ORPW - Bitcoin Pizza Day - SwissBorg rembourse ta Pizza

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[00:00:14][music] Hello everyone and welcome to Swissborg Mania, the crypto channel that is passionate about the Swissorg ecosystem and investing in crypto assets. I hope you are well. We're going to debrief the latest news from our crypto ecosystem together.

[00:00:34]I welcome Gérald Micky Borg who will ask us, who has already asked us, a question which I am noting for later when we are on this topic. Otakuanga Rif Kija, Sesmar, pizza aux enchois pour lui Joël, Éric le Mossanto, Benji et Mathieu as well as Yan le déménageur. Hello everyone. A slightly unusual schedule today. So thank you to everyone who changed their habits to be with us live. Hi Gérard. So don't hesitate, I remind you that we are live so you can ask all your questions.

[00:01:13]We'll start right away with the updates in the application and the small new features. And it is obviously this marketing operation around Bitcoin's Pizza Day that will form a little bit of the heart of this show.

[00:01:29]Indeed, 16 years ago, we had the first paid transaction with Bitcoin. Someone ordered two pizzas from the other side of the world and paid 10,000 Bitcoin for it. This is the first time Bitcoin has had a price in a certain way. And now, 16 years later, with your Swissburg app and the bank card inside, you will also be able to buy things in real life. You won't have to spend Bitcoin, although it's a very good way to do it, we could spend stablecoin if you want, or ter or borg, who knows?

[00:02:03]In any case, what's interesting is that there's a small marketing offer since you could get 100% of your transaction refunded in borg. There is a small cap of €100 per winner and we will collectively share a pool of 10000 borgs. So, how exactly will this work for us? B in the application and it has already started, it has been active since 10am this morning. You activate your bank card using the application. So, just to clarify, here the map is accessible to everyone who has a rank in the app. So you need to have blocked a little bit of Borg, it's not accessible to the standard. There you go, that's the first element. So you activate the card and then you go and spend with that bank card. For those on Android with Google Play, there is the option to integrate the card into the wallet and therefore pay contactless with the phone. For those who are on Apple, like Mickey who is wondering how to do it when you have an iPhone, well at that point, you have to go to a merchant site and register the bank details of your card. Uh, you know, well, with the list of small numbers, the expiry date and the three-digit code at the end, the cryptogram, well, it allows you to make payments without actually having the card on the website or in your hands. And it works the same way with the Swisseborg card app. It does not need to be in the Apple wallet to be able to pay with it. It works very well and for that reason, there are plenty of sites that work. Uh, Cyrus had shared a small image here where you can see that there is Uberit, for example, uh, books, uh, you have, uh, in short, you may know that Domino's Pizza takes it and so on. So you have a choice in this matter.

[00:04:05]Uh, tap. So, Mathieu tells us, "I got scammed at lunchtime. I activated my card and thought I was paying for my meal with it, but no luck. And yes, it only works on online sites with this Apple technology. So, every time you make a transaction or a purchase with your Swissebard card worth €10 or more, you'll get a kind of ticket. And you'll accumulate a certain number of tickets over the four days of this promotion.

[00:04:39][grunts] And each time, it's an extra chance to be drawn and have your transaction reimbursed. So, spend a minimum of €10.

[00:04:47]If you spend €150, then only €100 will be reimbursed. It wo n't cover your entire meal.

[00:04:57]I say 'meal' because that's the small part of what happened 16 years ago with these two..." Pizzas, but actually, you can buy absolutely anything and everything with the bank card. There's no tracking of your spending, you know. So it could be a €10 coffee, which is expensive. So, it's better to buy several coffees for your colleagues, for example.

[00:05:20]It could be your groceries, it could be a hotel room, who knows? In any case, there are a number of eligible expenses. So when does it take place? It started at 10 a.m. this morning, and it runs until May 24th at midnight. So, it's not just for Friday, May 22nd. There's a minimum of €10 per eligible transaction. Any purchase is valid. And now, be aware that sometimes purchases are canceled for refunds. Well, in that case, obviously, we wo n't take that transaction into account. So, there's a draw that will be held afterward. The draw closes on May 24th at midnight, and the winners will have their expenses reimbursed directly in Borg before the end of May. That's it. Um, you can only win once. So, if you've already been drawn once, well, you won't be able to be drawn a second, third, or fourth time. That's the little detail we find in the terms and conditions.

[00:06:26]We have the OMTO (Online Money Transfer Office) telling us, "I'm in Bronze, a resident of France, and have a Level 2 account. I still don't have access to the Swissborg card." I contacted Suisborg who simply told me it was normal and that it was being rolled out. So, uh, double-check that your app is up to date because normally it should be fine. Like, it might be a specific problem in your situation, but normally R Bronze is working, it functions normally. So, there you go.

[00:07:00]So we'll finally be able to, it's probably going to be one of the first times for many of us, the first concrete use of this card because for many, we know that's what we've been asking for a lot, the community has been very vocal about "We want the card, we want the card, we want the card." So yes, it's not physical yet. It's still planned for the RAP to have a physical card that should be similar to the one Revolute makes in terms of visuals since there was a small light element on the Revolute one with a little Dodge whose eyes light up.

[00:07:34]So we should have something That's how it is, at least for those who participated in Series A.

[00:07:40]So, we might not have it in our hands yet, but it's already functional, and I think many of us will be testing the map over the next three or four days.

[00:07:53]Another point/question: some have noticed, especially in Switzerland, that the app is no longer available on the Play Store because Google removed it.

[00:08:07]The Swissborg team is working on it. They've been working on it for several weeks, and it seems it will be fixed soon. Here's a screenshot of Nico Conot's comment (whom we salute) who translated Cyrus H's response.

[00:08:31]Guardian of the Borg, a vote has been launched; it's available in your app. The question, once again, is that a small portion of the fees is captured by the Guardians to fund various operations. There's always the idea of ​​the burn. So, we're going to buy We'll put tokens on the market and send them directly to an address where no one has the private keys. This means no one can then retrieve them, sell them, and drive down the price. We'll send them to RS, which is inaccessible to everyone. And by doing so, it reduces the supply and, in the long run, it raises the price if there are large burn operations that accumulate. The second possibility is the safety net, part of which we were able to use during the Kiln affair, which didn't directly concern Suisborg's security but still impacted us. So at that point, we accumulated funds that would compensate those who were involved in these strategies if we decided to use this safety net.

[00:09:36]Thirdly, there's the reward for guardians, which allows everyone to capture a small amount, fairly proportional to the number of Borges they hold, a portion of those Borges that are... to the vote. And finally, the 4th initiative, and this time it concerns the funding of projects that could be promoted by the Suisb community. It has started and it ends in 11 days. How do you vote? There's a little trick that not everyone knows. You have to go to the bottom right in the profile tab.

[00:10:12]Then, you have... Oh shoot, I put my name. [laughs] There you go. Anyway, you know because when you vote for the assembly, for the board of directors, well, my name appears. But anyway, here, there you see it in full.

[00:10:29]Uh, and so there's a governance tab that appears and you have the option to go and vote. Uh, I had already voted when I took the screenshot, so it appears as having voted. But at that point, you'll have to click to allocate your voting power and you'll distribute your voting power as a percentage: 10 %, 20%, 30%. and the remaining delta. Uh, for me, this time, uh, usually I put a lot of emphasis on the guardians' reward, but I admit this time, uh, we're, uh, on, uh, I put quite a bit of emphasis on the Suisborg community initiatives, obviously being part of the We are Suisborg association. Uh, uh, I want to support this initiative, but many others as well. So, if you want to give a little boost, do n't hesitate to vote for it too.

[00:11:22]Uh, Mathieu, it would be great if we had a little notification telling us there's a flight in progress. If we don't have Twitter or if we don't watch your show, we'll miss the vote. Oh yes, a vote, not a flight in progress. Yeah. Yeah.

[00:11:33]Generally, we receive a notification a little later. Well, it was launched this afternoon, so that's why the communication wasn't fully done, and then usually, we also receive an email. So, we 're when Even if you're well-informed. Uh, we have 11 days to vote, but I agree that in the app, there's this little badge, as you can see in the central screenshot where my name is. So, you have the little purple badge, and this little purple badge is also normally present on the governance page when you haven't voted yet. But it's true that it's purple; it could be red, it could be flashier.

[00:12:15]Anyway, there you go.

[00:12:17]So, let's continue with an initiative that will be coming soon to INAP. There too, you 'll be able to vote around the World Cup, try to predict who the winners will be. So, we're still ahead of schedule, but it's already been leaked that there will be an activity around the World Cup, and I imagine there will be Borg to win.

[00:12:41]We're going to talk about the market. Cyrus, we mentioned a little bit on Tuesday evening the surprising and conclusive... Uh, it ultimately takes up this... This is featured in the newsletter, which is sent out every Monday and is put together by Chris, one of the founders—he's not exactly the founder, but he's one of the very first members of the initial team—and he analyzes the macroeconomics and its impact on the market. Usually, it's a topic we cover quite quickly on the show, but I found a way to make this presentation a bit more visual than what we usually have. So, let me know if you're interested in us using this tool to create the market outlook, which allows us to track the state of the market. As you've seen, as you've understood, we're not in the best situation right now. The market is a bit hesitant.

[00:13:44]You can see we're in a firing grid around 39. We were above 50 a while back. So, that means things are n't clear.

[00:13:55]Management and everyone else are having disagreements. Some think we'll recover quickly, others think it will be more complicated, and the famous "selling may and go away" scenario won't happen for a while [grunts].

[00:14:08]You have ETFs, which give people the ability to invest in Bitcoin without actually owning Bitcoin themselves, but through an investment fund that has its own structural costs, generally with management fees, purchase fees, and sales fees.

[00:14:30]So, it's less efficient than doing it yourself with Swissborg, for example.

[00:14:37]But that avoids the hassle, and above all, it's very accessible through a bank account.

[00:14:44]Whereas with us, it's incredibly complicated, do you realize? You have to deposit the money with Swissborg and then make the purchase. But for someone with a lot of money, this solution usually involves dealing with the same person, and so on.

[00:14:58]So, it's not feasible. So lately, we've seen net outflows of Bitcoin and Ethereum from these ETFs.

[00:15:04]You see, -1 billion and -263 million. These kinds of figures aren't promising. This can be explained by war concerns. With oil around $105,110, these aren't very positive figures. So, we know that crypto is a risky asset, and this plays a role.

[00:15:28]You see, $82,000 was the resistance level for Bitcoin. It wasn't broken; it was rejected. So now we're trying to see what the next move will be.

[00:15:42]There have been several news items that have moved.

[00:15:47]The CPI, which is a good measure of inflation, is unfortunately higher than expected at 3.8%.

[00:15:56]And so this will reduce the possibility of the government cutting interest rates. However, we were counting on this rate cut. To signal to investors that, yes, we could take on more risk. We can imagine that this will take a little longer. The second point is that US interest rates, particularly 10-year rates, are above 4.5 %.

[00:16:21]This means the US government is going to spend a lot of money to pay off its debt. And that's why Trump [clears throat] has been trying since the beginning of his term to get rid of Jerome Powell, the Fed chairman, to replace him with someone who will lower rates because if he manages to lower them, then the US debt will cost him less because they'll have to renew it.

[00:16:45]So that's not a very positive signal for us because the Fed is going to be a bit caught between a rock and a hard place.

[00:16:54]Perhaps, as Cyrus said, he doesn't foresee rates rising precisely because the new Fed chairman was put in place to lower rates. So he might not go against that. The one who put it in that position.

[00:17:10]The last element is a Kevin Warsh who has a... no, it's not Kevin War, it's Schwarb. Uh, it's strange that it's not there.

[00:17:23]Okay, the third element is Schwarb.

[00:17:25]So it's a company that allows investment in traditional assets. It's a bit like a bank that now allows access to Bitcoin.

[00:17:36]They have 12 billion in assets under management and roughly 40 million clients.

[00:17:41]So that's a lot of people who will now be able to invest in Bitcoin. So perhaps we are opening the market more and more to new distribution channels, and that could be beneficial for Bitcoin. And we know that Bitcoin can then spill over into other assets. Even if we no longer believe, overall, that all crypto assets will benefit, but that we will have to be selective.

[00:18:09]Last week, the market wasn't very buoyant. There was a lot of red.

[00:18:16]Specifically, AI tokens lost 13 %, and infrastructure tokens 12%.

[00:18:23]Surprisingly, gaming performed best with only a 2 % drop. But you see, ultimately, none of them are in the clear; even gaming is ultimately losing out.

[00:18:35]The Clarity Act is progressing, which is a good thing, especially since the negative amendments have been removed from the bill. This is where we see this trend of traditional finance moving closer to crypto, which will bring us many positive elements. Currently, the financial market is very interested in Hyperliquid, obviously in parallel with the SpaceX IPO.

[00:19:06]Hyperliquid is one of the few ways right now to invest before there's a real market for SpaceX shares. And that's interesting because they have an advantage over traditional finance. I'm looking forward to... Seeing Swissborg connect more closely to Hyperliquid so we can have products coming from that platform as well. That will greatly open up possibilities for us with our aggregator. So, I imagine there will be, a bit like in today's crypto [grunt], competitors to Hyperliquid offering different prices, different order books, different depths for these assets. And so Swissborg, with its intelligent engine, will also be an added value.

[00:20:04]Antoine tells us we have to get through this period of a few months. The midterms in October are crucial. There will be a shift to inject liquidity into the market. Let's be patient.

[00:20:15]Yes, I think that's the right approach. We're in the boat, and the point that can also be made—and Cyrus emphasizes this quite a bit in his show—is that we're seeing prices that are We're not going to say Bitcoin has been massacred, but we were at 120,000 and we're below 80, so there's still a nice discount.

[00:20:41]Prices are quite attractive, so now's the time to strengthen your position with regular purchases.

[00:20:50]In the newsletter, three tokens are highlighted. There's Bitcoin. The bullish scenario is to relaunch the attack on 79,200 and capture it, and why not break through 8,100? If we were to break through 82,000, we'd explode a bit and could go higher, but for now, we've been rejected. The bearish scenario is that we fall back below 77,000 [grunt] and at that point, that would take us to 74,000. There's a lot of discussion about the possibility of going to $72,000.

[00:21:25]It's One of the figures that's often mentioned, but well, for now, it's not the central scenario. We're more in a... In fact, the phrasing that Swissborg likes is that for now, it's a breathing space in the market.

[00:21:48]So, one that's performing well is Hyperliquide, which is keeping the Cyrus portfolio in check. We've already said that there's been quite a bit of accumulation on this token. So, we 're at fairly high prices with recent increases. So, if you want to take a position, perhaps you could place orders now. You can place trigger orders, which are orders that will be triggered when a fixed price is reached.

[00:22:17]So, for example, we could try placing it at 38.50. This isn't investment advice, of course, but it's an example of a strategy that can be used with the app.

[00:22:29]Our token is currently in a rather downward channel. We were around... 20-22 cents a few weeks ago, and now week after week we're losing a little ground, like many tokens, and we're now around 17-18 cents, and there haven't been any small rebounds for us. So for now, the trend is rather bearish for the Borg token. Note that this decline is happening with low volumes.

[00:23:05]So, because of the low volumes, unfortunately, it's easier to see the token fall.

[00:23:15]When we have higher volumes, the current price will be more relevant. So, it could be a good deal if you have small amounts to invest; you can grab some Borg cheaply. It's in difficult periods that we see the best returns on investment anyway.

[00:23:37]So, when will trigger orders be available on all tokens? It's quite complicated.

[00:23:42]There needs to be a lot of liquidity.

[00:23:44]That's what's holding things back, especially for the token. Borg. And we also need a connection with Hyperliquide because that's where, uh, it happens for us too. [grunt] And, uh, and another element, uh, if I remember correctly, the triggers. Yes. And then we have a number of pairs that are eligible. That is to say, it's not simply the token, it's also a pair against a stablecoin, and work is underway to be able to do it against the Swiss franc as well.

[00:24:22]So there is work being done to deploy this feature more widely in the app.

[00:24:30]So, in summary, here you have a small table that explains the trends on these three assets. The one that's currently the most popular is Hyperliquide.

[00:24:42]So, any inside information that might interest us?

[00:24:46]Uh, oh yes, well, that's it. With pleasure. Uh, so [grunt] uh, every time you make a trade, uh, at JTX Well, it retrieves the gold book from the best centralized exchange, and we re- execute it. We re-execute your trade on that exchange, and then we show you how much money you've saved with JTX. This accumulates over time, and people are going to be surprised. So, this is a competing platform, a decentralized exchange.

[00:25:20]We have Joseph, who I follow on Twitter, and he shared a reaction.

[00:25:28]He said it's quite complicated what he explained, but in simple terms, JTX plans to simulate your transaction against the best gold book from a centralized platform, for example, Binance, and each time show you how much better your execution was with them than with Binance, with savings accumulating over time. This is exactly, he says, what Swissborg does with its MetaExchange, and it has championed this level of transparency since its inception. That's true. The problem is making people aware of this.

[00:26:02]Individual investors believe that execution is far more important than trading fees. [grunt] We've been shouting it from the rooftops. When we reach this inflection point, then on-for-foreign trading will become mainstream.

[00:26:15]Right now, they're focusing on on-chain trading, but what interests us is Swiss Bank. And I would say this: We need to make these gains that Swiss Bank offers us visible. Indeed, today when you make a transaction, you see what you pay, but you don't see what you've saved.

[00:26:35]Indeed, over time, it adds up to a lot of money, it adds up to extra tokens in your wallet, in your app, that you wouldn't have had if you had gone elsewhere. And that figure doesn't appear. It's not visible when you make your transaction. It's not visible after six months. It's never visible.

[00:26:53]Just as you don't see the price of the token you would have wanted to buy on other platforms, or at least you don't. You can see it on CoinMarketCap and Cico, but you can't see the price you bought it at on Swissborg. So Swissborg doesn't appear anywhere.

[00:27:07]And so, for a long time now, we've been saying not that it has to be visible in the app, etc., but that we need to help people realize the beauty of the tool and the savings they make.

[00:27:22]Therefore, a figure in the app after each transaction, or even better, as I mentioned, showing our best purchase price and our best selling price on a GO code or a Mark 4 coin, visible to humans and to artificial intelligence agents, would undoubtedly help put Swissborg back in the spotlight. s the sphere of thought. traders and people who are interested in finding the best price. But today, it's only present on the website in the poo in this show where they say it's very strong but people can't see it until they've tested it. And it's quite a hassle when you actually want to test it, it's quite a hassle to do. They did it once with 11 platforms and it's not all transactions that we can compare. So it would be really great if we had something.

[00:28:22]And Joseph replied to my little message, saying, "Go ahead, show us that we're seeing some gains with what Swissborg is offering compared to the competition," and he said the engineers are working on it.

[00:28:37]Perhaps we'll have something soon so that we can, even outside the app or after a transaction we've made, visualize our best performance.

[00:28:50]That was last week, so it's not like this at all. This week, everything is red. There are three or four that are in the glass, but the majority are red.

[00:28:59]The MRIX, here they are. So last week, we left off with a very poor performance in terms of the tokens that were locked. And you can see, it was around May 6th, uh, the week between May 6th and, if it's 7th, 12th, 13th, you see, there was a significant drop.

[00:29:21]We lost about 1 million tokens, and now, look, this week we earned 240,000.

[00:29:27]That's what was announced yesterday at the PO.

[00:29:30]But I checked on Borstat. So, this allows us to compare, well, the figures that Swissborg sends us via data on their website, and we realize that it's not 240,000, but much more, because it must have happened after the POU was rotated, which they usually rotate on Tuesdays.

[00:29:53]So, between Tuesday and today, there were, and now there have been quite a few tokens locked, and we're back to an ATH. So now, we've never had so many tokens locked in the program. So that's a very, very good thing.

[00:30:12]He explained that this drop we're seeing here from the beginning of May actually corresponds to seven users who slightly modified their solution.

[00:30:22]Perhaps they were re-convinced and took the step to... Re-deposit. We don't know with the data we have how many people that represents to have deposited all that? We might have greater visibility next week when we have a new table, if they share it with us again, because it's true that when we have meetings like the one next week, sometimes we don't have all the information. Well, note that you can see that the updated figures, not just those from last night, are more precise and higher.

[00:30:58]So, what's also interesting, and what we can see on the Borgstat website, [grunt] is that, as you can see, there have been many more tokens on Solana in recent days, chips that have been bridged on Solana, and that represents close to a million, since we're going from almost 285 to 295.

[00:31:20]And we see that the tokens that have been stacked here below, well, we had the big red day of withdrawals and then we had two big green days that They more than compensate for the outflows.

[00:31:35]So currently the market is very quiet. There aren't many positions being taken.

[00:31:42]21 million in volume, that's really small.

[00:31:47]Uh, we still have 75,000 active users, which is roughly our core group, and I think that's what we'll hardly go below. So I think that even right now we have the activity of an August or July, so very quiet.

[00:32:04]You have a little over 1 billion in assets under management, and we have about 300 additional people who passed the Kawai test here last week.

[00:32:15]The token price has dropped by 10%, since we went from 20 to almost 18, and that's it. So we can hardly say more. It's a bit of a shame that Cyrus's show had the microphone arm covering quite a few slides.

[00:32:35]Our committee index is at 4.3. That's a figure that has been quite Little interest, but it's worth noting that we're not doing very well. Right now, a good number is more like 7, and, well, we haven't had 7 for several weeks, maybe even a few months.

[00:32:57]So, let's move on to questions. Actually, there aren't many topics today. There is one topic we'll discuss, though, which was quickly brought up by Saus, and it concerns bundles.

[00:33:15]So, let me remind you what bundles are. Bundles are the possibility of investing in a strategy, a set of tokens, around a particular theme—gaming, blockchain, infrastructure, any theme can be represented by a bundle.

[00:33:42]They're thinking about modifying this structure a bit and perhaps creating bundles that are linked to indices.

[00:33:50]So, for example, the top 10 cryptos, the top 50 cryptos. Something more diversified, and which ultimately follows a Index.

[00:34:02]Those who have been around for a while will remember that very early on, this was an idea that Swissborg put forward in white papers, uh, the SB index and so on.

[00:34:17]The question that comes up is, and he asked it, so if you want to go and support or at least push your opinion on this, you should do so under Cyrus's video.

[00:34:32]So, under Swissborg's videos on YouTube. And the question is, would you prefer to have a new bundle that would be an index, an index fund, for example, of the top 10, top 20, top 30 crypto stocks, and basically it's alongside the pre-existing bundles, or would you be more in favor of the bundle you were in migrating and becoming, for example, the top 20 bundle?

[00:35:06]Uh, the question was raised, for example, he talked about the Gaming Bundle, uh, which has suffered a bit in recent months, and on which it might be relevant to perhaps allocate the budget.

[00:35:23]I'm going to tell you To give my opinion.

[00:35:26][clears throat] My opinion is that I, I suppose, got into the famous gaming market.

[00:35:40]I lost, uh, I lost on it, since that's what happened. Well, not everyone, just because someone looks like that doesn't mean everyone lost on it. There might be some who lost a small percentage because they got in much later. There you go.

[00:35:53]In short, but anyway, I get in with a play, a strategy that says I believe in gaming, and then I'm told, well no, now it's index trading.

[00:36:04]If I've experienced all this decline and I'm still holding on, it's not so they can throw me onto another strategy because the worst-case scenario is they throw me onto another strategy and then bam, gaming explodes. I'm not going to be happy. I'm not going to be happy because, ultimately, if I don't like gaming, well, uh, I'm free to get out.

[00:36:28]So, uh I'd be inclined to go with this idea of ​​having new bundles alongside them and keeping the old ones.

[00:36:40][grunt] The only case where this wouldn't be the case would be, uh, in the approach where there are n't enough funds in the bundle for it to be profitable. It does n't cover the operating costs.

[00:36:54]The tokens [clears throat] are all dead because, at some point, for example, there might be 100 million in the thing and then it's lost 90%, there's only a million left, and then it's too expensive. There's too much money, there's too little money in it for it to be profitable.

[00:37:10]At that point, OK, it's not that we're migrating because we no longer believe in the strategy, it's that there aren't enough of you who believe in it. So, I'd be inclined to go with that approach, and I'd also be inclined to... I think I like both.

[00:37:27]I like them. Indexing, and I also like the thematic approach.

[00:37:33]And [grunts] I think one of the themes we're missing is the starter pack, which we already discussed on this show a while back. There isn't a pack where you say, "Well, I don't know what to invest in, I want to get into crypto in the best way possible, I have €50 to put in every month," and then boom, boom, boom, I get into the starter pack.

[00:37:58]And this starter pack lives, it evolves. If tomorrow, look here for example, three years ago we weren't talking about hyperliquidity at all, and now we are. So this starter pack would adapt and ultimately depend on what the [clears throat] financial engineering geniuses at Swissborg consider to be assets that we should have at our core, in our core strategy.

[00:38:25]So, regarding the comments, I thank everyone who commented on last week's video. Uh, I'm taking note... So, there's definitely enthusiasm regarding Lombard loans.

[00:38:36]This ability we could have to deposit crypto assets, use them as collateral, and simultaneously borrow funds.

[00:38:49]For now, the topic is being discussed, but we don't have all the details and we do n't have a timeframe. The point was to gauge whether it was interesting in your opinion and if you were going to use these tools.

[00:39:05]Overall, everyone was quite enthusiastic. Of course, there are a few who said it's not for them. They prefer to stick with spot trading. They prefer not to risk their crypto, and that's perfectly understandable. And then there's Bol, who commented here that Lombard loans are the future for him, and understanding the power of this type of loan could be really crucial for the community. He gives the example of being able to keep bitcoins and have dollars to invest in other assets.

[00:39:43]The other question was about stocks, the stock market, which could be next. on Swissborg as well.

[00:39:50]And indeed, it's also a way to increase exposure with its loans.

[00:39:59]I've been complaining about the slight difficulty with the videos. Usually, I used to add timestamps, so chapter markers.

[00:40:13]And lately, the tool I was using for chapter markers couldn't do it. So, I found an alternative. Let me start again.

[00:40:24]The last three videos did n't have chapters.

[00:40:28]You can watch them now; they have chapters. The slight problem is that several days pass between the time I finish my video and the time the tool can read it.

[00:40:41]So, it can happen; it might take a little while before the video is chaptered. It could take 48 to 72 hours.

[00:40:53]So there you have it. I apologize, I used to do it manually. But the problem is that Google YouTube doesn't allow data sharing right now.

[00:41:06]So, anyway, thanks for the reminder, and I'll put the chapters back up, but it'll take a little while.

[00:41:19]Bouillou bouillou, when is the physical card coming out for MK2? The physical card is normally planned for the end of this year if all goes well. So, wait.

[00:41:33]Thanks, Major, for retweeting and reposting the show on X, that's very kind of you.

[00:41:43][cough] [clears throat] Come on, I hadn't deleted all that.

[00:41:48]I said the essentials.

[00:41:51]Uh, I said the essentials, there isn't much news these days, apart from macro, which is playing a little bit with our numbers at the moment. Uh, the market is calm.

[00:42:06]Uh, it's an opportunity to make some nice profits.

[00:42:11]So I invite you to dig a little deeper into all of this. If you have cash, it could be opportunner.

[00:42:18]But unfortunately, not everything is certain. There are, well, uncertainties, that's the way it is. [grunt] Uh, I see the community is starting to arrive. Yes, because our usual time is 4:30 PM, but exceptionally today I started it at 3:30 PM.

[00:42:33]So, uh, there you go. Thank you all. I wish you all a very, very good evening.

[00:42:41]And yeah, that's it. I know.

[00:42:44]Sorry, Psycho, I moved it forward an hour this time, but normally we'll be back to a normal schedule next time. Oh yes, I forgot to mention that. Okay, so there were some meetups last week. There was, uh [clears throat] there was Brussels, there was, uh, I think Brittany, there were quite a few small meetups last week, uh, and there are some tomorrow as well. So for Paris, it's tomorrow. Uh, so there you go.

[00:43:16]So don't hesitate if any of you want to join W Swisborg and create meetups near you; you know it's possible. There's a link in the description. Have a good week everyone, a very happy Pentecost weekend, and see you next week. Bye. Bye.

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