Crime Time LIVE: Metaterra x Bellator SCORE Token EXPOSED?!

Added: 2026-05-05

[00:00:00]were uh restricted.

[00:00:03]And when I when I did that, I looked at how a person would be able to qualify for you know, um whether that it'd be a $500 credit or a $1,000 credit and how they how that data was analyzed. And I I found ways to get better results. So, what are the different uh factors? One of the factors is when you give a loan to someone, what is the factor of that person paying the money back? So, there's a percentage out of a hundred that people just fail to pay their debt.

[00:00:51]And when that happens, um that account that is failed, it goes into kind of a sell-off. You you you you you the the initial institution that did it, they don't want to deal with collections, so they sell it to a company and that's what that company does. They go in to get the money from the person. So, they they're the ones that are, you know, maybe calling and harassing people to get the money.

[00:01:19]Uh and then they they charge a premium, so there's penalties. So, they they make money these accounts. Then you usually you'll have a uh company that insures that particular loan. So, they'll pay the difference between what the company who buys the bad debt um and the company um that insures the loan, so then that's satisfied.

[00:01:42]But, what you're looking for is to have the least amount of NPLs, non-performing loans, as possible.

[00:01:52]And you want to try to help increase the amount of people who qualify, but those people need to be a better um candidate for uh uh receiving the credit.

[00:02:11]And Hakkan achieved that by re- examining or examining how that process happened.

[00:02:20]And when he did it, he improved the the he improved the delta by over a percentage points, which when you when you're dealing with millions or hundreds of millions or billions of dollars, it it it increases the amount of profit that the companies make. So, while he was there, he learned all there was to know about that whole industry, the data industry, the credit industry. And when you look nowadays at how companies are acquired, many companies that um are sold and acquired um in various industries, the what the the top reason that they acquire them is because of the data that they they hold.

[00:03:16]And they say now that data is more valuable than than turnover a lot of times.

[00:03:22]Um you have a 30 multiple or higher in some of these acquisitions because it's that customer base that that that that company holds and how much information they have about the customer is worth a lot of money to other companies.

[00:03:44]So, so he was really really immersed in that industry and through those years, um he under he learned it and understood it and then, you know, he met some people in the industry.

[00:03:57]And it was always part of what Miracle was going to be um in the future. And one of the one of the bigger reasons that I actually got started or got involved with Hakkan was because of a product that we're planning to launch very soon that's called Miracle with installments.

[00:04:20]And it's being able to get tokens today and make payments um and make payments on those tokens over a period of time. So, I get tokens today like a thousand a thousand dollars worth and then I can pay for those tokens on a purchase contract over maybe the next 12 months.

[00:04:45]And that mimics what a lot of banks do.

[00:04:50]Um they call it a loan, but because you get tokens, it's a product.

[00:04:55]But, that product can be liquidated, you know, instantly and you can take you can take that product and trade it for say an iPhone uh or you can um uh you can trade it for for fiat currency if you want. So, it's a very interesting thing. And what Hakkan was saying to me, he said, you know, for the masses to adopt crypto, you need something that moves them into it in a in a natural way, a way that the consumer truly cares about.

[00:05:33]And if you look at crypto, it's an exciting industry and and and, you know, it's evolving in different uh different speeds in different nations.

[00:05:42]You know, nations that have a lot of restrictions, maybe they have weak currency, you know, it it grows much faster there. Maybe it's growing really fast in the in communities that are unbanked traditionally. So, when they get to have access to digital money, you know, that takes off a much faster. But, I think in the western world, it's it's sort of like a lot of people have been speculating buying coins um so that they can sell them at a higher price in the future and then others are trading in crypto and then you have a lot of tech people. But, for the mainstream person to get engaged, it takes something that they need and want and are are really um pushed not pushed, but it's it's it's it's helping them get something that they actually need. And so, when you look at this um combination of things, it's that at the time when I'm in a store and I'm looking to get a new phone and I'm like I have 500 bucks, but I want like boom, I want the I want the the best one. I want the newest one. Our our lives revolve around the phone and I have 500, but it's $1,200 for that one. Then the clerk goes, well, you can get that if you fill this form out and you know, there might be some credit extended to you and then you can you can take payments on the rest of the money, on the 700 that you don't have. Just make payments over the 12 months. And I'm like, okay, sure. And it's like, well, it's Miracle and it's it's a token, but you just download this app and then I'll show you how to transfer the tokens to us and then you can walk out with your phone today.

[00:07:38]I'm in.

[00:07:39]Cuz I want the phone. I'm not really looking to get tokens. I'm not looking to get into crypto, but if crypto's going to help me get the phone, I'm going to go into crypto. So, that was sort of what I was talking to Hakkan about at the time and I'm like, I said, wow.

[00:07:54]And I had actually been involved in a company. I I probably Bud is on the call right now. And I remember going with a similar type product and I was going to tire shops and I was offering tire shops a way to fund their customers to buy the tires. And I remember how difficult it was to for the tire shop to qualify for the program.

[00:08:25]They would be like, yes, we want it. And then, yeah, let's fill out these things.

[00:08:29]And then it was sort of like, okay, no, we you can't do it. And then there was other issue and uh but I knew and understood that the power of being able to fund a customer at the time of uh looking they're looking to to shop at your establishment is worth a tremendous amount of money.

[00:08:52]So, I was like, okay, Hakkan, I see what you're saying. And he said and and at that time we weren't really even really talking about the other side of it, which is now what we're going to talk about tonight. It's the credit side of things. And so, as we were doing things, you know, we had long talks about web three and banking the unbanked and and and and how a lot of people in the world, they don't they they still use paper money and coins and we're just like, okay.

[00:09:26]So, so there's just billions of people out there that are not involved in this modern, you know, world of finance. And one of the biggest parts of this is credit. You know, if you think about like everyone who's in on this call that has a house probably didn't pay cash for their house.

[00:09:50]Everyone that's on this call, most people didn't pay cash for their car.

[00:09:55]Some, of course, did, but most people are financed. Probably everyone that's on the call today, most of you did not even pay cash for your phone.

[00:10:05]So, think about how normal and how common that is in our world, and it allows us to get those things that we don't have the full liquidity to get today, but we can get them, and we need a dependable car, we need a better house in a better neighborhood, you know, we need a better phone, and so that whole thing then um puts us in this in this new world.

[00:10:30]So, then one day we just had that conversation, and I just said, you know, what is it like all this stuff that I've been doing in in in Web3, I can't show that to someone if if I'm if I'm looking to to to do something like buy a house, um you know, I have $500 in my bank account, and then I have $300,000 in my MetaMask. You know, like you know, these scenarios are very common nowadays.

[00:11:01]And he's like, you know, building a a credit system for Web3 is a big undertaking, but it's the future, so we really should look at that. And then within a very short period of time uh it took off. And so now we have And Bud just messaged me.

[00:11:25]Hi, Yolo.

[00:11:27]>> [laughter] >> That's right.

[00:11:28]All right. So, we're going to show you what we have built. It is I just amazing.

[00:11:36]>> [snorts] >> And it makes so much sense, and I I I'll talk about the business of this industry, you know, it's it's data that that leads to being able to be approved and you know, get funded for whatever.

[00:12:02]Now, I need someone to say that the see the screen and it's looks all right to you.

[00:12:08]Looks great, Michael. We see it.

[00:12:11]Okay, perfect. Okay.

[00:12:13]So, here's a little bit of education on this, you know, so >> [clears throat] >> um as we evolve further and further into this world where a lot of things are happening um on the on the blockchain, and can can you guys comment a little bit on just have you had an experience where where you've had a hard time going the traditional way and paying something, and then you you did it with with crypto, and it was like a completely like [laughter] so much easier.

[00:12:54]Are you frustrated in this sort of legacy financial system?

[00:13:01]Uh you know, uh if you agree that that that system is really challenging and frustrating, you know, type yes in in in the chat cuz I've had so many moments where it's like ah you know, please can they just send crypto? It's so much easier.

[00:13:25]>> [snorts] >> Um okay.

[00:13:27]Um >> [clears throat] >> so, I'll take you through this. So, now there is a all over the world there's different companies that do this, you know, they will they have systems that you're tied into, and you're analyzed based on your activity, paying off loans, you know, uh money you make, um just different types of banking activity gives you a um sort of score, and um most of the people in in the US, I imagine, know what their score is. Um And it's always like the higher your score is, it saves you money, it allows you to do things uh in a better way, you know, it's it's it's it's an important thing. And when your when your score is down, I'm sure there's a lot of you who've had a bad score, and it takes years to get back, and it's painful during those times because you just end up paying so much more for things that you need.

[00:14:38]So, the score thing is really really a big deal.

[00:14:42]And um um uh companies that are in the business to make money off of lending uh money are um looking at this, and the better information they can get, the the you know, the less um unsatisfied loans they'll have, and the more business they can do. And so they, you know, they do deals with Experian and Equifax. In Germany, there's Schufa, and you know, in South America there's there's different. And >> [clears throat] >> all of this happens, and we we sort of know, you know, how much credit you have, and how many cards you have, and what percentage of your credit are you using, and it all means something, and it makes your your credit score either increase or decrease.

[00:15:42]>> Mike, I'd hate to interrupt, but the screen is is is too large. It has to be uh reduced a little bit. A little bit more.

[00:15:53]Okay.

[00:15:54]All right. Yeah.

[00:15:57]Okay, let me see. I'm going to close out all this. Let's see where we end up.

[00:16:05]I mean, we saw most of it, but the edges we didn't see, and the bottom uh was partial. So, Let me see if I can get this properly done.

[00:16:25]I'm going to try to open it a different way.

[00:16:35]It might be a slideshow button.

[00:16:39]Yeah, I think I just had it directly out of out of WhatsApp, so let me let me do this.

[00:16:50]They're building this [ __ ] in WhatsApp.

[00:16:53]What does it look like now?

[00:16:54]>> Yeah, so right now we see the slides on the side, we see the the full side, we see all of the slide, but the present button or um It's the exclusive friends and family presentation.

[00:17:08]That little that little dot of an icon upper upper left-hand side above the first slide.

[00:17:14]How about this now? There we go. That's it. We got it.

[00:17:18]Okay. Dynamite.

[00:17:20]It's on a uh Okay, let's do this.

[00:17:27]Okay.

[00:17:28]>> [clears throat] >> All right.

[00:17:30]So, now we've talked about what we know.

[00:17:32]So, let's go into maybe something that um opens up a new world here. So, so we have Web3 credit intelligence. So, Score ID analyses on-chain blockchain behavior to create a fully usable, highly predictive credit profile.

[00:18:00]So, I don't know how they figure this out, but it's how you behave like with your wallets and sending and receiving and exchanges, all of that gives like this tendencies, you know? And it's it's just billions of points of data that gets analyzed by AI, and it comes up with, you know, risk patterns and behavioral trust signals.

[00:18:32]Transaction consistency, you have exchange activity, payment reliability, DeFi repayment. And and and for those of you who are not aware, there's various ways of of of borrowing against crypto already, so there's behaviors in that that gets analyzed, and we actually uh invested a pretty large amount of money to to to basically shape this algorithm, [snorts] and there was 20,000 accounts uh that we invested in to to make these um make this algorithm be accurate.

[00:19:17]So, how is that done?

[00:19:26]You have um like we spoke about this, but so there's there's what you have now. Um so, any institution that wants to give you some kind of credit, they'll go to the legacy scoring, and there's your bank behavior, how you pay your your your your loans, existing loans, and how much credit you have, and all that. So, that's all in that world.

[00:19:51]Now, what we have is we have done deals with all of those data suppliers, so we have that, but we're adding Web3 into it, and then we're mixing those two worlds together.

[00:20:08]However, we have we have looked and analyzed our score uh accuracy without traditional um scoring.

[00:20:22]And and we've been able to make that comparison. I'll share that in a second, but when you blend these two together, with me for instance, I have a traditional score, but when they blend my my crypto score with the traditional score, they'll get much more data on me, and the institutions who give credit, they want to know about this. But until now, they haven't been able to. So, imagine someone, you know, who bought a bunch of Bitcoin, you know, back in 2011 for a dollar, you know, who's sitting with a bunch of it, and they're looking to go out and get a house, you know? And then they'll get a loan at 6.2% because they're looking at the legacy score. Had the bank known that they were sitting on, I don't know, $3 million worth of Bitcoin, it may have given them a better loan, a better rate.

[00:21:20]And the bank would love to know, oh, well, this person has been sitting on this like gold mine for a long time.

[00:21:29]However, that they're not able to see the specifics of it, but they'll they'll see all of a sudden, they'll go, "Wow, their Web3 score is 812, but their legacy score is 712, so we will put them much higher because of that." That information is worth a ton to the institutions who are looking to to know more about their um their um um borrowers.

[00:22:03]So then, we did that. We took 20,000 accounts, so we hired a company to give us that. Then we ran this predictive uh algorithm from from Web3, and we were right eight out of 10 times. And that is the first step, and as we we we do this um continuously over time, that 80% goes to 100%.

[00:22:32]Then the 100% goes over 100%, which means that anytime an institution uses our blended score compared to just the legacy score, they get better information from us than they do from the traditional only score, if that makes any sense. And as more and more people enter into Web3, which is what we're predicting, and it's what the world is predicting, and we'll finally end up where most people uh or a huge part of the world are regularly doing things in Web3, then this becomes a must for all institutions that are involved in giving credit. This guy's like this guy's like the founder So so then, how did we do this? Well, it's not like we just said, "Okay, we're going to get into credit, and we'll do it ourselves, and you know, we'll just get some smart people, you know, and they'll figure it out." It's not reality.

[00:23:37]There's been a couple of projects in Web3 that have made a an attempt They've taken a stab at it, but because this is such a highly um um specific um industry, and it's it's it takes just a lot of insight and and experience, we through Hakon being involved in the industry when he was in banking, meeting Paul Randall, uh knowing that he, you know, he was the CEO for Creditinfo. You should go look up, you know, that company. They're huge. And uh you know, working with um also these these other leading companies in the industry like Experian and Scorex.

[00:24:30]And you know, we had to go in and and and and pitch Paul to come to us, you know? He's coming from one of the bigger credit companies in the world to come do a a project with us, and we had to show him the vision and say, "Hey, listen, if we pull this off, you know, this company could one day grow even bigger than the ones that you're working on." And of course, we have to say, "And then of course, there's a piece in this success for you." And uh after begging him for a while, he decided to come on in and be the role of creating this amazing new credit blended score system with um you know, the company we now know as ScoreID.

[00:25:27]So, he's at 35 years of mastery, decades of highly specialized experience as a mathematician and risk manager in global credit scoring and analytics, former CEO of Creditinfo.

[00:25:41]Decision with uh foundational senior roles at Scorex and Experian.

[00:25:46]And so, the mission here is bridging his unparalleled expertise in traditional retail and bank lending into the Web3 ecosystem uh to build the ultimate digital lending strategy.

[00:26:03]Integrating the rigorous standards of global credit bureaus with vast behavioral data of the blockchain.

[00:26:10]So, one of these things is if you can envision that And this is a story that I heard a long time ago, and it really made me understand something that I just hadn't understood before, where, you know, we get so wrapped up in how the world is in our reality, we don't realize that the the world's for someone else somewhere in some village, not going to say a country or whatever, it doesn't matter, but it's very simple living.

[00:26:41]And you know, you have a person I believe that's right.

[00:26:45]>> get a literally a $100 loan, buy some tools like brush, comb, uh scissors, maybe a a clipper machine, and start a business as a barber for a hundred, but they don't have the hundred.

[00:27:03]They could maybe, you know, uh at some point do a few things with their um their their Web3 wallet, qualify for to start off with maybe a $10 funding that they pay back over two or three weeks to get that trust to go to 20, or to get the trust to go to 50, and to then be able to access liquidity like they haven't before.

[00:27:37]It could be someone who just needs a solar panel to run a light in their hut so that their kids can study for school when it's dark, and they don't have to do a live flame or kerosene, which is maybe poison. I mean, there's so many different scenarios across the world that a Web3 credit um system can solve. And I've seen stories about this, and there's a huge need throughout the world um to bank the unbanked.

[00:28:14]And how what is the biggest part of being banked is credit.

[00:28:21]So, you have an incredible utility here with the the token that we're going to talk about today.

[00:28:29]Uh every credit decision improves with better data. The demand instantly bridges both worlds.

[00:28:36]So, you have your you have your demand from your traditional institutions. That will come. So, clients will be huge institutions like banks and credit card companies, exchanges, and some of these buy now and pay later that want to know this information um so that they can extend credit to to to their people.

[00:29:01]But then you have internally, which I was talking about this, it's the token on the payment plan. So, that's us. So, someone uh goes online, they go to shop, and then they find Miracle Pay. And then Miracle Pay says, you know, you can buy with crypto, or you can get tokens, uh fill out this application, you can get tokens, and then you can maybe shop more, you know? So, that's another way that we will be able to start um bringing in uh clients. We will also be able to put out uh which we will uh market it to the the the the web, and it's If they're in crypto, they want to know what their credit score is. Comment and comment, you know, put your information in and we'll give you your credit score. Plus, we'll give you we'll airdrop you some of these um score tokens for coming in and then now all of a sudden we have that information, we have that data. And I know 100% the day that they open, I'm going to go in and I'm going to put my information in so I can get my score. By the way, this is never going to be public information unless you want to share it or wherever you want to share that information. You control that information. It doesn't get harvested. It's basically you saying this is me this this is how how my activity looks and it gives the score. It doesn't tell anyone what you have. It's just giving you the evaluation of what that means to someone who who looks to give you credit.

[00:30:55]And then next week, I believe, we will have a collateralized lending protocol and that means that someone who has crypto can go in and and and lend against the value of those that crypto. Usually those involved the bigger um coins, the ones with the most market caps. You're going to have your Bitcoins there. Probably Solana, Ethereum. Those are a little bit more stable. And so you can actually put those in and then you can get a loan against those. And what we're doing now with the credit score is the the companies that do that can also now use the credit score to be able to possibly, you know, lend more or or be able to use less collateral and get more more funds against the the the collateralized loans.

[00:32:02]So, [clears throat] why then the score token?

[00:32:07]Well, the score token is a utility token that allows um institutions who are buying the the data requests. So, when they do that, they basically buy, let's say you have Capital One credit card, you know. So, when they um purchase this data, they do it in chunks. So, they may purchase $10 million worth of data requests. And so then they they they do it in one lump sum and then every day they do in thousands and thousands and thousands of checks. And when it runs out, they buy another chunk and they do it in bulk. So, with us they'll be able to do that, but if they buy the score token and then buy the the data with the score token, we'll give them a discount. And then the consumer can also have the score token for incentives and various rewards of using the score token in regards to to this to this credit. And there will be other other incentives through Miracle Pay to use score token.

[00:33:22]So, this is a it's a token for utility inside of Score ID.

[00:33:29]Um and what the company is also doing is that there's a tremendous amount of demand for this data on an annual basis and so there's revenue, massive revenue that comes into the Score ID project. And a percentage of that revenue will continuously buy the score token and burn the score token, which means it will buy the score token and destroy the score token to push and to create more demand and to create a deflationary um action on the token, which traditionally with enough of that going on, then you'll have a continuous value increase um from the purchasing and the burning of the token. That is typically what happens.

[00:34:33]It's not again a guaranteed result, but if you have 100,000 tokens and we go in and we buy 5,000 from the market and then we simply just just trash those, then we've lowered the amount of tokens that are out there and that typically has a very positive effect on the token.

[00:34:58]So, the supply of the score token is going to be at the most 400 full full supply.

[00:35:09]Most of those will be locked, so they will not be circulating supply. So, there's a difference between full supply and circulating supply.

[00:35:21]And so when the tokens are locked, that creates more value of the tokens that are circulating and then we will have a 25 million pre-sale amount of tokens for sale before.

[00:35:39]And when we go live with this token, it will go live at $1.50.

[00:35:47]>> [clears throat] >> Now, for those of you who followed so far and have been following MirX, MirX we had a initial listing price at $1.25 and MirX has reached $3.50, which is obviously a really good um result so far. And it's it's been holding there at 350, going up, going down a little bit. And obviously from the first price that we had of the MirX token, which was $0.25, we're doing really well with MirX. And you know, it being our second coin, we learned so much from the first one and now we've learned a ton from our second one. And now we have our chain, we have our ecosystem, we have our contracts, we have this amazing company Score ID all supporting this token. So, we are very bullish, obviously, on what happens to the value of the score token over time.

[00:36:56]So, we see this as an amazing opportunity.

[00:37:02]So, we are and this is sort of what we've always done.

[00:37:07]We know and understand that the strength of our company is our community.

[00:37:16]Um but it's not just the community. It is the success of our community that is the strength of our company. So, as the company becomes more successful, our community becomes more successful and it goes hand in hand. We are in a very intimate partnership as a company as a community.

[00:37:40]So, that being said, we are always offering the friends and family price to the community. Usually when token companies launch, they have these amazing concepts and you know, they're they're really good projects. They'll have friends and family, but it's really friends and family. It's you know, brother, you know, mother, sister, what you know, kids. It's it's that's really usually the the case. Um because those are sort of sort of a slam dunk in crypto. But if you can be in on the first lowest token offering, then you have a very high probability of having an amazing um successful um upside.

[00:38:35]It's not always true. Obviously, you have to you have to be um you know, you have to scrutinize the project and you have to you have to sort of look to see does this make sense? Is there a market for this idea or this concept? And I think we are like, you know, it's it's how on earth can we continue to move forward with crypto expanding across the world where we have now over a billion people who are engaged and have a profile of activity in the industry and no one has yet to bring a way to look at that and say, this is what that means that this person has um has Sorry, I got dogs calling me here.

[00:39:31]>> [laughter] >> Let me get back to my screen real quick.

[00:39:42]>> [clears throat] >> It it it it just there's there's no logic that says that this is not information that's that is needed and we are now the only company that has built this platform and we've already already gotten our accuracy up to 80% and we will get up to 100%.

[00:40:13]So then if you want to be part of this, you can [clears throat] do so and we have a couple of rounds. So this is sort of a thing that sells out. So so so if you go in early, you get the best price.

[00:40:31]And in the first round, the price of the token is 0.275.

[00:40:39]Uh per per token. So again, it's going to go live at a dollar 50 and the first price is 275. So that's like a four five times higher price. I don't know exact math on this. I could do the math maybe.

[00:41:00]So one.

[00:41:13]So it's five and a half times you know, so if it a thousand dollars in this price range when we go live with the token at a dollar 50, then you'll have five times that. So you'd have five thousand dollars worth of uh score tokens at launch. Now again, I want everyone to understand this that no one can no one on this planet on this earth in the history of time can predict outcome, you know. Does the token go from 150 to five that day or does it go from 150 to 75 cents or lower? No one can to 0.3.

[00:42:02]So for 250, you get 833. For 500, get 1667.

[00:42:08]For a thousand dollars, you get 3333.

[00:42:12]For 5000, you get 16667.

[00:42:16]For 25000, you get 83333.

[00:42:21]Also yes, there are commissions on this.

[00:42:25]We will post the compensation plan a little bit later today or early tomorrow, but it is commissionable.

[00:42:40]>> [clears throat] >> Round three.

[00:42:43]250, you get 769.

[00:42:47]Um five 500 pack, you get 1538. 1000 pack, you get 3077.

[00:42:54]5000 pack, you get 15385.

[00:42:58]25000 pack, you get 76923.

[00:43:03]So a lot of people, they make the right moves at the right time in crypto and a lot of people make the wrong moves in crypto at the wrong time for the wrong reasons. And this was really all about giving you kind of the ins and outs, giving you a fair assessment of of course I'm biased, of course I'm I'm I'm shilling the coin and of course I'm I'm uh you know uh confident in in what this is because my logic is all over this, you know.

[00:43:44]Um Short term is always for me a little bit tricky to predict anything. Uh the industry um is unpredictable short term.

[00:43:58]Um we've seen people get wrecked in Bitcoin over and over again. We've seen people get wrecked in a lot of these um projects.

[00:44:07]But I think what we are doing, it makes it makes sense because we're we're putting ourselves in a position to service people in a very logical straightforward way.

[00:44:29]Someone wants to buy something with crypto, we provide that service. A merchant wants to sell something in crypto, we provide that service. A merchant wants to sell more product to a consumer customer we now are going to provide that service not just to for people to be able to get a token on a payment plan, but also for us to to to do that part where they request the the the information on on their score and then be able to um evaluate that and then based on that information um put money in people's hands um based on on how how their activity is in web three and in traditional.

[00:45:23]So when you put all this together, what do you have? [clears throat] Well this has always been not just a company that's looking to be sitting right there as the world turns to the digital transactional blockchain uh system, but to be in the middle of making it happen, to be right at the forefront of driving that mass adoption and to be part of making that happen has always been part of our journey as a company.

[00:46:06]And as you can see, you know, we have tied this into uh being able to work from home you know, create a career in fintech uh build it around an opportunity that um that that has real um infrastructure.

[00:46:28]It has transparency with us, you know, going public on the Metaterra and us having our own chain. And so with this um piece to the puzzle, as I many of the people that have you've seen join Metaterra's board, this is the one that they're impressed by the most.

[00:46:53]Because annually, if you don't know this it's anywhere from a quarter of a trillion to half a trillion requests for this data.

[00:47:05]And so just just put a you know, a 25 cent cost of 50 cent cost to each time they do that and and and see how how massive this industry is and the value that this data has. So that is that is what we have in store for everyone.

[00:47:29]Um I'm going to give you guys a little sneak peek. I got a call today from Hawk gun and he gave me news in regards to Miracle Pay that was like unreal.

[00:47:42]We have really really big uh PR releases coming over the next week week and a half.

[00:47:52]Um announcements of deals and relationships that we have created.

[00:48:01]And then we're going to do I'm going to kind of give everyone that sort of education on how this whole thing sort of works, what makes us now at this point the company to beat, what what puts us in the forefront as the leading company in this space.

[00:48:24]And it's sort of explains to you cuz it's it's it's kind of a game of chess.

[00:48:29]And we've been playing this now very aggressively for a few months. And so now we kind of we're going to give everyone sort of the landscape of where we are at to understand how you know, how um ahead of the competition we are.

[00:48:51]Doug's really trying to reach me.

[00:48:55]One second everyone.

[00:49:02]>> [clears throat] >> Thank you.

[00:49:05]Perfect. Yeah, I think Doug's texting me about my stream. What's going on?

[00:49:08]>> So that that's what's coming next. Um tokens should be live on the site today if not now. I'm not sure. I have to check, but we will post in the groups.

[00:49:19]Um so there's a limited supply in phase one.

[00:49:23]I think it's 350,000 dollars worth.

[00:49:27]So um try to get in on the best price if you liked what you saw today. Make sure that you share this with with everyone that you know. Uh one of those exciting things is being able to to to get that multiple.

[00:49:45]It's a multiple thing, you know, if you can get 2x, 3x, 4x, that's four times the money on on something like this. It's super exciting.

[00:49:56]Um I think um we will be token will be live in June, then because this is how it always works. The first two or three months, the tokens you buy now, you can't sell them day one. You have to wait like two I think it's 2 months or 3 months. We We put that information out there. But you will um hold on to this for around 5 months before you can liquidate it. So just keep that in mind. Um and um then of course, if you hold on to it not for four 5 months, but you hold on to it 2 3 4 years, the upside uh with a successful Score ID company could be absolutely absolutely incredible.

[00:50:42]So um with that, I want to wrap it up. I know we went a little bit longer than I than [laughter] I than I thought, but at least now you have all that you need to know about this. And um we look forward to having you enjoy the ride of the Score ID token.

[00:51:01]All right, everyone. Take care.

[00:51:04]Over and out. And thank you all who posted about where you are in the world.

[00:51:09]It's all over the world.

[00:51:13]Um Yeah, okay. Call's recorded. We will post as soon as we get it um edited. So thanks a lot, everyone. Take care.

[00:51:29]What the hell did we just watch?

[00:51:32]We want something where you don't get any discount for buying more.

[00:51:36]Oh, god.

[00:51:38]Um yeah.

[00:51:40]Yeah. Um they keep pulling these scams over and over. Remember they were going to go public and then I destroyed that. Also, if you notice who's on my shirt, it's the Buck Meister.

[00:51:50]So I'm going to go get on the auto train now. It's like 11 minutes away. I got to go by a liquor store and get some uh Jack first because um they don't sell hard liquor on the train. They only sell beer.

[00:52:01]But I get as much free Coke as I want on the train. I mean, Coca-Cola as I'd like on the train.

[00:52:13]Much free Coca-Cola as I want on the train. Um so Jack's and Coke, Jack and Coke all the way. I'm just going to walk around with my bottle of Jack. I do need to give them this along with my Tesla.

[00:52:23]They're going to load it in the train.

[00:52:24]I'm going to show you that all in a short video.

[00:52:26]Oh, I'm going to show it all in a long video on the auto train cuz I want to know what the [ __ ] auto train is.

[00:52:31]Do we know what time it is right now?

[00:52:33]It's Chuck o'clock. I mean, if you have questions on that scam, you really [ __ ] shouldn't cuz it's an open scam.

[00:52:41]Um I've been in touch with the FBI and they just don't want to do anything.

[00:52:48]Um that's the reality.

[00:52:52]I'm going to get some Jack.

[00:52:54]I'm going to go to parking lot of the auto train. Well, I'll probably do the thing and not yet. Probably do the parking lot liquor store. Pack a bag.

[00:53:00]Take on the train. The train is leaving at 4:00 today.

[00:53:04]Train is leaving at 4:00 today and gets in at 7:44 tomorrow morning in Sanford, which is like an hour north of Orlando.

[00:53:10]And I think we're going to go to um Universal tomorrow, Universal the next day, and um Bush Garden not Bush Garden, um SeaWorld the day after.

[00:53:18]That's my feeling. So we're going to go to those three parks and I'll bring you some content from there. Um but and my battery's finally dead. My external battery. But um you guys just saw something.

[00:53:31]Not sure what the [ __ ] you just saw.

[00:53:33]But uh that's the new scam. The Miracle Boys cuz they can't keep scam up for more than a few weeks without me busting it.

[00:53:41]So they keep changing it.

[00:53:43]But I'm sure it's probably northern Cyprus. I don't know if they still have Zoom accounts, email accounts, anything like that.

[00:53:48]It's beyond me.

[00:53:50]Hope you enjoyed.

[00:53:51]Um And we're going to go just just rewind.

[00:53:57]You You saw me get the info live. Sorry, buns. Um Yeah, that that was the info live. I was getting it just as you were. There's no There's no delay there. I was watching the scam and I was rebroadcasting the scam. So have a great one.

[00:54:09]Bye.