The Iced Coffee Hour - GOING ALL IN ON DOGECOIN: $2.5 MILLION DOLLARS

Episode Date: May 12, 2021

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Welcome back to the 52nd ever episode of the Ice Coffee Hour. My name is Prode de Doge, and I have made $2.3 million with Doge coin. That was incredible. We got to keep that. That was a great intro. Look at that. That was so good. Yeah, he's a laugh of somebody who just made $2.3 million.

Gosh. So we're keeping that. So, well, this is unexpected. This is a totally last minute episode. The first time ever that we're posting on a Saturday instead of a Sunday, We had to get this out as soon as possible. You hit me up, Andre, like 20 minutes in advance and said, hey, are you home? I want to stop by.

I have a guest. I want you to meet. It was none other than the Dogecoin millionaire. So I found pro on Reddit. I found your story. It blew up. It got to like 70,000 up votes. Yeah, crazy.

I was like, dude, I did not think you would respond to me because I imagine your inbox was just blown up. Oh, I learned my lesson. I missed the Forbes interview because I didn't know how to check my messages. Yeah. So you got hit up by everybody. Business Insider, Forbes, Newsweek, CNBC, NBC. NBC. So I reached out to you and I was like, there's no way this guy's going to respond to me.

And I reached out. I was like, I love your story. I'd love to connect. I'd love to do a video with you. You responded in like five minutes. I'm all my shit. I mean, I'm on my game, man. You could swear, we're just going to bleep it out.

That's fine. We want you to be you. Okay. Yeah. Because I cuss. Yeah, yeah. So five minutes later, you respond. And I'm like, bro, you got to come out.

Now, I got to go see you. And then I went to you to L.A. to film that video, which blew up. Yeah. And it's got over like 600,000 views. It's crazy. It's insane. And then I had a YouTube channel.

And on April 22nd, I screenshoted my channel before I met Andre. And it was at 200 subscribers. Right now, currently, I'm sitting at 8.5,000. Congratulations. You're about to be 10,000. Subscribe. Everyone goes subscribe. Down below in the description.

Dude, people love you. They love your story. And I think what people love about you the most is, is, not that you yellowed into dogecoin is how you live it's so how about this it's so frugal explain it because i have a feeling some of our audience doesn't understand the greatness who's sitting down in this couch right now explain your story and what led up to that reddit post which blew up and now you make in like two million dollars you're you're up a million dollars in the last like 24 hours 20 a million dollars in 20 so explain the story so okay uh i'm trying to figure out

how far back i should go here uh as far back as you want yeah go back a year ago let's Like a year ago. Yeah. A year ago. So I talked to Andre about this, but I make $60,000 a year at my current job. And I still work there, paycheck to paycheck, paying my bills. What do you do? I work at a hip-hop music media company.

So I actually do voiceovers. I do video editing. I do thumbnails, graphics, Photoshop. I pretty much do everything over there. And I've been there for a few years now. And so, you know, just live in life regular. but I've also saved money really well over the past few years.

A lot of people don't know that. Everybody sees what's happening now, but they don't know how I saved up 180 grand to begin with, which I feel like that's the part we should focus on because everybody can save money if they do it the right way. You know what I mean? So had it in stocks, had it in Tesla, had it in Uber,

had it in Carnival Cruise Lines. Shout out to Jeremy. I had it in, I got a few other ones, you know what I mean? And then GameStop happened. earlier this year. And so I had never been on Reddit a day in my life. I literally got Reddit, started researching GameStop, realized this was an opportunity that things were changing. And we needed to jump on there with the little guy and help out and go against these hedge funds. And I actually put

some money in a GameStop. I lost some money in a GameStop. And once the craziness happened with Robin Hood, when they, you know, disabled a buy button and you couldn't buy anymore, I realized the system was just rigged. Like this is illegal. They can't do this. This is ridiculous. So that's when I started looking at other ways of investing. So while I'm on Reddit, I see a post where someone's like, has those coin ever been to a dollar? And I'm like, what the hell is dogecoin?

That's when I started researching about dogecoin, found out about it. And yeah, I did a bunch of just like my personal research combined with some technical analysis of the graphs that I'd looked over the years and years and years and kind of saw how, you know, the moves were. And I also created and developed this bullish thesis on it, becoming the future of currency and how that can happen one day and like the possibilities of that. And yolode my $180,000 into Doge. And in 69 days, no kidding, 69 days, I became a millionaire. What was the main driving factor for your bullish thesis? How much, okay, my main driving factor for the bullish thesis,

was, I feel like, three things. I feel like it was the branding of Dogecoin. I feel like out of all the cryptocurrencies, Doge has the best branding there is, like, as far as memes. Can I interrupt you real quick? Go ahead. So this morning, we were filming for my Friday video. And we went to UNLV, our local university here in Vegas. Facts.

And he's all about branding. You just heard that's one of the major reasons. We were asking college kids, have they ever heard about Dogecoin, right? So we asked one, and they were like, a doge coin. Like doggy coin? And they're like, oh, yeah, yeah, that one. So we got one to notice. But we asked, like, I would say.

No, we had one dude that was actually mad because it's dipping right now. He's losing a little bit of money. We asked like 30 people. And I would say maybe three of them knew what it was. And we said, doge coin, doggy coin, dog coin. They're like, no, I don't know what that is. Like, do you know crypto? They're like, not really.

Yeah, they didn't even know crypto, though. Like, you know. It's a college student. It's a college kid. They don't have money to invest in. To be fair, that's the demographic, though, I feel like. It would know crypto. To be fair, when you were 18 and you were in college, did you really care about money?

I mean, we were exceptions. I did. But, like, most people didn't really, probably didn't care about that stuff. I feel like they would. I don't know. I feel like they would. When I was in college, no one cared about investing aside from me. No one did.

There you go. That's what I'm saying. Because they don't have any money. And they're young. It's like, it takes time to start thinking about like making. This is my thing. You can't think of investing until. you have the money to start putting it places, right?

So if I'm living paycheck to paycheck, I can't even think of it. Like if I think of Tesla as an investment, I don't even have the money to put it in. Yes, you do. You could have the money to get a free stock worth all the way up to $50 down below the description when you sign up for public. But back to the points. So my point is branding. My second point is community, which I feel like a lot of people underestimate.

I feel like community behind Dogecoin is probably one of the strongest, if not the strongest in crypto. There's a backbone there, right? Dogecoin almost had a cult following up until this year where people were along for the ride the entire way, hodeling, diamond handing for years. And this kind of like just happened and all of a sudden the world knows about it. And it's one of those things where it's like the community aspect of it and just the camaraderie around Dogecoin is incredible. Were you nervous, though?

You sold everything, right? My understanding was you sold everything. You took on some debt to buy this. Explain this. What did you sell? What did you take on? Okay. I sold all my stocks and I also borrowed on margin,

which I don't suggest anybody does. It's super risky. Because you got called out. I did. I did. So what happened with the margin? A lot of people are worried about this because they're like, man, you're like your margin.

What are you doing about that? So I paid it all back. All of the margin that I bought. How much margin? I paid back. I initially had purchased five million doge coins, which means I would be up a lot higher right now than the 2.3 million. But that was worth about,

$250k in Dogecoin and the margin was $50,000, right? I didn't really like, I figured, okay, whenever Robin Hood wants the money back, whenever I have to pay that back, Dogecoin is going to be up anyway, then I'll pay it less than what I borrowed, right? That was my thought process. Sure enough, it got to a point where Robin Hood was like, hey, we want our money back. So they forced sold a million of my dollars coins. Why? Was that because Dogecoin did? dropped. I was getting margin called. Yep. So what was happening was I bought it at 0.045. So whenever

it touched it and went down, it would be like margin call, margin call. And if I'm not paying it back, Robin Hood's going to sell all your stocks. Guess what? I had no stock. So I wasn't worried. I was like, you can't sell any my stocks. Didn't know they'd sell my coins, but they did. So they sold a million of my coins, which equaled not only the 50K, but I had fees and all this other stuff packed in, which means the total amount they sold was 77,000. So it was 27,000. Wait a second. So you borrowed $150, but you paid back $77,000. How do they charge you $27,000? That's like, that's paying like more than 50% on your money. It's ridiculous. There's, there's probably technicalities there that I don't know exactly where they pulled it from, but that's the amount they came to. So they sold 77K, which means my my $5 million doge coin right now is about $4 million. But the thing is this. When I bought the $5 million, I bought it at 0.045, right? When Robin Hood sold it all, they sold it at point 0.0.0.0.0.0. 055. So that, that, that difference in a penny means that same difference from the 50K to 77K.

So it ended up being about the same thing because my profit was about 20K. You see what I'm saying? So it ended up working out for me. So the amount that I have in Doge right now is all my money. It's 188K. Pro, what is the exact amount that you have in Dogecoin right now? Because we checked about 50 minutes ago. And what was, what was the amount?

$2,230,000. So that was 50 minutes ago. Let's see what it is right now. Right this second. At first, we have to thank this video sponsor, Grammarly. There have been so many times in my life where I've had trouble writing effectively or expressing myself clearly. For example, usually when we invite people onto this podcast, it requires me to invite the guest via DM, and I want to make sure that I don't come off weird and my writing is concise and accurate.

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It's at 2.275. Wow. So you just made $45,000. That's a Tesla. You made a Tesla in 50 minutes. Exactly. Isn't that crazy? Does that not bought, like, does that not?

At this point, Like sleep at night. Yeah. Like a baby. Like a baby. Like, You sleep. My diamond hands are so strong that I sleep like a infant.

Do you not worry that this could, you could lose a million dollars and like overnight? I don't think it would ever drop to that level. But let's say it does. Let's say it drops a lot, right? I'm buying the dip. So what do you? How would you buy the dip? I got paycheck coming next.

week from work? You're telling you put like two, three thousand dollars in Doge with the paycheck. Yeah. You would put your entire paycheck in Doge at this price. I wouldn't put the entire paycheck. I would buy little by little. But this is the thing though. Since realizing that Robin Hood didn't allow me to move my currency, my cryptocurrency

in and out, once I realized that, I was like, okay, that's it. I'm not buying a Robin Hood anymore. So I went and got crack in, started using that. So since the Robin Hood purchase of 188K, I purchased another, $3,000 worth of Doge coin off a crack in and moved it to my coinbase wallet. That $3,000 right now, you want to see how much it's worth? Yeah, I do. I just show.

Wait, so the $2.3 million, that's not all of it. No, sir. My coin base wallet, that $3,000 is not worth $37,000. Let me see. Sure Jack. Sure, Jack. Wow. $37,000.

So $37,000. That's $3,000 investment. That's crazy. But don't you think that the dollar cost average is just buying the dip is insignificant in relation to what you have in it. It's like, what is that, okay, buy the dip. No, that's true. I'll tell you. It's more of a personal reason. So with me, I don't know if I'm OCD or what it is, but I need exactly four million doge coins. And at the moment in time, I have 3,9005,000 doge coins in my Robin Hood. And I purchased 60,000 those coin on Cracken. So I'm,

I'm shy. 35,000. 35,000. So you need to spend another $17,000 roughly to get to that. Yeah. And I just want to have four months. So what do you think is going to happen today? I think as... Saturday. What's today? Oh, today? Well, today, when this goes on.

What do I think is going to happen today on Saturday? Yeah. Today? Just to be clear, we're recording this on... It's Thursday at 308 p.m. Okay, what do I think is going to happen? Yeah. Saturday, the rumor right now is that Elon Musk, he's going to be on SNL.

He's it. He is. And the thinking is that he's talked so much about Dogecoin that he's going to work it into a skit. Maybe he's going to pay for something in Dogecoin or put a doge coin on the moon or something like that. And just the mere mention of that is going to cause the price to hit a dollar. And it seems like that. Dollar is the threshold where everyone wants it to hit a dollar. And then...

So the disagreement is some people think it's going to pump if he mentions it. And some people think I happen to be one of them. And I'm sure Graham is too. And Jack is, well, I don't know about Jack, but that it's going to sell off. And I think it's going to sell off. But why do you think it's not? Why do you think it's going to pump? the reason why I think it's going to pump

let's be realistic here I don't think it's going to go to a dollar personally I really don't it's too you realize you just trash the price I think it's going to go to five dollars actually yeah this is like the deep effing value of doge coin where like what you say will impact I think possibly

will impact a hundred people I don't know I think a few hundred people would take whatever you say is gospel and if you're selling they're selling if you hold they're holding you want to know something funny and how you mentioned deep fucking value.

So people on Reddit call me Doge fucking value. People on Reddit also call me the Doge father. They also call me Slum Doge Millionaire. And this is the story of the underdouge. That's Reservoir Doge. I get everything.

So you don't think it's going to hit it all. What do you think the peak is going to be? All right. If I had to take a guess, if I had to take a real guess right now, Elon Musk is going to do a skit, something about Dogecoin. Saturday Night Live, I feel like the price is going to rise from what it is right now, which is about 60 to 65 cents.

I feel like it'll go to maybe 75, 80. If I had to take a guess, that's what I think it's going to happen afterwards. It'll probably drop to 60 the next day. The next day, that's okay. That's what happened. Sunday. Sunday. I think it's going to drop half the same day. Possibly.

But the thing is this, I've seen this before. I've seen those go from a penny to 8 cents to back to 2 cents. Then I saw those go from. from five cents to 48 cents back to 25 cents to 20 cents. Now Doge's that up to now those is up to 60, 65 cents. If it goes up to 80 cents, I see it dropping back down to 50 cents. Like I see this happening, but it's always going up since I've last. Pro, here's the thing.

Crypto has like these super cycles, right? Like we get better cycles. And so if we dip again, it doesn't necessarily mean we'll retrace back to 50 cents. Like Bitcoin could go back down to 20,000, 10,000 for all we know. And if Dogecoin goes back down to say 10 cents, five cents again, do you really think that the people that are holding now, the retail investors,

are they really going to like diamond hand it through? Because I don't think they will. But what if I still do? Well, then you do, but. You don't think people would just off the strength? Like, like, if I'm in, if he's in, I'm still in. I'm holding if it goes down to five cents. You're holding.

Yeah, I'll hold. But here's the thing. If Jack were up $2 million, I don't think he would be working here. anymore if he didn't sell. I would say like Jack because this is like... You would fire me if I didn't sell? If you had $2 million and you're just like, I'm

holding through it, it's, I want a little more. Grabble, like, get the fuck. Come on. Get out of it. Get out. No, you're right. I would probably deserve to be fired at that. Yeah, you would sell. You would sell. Because you... You see what he's looking at you. You would, though. You would

though. Jack. In the next few years, a lot could change. You could have a family. You could want to buy a house. Like, would you really be able to see that your account of $180,000 is just chilling there and you're just like, I'm just going to wait. Like, I don't know if that's practical. Do you think we reached that peak already? Do you think from like it's down from here? But that's not the point. The point is that from one bull market to the next, it seems hypothetically easy to be like, well, it was worth $2.7 million and now it's 200, but I'll hold until it's worth 10. It's like, it's not that simple. To put it in perspective,

I just did the math on this. If you sold today, today, and you kept your job, 65,000. thousand dollars a year. 60. That's equivalent to 31 years of income. To get to $2 million. That's assuming you say $100. $1.00. Taxes and saving $100.

And that's assuming you saved $100, right? Saving 100%. Which is impossible. 31 years. More realistic, it would be 62 years. No. No, because I'm not counting taxes on the game, just as I'm not counting tax on the income.

Oh, sure. There you go. Okay. So it's still 31 years. You're giving up potentially 302 years. up potentially 31 years of your life to potentially get a little more. Aren't you worried that maybe that's now, now we're getting into the greed category where it's like you were blessed with this money.

No facts. No facts. And now it's like, well, I could get a little more. And you get a little more. Okay. And you're like, I can get a little more. Get a little more. I could still get a little more.

And you keep trying to get a little more, but you risk every time you keep a little more, you risk the whole thing. going down. 31 years. No, facts. The thing with me is like, I went into this from the very beginning saying, I'm going to hold for a year.

So like that was like, I didn't expect to hit what I hit within 69 days. I thought it was going to take six months, eight months. I figured eventually it'd go up, right? The fact that it happened so early kind of signals to me like, this might be bigger than I had even assumed,

given the fact that I, I'm so bullish and it exceeded my expectations of when to reach what I thought it would reach. So now I'm just like, wait, is this the peak? I don't think so. I feel like we got a few more months to go. But what's the difference between $2 million and $6 million? Is that worth waiting a month? I wouldn't risk it.

Okay. How about you, Jack? I realistically, I would not risk it either. I'm sorry, but I do think that $2.2 million or whatever, that's a lot. That's way too much money just to leave back one more round of roulette. Yeah, I would say anything above a million dollars. That's enough. I mean, that that is really enough.

Give them taxes and everything because technically you have $600K, like you can't really do much with $600K. Yeah. I mean, especially considering like the circumstances of your income. Like I said, if you were making half a million a year, that's a different story. Yeah. But you're making $60K a year, which I'm not saying is bad, but in relation to what Graham said, that's 31 years. Yeah. That's a lot.

No, that's true. That's true. But I also have, you know, other aspirations in life. I'm not going to be at a job at that. Right. What would, what would 4 million do? That 2 million can. Right.

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That would be more, like, okay, I really want to buy my mama house. That's one. I really want to buy my mama car. My aunt is also really big part of my life. and she's got two little kids, you know what I mean, and a family, and they live in a not very good neighborhood. So I want to get her house. So I want to make sure my immediate family is good

before I even get myself anything. And if I'm taking out a million, that doesn't do it. The thing is, it's like when you're on an airplane and those things drop down, you've got to put the mask on yourself first before you can help others. No, that's true. That's very true. You got to make sure you're in a position where you could do that,

and you're risking nobody is in that position now. if something happens. You can, you've got immigrant mentality, bro. Maybe. Maybe. You have the potential to do that. Because what you could do is cash out now. Let's see, you have a million and a half, okay?

Yeah. $500,000 go buy a house, pay for it cash. You never have to worry about it. You take a million dollars. Put it in the market. Every eight years, that thing is going to double. So eight years from now, you could pretty much, I would say,

with 70% certainty, have the full amount of money, except you're playing it safer, and you're waiting eight years. And you could help them out with that money. money. This is true. I also have, like I said, other aspirations. I want to start a record label of my own. I have artists that I'm ready to sign and the music is ready and everything's been ready. The reason I even moved to L.A. was to get an artist signed that I was managing. I was able to get him signed to a label

within a year. That feels will doubt a few years later because, you know, issues with the label. last year he left the label so now it's like I need to start this record label I need to get his music out there I need to put money behind that so that's one I also want to

my media family make sure they're okay I also want to start my own rap music media YouTube page the same thing I do at my work and all these other things I do I want to start a brand with that

I also want to run with the Dogecoin millionaire brand merchandise all this other stuff you know what I mean like everything kind of I have big dreams and big I ideas that I need money for to fund. You could do all of that with $1.5 million. You think so?

Yes, all of it. If you're savvy, you could probably do it with one and a half thing. But not only that, but who's to say you can't keep your current job right now and continue to make $65,000 in addition to the $30,000 a year that you're going to make, putting a million dollars in the market, 3% a year, going to make almost $100,000 a year. Just doing your thing with a paid off house, you could save pretty much all of it. You got a big chunk of money in the bank. Starting a YouTube channel, you know, music YouTube channel like that, that doesn't cost any money.

A lot of this you could do, you could bootstrap it in the beginning. Do you consider yourself a full-time YouTuber? Yes. Could you have a job right now? No. I wouldn't be able to keep a job if I went all in. I worked full-time as a real estate agent. First two years while I was still doing this.

But you were doing it to the amount that you do it now, correct? No, I pretty much did. I was working from like 8 a.m. to almost two. I am every single day for first two years. And I didn't quit. Oh, I don't want to say I didn't quit. But I didn't scale back on my career as a real estate agent well past the point where I was making a million dollars a year on YouTube.

I kept the same level of enthusiasm of momentum selling like you selling a house as he did with the YouTube channel. Okay. Really, it was not until COVID hit. And, you know, I was inside that I was like, okay, I'm going to give YouTube 100%. But do you feel like that, okay, given that time period, did you say, see an incredible level of increase once you gave it your all. Yes.

That's what I'm saying. I want to be able to do that. But you do that once you get to that point. Like I wouldn't have just like say, okay, I'm going to, you know, quit real estate to just do YouTube. Like the YouTube thing was already making double what I was doing as an agent. My best year is an agent. I was doubling that. And at that point, yeah.

Yeah. Yeah, the money you have now allows you to have the time to basically do that YouTube thing, to pursue that full-time career without actually having a job now. If you sell now, invest that money in the market, you have enough money for yourself to not only buy the house, but also have enough free time on your hands

to build up that business that you want. And on top of that, if you moved yourself and your family over to Vegas, you'd save so much money. That's true. I think you've got to have the mentality that if you can't be successful at the music career,

while also working another job, I think it goes to show you that, like, the people who I see who really do well make it work while keeping a job. Almost everybody has done that. I see very few people be like, I need to go in full force in the very beginning, otherwise not going to work. Even the people who have created these incredible e-commerce stores,

from what I've seen, they're going to school full time. They're getting great grades in college, but meanwhile they're working really hard on this e-commerce store. And then only to the point where that actually started making money doing really well, did they transition? That's true. You've got to be able to do it two things at once to get it to the point where you could do that.

And you have the opportunity to do that already. Like I told you in Vegas, there's plenty of job opportunities for exactly what you're doing. Or, you know, we had an extra tangle, for example. Yeah, that would be, though. Extra income for you right there. So you have the opportunity. But even if you didn't take it, even if you did go full in, like what I did when I started my YouTube channel, because I didn't have a job. I just quit cold turkey.

That's all I did was YouTube. Like, you still can do that. This is true. Here's the other thing is you want to continue to the Dogecoin brand. brand. That brand is only valuable if Dogecoin stays as high as it is. If Dogecoin goes down to, let's say, 5 cents, which I think honestly, it's probably unlikely that you're ever going to lose money in this.

I agree. I agree. I think it does go back down to even, let's say, 15 cents, the Dogecoin millionaire aspect of it. I still 5x money. Which is impressive. But it's not the same as you make in like $2.5 million in Doge coin in like a month. Could you argue and make the point that? if you sell now as a successful millionaire,

is it actually realizing a point I didn't think about. Go ahead. Now that you've realized being a millionaire, let's say if you did sell, it's like you're a success story that's been cemented in history. But if you lose it, then it's like, oh, that guy's an idiot. Yeah.

He's forgotten about it. Another one of those. There are so many stories of people making it big, but somehow losing it. Just lose it all. There's more stories of that than people I think who have cashed out, maybe didn't maximize their, you know,

how much they could have made. But nobody's going to time the time. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And he got out well. You made more money than most people making a lifetime in a year. Yeah. I think most people would look at that, even if Dogecoin one day goes to $2. Okay.

They would look at you and be like, I wish I could have done that. Here's a great example. And I don't know if you guys saw this tweet, but this tweet goes around in circulation every once in a while, right? There was a guy, I forgot his name. He made a tweet, and he was like, damn it. I'm so pissed. I sold my 1,000 big.

Bitcoins for 30 cents when I bought it at $6. Because now it's $8. And it's the funny shit. I've seen that. And then it's, oh, you know. His name's Greg. Yeah, yeah. Or it didn't cry, Andre posted it all the time.

And then it crashed 90% down to $30. And then it crashed 90% down to $100. Yeah. And that's something you're going to have to live with. I mean, yeah, but for every person that says that about Bitcoin, there were people who said, I'm so glad I got out of BitConnect when I did. Yeah. What's Bitcoin?

Bitcoin. That was like the biggest scam in crypto history. Well, one of them. But the thing is this, do you feel like in 2020? I'm not saying it's a scam now. The thing, okay, 2021, do you think that those things can still occur? Like they did back when it was a brand new thing and there were sites coming up and down, like everywhere, like everywhere. Wait, if that could happen again.

Like the same type of scams that happened back then could happen now. They're still going on now. Oh, all the time. They're everywhere. Yeah. Okay. By the way, we got a new one. What was that one?

we had to block. So by the way, the new scam right now, just a heads up. It's the comment section. The comment section. Yeah, it is. Everything bad happens on the comments. But we started getting all these comments. Like, dude, you should make a review on this coin. On this one coin, yeah. Bonfire. That was it. Dude, check out Bonfire. I just made 100%.

It's nuts. And at first, I'm like, oh shit, maybe I make a video on Bonfire. Like, this is crazy. And so I put it in my notes, Bonfire. Bonfire. And then I look at my video. And those are fake. All of a sudden they had like a hundred likes in a matter of like a few minutes. I'm like, there's no way this organic.

And when you're getting 30, 40 comments, check a bonfire. Oh, my, my own point. And it's different every week. And then it's student coin or Elongate or whatever it is. Right, right. So I started blocking those things. But even Safe Moon was one of those things. What about, I was not to say that.

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Thank you so much Soundcore for sponsoring this episode and back to the podcast. Yeah, well, I did a video about that and that was my conclusion. Yeah. And I was trying to be so careful about how I did it because it doesn't matter when it comes to crypto. Crypto is a religion. Most people don't research enough to really understand it. So even if you told them to get out, it's like the most offensive thing.

Right. It's just the thing too is I did a video on Bitcoin. And there's a big difference, by the way, that just like I don't want it called Dogecoin a scam. Yeah. So this just goes back to the mindset of, speaking against something. And actually, I do like Dogecoin. So I love those.

In all sincerity, like I do actually like Dogecoin. I think it's fantastic. But I made a video about BitConnect, calling BitConnect a Ponzi scheme. It was a scam. And I went through all the math on it. Like, there's no way this is sustainable. There's no way. And everyone, that was one of my most disliked videos when I posted this, like three something

years ago. And people called me out. And they started making videos about my video saying how I didn't know anything. and there were like rebutals against what I had to say. And I got a lot of hate on that video. What about Big Cloud? Yeah, but it didn't turn out for like six months. Six months later it turned out to be this giant scam.

So you're right. Then everyone came back like, oh my God, Graham, you're right. How did you know? I'm like, it's so simple. It's like it's obviously, it was writing on the wall. This is a real question. Because I'm personally curious. And I'm sure there's plenty of people out there thinking exactly how I'm thinking right now.

What do you think of BitClout? social media based around cryptocurrency. Explain it first. Yeah. So what this is is that it's the concept of if you want to invest in a creator. Right now there's not a way that you could do that. But BitClout creates a currency that if you want to invest in me and you think that I'm going to get more popular over time, you could buy my coin on BitClout.

And I would get a like a finder's fee of anywhere from like 10 to 50% of what you invest. And the hope is that if I gain more popularity, more people want to buy in, The coin price is going to go up and you're going to make money. Yeah. Right now there's no way to get your money off the platform. So you put your money in Big Cloud. Yeah. I didn't know that.

Yeah, you put your money in BitClout. You're your money's there. I mean, you can't get that. So let's say, and I know some people, by the way, I know some people who have put in like $100,000, I kid you not, into BitClout. And now they're worth in BitClout money like $5 million. I kid you not. That's ridiculous.

There's no way for them to get that money out. They didn't know that going into it. knew going into it. I would never do that. Well, these are, that's way too, that's way too risky. These are like gambling your money.

What are you doing? Here's the thing. These are wealthy people. That would have been the equivalent of me going and being like, all right, I'm going to throw a $10,000 and see what happens. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

That means, that means, that means, 100,000. What do I think of it? I, I don't want to call it, I'm highly suspicious of it. And I personally, my limit of how much I would put on,

and I have no money on there, by the way, but I would say I would make my own personal limit, like a thousand bucks. I would be comfortable throwing $1,000 on there. And whatever happens. But that to me is like $1,000, whatever. Somebody else $1,000 might be like their life savings. So I wouldn't do that.

I would put in one-tenth of 1% of your money in Bitcoin clout. That's dope. And as an amount that you would be, you would lose. Because I don't want to say that it can't be anything. Because I've been so shocked with a lot of things crypto. Like Doge? Doge is one of them. You know, Bitcoin was one of them.

I actually told Graham to buy Doge money. Really? When you bought it? When I bought it Less than half a penny. Huge regret. What month was that? July?

I want to say nearly a year. Wow. So you got it off the TikTok wave. Yes. Yeah. There was like one TikTok that I saw. And I had heard of Dogecoin before. It was called the Dogecoin challenge.

Yeah. Was that what it was called? I don't even remember, but I saw it. I watched the video. This was in my last video. So I watched the video. It's hilarious. So basically the whole premise is that there are 800 million people on TikTok.

And Dogecoin was at 0.033 cents each. They were trying to get to a penny. Yes. So he did the mess. and said, we could get this to a dollar. If all 800 million people on TikTok each invested $25. And then we could turn our $25 investment into a $10,000 profit. That went viral.

And the price of Doge Queen went up 43%. So on that, I invested $1,000. Oh, yeah, I saw the video where you fell in the pool. 3 something cents. Today, that would be worth something like $150,000. Shee. Yeah. I sold it right after.

I ran at the podcast and I'm stupid, I'm going to sell it. I sold it. That's so funny. In hindsight, I should have just left it in just because like, but then again, I would have sold it 100% when it hit 10 grand. There you go. If I turned 1,000 to 10, I'd be like, that's good enough. Yeah.

So there's no way I would have held throughout all of this. Okay. My question is how is all of this like meme investing going to impact real investing as far as like, retail money flowing from stocks into all these kinds of YOLO investment? Is this, I don't know. I wonder how much the stock market would suffer. If people are just like, why would I put money on the stock market and have to wait eight to 10 years for it to double?

If I could just yolo it into a safe moon coin and then have it 10x in a week, like, how is that going to impact the real form of investment? I feel like it's going to get to a point where meme economy and meme currency and just the way memes are associated with currency in the future, that it can't be ignored. It's going to be a part of society. But you know what I think? in some way. I also think that's going to be the catalyst

towards regulation from the government. I think that's what it's going to take for things to get taken down. Someone's going to get super badly hurt. It could very well be Dogecoin. That's the catalyst for the government to be like, wow, look at all these meme investors. They just got hurt.

Yeah, let's regulate the crap out of this. What's going to happen is that the SEC is going to argue that currencies are actually securities. Because they found a loophole right now. When you buy a stock, you can't buy something with, that stock. You have to sell it. So you're buying a security. You're buying investment in the company. But when you're buying a currency that you could technically use for a purpose of purchasing something

that serves as a token, it's not a security. So as a currency, there's nothing that says you can't pump up a currency and sell it. And so you're finding a lot of people right now legally promoting these currencies literally as an open pump and dump and there's nothing that the SEC could do about it. They will find a way and they did with Ripple, right? With XRP. They treated that as a security because they, I don't

know exactly how they came to that conclusion. It was something about how it was structured but they determined it was the security and the whole thing. Didn't they label some of them as commodities? Maybe that was that. Commodities. Yeah, Bitcoin. I'd be like, that's a commodity, yeah. So there's something like that. So I think that's the next step because

there's no reason right now that people should be, we're seeing the whole wave of 2017 again with like the ICOs. Okay, so that's another question I have. I wasn't in the crypto space in 2017. I found out about Bitcoin in 2017 when it was all over the news and I was like, what is this thing going to 17,000? But back to the other point that I made earlier about college because I had money to invest,

I had zero dollars. So it made, okay, that's awesome. I wish I could get in on it in some way, but I have no money to do it. So back to my job. You know what I mean? Like that's what it was like. And obviously there was that crazy. crash, right? Do you think a crash of that exact same magnitude is going to happen with this wave?

Or do you think it's finally going to become a part of everyone's life and implement it in every day? In 2017, it was really just a case of how high can this go. And $20,000 was what everyone wanted Bitcoin to go to. Everyone thought, we're going to wait until it hits 20K. We're going to wait. And it hit like $19,970. Got a big dip. and then it like barely hit 20K

and that was like this big celebration of everyone was like oh we hit 20K and I forget oh it was BitConnect went down and that really set the catalyst for a lot of cryptocurrencies just it was BitConnect as well as tether. I think people

started to realize what tether was all about and they're like oh wow it's these people that are pumping up the price of Bitcoin with their fake Fugazi money and to answer your question I do think we're going to have that crash again but people have been saying the world is ready for crypto that's what I think

since 2000 probably earlier than 2017 but given what we know now not to the same magnitude as 2017 because the thing is this I feel like more and more people that never knew

anything about crypto has have started entering the space this year more so than ever before like I said in 2017 if you were into crypto you probably knew about it earlier on you were probably in the crypto like it's almost like a community right

I feel like now this year year is probably the first year that I'm seeing people say, what is Dogecoin? Like people that have never bought a single cryptocurrency starting to invest in. You have to understand that most people that are buying these cryptos that have heard about it for the first time this year are not buying it because they understand the underlying technology. I understand that. They're buying it because they want to turn their $100 into $10,000. And so when it crashes, those people are just as likely to exit as they were in 2017,

regardless of how many people are in the market. Like a little paper-handed bitch. You know what? I'll tell you. I have two lessons that have really helped me with this. I've said this story so many times. 2017, I bought into, back at the time, it was called Ryeblocks. What the hell is that?

I've heard of that. Yeah, Ryeblocks. I bought in, I started buying it like $1.50. And then I started buying it at like $2? Yeah. Oh, yeah. Exactly. But that was big back then.

Ryeblocks was supposed to change the game. It was like instantaneous transactions. It was one of like the fastest cryptos out there With the team that like really seemed to understand what it was all about Yeah And it that my investment went from like You know I think my average buying was like $2 and something Went to like $38

I was sitting on like a decent amount of profit And my thinking was I'm going to sell it at $44 Because I think it was Binance It was like the coin of the week or something like that And every coin of the week gets like, it gets listed on some exchange. I think it was Binance. And so it was like $38.

And I could sell instantly and just like lock in the profit. I think how much was that? Like 60 grand. So it's 50, 60, 70 grand. And this was like three something years ago too. And I was like, you know what? I'm going to sell when it, when it hits 44 and it'll be up like $100,000. It's going to get listed.

Every coin that gets listed that's going to happen. Guess what? it comes crashing down when crashing down 43 went down yeah yeah it crashed it crashed to 80 no I'm kidding

and I cashed down I mean a whole bunch of like no no in all seriousness crypto started going down sold off I held onto it thinking that it's going to get listed yeah never got listed

had an issue the whole crypto market crashed that went down to I think at its lowest point was like a dollar 20 and you bought in at $2 in something. So I wrote it from, let's say, $2 to almost $40,

back down to a dollar. What's at that right now? They didn't sell. $9, I know. I'm still holding. I still have my investment in there, believe it or not. Because at that point, it was like, I was so defeated that I was, you know what?

I'm not going to sell it. It was more work for me to figure out how to sell that thing at a dollar. So I just kept it. And at this point, it doesn't make it different. Another thing, too, about 2017. So what was Bitcoin right before? for the surge. Like was it about 500,000?

$2,000 to $3,000. Yeah. It was about $2,000 and a half thousand. Okay. After the crash happened, how low did it get? How low did it get? $3,300.

So it never went back to $2,000. No. So if you essentially bought in at $2,000, you were still up at $30. You can't make equivalence from Bitcoin and apply that to Doge coin. Like, that's not necessarily how it works. Okay.

You can't be like, see, that happened with Bitcoin. that must also happen with Dogecoin. Because for every coin that, you know, like Bitcoin, other crypto alts were, you know, they went lower than their lows. But never to zero though, right? Yeah, but they'll never go to zero. Any of them, like they don't go to zero. Because as long as there's one person holding, it has some form of value.

Okay. It's not going to go to zero. I think we've done enough convincing him to sell out of Dogecoin. I think we should move past this. All right, what are you going to talk about? I think you should try to convince us why we should invest in Dogecoin. Oh, that's a good. good one. So Kevin, he's going to try to convince you why you need to invest in Doge,

and you should try to convince him why he should sell because he's up two and a half million dollars right now. Let's hear it. So, so, so Kevin, you need a diamond hand this thing, okay? All the way to the moon because at the end of the day, this is the way. So when I look at it, I see Doge as the future of currency. There we go. Okay, Wall Street bets. At the end of the day, I feel like Doge is the currency of the future. I feel like eventually we're going to have memes the same way we share memes with each other for free. We're going to end up having memes

and matched up with currency and then I'll be able to pay you with a meme and then we're going to buy and sell with memes. Is this so like NFT memes basically? Is that what you're thinking? And then like you're doge as the underlie? Somehow. Yeah. In some way I feel like that's what's going to end up happening. And I feel like

the fact that it's 100 times better than fiat currency and the dollar bill. and all that stuff. I really do believe that one day I'll be able to go get a haircut and pay my barber with a doge coin. Now, I got to ask you, why would that barber take the volatility risk? Why wouldn't they take Bitcoin,

which moves, you know, not as rapidly up or down? Or why wouldn't they just, all right, thanks for your doge, and instantly turn it into USD and go buy some bread. He could do that, but if he's a smart guy, he'll hold on to it, and then that same amount of doge will be worth more in the future. What do you got? What's Doge got over Ethereum or like Cardano?

Branding. Branding. The fact that it's the most inviting coin, the friendliest coin, the ease of use of getting into it. Like, I think it's the bridge. I think it's the bridge between the real world and the currency, cryptocurrency world. If somebody wants to get involved in cryptocurrency, the first stop is Doge. So everyone's going to have some Doge. So maybe Bitcoin is too intimidating, but Doge is that friendly door?

open come all in. And it's cheap, too. So somebody could get a hundred those coins for a very little bit of money as opposed to a percentage of 0.000,0008 a Bitcoin. So it feels maybe more tangible because, you know, what's 0.007 of a Bitcoin? No, no, I got 10 dos. Exactly. It's a psychological thing for sure. Okay.

Okay. That's also. So what's stopping you from taking like, look, 300K buying yourself a house right now in Vegas. and just having that thing paid off. Just have it a little bit, okay? We could still run to 10 mil. I could. Up your projection by 20 cents or whatever,

but you'd have a house paid for it. I could, and that's part of the conversation we're having here. You know, I'm open to suggestions, open to different options, and taking out a little bit of money, you know, a little percentage here and there. I could totally do, and lock in a little bit of profit. See, I already knew that because I have microphones where they are. But that's beside the point.

Oh, they're there. So what suggestions have you heard? How much are you thinking about taking out? You're going to go 50% out? You're going to take out your original? Graham says 100%. Sell. Just go.

Just let it go. Now, do you believe that if you do end up selling, it's going to hurt the impression of diamond hands? I don't know. And that's something we were talking about. Like, it almost seems like in a weird way, I'm kind of what everyone looks to when they're buying those because I'm that success story and who they look to. So it's almost like I'm this. person who's holding, you know what I mean, like diamond hands to the dollar, and, and if I can do it, they can do it kind of thing. You know what I mean? You're the roaring kitty of Doge.

Roaring, yeah, yeah, roaring Doge of Reddit. I mean, that's, okay. Okay, so why, I mean, are you posting updates on, on this amount? I mean, does anybody need to know if you bought a house? You know, you sold out 700 and bought a house real quick. Does anybody do you know? I might, I might feel like a little fake, though. I might feel like a little fraud. Well, I, it maybe, maybe, but in some sense, I think everybody's scratching their heads a little bit wondering, man. Well, let me, let me ask you that. So hopefully we can be transparent about this. What was your income before this dose?

Your annual, like ballpark. $600,000 a year. What were you doing? Whoa, whoa, 60,000. 60K. No, no, no, no. I make 60K a year. Okay, okay, okay.

And what do you do? I do everything. I do video editing. I do narrations. I oversee. You're a freelancer. Yeah. Okay. How many hours a week you work? At least 40. Okay. All right. So, so right now you're working, you know, what, 40 hours times 46 weeks. You got some time off. You're working around 2,000 hours a year to make $60,000. After taxes, you know, maybe you pay 25% on average in taxes or whatever after everything. So you got about 45K leftover. What's stopping you from taking $45,000 or $450,000 after taxes out of Doge and going, bro, I just make a video about this.

I just game the system. And in two months, I just got 10 years of my day job of 2,000 hours a year for free. You have the power to do that right now. That is true. That is true. And that's part of the success story that I feel like people can look at and say, you know what? He deserves it. You know, you can take out a little bit.

that. You do that. You still got, I don't know, over 1.2, 1.3 left in Doge. Fine. Up your price, you know, goal to 3.25 or 5, whatever it's got to be to get to your 10 mil. But at least before Saturday,

man, dude, you got, in my opinion, you got literally 48 hours to press a button. Do I want to guarantee I don't have to do shit for the next 10 years. Okay.

So you're saying you're saying take out 600K. I'm saying take out whatever you need to take out to have 450 left to where you can say I got net net. Yeah, I guess I mean the tax will be a little higher. So maybe 650, 700, right? Because your rate will be a little higher. Take that out. And then you make us, you do a video about how you just, Doge just paid for 10 years. It just paid for 20,000 hours of you doing nothing if you want for the next day.

10 freaking years, you have that opportunity. You want to become an astronaut in those 10 years. You can freaking do it because of Doge. Whatever you want to be in the next 10 years is financed by you pushing that button. And just part of it, not all out, but you locking in those next 10 years right now. Vax. And essentially, Doge gave me financial freedom in a way. Dude, it's the way you branded, man.

Look, it's the way you branded. And I don't think there is a soul on this planet that is going to go on and then, The only people who would do that are people who don't have any doge, who don't understand. Who cares even when people say, you lock in 10 years, man? Come on, man, we don't know what this world's going to be like in 10 years, but I'll tell you, you're going to enjoy the next 10 years. Unless you don't blow it all, okay? You're going to have to listen to Graham and Andre.

The last thing I want to see you do is go out and buy, well, shit, I don't buy a Tesla model S plaid. And now you will go blow a fourth of it on a stupid piece of, you know, junk. No, don't do that. I like Tesla. No, no, no, no, no, she is talking about wanting it to go up an extra, like 40 grand so he could buy a Tesla. No, no, no, no, no, no. No, this is, you're going down a rabbit hole already. This is very dangerous.

You came upon this money quickly. You got to look at that money as if it's literally 20,000 hours of work. And you lock that in. Don't let it be play money. Let the first 20,000, look at it in terms of hours, let the first 20,000 hours of work. Seriously, man, the first 20,000 hours of work you just saved, let that be guaranteed. Facts. And then, look, after that, you hit 10 mil.

Bro, buy your mom of Bentley and buy yourself three, man. I don't give a crap what you do, dude. You can do whatever the hell you want with the rest, man. But come on, man. No, you're absolutely right. You're absolutely right, man. I love it. Thank you so much.

Did that convince you or did that change your mind anyway? I like the way Kevin put it. I don't know why. Isn't it so funny how, like, we're saying the same thing. We're just trying to say it in different ways. Yeah. Is she, like, maybe it's the way he broke it down in like hours of work and like, you don't have to work these hours anymore. Just lock in at least a full two, like 10 years or whatever, the way he was saying it.

We calculated that you could lock in 31 years. Yeah. 60,000 hours of your life. Or literally a lifetime if you wanted to. Yes. Facts. No, that's absolutely true. Kevin, like, man, Kevin's cool.

I like Kevin. Dang. Yeah. Yeah, Kevin's cooler than all of us. You guys are cool too. Jack's cool too. You're all cool, but Kevin. Kevin is really cool.

That guy could run for governor something. He's got a great smile. He looks so genuine every time he's slept. I feel like you really like... He's a great guy. He is. He's a great guy. He's a great guy.

Oh, for sure. He's cool. What's your plan right now? I'm going to have to like, after this podcast, I'm going to have to like go to the side and like huddle in with like Andre and put together a little game plan. But I'm definitely. thinking about doing a move by Friday.

Let's check your portfolio and see if you were off track before we end. Do you remember the exact number at the beginning of the podcast? 2.3? No, 2.2.2.27, right? Yeah. Right now it's 2.289. There we go, 19,000. Yeah.

20 grand roughly. 2.325. Wow. What? 2.325. All right. 2.324. 2.3.4.

Can you take a screenshot on that? Yeah. When we started it was at 2. So you just made like, what, 50 grand or something? Yeah, in like a second. In a second. Well, there's your Tesla, man. Oh, yeah, look, look, 50 grand.

There's your Tesla. Within the past hour, I made $50,000. There's your Tesla, bro. Take out 50 grand right now. Take out 50 grand right now. That's just your last hours of profit. He just turned off the phone like a boss. He doesn't care.

He's all in. Wow. I'm hodeling. Well, pro, thank you so much for coming on this episode of the iced coffee hour. It was great meeting you. It's an honor. I'm in the presence of greatness.

You're God amongst men. Thanks, Graham. Thank you. Thanks, Andre. Thanks, Andre, for coming back on. Introducing you guys. I'm really excited to see what happens. Because by the time this post on Saturday,

a lot will have changed. And by Sunday, I have a feeling this is, we're going to have some sort of resolution by Sunday. Something is going to happen. By Sunday. We'll put something into description. If any events happen, look for it in the description.

We'll update the description. And we'll have an update. You got to keep us post. on what happens. And just go in the description and you'll see the latest update. Let's go. On what happened.

Down to the hour. Mm-hmm. Something. If you sell or something, you just shoot us a text. I got you. The description almost instantly. Let's do it.

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