SNEAKO - November 19, 2022
Luke Belmar Drops Truth Bombs on SNEAKO Stream!
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Summary
In this episode of the WBroke Daily Stream, we are joined by the return of our good friend, Nate Belmar. Nate joins us to talk about Bitcoin, Ethereum, and much more. We talk about the current state of Bitcoin, the halving, and more.
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I think that was like the best week of the streams.
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That was like when everything was really blowing up.
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This idea of, oh, this shit just hits the fan and, oh, I didn't know.
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So, you know, I'm in a situation right now where I, I don't know, bro.
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I don't fuck with crypto the same way I used to.
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Not out of crypto in the sense of like I'm out of crypto as a person that transacts with it.
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I still transact with it as a currency, but I'm not an investor in crypto.
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Most of the exchanges are having money issues.
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Most likely, a lot of them are fractionalized when it comes to their reserves and they lend out shit that they shouldn't be lending out.
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And now we're in a situation where, you know, they're trying to crack down on decentralized finance, you know, DEXs and regulate those.
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And that's why Sam Bankman Freed was kind of like that Trojan horse, man.
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And, you know, when the media is propagating a person a lot in a good way and you know that they kind of defame people that are pretty good the wrong way,
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then why are you going to listen to them about the crypto experts in the first place?
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And if you don't listen to them about politicians, if you don't listen to them about influencers, if you don't listen to them about anything,
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why would you listen to them about, you know, the crypto guy?
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It's the most trusted, but you can also use DAI and then just in and out from Bitcoin when needed.
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Ethereum has a really sketchy ICO story, whereas you don't know who invested into it.
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And based off of a lot of data points, you can figure out a few of the people that were part of the ICO.
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One of them being the co-founder of Metamask, right?
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He was also one of the co-founders of Ethereum, so highly involved in the ICO.
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And then the whole fiasco with moving from proof of works, which is the idea of mining Ethereum, to proof of stake, which is staking your Ethereum to have validation in the nodes.
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Now you're in a circumstance and in a situation where what happens?
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The person or the group of people that hold the most amount of Ethereum control the network.
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Ethereum, the Ethereum Foundation, the people involved in the founding of Ethereum, ConsenSys, all these super whales.
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So, you know, it was a great way of bringing in a ton of money into the ecosystem and then regaining centralized power.
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I don't think Ethereum is as decentralized as people think.
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What about the people in the chat who are saying, like, you know, Luke lost all his money?
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Chad, welcome back to another stream, W Daily Stream.
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We did a bunch of streams back in August of this year.
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So that was the most problematic and toxic that the streams ever were.
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I was showing Luke the Matrix world and what they're talking about on YouTube and what all the bots are talking about.
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And to introduce him, I want to watch a little bit of your vlog.
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Luke was asking me advice on his, like, what should I do about my YouTube channel?
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Well, first off, you shouldn't ask my advice because look what happened to my YouTube channel.
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Your channel is doing much better than it was beforehand.
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So it's supposed to be, like, mine's on the left side.
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If it's fucked up, then people are saying my left ear loves this.
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Well, yeah, you're coming in the right ear, right?
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Luke Belmar visits Tristan and Andrew Tate in Bucharest.
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And this video has 862,000 views with only 61,000 subs.
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Luke is a very smart person, and I've learned a lot from him.
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And when I was, like, first starting to stream, and it was really blowing up,
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Luke gave me a call back when I was living in Brooklyn and basically solidified all the
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conspiracy theories that I was having and saying, like, oh, yeah, you're right.
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And that was back when people were calling me crazy.
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So it was pretty eye-opening to see that somebody else at that level was validating what people
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That phone call was, it felt like that scene in a movie where they're like, Neo, we're watching you.
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And then it was pretty strange, at least, or it felt like it was meant to happen that we were all in Bucharest.
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I was with Fresh and Fit, Andrew Tristan Tate, and Luke Belmar, and the biohacker were also there at the same time.
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I think that was pretty, it's pretty interesting that it wasn't even planned out.
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You called me, and then I came like the next week.
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Because, you know, a lot of people, even with money, they make excuses why they can't do shit.
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I'm going to go hang out with Sneeko, the Tates, Fresh and Fit, the whole kind of gang.
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Just going to chill for a few days and see what the fuck happens.
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On our way to go see Cobra Tate, we brought a little blue label.
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Always make sure that, always make sure that your people are taken care of, you know?
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Whenever you go to a new city, whenever you meet new people, give them a gift.
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You don't understand how other cultures work.
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Just so that they get an idea, and then we can get into it.
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I want to talk about conspiracy theories at FTX and everything.
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Everybody in Rumble loves to hear about conspiracy theories.
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Do international business, and international business is essential if you want to scale
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So anyways, we're going to go to Cobra Tate's house, have a phenomenal time, and here we go.
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World Economic Forum training grounds right there, dude.
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So anyways, we're going to go to Cobra Tate's house, have a phenomenal time, and here we
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World Economic Forum training grounds right there, dude.
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England really upsets me for the same reason patriarchal Americans upset by America, because
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England, England, at its height, is the best country in the world.
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I'm surprised, like, this video didn't get deleted or that you've not been targeted yet.
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I was wondering how long it's going to last, because even the Fresh and Fit videos,
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everything, all the interviews they did with Tate have been removed.
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The British were not afraid of fucking nobody.
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And if you go to England now, the cities suck.
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If you go to, like, the countryside, go to old England, England used to be a badass
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Even when I grew up there, like, 10, 15 years ago, London was one of the best cities in
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10, 15 years ago, London would be the best city, one of the best cities in the world
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You had the most luxury of anything you could think of.
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If you want a $10,000 cigar, everything, everything was there, but they just fucking fell apart.
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If you've let in a certain mindset, wherever they're from, you're letting enough of it.
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You go inside to, like, some of these saunas.
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If you're a white guy, they won't let you into these saunas.
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Because even if you look at all these countries, they end up going into clusters.
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They all end up coming back together in groups.
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Like, it's like everyone just, like, sticks to their time.
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When I was in Moscow, every hot bitch I was talking to was, like, there was, like,
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And you talk to these girls, like, I want to go here.
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And the guy said to me, listen, you're not rushing.
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What do you think the difference is between Andrew in real life and what you've seen on
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Because we both met him for the first time at this trip.
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To me, he doesn't come off as aggressive in real life.
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You know, I was expecting to, like, meet somebody.
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But I was expecting to meet somebody a little bit more pompous.
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It's a very interesting dynamic, you know, because when he turns on the Switch online,
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it's completely different, which is interesting to see.
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You didn't just think that it was stuff for the camera.
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I understood that he was just being entertaining.
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And I didn't expect him to be, like, screaming and angry all the time.
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He pretty much met all the expectations I had from watching hours and hours of content.
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I'm surprised that you didn't, that you were surprised.
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No, it was more so just, like, okay, you see the guy's videos.
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But you never really kind of get to hang out with somebody.
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It's not what people say that it is, you know, which is always lingers.
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Because when there's certain stereotypes and things like that, you look for certain things.
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And, you know, I think the general public is wrong.
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You were also saying, intended, that he was polite the whole time.
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People assume that he's a really, like, aggressive, angry guy.
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But I noticed that, too, going out to the restaurants and he treats everybody with respect all the time.
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He understands how to move in different environments and in different countries and be respectful.
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There's no way you'll be able to get into that place.
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And I think, yeah, you probably don't want to.
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You could make the most bullshit basic business.
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If you had G's or about it, waiters who knew how to upsell cake, fucking...
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Like, if you had everyone who was on point, they're in business alive that would fail.
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The hard part is getting a business and then getting people like dickheads and then managing them and no egos get in the way.
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But if you have a good team, like if you give...
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If you could give me 10 men now and I already know who they are and we would all sit there and agree our roles and shake hands and work at it,
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there ain't a business alive you could give me that we wouldn't fucking make money.
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You know what I realized with them is that they all work super close together.
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It's like scary how connected these guys are, like intimately, as in like a brotherhood relationship.
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That's why they can trust themselves to like operate as a unit, which is very interesting to see.
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A lot of entrepreneurs, you know, they're isolated.
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They don't trust people because they always get famoose.
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Like coming to Miami, we are full of scammers, right?
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Half of the people you talk to, they're all just rats.
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So imagine having your circle and your group of people that you don't have to worry about whether you trust them or not.
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Imagine that weight is off of your shoulders and you know that this person actually wants to do well by you.
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I noticed that you have a similar relationship.
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Because you could trust your family more than you could trust anybody else.
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Like, I trust you, but there's only an extent to how much I could really trust you and expect to rely on you.
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Your brother and your blood, that's somebody that you know have exactly the same relationship.
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You have full reliance on those people with mistakes, no mistakes, things of the scenario.
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Like, have line leaders and we're all like packed in a bus like we're going on a field trip to the club.
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My goal was to keep the vlog under 35 minutes and we already went over, I think.
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Yeah, you had so much more footage that didn't make it in there.
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I noticed that like you were asking me like advice on YouTube.
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One thing I noticed is that you don't really like to show flaws or like show.
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The guy next to me squirming smells like shit.
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So that's all I'm focused on the entire trip.
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So my focus is off and I leave my watch, my Rolex, you know, that's my like travel piece.
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And then I pass TSA or whatever the security check is.
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And I noticed my wrist is naked and I'm like, fuck.
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And yeah, long story short, probably one of the cleaners is at home right now giving her husband a gift.
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But I fucked up, you know, and I'm not going to make that mistake.
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How much does that watch cost for the like, like 17k, 18k.
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But it's the problem is the mistake is what fucking pissed me off.
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Now I got a revenge trade in crypto and get another one.
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So how come you didn't put you throwing up in the video?
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I, in fact, don't even know what all the footage is in the videos that we got because I don't even have the source files yet.
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Me, you and Justin will go and whoever else in this van and everyone else.
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Is that what you get asked all the time on your shirt?
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Any time I stay in effect, bitches are like, who hurt you?
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I think you're doing pretty for your first, like, YouTube vlog.
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I haven't met him yet, but we'll meet him tomorrow, hopefully.
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The guy tends to have a persona online that's very polarizing, whether you love him or you
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But I realized that he's actually more in the middle ground.
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Like, he was asking us, hey, are you guys enjoying the night?
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I don't think a lot of people don't even know about Luke.
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He had some issues with one of his social media stuff.
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So, I reached out and we kind of built a relationship from there.
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What does Luke do behind the scenes for the people that don't know?
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So, I just streamed anyway, even though I was feeling like, damn, bro.
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And then right before, I'm streaming in the emergency meeting studio.
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But then so many people didn't even see the actual podcast because it's on Rumble.
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Like, this is why Andrew kicked him off the podcast.
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A lot of people, I just told you, in some of the hit piece videos that they made,
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they clip up the part where I can't go on to make me look bad.
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And they don't even put the part where I'm actually in the video.
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So I really want to get into the FTX and the conspiracy.
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We've been trying to figure out and do a deep dive into there.
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I have a video that plays a little bit of it, but I, you probably have done more research
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Do you think this video is even worth watching?
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Almeida Research is this trading company, quantitative trading, whatever, whatever.
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He initially got his reputation, according to him, that he was doing arbitrage in the last
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bull run, you know, exchanging Bitcoins overseas, bringing them to America, selling them, basically
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being able to capitalize on like the percentage difference that Bitcoin was having.
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First of all, the question is, how did he get the initial funding for that, which was
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You know, he's just, his parents are lawyers in Stanford, so they're super well connected
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with kind of this entire group, this entire agenda.
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And in 2019, I believe he starts FTX, the exchange, but it's a conflict of interest.
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And a lot of, you know, VCs talked about the conflict of interest, which was you have him
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running a trading firm and then running a trading exchange, right?
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So is there a conflict of interest of how he's going to be operating?
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Long story short, he created a fake currency out of thin air called FTT.
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So he basically forged this currency, created through DeFi protocols, loans that would be
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His job was just to make FTX, the exchange, kind of like a staple, therefore giving, you
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And then what he would do is he would lend the money out, the FTT token, the forged money
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out to his other company called Almede Exchange.
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Almede Exchange would then deposit on these DeFi pools where you get like a yield or a
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And in return, they would receive a collateral, right?
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They'd collateralize their FTT and in return, they would receive USDT or stable coins.
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And then not only that, but FTX or Almede Research actually loaned over a billion dollars
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So massive embezzlement, big issues politically, very politically involved, right?
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So second biggest donor to Joe Biden, these are the facts, right?
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This is this dude took money that didn't belong to him, right?
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Not only that, but FTX was a big donor to COVID research.
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And to the anti-Ivermectin agenda that was taking place.
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Then they spend $75 million buying land in the Caribbean, even though he pretends to be,
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There's a thread that a guy wrote where he's talking about Sam's kind of a,
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where he's talking about the Vox interview that was taking place.
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If somebody posted it, keep, you know, I'm logged in.
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He said, Luke, when you were doing streams a while ago back, you opened my eyes to the
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So he was also in Puerto Rico doing this, right?
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I did like a week of live streams and then I got tired.
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Is he eating kids and touching babies and shit?
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The creator of MakerDAO, one of the biggest DeFi lending platforms, right?
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We're talking about this entire lending ecosystem that's taking place.
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He puts out a crazy tweet and then a week later, he dies.
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Like MakerDAO all together, DAO, no DAO, final tweet.
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CIA and Mossad and Peto Elite are running some kind of sex trafficking and trap in Blackmail
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Ring out of Puerto Rico and Caribbean islands.
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They are going to frame me with the laptop planted by my ex-GF who was a spy.
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And then we have all this fiasco with the DeFi platforms of loaning and loaning and washing
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MakerDAO, which was one of the biggest loaning DeFi platforms in the world.
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And he was also a contributor to the stable coin DAI.
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But my assumption is that there's more going on in crypto than meets the eye.
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And yeah, dude, clearly FTX has shown it, you know?
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Have you noticed any of this type of shit in Puerto Rico?
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But definitely not things that I can say on camera.
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No, because it involves people's names and certain things.
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I mean, there's definitely rituals and magic shit that happens.
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Dude, we're literally right next to Haiti, which is known to be...
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You don't think it's on the island right next to it?
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So, it's called the Island of Enchantment for a reason.
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I talked to Luke and I get a bunch of homework too.
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Well, I can come back with, if Fresh wants to come, we can come back and then we can go.