Here's How ZBCN Actually Gains Value

[00:00:00][music] [music] [music] [music] [music] All right, we are live. What's going on, guys? Back at it again. Another fantastic Friday afternoon. What's everybody up to? We're going to talk some Zbec. I got asked an interesting question. I think it was yesterday, uh, about Zebec. How does Zabbec acquire value or occur acure value? Well, we're going to talk about it today. We're going to break it down and I'm going to tell you how and then you know, right? So, so yeah, valid question though. very very valid question for any crypto project really that you're getting into is you know asking the question how does it how does it acquire valure value like h why should I buy this coin and how do I know like what what's going to bring value to it to make the price go up right because I'll tell you right now the team can't tell you that they're going to do something to in try to increase the price because that makes it a security Right. So, how do you know?

[00:01:40]How do you know? We're going to talk about it today. Very, very valid question. So, I I love getting uh getting these kinds of questions from you guys because they are very very relevant. And I know that there's some content creators out there who get defensive and stuff like that when they get asked questions like that, but not here, not on this channel. Here, we like those questions because we like to explain explain it, right?

[00:02:06]We're here to educate and communicate.

[00:02:10]So, let's dive into the chat a little bit before we get started here. We got amazing coins. He says, "Come on, Rob.

[00:02:17]You know, we're all picking plume."

[00:02:18]There you go. Jetpack, what's happening, man? Good to see you, buddy. Gerald says, "Pick one."

[00:02:26]None listed. Try quant excellent mage bar. Yeah, well, Gerald, you can only have four options and every day I change those options, right? So, um, so yeah, I mean, pick one, right?

[00:02:39]Um, Colton Salute, what's going on, buddy? Good to see you, man. Uh, good day. Braving the smog. Yes. Is it really smoky down there from Ontario? Um, you know, we got a little bit of smoke yesterday. It kind of It really kind of sucked. So, plume to a dollar. Woo.

[00:02:56]That's a nice call. I like it. I dig it.

[00:02:58]I like it. I love it. I want some more of it. Dave says, "What's up, man?"

[00:03:02]Let's freaking go, baby. At World ZBCN, boom. I'm with you, man. I'm with you.

[00:03:08]I'm picking up what you're putting down.

[00:03:09]Brandon says, "What's up, gang?" Good to see you, man. We are. Joseph ZBCN, we are all in. Hell yeah. Hell yeah, we are. We love a ZBCN, baby. Uh, okay. So, let's have a look at Bitcoin's chart to kick things off here, guys. as you can see. So, last night on the evening market overview over on the Patreon, I said that we were likely going to come down to this level here, uh, which is right around the, uh, 62,532 mark, and that is the 30-day moving average, which has held pretty good as support all through here, right? It's a very significant level. It usually acts as a strong level of support and resistance. So, it's a good it's a good uh moving average to be tracking on the daily time frames. [snorts] We came down perfectly to it last night, bounced off, and now we're back in the green again. It's absolutely amazing recovery, but we're unable to get above resistance so far at 64365. So, where this daily candle will close is anybody's guess. It does highly depend on what news comes out about the Clarity Act and the congressional conversation being had about it today, which we will be talking about as well in this stream.

[00:04:30]So, uh, let's kick things off. Let's get going here. Uh, what do we got first?

[00:04:37]First, I wanted to address this. Now, we talked about this in the live stream last night. Uh me, Rue, Max, uh Scott from Long View, and of course the crux of crypto, my guy. Uh DTCC says, "No single blockchain can handle its 4.7 quadrillion market scale." [snorts] Now, I know there's going to be people out there who are maxis of whatever altcoin, whether it's XRP, Canon, whatever it is, that are going to say, "Well, my project, Ken." Okay. Well, listen. You're some guy or some girl sitting in their home and the DTCC is telling you no. Okay? So, you're not right. Just put it that way. Okay? You don't know better than the DTCC on what a blockchain can handle in terms of uh 4.7 quadrillion dollars. Okay? So, put that to rest right now. You do not know more than the DTCC does. Uh, and the point of this guys, we're going to go through it, but the point in it is that there is not going to be one winner. I see all kinds of arguing between XRP people, Canton people, XLM people, so on and so forth about the DTCC and this adoption and who's going to who's going to be the one blockchain. There's not going to be one blockchain that that is used for this, guys. Not it's not going to be one. So like you got to get that out of your heads. I don't care how much you love whatever project you're holding.

[00:06:12]Your project's not going to be the one and only blockchain the DTCC utilizes.

[00:06:17]Okay? They've said themselves they're using multiple. But let's get into it here. The depository trust. So, the DTC plans to spread its tokenization infrastructure across, hear me out on this, several blockchains rather than place US capital market settlements on one network. Stop with the tribalism.

[00:06:42]There's not going to be one single blockchain that covers everything when it comes to the DTCC.

[00:06:51]quote, "We process four quadrillion dollars of settlements a year. There is no blockchain that can handle that."

[00:06:59]DTCC says the DTCC global head of assets uh during the Bloomberg Trillions interview, DTCC is working with Canton, Stellar, and several other networks as it moves tokenized securities into products. So, a smart investor right now, guys, is to find pretty much, and it's not financial advice, [music] but to pretty much find all the networks, all the blockchains that the DTCC finds or deems uh able to process the tokenization of their assets and hold them all, right? Why argue over one or two? Hold them all. They're all probably going to make the money, right? The DTCC subsidi subsidiaries processed 4.7 quadrillion dollars in security transactions during 2025 and provided custody and asset servicing for $114 trillion in securities. Replacing that throughput uh asset coverage and operational resilience on public one public blockchain would create capacity, privacy and concentration risks for infrastructure supporting US stocks, bonds and funds. The risks are too high to use one blockchain as well. The company's model keeps DTC's uh existing ownership records at the center while allowing approved participants to move blockchainbased representations of securities between registered wallets.

[00:08:34]So Anton and Stellar guys, hold them both. You don't need to argue over which one's going to be the one.

[00:08:43]Neither one of them is going to be the one, right? There's nothing wrong with holding both of them. You want you here to make money or you here to argue with people at the end of the day. Right. Uh Carlton says, "Maxis are funny and not to be taken seriously." Exactly.

[00:08:58]Exactly. Uh Stevie says, "I rode 18 miles this morning uh with no issues."

[00:09:06]Nice.

[00:09:07]Nice. Stevie ZVCN. Hell yeah. Uh Jetack says, "Sure, Plume, Canton, Stellar, Zec, Salana, Ethereum." Yes, exactly.

[00:09:17]Fantastic lineup there. 100%. You don't need to pick one. King Pound says, "Brother Rob, uh my I was at the gym.

[00:09:26]I'm doing a D h e rbs 20 cleanse. Only raw fruits, nuts, and vegetables." Man, I'll tell you right now, if I did that, I would be one hangry individual. I need my carbs, brother. I need my carbs or else I'm not pleasant to be around.

[00:09:42]Right. Uh, Jetpack says, "Oh yeah, and of course, Bitcoin, of course." 100%, man. Dave, what's up, buddy? It's been a minute. Good to see you, man. Good to see you back at it. So, yes. So, the maximalism needs to stop, period. Right.

[00:09:59]Uh now this is another theory that I put forth yesterday uh over on um on our coin vault liveream and I've been thinking about it for a while a possibility could be like the one of the reasons a lot of the capital or liquidity may flow back from prediction markets into crypto again is because um prediction markets right now are under siege by the US government and not just the US government right but they are under siege similar to how crypto was what five six years ago seven years ago right well right now that's what's happening with this new emerging we'll call it a new emerging technology for lack of a better word this trending new thing uh prediction markets right and the reason for that is justly justified, right? Because prediction markets are being abused in a lot of different ways, not just by the average person, but also by government officials, people who are related to government officials, so on and so forth. So, they do need guard rails in place. They need rules in place for prediction markets. So, what I'm proposing here is the potential to see an onslaught of attacks on prediction markets in the US while they try to wrangle it into regulation just like they did crypto. That could be one of the reasons that we see altcoin season truly kick off in this cycle because people are going to get away from risk. They're going to get away from prediction markets while they're going through their hard times just like they did in crypto, right? Some people will stick around and believe in it, but other people will go somewhere else to make money in the meantime until the opportunity for clarity in the prediction markets presents itself. So, we could see a lot of that liquidity from prediction markets flow back into the crypto space, namely altcoins, because most of the people who are in prediction markets, let's face it, you're dgens, right? That's why you're there. You're gambling. You're a den.

[00:12:11]And I love you for it. There's nothing wrong with that. I don't mean in a derogatory sense. So those DGens may very well find their way back into the altcoin market while the prediction markets over the next few years is under siege by US government officials. Um so this could be that moment for the prediction markets. That's kind of how I see things potentially playing out. Your boy with the first super chat of the stream. Much love future. Much love weirdos. Yes. What is up weirdos?

[00:12:39]Absolutely man. Thank you so much your boy. always being here, always supporting the channel. First super chat of the day. So, that's kind of how I see things playing out with the uh with the potential for altcoin season and the prediction markets.

[00:12:55]Uh what do we got? I'm going to get into the um the facts in terms of how uh ZBCNures value, but first, let's drop this little Zbec clippy clip from Crypto Chrome. He says, "One app, no more chaos. Let's talk about it.

[00:13:17]>> Stop everything. Zbeck just dropped the super app on iOS and Android, and real time finance will never be the same."

[00:13:23]For years, crypto has suffered from too many wallets, too many apps, and way too much complexity. Now, one single [music] platform brings together payroll payments, card staking, and multi-chain asset management across 10 supported networks. This is the infrastructure play that removes all the friction and makes adoption effortless. With enterprise partnerships accelerating and real world utility [music] already processing massive payroll volumes, the timing could not be better. Pair that with the regulatory momentum building around the clarity act where banks are signaling readiness and trillions in institutional capital sit waiting on the [music] sidelines. History shows what clear rules did for stable coins through the Genius Act explosive growth in market size and daily volumes. The same wave is building here for utility assets [music] and projects like Zbec are perfectly positioned at the center of it. This is not hype. It is the infrastructure for the next phase [music] of the wealth transfer. If you are in this ecosystem, you know what time it is. Drop your biggest takeaway in the comments and follow for more on these shifts as they unfold. Now, imagine what this means for everyday people around the world. Families getting paid instantly instead of waiting weeks for traditional banks.

[00:14:22]Workers accessing their earnings in real time to cover bills or invest without [music] delays. Small businesses streamlining payments and cutting out expensive middlemen. As these systems scale, entire communities could see financial freedom accelerate faster than ever before. Turning regulatory clarity and innovative tools into life-changing opportunities for millions who have been left behind by the old system. The human impact is about to get very real.

[00:14:47]Well, the music was a little weird in that one, but nevertheless, um it's absolutely right. I love watching uh his little uh his little shorts and stuff like that for that.

[00:14:58]Sounded bad. I like watching his little clips about ZBCN. So, shout out to him.

[00:15:03]Make sure you guys are following him over on X. Uh, let's get into I I was talking with Grock and I was trying to figure out. So, you know, I wanted to break down how does uh ZBCNure value. Very very valid question. Well, ZBCN is a special digital token. It's the coin for ZBCN. Uh Zbec for Zbec, sorry, network. Zbec is a company. We don't need to get into that. So number one, more businesses need to buy ZBCN.

[00:15:30]So demand goes up, right? When a company wants to use Zbec's payroll system, they have to pay fees in ZBEC. They have to.

[00:15:41]It's not optional, right? Those fees are paid in ZBCN or they are automatically turn uh or they automatically turn stable coins into ZBCN to pay for the fees. Either way, ZBCN token is and must be used. So if more companies start using ZVC for payroll, they buy more ZBCN, price goes up. This is the main way value occurs.

[00:16:09]Real usage by real companies creates real buying pressure. Uh, number two, Zbec buys back uh Zbec buys back and destroys the ZBC. And so they don't burn them anymore, but they do lock them up and take them out of circulation. As Ru and I have discussed, Zbec makes money uh from payroll fees, card transactions, and other products. They take some of that money and buy ZBCN coins from the open markets. They then, well, they don't burn them anymore now. They lock them up. Like I said, they take them out of circulation. Fewer coins left in existence. Each remaining coin becomes more valuable.

[00:16:50]This buyback program has been running since 2023. They did alter it with the burn instead of they they do the the lock up and remove from circulation.

[00:16:59]Nevertheless, the deflationary aspect of the project remains the same. Extra benefits just holding ZBCN. Stake it, lock it up, earn rewards like interest, vote on how the network runs governance, and get cash back up to 5% in some cases when you're using the ZEC cards. Pay lower fees and get premium features on their app and use it as collateral in other DeFi stuff later. So that is one of the main reasons that ZBCN accures value is because of the fact that it absolutely undeniably must be used, purchased and used by companies using their payroll streaming service. So the more that their payroll streaming service is adopted, the more companies use it, um the more ZBCN must be used, you understand now why they can't burn tokens. They need them, right? They can't have uh 1 billion tokens and you have all these companies trying to buy and use the tokens. Doesn't make sense, right? It's the same very similar thing to XRP. um you can't destroy and only have like 1 billion XRP because well you're supposed to be able to use it for crossber payments right well if you're trying to transfer 10 billion in XRP but only 1 billion coins exists you kind of got a little bit of a problem there am I right so Jeb says how do you feel about uh the clarity meeting they had today uh we're going to touch on it a little bit uh I'm seeing the market respond in a bullish way So, but I got to from what I'm seeing and and I'll show uh you know Scott from uh Long View, he said he brings up a very valid point. Democrats are not supporting it as it is right now. So, it's not going to pass. Carlton says uh some people forget that Zbec was uh was at the last World Economic Forum.

[00:19:06]They had a bed in uh they had a they are in bed with the big guys. Yes. King Pound says Rob got his pip jacket.

[00:19:16][laughter] Yeah, let's go, baby. Let's go.

[00:19:22]Okay, so continuing on. Uh let's get in.

[00:19:25]We got a few clippy clips about the uh the Clarity Act. So, since we're asked about that in the chat, let's get into it a little bit. We got a couple clippy clips. Let's get into the first one here.

[00:19:38]Uh when do I think the Clarity Act will pass? Uh, well, here's the thing. If it doesn't pass, I'm starting to think it's not going to pass until like if it doesn't pass this year, then they have to reintroduce it, right? And it's got to p clear through all the steps it's already cleared so far. That being said, different version of it will likely pass. I [music] I got to be honest with you, I'm thinking like if it doesn't pass this year, probably like 2028, something like that. So, which is great in my opinion.

[00:20:11]Chris dropping that cheddar. Seven herbs and spices coming at you says, "Rob, how do you feel about banker for near-term next [music] month for some movement?"

[00:20:22]Uh, or do you like the project more for long-term growth? Well, I mean, really both to be honest with you because I am expecting a little bit of a summer rally before coming back down to the lows around the September, October, November.

[00:20:38]So short-term probably okay. It's okay for some profits, but long-term for the cycle I think it's going to do fantastic. So really both to answer your question, brother.

[00:20:49]Uh hello Big Rob, what's going on? Three Miljo 3, what's up man? Good to see you.

[00:20:56]Chip X says, "That's a great question.

[00:20:58]Can I get an amen to that?" Okay, so Rep. Brian still talks Clarity Act on Fox. He says, "I'm optimistic that we get this across the line next week in the United States." So, he thinks next week this thing is going to pass. Let's talk about it.

[00:21:16]>> All right. Let me ask you about Senate Republicans meeting with President Trump yesterday, hoping to get his stamp of approval on the updated language for the Clarity Act. The House sent it to the the House sent it to the Senate a year ago, and Senator Cynthia Lumis was with me here this week, earlier in the week.

[00:21:31]and she said that this bill will likely be brought to the floor in the next week. Congressman, a lot of people writing on this and business writing on this. Um, you and other members of the Financial Services Committee are in New York to hold a field hearing on this bill. What can you tell us about the Clarity Act?

[00:21:46]>> This is our opportunity to put real and substantive legislation on the floor and provide regulatory clarity in the digital assets space. Again, this is an example of the House doing its job. We passed this now approximately a year ago. The Senate has been struggling to move this forward. I'm optimistic that we get this across the line next week in the United States Senate. It's absolutely essential that the United States sets the gold standard for regulations in the digital asset space.

[00:22:14]That we unlock so much capital, human capital and financial capital that will come into these markets in the United States of America in a regulatory regime that protects consumers. Clarity does that. It's passed the House. It's time for the Senate to act. Well, I mean, the Senate is is wrangling with uh Democrats over the language on ethics.

[00:22:33]Congressman, you know that.

[00:22:34]>> Well, individuals that are concerned about the broader ethics reforms, and I think that there is a need to look at this, actually should be supportive of the bill. If an individual is concerned about how memecoins were treated under President Biden's appointment of Gary Gensler, all the more reason to move forward clarity to put a regulatory structure in place to make sure that we're regulating >> Hold up. Hold up.

[00:22:58]Rewind that. Did he just say certain individuals were unhappy with how meme coins were treated during the Gary Gensler era? Hold up.

[00:23:12]There were a ton of utility coins that are not meme coins, not even close to memecoins that were used and abused like they're in cell block C in state penitentiary.

[00:23:27]This is BS. That was not a valid comment by him at all. We're not talking meme coins here. We're talking a lot of great projects were not treated very well.

[00:23:40]>> Good and bad actors. The good actors in the space want the bad actors to be regulated. We all want the bad actors out. The Clarity Act provides the regulatory environment to be able to do just that. And so the individuals uh that grandstand on the on the ethics side should be more supportive than anyone else about moving clarity across the line.

[00:23:59]>> That guy's tripping, man. That guy is tripping. your debt. Yes. Wow. I know, Jeff. That's like fighting for animal animal rights and not human rights, right? Exactly. Hold up. Wait a minute.

[00:24:14]Rewind.

[00:24:16]Hey, hey, hey, hey.

[00:24:19]All right. Well, my buddy, my good buddy Scott from Long View Compute brings up a very valid point here, guys. Today, he tweeted out. He said the Clarity Act vote today does not have Senate Democratic support. This will most likely be rejected. So, we'll see what happens. Right now, the market seems to be responding in a way as Bitcoin is green right now on the day. We have flipped into a green candle from red as you can see. So, the market is pricing in a potential pass of the Clarity Act next week clearly because we were down at like 63,000 uh near the bottom of 63,000 and now we've moved all the way back up into the green. So, the market is definitely pricing in the potential for a pass next week, which sets us up for doomsday scenario if it does not pass. Because what happens when the market prices something in and then it doesn't happen?

[00:25:22]The market corrects. So if we move up, let's say we move up to 66 370, this next resistance level here, uh by next week and it gets re the clarity gets rejected. Well, you're going to see a little boop right back down again, right? as the market corrects that it given that new information.

[00:25:47]So yes, and plus like I said before, that guy was tripping. That guy was tripping, man. Uh but there's more. We got a little clippy clip from the actual meeting today, the financial services GOP. Let's talk about that, shall we?

[00:26:06]>> Thank you, Mr. Chairman. It is wonderful to be here as we mark the one-year anniversary of the Genius Act being signed into law. We are also getting closer to bringing the Clarity Act across the finish line with the goal of ensuring America leads the world in digital asset innovation and emerging technology as we discuss what a fully implemented Clarity Act would mean for the future of digital assets in the United States. I want to begin with you, Mr. Sansato. One of the acts central goals is to establish a clear regulatory framework that promotes innovation while strengthening market integrity and consumer confidence. How will the Clarity Act encourage responsible innovation while also safeguarding its illicit finance, market manipulation, and operational risks?

[00:26:43]>> I I mean, I think the key is in defining those entities that [clears throat] will fall within the regulatory perimeter and then empowering regulators to actually oversee them. I mean, truthfully, the discussions around the regulation of this industry for the past decade have been, you know, one of excitement and newsworthiness. And as a former regulator, it's it should be a fairly boring job, right? you should know the entities that are under your jurisdiction and be able to implement that. At the same time, we're talking about a novel technology that has the potential to be very innovative and come, you know, be used in a bunch of different ways [clears throat] as you've heard from some of the witnesses today.

[00:27:14]And what that requires is an understanding of where that line is, right? So many have been acting in an environment in which uh, you know, there's kind of unclear unwritten rules out there. where there's evolving interpretations between various regulators and that's just not an environment in which if you're a software developer or somebody who wants to see some of the future innovations be built that you can really operate easily in and so the fact that clarity kind of draws those very clear lines gives guidance both to the regulators and to the individuals participating in these networks is really powerful.

[00:27:42]>> Thank you for that. Regulation by enforcement during the previous administration drove much of America's digital asset innovation overseas. How will the Clarity Act help reverse that trend and what impact do you expect it to have on bringing companies, investment, talent, and technological innovation back to the United States? I >> I think one of the like unique aspects, I'm not an expert on kind of like which jurisdiction is ahead and which one is behind, but like at least from my perspective, seeing a lot of the individuals who are in the US are probably some of the people at the cutting edge of thinking about this innovation. And then there's a lot of like structuring to get out of the country to avoid potential regulatory hiccups over the last few years. And like that is an environment that is just not conducive to seeing the development that you would want to see in a country.

[00:28:26]Right? Again going back to that point of if you have the clear established rules plus the clarity of who is outside of that right and we think it's very important from coin cent's perspective on like the BRCA and some of those developer protections to create the environment in which you know individual ingenuity like absorbing some of the American values of like liberty and freedom of speech that are like inherent in this technology allowing people to kind of build off of those is really important.

[00:28:53]>> I'm going to expand on what you just said. It's just very fitting that we're here federal hall 250 years ago. Uh the American experiment literally created the most freedom in the history of human civilization. And I actually think that uh emerging technology, digital assets, blockchain technology is going to help freedom flourish in a way that few other things have in human human history because of uh the decentralized nature of it. So we had a hearing on my subcommittee on the oversight committee military and foreign affairs about the the the challenge that emerging technology will pose to authoritarianism. And if you think about uh the the tools of authoritarianism of autocracy uh is information control and capital control. If you can control what your citizenry uh believes to be true and if you can control their resources, you can control them. And this is going to have a huge opport it's gonna have a huge impact on authoritarian governments ability to control uh their population's wealth. Do you agree with that?

[00:29:54]>> Yes. And I mean I think honestly blockchain [clears throat] technology is even just one aspect of that. Right. We're in a time now where technology is changing so quickly and how governments choose to interact with that and with the people is uh an extreme new risk. Right. And it really important to kind of ensure that the values that protect the individuals from participating in these and developing these and you know allowing the development of that digital space to look like the development of our like physical space in this country 200 years ago is extremely important.

[00:30:24]>> The clarity act is in incredibly important in maintaining uh the US economy as the center of the global economy. Do you agree with that?

[00:30:34]Yeah, I mean to the extent that this is going to be a technology that is infused into the businesses of all these other witnesses here, like it is imperative that that be within the structures just like our securities markets are, just like our derivatives markets are, right?

[00:30:47]I think part of the reason of their success over the years has been the regulatory environment in which they get to operate.

[00:30:53]>> Thank you for that. We're on the one yard line. We just got to score the touchdown. With that, I yield back.

[00:30:57]Thank you.

[00:30:58]>> Yes, we are on the oneyard line. I agree. Absolutely. Super fantastic. Uh, we got one more little clippy clip here and it is of course French Hill. So, we got to play that. Hopefully, he's not tripping. He's always been pro crypto, pro- innovation. So, let's give him a minute of our time here. It's only a minute and 13 seconds. Let's see what he has to say about uh about it. He says the Clarity Act is expected uh on the Senate floor this month. So, guys, market's pricing it in being cleared next week. Federal Hall in New York today to hold a field field hearing to commemorate that one-year anniversary of passing clarity with 78 Democratic votes last summer. I want to commend Senator Senator Lamus, Senator Scott, and many others on both sides of the aisle that have been trying to get clarity through the Senate. I think we're on the cusp of doing [music] that. This is, as Cynthia said, a key time. I'm so pleased John Thun, the leader in the Senate, has set a date to bring this bill to the floor.

[00:32:00]We've done four years of work on this under the leadership of former chairman Patrick Mckenry. Brian Style, who you just had on, has done a marvelous job this Congress. And it's time to close the deal. We need to get clarity in place because of a key point I always make. If you have genius and dollarback stable coins, which we have signed into law by President Trump last July, but you do not have a market framework, market structure bill, then you have like passed the authorization to have a cell phone, but no cell network. There's [laughter] no ecosystem to support the use of that cell phone. [music] So that's what I think that is so critical that we get the companion legislation framework legislation completed to be married then to the implementation of genius for dollar back stable coins.

[00:32:46]>> Yes, I also miss Patrick Mckenry guys.

[00:32:50]There was nothing nothing more entertaining than watching Patrick Mckenry tear Gary Gensler to pieces in front of Congress on a regular basis.

[00:33:00]Can I get an amen to that? Uh let's go back over to Bitcoin chart to kind of close things out. Still green, still looking good. Will we reject off resistance here right around 64 365? That's what we will be watching for. I will be live tonight 8:00 p.m.

[00:33:22]Central. So I will see you guys then.

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