Bitcoin ETFs Are Doing Something They Haven't Done in 9 Months

Añadido: 2026-05-12

[00:00:01]Hello everybody. Welcome to the Saturday live stream. Today is a good day to be in crypto and digital assets because I think that we beat a lot of the institutions here. So before we get in and talk about exactly what's going on as far as how we frontr ran a a lot of smart people. Congratulations. Just want to go over a couple of things uh first of all with the economy. Now this is a big thing because without the economy nothing really works. So just a real quick snippet. I actually passed on this yesterday and I wanted to bring up to everybody's attention. United States not doing too bad. We added 115,000 jobs in April, nearly doubling the expectations. However, there is a little bit of cooling uh since March. However, the expectations weren't too high. And here's what we have so far. So, we look at 115,000 jobs. The trend federal government employment has continued to decrease. Now, this is a good thing. The federal government was bloated with too many people having too many jobs. Now, unfortunately, if you were laid off, I I'm sorry. I understand how this actually works. But we'll take a look at who was actually laid off. So, the federal job trends is that even though there is a reduction in federal jobs, there is an increase in overall job numbers. However, employment rate is still a little bit high at 4.3%, but it hasn't uh moved too much. and job openings remain high at 6.9 million in March. The key growth areas, healthcare, one of my favorites is my former profession 37,000. Transportation and warehousing. Warehousing of course uh we like to uh buy things, like to ship things and also warehousing is pretty good for AI. Then retail trade 22,000.

[00:01:39]The weakness is the information sector 13,000. information is becoming easier and easier especially with the adjunct of AI coming in and we'll cover that in a little bit but um again about with the uh with the government jobs I thought it was actually a pretty good thing and as of 2026 the federal work face work force has shrunk by 10 to 12% since the current administration's in office over 250,000 to 300,000 federal positions were eliminated largest year of reduction reduction since the 1990s.

[00:02:14]Now, people would say, "Well, that's awful. They're laying off people. These government, how dare they? They're they're awful." First of all, the current administration has done some bad things. Not the greatest of things. First of all, rugpulling all of us for the World Liberty Financial Token, Melania, and the Trump coin. Let's be honest, it was a rug pull. It was awful. Ask Justin Sun. Now, even though that happened on this part here, I got to tell you, it's a pretty sweet deal. Many of these reductions in government employees stem from voluntary resignations about 149,000.

[00:02:50]They just want to get out. Like, sure, I'll take out. They probably got a nice package. People actually retired 105,000. And the involuntary layoffs was only 10,500. So, I got to tell you, if uh you weren't too happy with the administration or you're like, "Hey, just give me like a nice little parachute package or a gold a gold parachute. I'll take it." So much the better. Off to the new thing. And I can tell you that's not a bad deal. So, anyhow, we have that. So, the economy is doing pretty good. But, let's talk about the big title that uh we had for today's video. Spot Bitcoin ETFs logged the sixth straight week of net inflows for the first time in m in nine months. So you have to ask yourself maybe some of these institutions know what they're doing. Now the ETFs isn't just for institutions obviously right there's retail there but there are different sectors of who is getting into the ETFs.

[00:03:43]There is retail there are advisors and there's also institutions and some of these institutions like ARC is buying their own ETF and that's that's a fact.

[00:03:52]There's a link in the description you can talk. I think it's one of my nine cryptocritical videos. We talk about the ETFs and who's actually buying. US spot Bitcoin ETFs have logged six consecutive weeks of net inflows.

[00:04:02]Longest streak since a 7week run in 7.57 billion the summer of 2025. And here's a nice little chart to kind of like visualize it. But for me, I take a look at it. we get really focused or I do at least for to see what kind of inflows are happening on the dayto-day and you just see here that as far as the Bitcoin ETF flow it's been pretty massive and the one that's leading the charge is Black Rockck you know I think it's like 14 trillion assets under management something like that correct me in the comments I always get the their exact numbers right but it's a lot and we can just see that over time we've had quite a bit of inflows however the 7th of May and the 8th of May had a little bit of a negative flow. But if we zoom out like I should be doing, I talk about it and I don't really say it. Take a look at this Bitcoin spot ETF total cumulative flow back on January 1st, 2024.

[00:05:03]Look at that. Nothing. And then we topped out at roughly around October 2025.

[00:05:11]Remember those days when Bitcoin was like 125,000? Yeah, it was good days. I remember those two. And then of course we go down a little bit. But we've seen quite a revival coming in from like uh end of January, early February all the way up to today. And that is good news because people are starting to believe a little bit more. So let's hope this continues. This is good news. And of course it just shows us that, you know, I think we beat a lot of people into it.

[00:05:38]And not only did we beat a lot of individuals into crypto, but we also beat Black Rockck as far as tokenization of real world assets.

[00:05:48]Looks like they are deepening their push new onchain fund offerings. World's largest asset manager, Black Rockck, filed paperwork to expand its tokenized fund lineup as real world assets grow 200% year-over-year. Not too bad. Black Rockck filed for new tokenized treasury reserve fund with securitize who looks like they're doing everything with everybody as far as tokenization of real world assets. Asset manager proposed to create onchain shares for a 7 billion money market funds. That's the second in the doing. And the move adds to Black Rockck's growing bet on tokenized finance as the sector surpasses $30 billion tripling in one year. Now, we've actually talked about this a couple of days ago, and it was kind of it's something that um I knew it was happening in the background, but I kind of let it off the radar. But we can just see that I mean, as of recently, this is even Larry Fink talking in March, just a couple months ago, as he said, look, if history is any guide, tokenization today is roughly where the internet was in 1996. I remember those days when Amazon sold 16 millions worth of books because that's what Amazon was originally for.

[00:07:00]Jeff Bezos said, "I know people want books and I'm going to give it to them because that's what people want." Then he started to figure out, oh no, they want a lot of useless stuff and they also want groceries. They also want to buy like a robot vacuum for their pool or their green screen. They a lot of ton of different things. So that's when they kind of diverged off. So imagine Amazon just being books now. That's ridiculous.

[00:07:24]Time time will tell. And he states, "And three of the rest of today's magnificent seven tech giants hadn't even been founded in 1996. Tokenization could advance the pace of the internet faster than most with enormous growth." And as a reminder, people say, "What is that?

[00:07:40]What's the advantages?" Well, the great thing about tokenization is that, you know, you can tokenize anything, any kind of any kind of assets. It could be equities, stocks, gold, commodities, land, houses, real estate, what doesn't matter. And you got 247 global liquidity. Just put it on chain.

[00:07:59]Fractional ownership. So, if you don't want to have $10 million to buy like a nice huge building, you can get fractional ownership and just say, "Hey, I've only got 500 bucks." Great. Join the other 10,000 people and we'll all buy it and then we'll all get some kind of dividends and yield hopefully.

[00:08:16]lightning fast settlement, lower cost, transparency, everybody knows what it is. And of course, this is great for new investors, especially private credit if you're want to give out loans and things like that. And these were and and as we did this video a couple days ago, I was kind of surprised that the same tokens that are being used for payments, Binance, Ethereum, Salana, Tron, and now Polygon looking pretty good are the same tokens that are being used for tokenization, except you got to add in XRP and Canton. And don't just take my word for it. There's a great website called RWA, stands for real worldassets.xyz.

[00:08:53]Here's the global market overview. And just coming down to here between distribution which is of course layer one types of solutions like that you can see Ethereum is leading the pack then it goes BNB salana stellar liquid blah blah blah blah polygons there if you take a look at all again there's canon amazing 358 billion you know providence 17 billion ethereum 16 billion so on and so forth so real world assets are taking over and then speaking of real world assets we also have to talk about payments and AI agents. So the consensus event I think is wrapping up. This was just happened in Miami and there was a a hackathon and the big thing that was being done at the hackathon for this consensus event was AI agents and payments states here AI agents dominated the hackathon. thousand developers from crypto ecosystems like Bass from Coinbase and Solana alongside engineers from this is interesting Microsoft and Google were there. Huh.

[00:09:57]Spanning autonomous payments, consumer apps, hardware generation, drones and prediction markets. Not a fan of that, but whatever.

[00:10:07]And it was interesting because like this year the center of gravity shifted towards AI. Coinbase sponsored challenges around X42. If you don't know what X42, it is a protocol that was created by Coinbase and Stripe and a couple other different big factors or diff organizations for online payments that are cheap, fast and AI agentic.

[00:10:27]So they focus more on internet-based Salana and Salana mobile push towards mobile first apps. Why? Probably because they of their phone the Salana seeker which makes a lot of sense. And here's who won. I found this interesting because it just to me it's interesting to see what we can actually do with these hackathons. The first place was Fly Practis and they won like I want to oh wow 50,000 I could go for that. Fly Practis a real time drone intelligence platform designed for military operations.

[00:11:02]It's they say it's Palanteer but in real time using AI powered coordination live battlefield intelligence. Second place was HII platform that turns text this is interesting platform that turns text prompts into hardware not software hardware.

[00:11:20]So you're telling me that you can put a a text of make me a mainframe with this type of chip and this type of backing and it'll do it. AI agents to manage everything from physics calculations and component sourcing to 3D CAD generation and assembly documentation. Now I gota I got to tell you there's a big difference between what is being said and what can actually be done. That's uh pretty amazing. Third world is called clan world. Be really careful around this word team experimenting with AI native coordination and communitydriven applications. Great. And then the salon seeker phone. They won like up to 75,000. There's one called Parabola.

[00:11:58]Parabola, decentralized prediction and estimation market built on Salana. Well, that's a easy one to that's low hanging fruit. Good for them. Snacker was an AI powered food intelligence app. Let shoppers scan products to identify health risks. That's pretty good. And then Rhythm, focus on productivity and accessibility. Oh yeah, this this third place called Focus on Productivity and Accessibility, a mobile routine support app, which I guess is was built on some blockchain aimed at helping users with executive dysfunction complete daily tasks.

[00:12:35]And I was like, what the heck's I mean, I was I was in the medical field for 20 years.

[00:12:40]I've never heard executive dysfunction.

[00:12:42]I had to actually look it up. And when I show this to you, tell me if this isn't you. Executive dysfunction. Executive dysfunction.

[00:12:52]Uh focusing too much on just one thing.

[00:12:54]You have executive dysfunction. Being easily distractable. Executive dysfunction. Daydreaming or spacing out when you shouldn't be. Executive dysfunction. Struggling to switch between tasks. Problems with impulse control. And trouble starting difficult or boring tasks. You have executive dysfunction.

[00:13:14]Well, I don't want to apply labels, but that's pretty much everybody I know. And then uh lastly, Coinbase and AWS, Amazon Web Service Tracking. They won 45,000.

[00:13:23]Dairy Price allow people to, I guess, get data and information for the dairy products that are out there. Sure.

[00:13:30]Second place was agent pay gives users tap approval over AI agent transactions.

[00:13:34]And the third place was giggy, a marketplace where users users can, this is interesting, can hire AI agents to perform research tasks. Huh. Payments are locked in crypto escrow on base Coinbase while the agents themselves can pay for premium APIs through X42 powered transaction. That'll probably work out pretty well. So anyhow, payments AI agents and everything going forward pretty interesting. And then to finish up with this talking about payments and talking about different areas of people who just don't get it, Christine Lagard, who is the president of the European Central Bank, has just made a statement on stable coins are not an efficient way to strengthen the international role of role of the euro which actually she might be right because I think stable coins can be dominated by backing of the US dollar.

[00:14:28]So maybe she's you right on that one.

[00:14:30]The best solution remains deeper capital market integration through the savings and investment union and a stronger safe asset base.

[00:14:40]Keep printing that money. But I will say she did say something that was pretty much spoton.

[00:14:48]There was this video I think I linked in the in the description. I don't think anybody's going to want to watch it, but she talks for about 30 minutes or so.

[00:14:56]And one of the big takeaways that I got was she says the biggest risk is the migration of retail deposits uh into non-bank stable coins and because of that it could weaken bank lending otherwise known as fra fractional reserve lending. And you know what she's 100% right as we don't put money into banks they can't lend that money out. she's 100% correct and I see why the European Central Bank doesn't want stable coins. So, anyhow, let me know what you think about that in the comments section. And then just to finish this up, little graphic because people will say, well, why wouldn't why wouldn't uh central stable coins do pretty well versus a private stable coin or decentralized?

[00:15:47]And just so you know, as time goes on that, if they do a centralized stable coin, they're going to they already have it and it's already on a layer 1 solution. And don't think just because it's on a decentralized platform, like even if it's on Solana or Tron or Ethereum or Binance or Polygon, they're still able to freeze it. USDC and Tether does it all the time. So, and and if it's an open transaction, pretty good easy way to track. But anyhow, if they do a centralized one, first of all, it's KYC and AML compliant. Know your customer anti-moneyaundering.

[00:16:25]It's private because what happens in banking stays in banking and they don't want people to know all the transactions, which I get. There's also a great thing for centralization of of stable coins. if something screws up or somebody gets hacked or something happens, you can do this nice little undo button. Just no. Whoops, we messed up. So, we'll just take those funds back. And it's also fast and cheap. So, I know people would say, well, it's the evilst thing of all time. Trust me, centralized stable coins are going to be a thing. People are going to use it, and that's just pretty much how it is.

[00:17:00]However, in line with that, the banks and the institutions will still need the liquidity that is the open decentralized chains on stable coin because they need all these people. There's only so many institutions and banks to go around and if you have a walled garden, you need to get out there for that liquidity. It's global interoperability. What if someone's got a dollar and the other one's got a, I don't know, a euro or a raimi or a yuan? They don't want to do that stuff. They want something that is something that can actually go interoperable between everything and is fast and is open 24/7 365 and we'd like to have and some don't even need a bank just need an internet and smartphone.

[00:17:43]That's why I think that payments is such a big sector and I can see why people would use this and I can also see why people would use this. as time goes on, it's just going to be a hybrid and that's where I see things going. And that's it for today. So, look, if you like today's video, give it a thumbs up, consider subscribing, and we talk about is relatively timesensitive. But that's it for this one. What you think about that and all the comments. And now, let's get into a little Q&A and we'll get out of here in a couple minutes or so.

[00:18:17]Rustybot says, "Also fast and cheap."

[00:18:19]It's very nice, Rusty. Way to do things.

[00:18:21]Very nice. Oh, there was one thing I'm gonna leave it tomorrow. Uh there was one more story I want to talk about which was um Coinbase is loaning out is rolling out uh Bitcoinbacked uh mortgage loans and there's no margin calls.

[00:18:40]So in the comments if you could I'll cover this tomorrow with with Jerry when he comes on from Costa Rica.

[00:18:48]Would you do that? Would you give up your Bitcoin to do a mortgage backed loan?

[00:18:59]And it's not cheaper than any of the banks can give you. It's actually uh 0.5 to I think it's 50 basis points high.5 to 75 higher. Would you do it? Well, that's what Coinbase is rolling out and they believe you're going to do it.

[00:19:16]Emory. Hell no to the No. No. No.

[00:19:21]Hell to the no. No. That's right. I wouldn't do it either. I did it one time uh with uh Celsius. I bought a property in Puerto Rico and uh I got margin called and I ponyied up the Bitcoin. And then as I was away in uh I was taking a trip in I was in the UK for guys conference over at Coin Bureau and I just missed some calls and they liquidated me. I was like that sucks and that became a taxable event also a big problem and uh they liquidated me at I think the price was around 40,000 for Bitcoin.

[00:20:02]So it happened but uh I still wouldn't because of what I've gone through. I will never do that again. I will never take a loan against uh my Bitcoin.

[00:20:13]I mean, I'll do it against like Tron or something crazy like that, but uh but no, not the other stuff. Let's see.

[00:20:21]Bodan is correct. They already control us and our money.

[00:20:26]Well, I mean, to a point.

[00:20:30]That's why we, you know, get back.

[00:20:32]That's why we like to to Bitcoin and get out of the system. And we don't like the fact that uh they keep debasing our currencies wherever you're from. From America, they keep printing money that debases the currency. And then uh then they start blaming all these corporations, these greedy corporate overlords that keep raising prices. It's not the it's not the companies, it's a little bit of the companies. Obviously, they raise prices, but uh have you seen how much money you guys have been printing in the last 25 years? It's a hockey stick. That's the real rug pull.

[00:21:06]Wendy meme is here. Leisure Real Estates is here. Crypto Gardens.

[00:21:14]If you want freedom, you need responsibility. Banks are predators.

[00:21:19]Banks are predators, but they're not as bad as like those uh payday loans. I saw one. It was a 238% payday loan place. And I want to say this was in like either Chicago or Ohio someplace. And I'm like, you got to be kidding me. That's predatory lending.

[00:21:37]Dre asked me, Rob, are you still holding some fractionalized art through Masterworks? Yes, I still have two of them. A basket and I forgot the other one, but I get emails like every week from them. Still there.

[00:21:51]I'll probably do well. Like when I talked about these fractionalized artwork, I knew this wasn't like a a short-term play. I always expected it to be like 10, 15 years. So I just let it go.

[00:22:05]Inflation is transitory. I remember Janet Yellen saying that man that was a good time. Good times.

[00:22:14]As Kathy as Kathy won't ever been in the hot tub and this green screen. No.

[00:22:20]One thing cool about is this dog right here.

[00:22:24]See, that's how we should all be. Nice and chill.

[00:22:28]Yeah. It's a good life. It's a good life.

[00:22:36]Only two ads this time. That's not bad.

[00:22:39]I mean, YouTube's in charge of it. I don't I don't do anything.

[00:22:43]Leisure says this is pretty solid. Tesla, Nvidia, Bitcoin, Solana, AMD. I'm not familiar with MU, AVgo, Mr. Google, and Palunteer.

[00:22:57]I don't know what MRVL is either, but so far it looks pretty good.

[00:23:03]Uh let's see.

[00:23:06]Yeah, for says depends on how much Bitcoin you own. And for the collateral, you need two, and we'll cover this tomorrow. It's 250% of what you need. And uh it's not the whole loan. It's just the down payment. So let's say you get $100,000 house. typical down payment 20% first-time home buyer if you're an FHA loan or a VA. So, you're looking at you need $20,000, right? So, you need 20,000 bucks. Okay, give us 75 whatever it is, Bitcoin. We need roughly $50,000 and once you put it in, it's locked at that rate or that price or whatever it is. Um, and then you pay it off over time. Now the question is rates right now I don't know if it's six and a quarter six and a half seven I don't even know what it is but let's just say it's 7% and now it's like okay your is going to be 7.1% 7.125 so I wonder how long they give you if it's 5 years 10 years that's a pretty good deal for uh for Coinbase because they can essentially they can take that Bitcoin and custody it for you. I wonder what the terms are if they can do any kind of loans like Celsius style or if they just hold it in 7.1% on the mortization timetable over 15 years it's a lot of interest so it's good pretty good for them oh and then also you can use uh stable coins which of course they have a deal with circle and USDC so you can use circle but not at 250% I think it's 125%.

[00:24:46]What's the advantage? Well, if you use circle, you get the yield at 3.25%.

[00:24:55]Again, I'm not going to do that.

[00:24:58]Ah, micron. Nice. Very nice.

[00:25:05]If you if you can't afford the 20% to put down, you shouldn't be buying a house.

[00:25:11]It's debatable.

[00:25:14]I mean, if you got everything tied up and you're like, h, I'll just use this and if you know you're going to hold on to it, it just depends on the on the time frame.

[00:25:27]Let's see. Jet says, "When's Bitcoin going to reach the all-time high again?"

[00:25:32]I don't know. This last cycle was pretty good. Uh, we actually hit an all-time high before April 20th, which was the having date.

[00:25:43]And uh that's the first time that's happened of the previous. So um the next having we're looking at in 2028.

[00:25:54]Maybe it could be 2027.

[00:25:57]Not for sure.

[00:26:02]You worth it. I'll take it.

[00:26:05]Uh I was just talking to Russ about the NFTs. They may not be worth anything, but they are definitely good to learn about. Yeah, that and the metaverse and the metaverse was was going to be such a big thing that everybody was investing into it in the crypto space. Even Mark Zuckerberg uh got really into it and and changed his whole company's name from Facebook to Meta.

[00:26:28]I don't think it's working out so far, but who knows?

[00:26:36]Touch some grass.

[00:26:44]Oh yeah, Crypto Golf is right. My wife wants to pay off her house and we have a 2.8% mortgage. I told her she was insane. She's insane. Don't tell her I said that. Obviously, that's not a good idea. New York City is doomed. Well, Mom Dami, you know, I wouldn't live there.

[00:27:08]Yeah, I remember this too. I remember wanting to buy land in the sandbox at the Snoop Dog. That was the good time.

[00:27:13]Remember when everybody's getting into it, you know, and it was as funny as it was as everybody's getting into the metaverse and buying plots of land and Snoop Dogg gets into it and you see Bit Boy, remember that guy? Bit Boy bought a big big chunk of land and talked about his on his on his channel. I remember Mark Cuban coming out and saying this is the dumbest thing I've ever heard of in my entire life. He says why would we and you know he's big into into real estate as well. He's like, why would we why would you buy something that can just be recreated digitally adnauseium for as much as you want to do? And people would say, well, there's a there's the valuation of community.

[00:27:53]Once you start hearing the community word, watch out. And uh he was absolutely correct. I don't know of any decentraland decentralized metaverse that actually came out on top.

[00:28:06]Yeah, Bit Boy is a mess. Yeah, addiction's a hell of a thing.

[00:28:12]Pray for that guy. Hopefully he makes it to something better. But everybody's got to hit rock bottom before he can rise up.

[00:28:21]I prefer digital real estate.

[00:28:25]Mim says NYC is going to be fine probably in the long haul. But it is interesting to see the different uh the campaign promises and what actually gets kept and moving forward. However, if you want to talk about campaign promises, we have and we're going to talk about New York, the mayor of New York. We can also talk about the current administration and that Bitcoin reserve which was a big nothing burger.

[00:28:52]So hopefully they get that. Apparently, there's in the next like two or three weeks, we're going to hear some ma major big information about some other uh Bitcoin strategic reserve, which it's funny timing as the midterms come up.

[00:29:09]Wow.

[00:29:10]Kelby says, "My house cost me like 35,000 and I got a home equity line of credit. Remodel it." That's the way to do it. Get something dirt cheap, remodel everything, live in it while you're doing it, and then have this beautiful place afterwards.

[00:29:24]Yeah. Snoop Dog, Central Land, Charles Hoskinson.

[00:29:38]Oh man, look at Jimmy. Meta's Reality Labs division responsible for metaverse and VR development has incurred operating losses exceeding $80 billion since late 2020. What's a couple billion between friends? I will tell you though, um the pioneers are the ones that you you'll know which one is a pioneer because they're the ones that run forward and have arrows in their backs.

[00:30:05]And that's pretty much how it is. like the big uh AI push like everybody like you got to get an AI, you got to use it.

[00:30:13]I got into that for a bit and I tried OpenClaw disaster.

[00:30:18]This was when it first this is like in January or February and uh I was going through it and I set it up and it was just the glitchiest piece of trash I'd ever put in. And now it's a little bit better. I tried that Hermes agent and now I've just decided that uh uh Claude Co-work is just the best if you want to do anything with like AI agents and make things run. Like I just I've been playing with this now for like two or three weeks. I have it set up to write grant proposals, write grant proposals for this animal shelter I'm working with, do all of my CPA stuff, and get everything together as far as like uh my receipts, my profit and losses, my revenue, my u uh everything I, you know, have for my finances for the company. And then also, it's redoing the entire website that I have for our short-term, medium-term rentals. and we're putting an AI agent into it. I don't really do anything. I just let that thing do it. It's just the way that you code it and not you don't code it, the way that you put the prompts in and stay on top of it. It's pretty slick the way things and guess what? It's not glitchy as hell. Cutie is on the move. Yeah. Yeah. Claude Co-work is it's really good. And I think my second channel that Dan DJ, I'm gonna start doing videos over there about how it works.

[00:31:46]You should have cloud code fix that glitchy Puerto Rico internet. No, I already know how I'm going to fix that.

[00:31:51]There's two things. First of all, we have uh Starlink now here and I test it out. It's the best. It's the best. If you have bad internet, there's a link in the description where if you sign up with uh uh Starlink, me and you both get a month for free. So, if you're looking for great internet, I'm telling you right now, it's great. And it's cheap.

[00:32:16]Like, I get 250 200 megabytes upload or no, excuse me, download and then roughly 40 or 50 upload, which is more than you need at 65 bucks a month. And guess what? I'm not even paying rent for the actual uh devices. That big huge I'm looking at right now um rectangular device that actually takes in the internet from uh satellites. They come in, they install it. Installation's free. Don't that's that's it. So, that's the first thing. And the second thing is is that if you own rental properties and you've got tenants, whether that be short-term, medium-term, or long-term, sometimes the internet goes out. What do you got to do? Well, you got to go over there. Well, first of all, ours is locked up. So, if not, you can just have them reset it. Very simple. But ours is an apartment complex. So, what there we do is there's a $65 device that you buy from Amazon and you plug it in. Then you plug in your router and it connects and it senses the connection and if something goes out it just turns off for like 30 seconds then pops right back on.

[00:33:21]The same thing you would do. So, right now we have that in our our Puerto Rico place and now that I'm vacationing in Texas, which is a good place to vacation, I just I don't know if he does it. So, if you got some like where a router is like someplace in your basement or someplace bad, go to Amazon and just uh take a look for it. It's called a power router device, I think it's called. Anyhow, I'll sell you that one month of Starlink for one bitcoin. What a deal.

[00:33:59]I'm 13 minutes behind. Starlink's great.

[00:34:03]You're still glitchy today, huh?

[00:34:07]Well, is that for everybody?

[00:34:09]How is this?

[00:34:13]How is the video itself?

[00:34:17]Yeah.

[00:34:19]Unplug and plug back in. Works on 90% of all devices.

[00:34:26]All right.

[00:34:28]Not glitchy.

[00:34:30]It's great. So I don't look like Max Headroom or something like that.

[00:34:37]Oh, the video quality is fine.

[00:34:42]Well, all right. Well, everybody, that's it for today. It's a good one. So again, if you could do me a favor on your way out, just hit the like and subscribe if But I got to tell you, uh I have some of the highest um return customers I think on YouTube.

[00:35:04]You know that like 83% of everybody who watches my videos, they're all subscribers. It's weird because like the other YouTubers I listen to are like, we understand that only 20% of you are subscribers, not you guys. So, thank you for always showing up. I gotta get out of here. So, enjoy the rest of the weekend. I'll see you guys tomorrow. Jerry's coming in and then we'll go from there. Thanks so much.