesting. There's definitely a lot of
things they could do better, but I'm sure island and his team
know anyway, the code today raffle ball that XYZ.
The code is Paris has just set up a nice box.
Well, Tyler, now we're talking about this pump fun shit and
it's good. I see buns who in the famine.
The Stew will get to you guys in a minute to talk about Billy
Betts, etcetera. Hope you guys got out for for us
in the show. I got some bets to place
anyways, Tyler, there was still a few a skew of, of, of of
things you talked about this morning.
What else? What is?
What would you want to touch on here?
I thought Bernstein calling for Coinbase to outperform was an
interesting story on the day. I actually wrote my newsletter
about that this morning. So if if you're not familiar,
Bernstein is an investment firm, 800 billion assets under
management. So they are I think top 12 from
like a ranking standpoint. So they set Coinbase's
outperform that. They gave them a $310 price
target. Coinbase stock was at 182
earlier this morning. How it's doing today.
Coinbase stock it's up to nearly 3.
Percent, yeah, just in line with Bitcoin.
But the factors driving their bullish stance I thought was the
most interesting part. So they pointed to the Trump
administration crypto friendly policy.
It's not a huge surprise there. Market dominance, Coinbase
controlling 66% of the US crypto market revenue growth, 130% year
over year. But then the one that that hit
me the hardest was reassuring of crypto markets.
So global crypto liquidity turning activity shifting back
to the US, more onshore build out of crypto and crypto teams.
So I think that's one of the more exciting trends happening
in the broader crypto space right now.
It's one that doesn't catch a whole lot of chatter on a
day-to-day basis because it's one of those trends that's going
to take months and quarters to play.
But that's the kind of thing that me excited, I think that is
aligned with the excitement we see from the institutional
players at conferences like DAS. It's happening right now and
like we've got this divide of the the trenches warriors are
depressed, the institutions are more exciting than they've ever
been because again, we can actually build crypto companies
in the United States again. So it's a big deal.
Just like to remind folks about that, especially in the days
where price action can be a little rough.
I think this is also like I've been going back and forth.
I've actually shared some bearish takes on on Coinbase
stock recently because I think one of their like primarily for
me it was United States banks getting into crypto custody
removes one of the use cases for Coinbase, right.
So if I, if I could hold my Bitcoin, ETH, whatever at JP
Morgan Chase versus Coinbase, I'll probably do that.
But. Definitely.
Putting their foot on the gas pedal with shipping new products
like they they've been talking about tokenized stocks just
announced Bitcoin and ETH perpetrating and then yesterday
these new verified liquidity pools.
So they're moving forward. All right, Solana's dropping the
accelerate ad Coinbase is accelerating too.
So I think there's still reasons to be bullish, including
Bernstein is. Accelerate.
I'm interested in building technologies, not genders.
The fuck I was. That was so funny.
Really. It's a funny and non funny way.
Oh my God, that was crazy. But it's funny, like we already
forgot about that if we hadn't brought it up.
I bet you nobody knows that this even happened A and.
Then top shot and I'm I'm curious if our guests maybe have
thoughts on this too, but. Yeah.
Finally, folks. Top shot on open top.
Years NBA top shot moments are going to be tradable on Open C
I'll be honest, I haven't been doing a whole lot of open sea
farming. I haven't been doing a whole lot
of trading of NFTS and I'm kicking myself.
Well, I bought all the masks I bought, I bought on Nifty
Gateway. No.
So. Fuck you doing man.
Well, because also because of the royalties like I think open
sea. You can turn it.
Off and I did wonder where it is to go to Sam, but top shop
moment trading as a way to grind this open sea air drop is is
kind of an interesting one for me and they're priced in flow
flow tokens around $0.40 right now so these you can get some
some relatively cheap moments you can come in and start
building a collection without a whole lot of working capital.
I don't know, I haven't been monitoring yet to have a chance
to really dig in to see like what percent of the supply has
been kind of bridged over to open C here.
So I think that's going to be something to to monitor.
But I, I still like top shot moments.
I still think any NFT if I'm making a list of 10 NFTS that
could still be relevant on a 10 year time horizon.
I think top shot moments are. On I agree with you, my list, I
was going to say something because if you believe that,
remember yesterday I said that we got into NFTS originally for
art and why was the season behind was provenance.
So if you believe in that thesis, then you do believe that
there are some Top Shop moments that if they're the official and
they are not, if they are the official NBA moments
immortalized on the theorem blockchain forever and they're
the first ones crested from 2020.
Does this cultural relevance as well because he kind of started
this whole run on NFTS, then you have to believe that there is
some value to them. Now I'm not saying they're going
to be $300,000 LeBron James moment again, but 5K10K2 KA
100,000 even $1000 right? Sometimes these kids are
flipping Pokémon cards for 30 bucks, you know what I mean?
So I do believe that there is a market for that forever as long
as the blocking exists. And that's if you believe in
NFTS technology. If you don't, then you don't see
what I'm saying. But if you believe at the NFTS
technology, then surely you have to believe that crypt.
The same reason you believe crypto punks are worth 100
grand. You have to believe that some
top shops are worth something, right?
Top shot moments were one of the the big like light bulb moments
for me for NFTS. For a lot of people, right?
I had friends who were trading physical baseball cards and the
advantages of being able to trade moments 24/7, worry about
keep them in good condition, not have to worry about traveling to
shows to to sell them. There's a lot of huge
advantages. Plus I think they're cool, like
cool video clips. They're very cool.
There's so like I'm not saying I go out and and FOMO buy, you
know, 50K worth of moments, but like what I personally do is
like when things are quiet, I'll I'll go look for some 1 moment.
Hey, 90 cents, dude, that's the floor.
Like maybe some people want to collect something for $0.90, you
know? Buy players like.
I have to say this is really cool.
Like inside of like imagine you're a big NBA fan, you have
like a wall of like screens and it's just like, I like this
shit, you know what I mean? So if you feel like Pokémon
cards and NBA cards, I don't see like I have a what is it?
What's his name? Is this worth anything?
I think about the top Trey Young PSA 10 rookie card.
I'm not the expert there. I mean Trey Young.
I don't know. Did he fall off a Cliff?
Maybe. He had a like a whole song about
him back then. Anyways, I'm probably about the
top of this, but if you're by this shit back then that cost me
$1000 like four years ago. I mean, you know, these things
are $0.90 a dollar, whatever. I could see it, you know what I
mean? Anyways, so yeah, he fell.
He did, right? So I thought coffee attack.
That's what I thought anyways. Speed of wisdom.
Now I'm going to bring Bunchu and BC bread here in a second on
stage and we're ready for you guys.
But you know, the good vibes club still at .4 E, not bad.
The skulls still at $13,000 floor, not bad like these these.
That's the point I was making by NFTS last week.
You know, at least they won't dump like your average meme
coin. And then your please thing is
still holding a $24 million Tyler.
So we'll see. Do you think that one comes
back? Please you, you filled me the
top. I'm going to cancel you if it
goes to 0. I haven't sold any.
OK. It's hard to really have a ton
of conviction in this meme coin market.
You know what I'm I'm looking at is this far coin level.
So far, coin hasn't hit across 360 in about a month.
So yeah. 349 right? Now I don't know.
Far coin needs way more top. Far coin needs to really have
people. Far Coin needs to have two
believers left, Tyler and Tip Wheeler.
I have to say I respect that guy a lot 'cause he's bull posting
shit out of it. Highs and lows.
That's a real bull poster. Anyways, let's bring Joe Bunch
of a bunch of bets and BC Brett up in here.
What's up y'all? How you guys doing today?
Good. Thank you so much for having us.
We are actually, we're together in different parts of the house.
We have a Billy Betts on site that we're doing down in Miami
this week. So we got the whole team
together. We are a remote squad.
So we're all grown out in the house.
And so bread's outside, I'm in the kitchen and we're we're
coming to, we're super pumped to be here.
So thanks for having us. Hi, this is awesome.
What's up bread? How you doing?
Looks like you're catching some sun rays.
Yeah, they kicked me outside. Not, you know, I'm not
complaining too much about it. You know, they left a bunch of
snow in Colorado to come out here and looking at palm trees
and whatnot, listening to chickens apparently next door.
So it's, yeah, it's a trip, man. It's picking of eggs, chickens,
see. Yeah.
We got woken up by actual Roosters today.
It was kind of weird. Incredible.
That was fun. Why don't you listen?
I obviously I know what Billy Betts says.
I heard our teams are talking about some agent, you know,
trading stuff on Marriott. I said I wish you could be
really cool. Obviously I've seen you guys
around Tyler and I followed a few of these bots at this stage
when it comes to like the betting stuff.
So why don't you guys give us, for the people who may not be
familiar with you all, you know what Billy Betts is.
Yeah, sure. So just TLDR, just a little
quick background. So I actually got into the
crypto space back in 2017 via sports betting.
So I've been a sports better my whole life and I actually found
bitcoins through sports betting back in 2017 when you literally
had to bet all these offshore spots and your banks wouldn't
let you deposit. So that's actually how I found
Bitcoin. And so I came down the crypto
rabbit hole ever since and then in 2021, after we did the
Starbucks project, I fell down the AI rabbit hole.
And so Billy Betts is kind of the Venn diagram of all the
things that I love. So crypto sports betting and AI
and what Billy Betts is, is it is a autonomous sports betting
and research agent. And so, you know, we we saw this
incredible rise of like crypto enabled AI agents and I'd spent
a lot of time in like the non crypto AI space prior to
building Billy and I, I was so fascinated by the idea that, you
know, you can create an agent and then give the agent a
wallet. And what that meant is to me is
like, wow, now an agent can be out on chain creating its own
value. And what's awesome about the
agent space is like that agent doesn't need to do anything but
accrue that value back to a token or community or something
like that, right. And so I thought the sports
betting sector is such an interesting use case for this,
right? Because it's another place where
you could potentially apply AI to do things that you just
can't, AI and blockchain to just do things that you can't in the
kind of like Web 2 sports betting arena.
So we had this crazy idea to build an AI agent and give it
$100,000 in a wallet and go out and bet sports on chain.
And so that's what Billy Betts is and how it came to be.
All right, that's that's awesome.
And so so I kind of want to ask you this real quote.
My otherwise seen that it's been pretty right.
And we have some questions ready for you guys to ask.
And though Tyler's going to dig in here a little a little more.
But so how does it work? Kind of like base level?
How does this thing work? Yeah, it's a great question.
So I'll, I'll give a broad answer and then I'll kick it to,
to Brett, who's the the tech wizard over here.
So essentially, I think what's really cool about what we've
done so far with Billy is that we've actually partnered with a
bit Tensor subnet subnet 41 called sports Tensor.
And if you're familiar with bit Tensor, it's a basically
decentralized AI kind of ecosystem.
And each subnet kind of does its own has its own like specialty
and niche, right? So Sports Tensor is specifically
focused on sports predictions. So that's how they kind of
incentivize their minors to create these models, build
predictions and things like that.
So we actually partnered with them to kind of give Billy his,
I would say, base level of intelligence on what's happening
in right now, the NBA in a couple weeks, the MLB and then,
you know, more sports to come in the future.
But so basically Billy kind of wakes up every day with this
idea of what's going to happen in the NBA.
And then he goes as his, you know, autonomous agent self goes
out and does a bunch of work on top of that, checks injury
reports, trends, all of that kind of stuff, recent
performance. And then he makes a decision on,
hey, do I still believe this or and and if so, make a bet if I
don't. OK, I'm going to pass on this
bet. And so that's kind of how he
works, right? He's he's this autonomous
research and betting agent. He has the ability to control
his wallet, make a bet. What I love about what he can do
is I think different than a lot of sports bettors.
And again, this is one of those things that's kind of only
available to do on these kind of blockchain exchanges is take
profit, right? So he can he can buy a cheap
odds team like the Nets at 9% to win against the Thunder.
And 30 minutes into the game, when the Nets are winning by 20,
he can sell out his position, which he does frequently, right?
So it's it's kind of really cool to see all of these things kind
of work in motion. And now he's also betting player
props. So he's betting NBA player props
on overtime markets. And we're going to, you know,
keep integrating all these markets.
We're going to be doing something with you guys at at
Myriad, which I think will be really fun.
And that's kind of the TLDR on on how he works.
I'll let Bread kind of jump in and add to that as well.
Yeah, man. Yeah, I pretty much covered it.
You know, it's it's one of those things.
It was, you know, we wanted to build an agent that was actually
doing something that wasn't just a chat.
Pot. Really?
Whoa, I thought they were just for slop dude.
Yeah, I mean, you know, the the yaps are great, I guess, you
know, but realistically, you know, it's it's.
Important to we call them quacks now.
Quacks. Yeah, yeah.
Yeah. So I mean.
Really learn some quacks, I'm sure at some point, you know,
but like, it was important to us to kind of be like, you know,
let's let's take some of these frameworks that are out there
and really let's see if we can make a real, yeah, something out
of these, you know. And so, yeah, we started kind of
playing around, you know, yeah, Bunchu.
And I've been, I've been messing around with agents since like
2223 or kind of like, hey, nobody's talking about this.
Let's what can this thing do? And at that point, I mean, they
were chat bots, you know, but with all the frameworks out and
stuff now it's kind of like, whoa, let's, let's get, let's
get some actual bets going. Let's see if like we can really
get this thing to work. And yeah, after, you know, shit,
a couple of weeks of 18 hours days and late nights and
whatnot. It was, we were kind of like,
oh, wow, look at that. It's it's working, you know, so
it's it's it's been a trip, man, because, you know, personally,
I'm not at the you know, I'm not the sports better in in the
group by any. And the amount of times that
I've been checking games and checking the scores and just
like relentlessly following the NBA this season is is brand new
to me. You know, it's been, it's been a
trip for sure. Yeah, that's a big part of it.
So this, this is interesting. So there's a lot of directions
we could go. I am curious maybe without
giving away too much, like what was the programming for this
like? And like how did you go about
figuring out like what data flows were important, like what
to prioritize very hard market to solve or else like some other
people have? Yeah, that's a, it's a great
question. The I think there's a couple
things. So like the, the there's a bunch
of things that kind of go into what Billy does every day,
right? So, and I would say if you're
not a huge sports better, there's kind of two ways to be
thinking about how to beat sports.
I think sports is a really interesting market to do
something like this with because it is like wildly inefficient,
right? And So what I mean by that is
like a DraftKings may have a different line or price for the
same game as a FanDuel, as an MGM, as a Poly market, as
whatever, right? So there's it's not like, Hey,
I'm going to buy, you know, eggs today and they're all priced the
same, right? It's it's hey, I might get a,
you know, a 50% odds on the Knicks on this exchange.
I might be able to get them for 52% on this exchange, etcetera,
right? And so when you have these
markets that are inefficient like that, it, there's a couple
ways that you can actually look to beat these markets, right?
And so I would say 1 is called like a bottom up strategy, which
is I would say more model based. And that's kind of like what
sports tensor provides. Like they have built this model
and the model kind of goes into Billy as his base case of, OK,
here's what we think the NBA might look like today.
And then there's our second strategy, which is how we're
betting props, which is called more like top down.
And that is a essentially a price based kind of arbitrage or
off market pricing strategy. And it's more like Meving
sports, right, when you put it into this blockchain context,
right? So for it, it's, it's actually
more akin to like you're walking through Walmart and you're only
buying the items that have the wrong price tag on them, right?
Because you know that that as a consensus, the price should be
this, but I can get a little extra margin buying it here.
And so over time, I'm going to make that, you know, 345 percent
edge. And so, and that's like the
numbers we're talking about here, right?
Like pro S tier level sports bettors return anywhere from
like 5:00 to 10:00 percent and that may not sound crazy in like
the crypto world, but that's compounding right?
It's not like oh, I have $100,000 stock portfolio that
grows 20% this year. I now have $120,000.
This is the that 5% compounded daily every time you can roll
over the bankroll. So when you think about like,
OK, put it on chain with a wallet with like lightspeed and
real time odds and all of this like a snapshot into all the
prices and liquidity across the entire blockchain exchanges.
Well, there's something really interesting there.
And if you can build in these edges and profitable strategies
for the agent and kind of give him and train him on how to do
this stuff, well, there's a really interesting kind of
possibility here to actually beat these markets that are
inefficient. So that's kind of the concept,
that's how it works. And overtime, we're going to add
more sports, more strategies and build in kind of new products on
top of this, outside of just like Billy the agent, I think
you can think of Billy the Agent now as kind of like the
prototype for or the very first thing of something much bigger.
I actually think there's a world in the next couple years where
people who bet sports all are using some sort of agent to do
it, of course. And if and if we can build the
best agents for sports betting, that's that's really what we're
out here trying to do. So I bet like I'm I'm gonna let
you go talent second. But like I, I bet sports like a
lot, but most like football, like European football, like
soccer was like Champions League or like weekend EPL matches,
etcetera. And I always find and also I bet
a lot of NHL like because I'm a big house fan.
So I was betting halves yesterday.
Of course we keep on winning. But anyways, like I love doing
that. But like I actually do my
research, like I'll spend like half an hour, 45 minutes because
like sometimes a bit more size, etcetera and actually dive deep.
But I never know which is the best source of truth, what
website to cover which rider has a bias.
Like I was betting halves in Montreal, Ottawa yesterday and
the guy was from fucking Ottawa saying betting Ottawa,
obviously. And then we cooked them 63.
So it's like you never know. And so I, I actually, I would
love a place where I can ask questions, do research and then
test the AI and be like, yo, why are you betting this?
How do you have a buy? Absolutely.
I think this is like the future so you guys can expand beyond
NBA. Totally.
Yeah. So we're actually, he filled out
his March Madness bracket yesterday.
So we can, you know, potentially give you some final four off of
what Billy thought. We did a a whole kind of
selection show that was really fun in our our discord.
And so we're we're doing NCAA. We right now have NBA and like
money lines and NBA player props.
In a week we'll have MLB and MLB player props.
And then it's just kind of expanding to more sports there,
like NFL Premier League, actually, I believe Sports
Tensor is working on. So that would be something that
we'd be able to do as well. And, and again, like to your
point for Oak, it's it's also the idea of like using it as a
research assistant to place your own bets.
But then there's this cool thing about like, all right, you've
done that. The agent has done all that
research. And what if you know the the
thing you were missing for Oak is OK, now you know you want to
bet on the Canadians, but you might bet them on Pinnacle and
you but there's a better line out there on one of these sports
books that increases your margin by 2%.
And over the long run, that's actually really important.
So what if it could then also route you to the best price
without you having to do all of that work right?
The way the Web 2 sports betting world works now is there's just
so much friction. You're basically talking about
like an odd screen and you have to sit there in front of the odd
screen, look for the best price, find the like, go out and and
maybe you don't even have an account there.
Maybe you have a DraftKings or a FanDuel app and the best price
is on MGM. And so in order to go and make
that bet, you have to download MGM, make an account, make a
deposit, all of that stuff. But on like the blockchain
crypto layer it. If you're in and tapped into all
of these different exchanges and markets in like this permission
less way, you can kind of take a snapshot of the entire market,
see where has the best price and then go make that bet and where
it's most beneficial for you. I think that's kind of one of
these cool things that can only be enabled in this blockchain on
chain with AI type of way. So that's kind of things we're
headed towards as well. It's a big unlock if you're able
to pull it off for sure. So it definitely, it is vision.
I have a lot of questions I'm curious on like quality control,
like how much were you using this?
Like, what was it like to say? Like, okay, we're ready to go
live on this thing. What made you?
Yeah. It's a great, it's a great
question. So I think like there's two
things that kind of are giving like confidence of, okay, we can
actually create something that wins, right?
And so it it kind of goes back to those two strategies.
So sports tensor, they have this, you know, back tested meta
model that is kind of powering Billy's base intelligence,
right? So that is a proven model.
So we are using that as like our base layer.
So overtime that model should produce profit, right?
And then it's like, OK, Billy's doing work over top of that to
say, I want to bet this, I don't want to bet this.
And that's part that part is like the ongoing experiments of
this, right? Is like, OK, is he making the
right decisions? Can he learn from those
decisions? Can he update his strategy?
Can he do different things with his bet sizing, right.
And like that part is the TBD kind of fun part of all of this,
right? It's like, all right, we've
built a thing that can make a bet now can he do it better than
we can? Right?
And I think that's kind of where we're, you know, still
experimenting, but the, the, the concept is all right, we have a
proven profitable model as the base layer.
So it should overtime the more bets you make return
profitability, right? Similarly with like the prop
betting strategy that is price based, that's really, it's
literally math, right? So it's like if you bet these
small edges enough times over the long run, you will return in
line with what those edges are. So again, if you're talking
about 5% over 10,000 bets, you should return roughly 5%.
And so if you can just kind of teach it to do those strategies
and then learn over top of them, which is kind of the the fun
part of building something that we hope to be totally autonomous
right as is kind of where we're going.
But to your point, Tyler, it's like, OK, we can give him
profitable strategies and profitable ways to do this, but
it's still got to actually, you know, spin out that long run
concept really quickly. So we've gosh, I think we're
almost $375,000 in the first month we've actually put in play
and and he's gone through highs and lows.
I think at the the peak we were +18% ROI and currently we've got
we went through a little slump last week.
So we're back to earth a little bit back to kind of even on the
money line strategy, a little down on the money line strategy.
But we are profitable on the prop betting that we just
introduced, which we've bet through like I think 50K.
We've only been doing props for like 6 days.
So the you can also just get like an idea of what kind of
volume this thing can do, right? Like we've been live for 30 days
with two strategies on one market betting, you know, almost
$400,000 already. So if you can start to see those
like small edges expanded over millions and millions of
dollars, the thing can generate, you know, quite a bit of of
revenue over time it. Definitely can, but then you
also have to balance out like keeping enough capital to to
sustain through like the downtrends, right?
Especially totally more sports that goes to like the bet.
Yeah, that goes to like the betting, the bet sizing
strategy, right. So he, we've taught him a
essentially modified Kelly criterion, which is like a risk
management bet sizing strategy, right?
So that's a very common strategy used in kind of sports and
gambling and it basically optimized the way you size bets
in that way is it's based on two things kind of your edge, your
measurable edge and your implied probability of the outcome,
right? So it, it's meant to scale up
and down with your bankroll growth so you never go broke,
but it's also optimized for for growth, right?
So like you're going to bet higher amounts on bigger edges
with high implied probability and you're going to bet lower
amounts with smaller edges or big edges with low and private
probability, right? So that the idea is that it
builds in that kind of it's got built in kind of risk management
to go along with it, right? And then there's also the idea
of that we, we kind of touched on, but not really like the fact
that he can sell out of positions, right?
So like we can take, you know, risky plays with the idea that,
oh, you can de risk at any time during that game, right?
Which is another thing that you can't really do in the Web 2
sports betting world. There's like early cash outs,
but you sell your entire position, right?
So, you know, we we let him essentially do the very crypto
thing of leave a moon bag, right?
So that's kind of how all of that works.
But yeah, so there's a lot of like risk management stuff kind
of built into what he's doing as well.
Maybe zooming out from the model and betting operations for a
second, like there, there's a few things that go into this
Billy project, right? That you've got the model,
you've got the agent who does like it does do reply guy and
then you've all, I actually don't know.
Do you have a terminal as well? I'm curious how your team kind
of thought about balancing like the content side of AI versus
just pure modeling. Yeah, it's I think that's a
great question. So we're going to be doing so he
is out on on Twitter and this is one of those kind of crazy
things that I didn't even necessarily expect to go as well
as it has, which is he's out there kind of being a commenter
in the sports market and which is really interesting.
He's in the first 3 weeks, I think we've gotten almost 4
million impressions on the account, which I think is, is
kind of crazy when I think about like what these.
Yeah, that's it's pretty crazy to to see how the engagement
goes with this. And so there's kind of like, I
see that as Billy's ex account is almost like top of funnel for
the whole project. And it's almost this like 3
really interesting, incredible marketing channel, right,
because it's it's out there commenting on sports, it's
making its picks on Twitter and it's but getting involved in the
conversation that funnels kind of everything back into, OK,
what's actually going on here from the content from a like a
actual agent side, right? And bread, you can talk about
how how hard it was to actually get the Twitter thing to.
Be decent. The amount of like hiccups and
hurdles that we hit building out that Twitter agent, you know,
is, you know, what's what's, what's nice is that, you know,
there are frameworks, you know, like the Eliza framework that
pretty much everybody's using, you know, and it's great
out-of-the-box until all of a sudden it's like, oh, wait a
minute, it's tweeting, you know, raw Jason objects or wait a
minute. It's now caught in a loop with
some other chatbot and they're replying to each other like 500
times a day, you know, and it's like, so there's all these
little kind of quirks and things that pop up, you know, as
you're, as you're building these social media agents, you know,
and, and it's interesting because ultimately kind of does
that same thing with our Discord, you know, Billy as
well, you know, it's all the, they're the, the very fine
tuning does a huge, huge difference whenever you're
starting to play with a call and response type interaction with
users, you know, And so it's been, it's been an interesting
journey with the Twitter and with the Eliza framework.
You know, and one thing that we've realized is that, you
know, the Eliza framework is really great at socials.
And but we're starting to now kind of play more with like some
of the MCP stuff and some of the more real kind of bare metal
type Agenix systems for for everything else that Billy's
doing. Yeah, And I think like the idea
that Billy, I think the idea that Billy could become this
like sports betting influencer is really interesting, right?
Like we got invited to to participate in the Profit X
handicapper bracket contest for March Madness, which is like,
you know, it's man versus machine.
Billy is paired up with some actual sports betting influencer
and he's going head to head on March Madness picks for this
week. So, you know, I think there is
this kind of potential for Billy to kind of like break out of
the, the crypto scene into, you know, the real sports betting
and and sports commenting industry, right.
So I think that's a a really cool opportunity as well.
This is a longer conversation. It was great.
I like I feel like you also have to manage like like people kind
of hate AI agents right now. We've gotten so annoying mostly
because like of the low effort ones.
Just because it says because it's flop Tyler.
Yeah, And I Bill, I'm not calling Billy.
I don't think it is. But you also have to bounce.
That we're trying not to be. At least that's.
Thank God, dude, thank God. Do you give us NCAA Alpha as a
public? I was just going to say so I I
shared my screen here if we could bring it up and I'll show.
You. Here we go.
There you go. So yesterday we had a little
selection show, right? And so Billy, Billy, we, we made
him his own channel here and we literally went pick by pick,
region by region. And he he broke down every
single game and gave a pick, right.
So he's got a bunch of upsets in here, I think.
And and we did, you know, kind of screenshot of his region.
So he's got his Final Four somewhat chalky with a very
interesting twist here. So he's got as his as his Final
Four. He's got Duke, Houston, Auburn,
and then he took the eighth seed two time, two time defending
champion UConn in his Final Four bracket.
So he's got 3-1 seeds and an eighth seed.
I think he picked, he picked UConn actually to go to the
final against Houston and he's got Houston cutting down the
Nets. So he's got Houston versus UConn
in national championship game. We will see how far Yukon goes.
If Yukon upsets Florida, I'm calling the whole bracket a win
because you know, they'll have to, you know, they'll have to be
the one seed. But he kind of he did, he came
in here and gave a pick confidence interval.
He gave a bunch of, you know, stats on every game and and you
can see he's he's kind of rude a little bit.
He's very much a he's very much a shit poster.
Like here he's talks about, you know, Rick, Rick Pitino's Red
storm bringing biblical levels of defensive havoc.
He he, he curses every once in a while here too, but some other
upsets he likes. He likes Xavier tonight in.
Oh, OK, here we go. Yeah, because we have a myriad
line. Yes, I saw that.
I saw that. So he likes Xavier tonight in
the first four and then he actually likes Xavier to beat
Illinois in the so he's got Xavier winning two games.
So we'll see. Does so be does leader go really
well for us tonight or not when people watch this back, but that
that's the nature, right. So some other ones he likes.
He actually likes multiple 611 upsets.
He likes VCU over BYU. What other ones did he have?
He likes #10 seed New Mexico to for the upset.
He likes a little Baylor upset. He's got a couple interesting
upsets in here, including the big one, I think with the the
Yukon over Florida. All right.
Well, there you have it. There you have it.
Bailey best ladies and gentlemen.
So if you're on Myriad markets, if you're on Myriad markets,
right here you go to our USDC Xavier versus Texas who advances
to the March Madness main bracket. 57.1% of the people in
Marriott had Xavier as well. Seems low with Billy Betts so
sure about himself. So make sure you take that.
Hold on. Let's, let's see.
I'm going to see if I can ask him right now.
Let's see. We'll see if I can ask him right
now. Hold.
On let you want to screen on this?
Yeah, here you go. Yeah, yeah.
See, you got it. Stop sharing mine.
Yeah, you got. You're in.
All right, let's see here. Hey, Billy, first for Xavier
versus Texas, let's see what he, let's see if he's got it.
I hope he's not. Speaking because that would be
he. No, he's awake, man.
He's on stage. He's.
Typing. He's always awake.
Man typing it's. Also funny that you call it a
he. Yes, first floor battle,
underachieving power conference teams that should be way better
than play in Folder Texas. Oh wait, he changed his mind.
He changed his mind here. He's got Texas likely advancing.
60% confidence. 65% confidence though.
Different day, different opinion.
He's going to bust his. He's going to bust his own
bracket. Now that's funny.
Let's see what he got but. He breaks it down, he breaks it
down here, but superior guard play from Tyrese Hunter is
averaging 11.9 points a game backcourt advantage over
Xavier's guards. He changed his mind today.
Look at. That I love that yo I mean you I
don't put my sports bets on before like an hour pre game
like because you never know what changes so.
You never know. That's awesome though.
I appreciate you guys having us. Thank you for coming guys.
Best of luck with everything. Appreciate you guys.
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