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Последната категорија на SocialFi Децентрализирани социјални мрежи каде објаснуваме на кој начин се интегрира Блокчејн технологијата во следното скалило на развој на Социјалните мрежи и нивното трансформирање од централизирани во децентрализирани и базирани на блокчејн. Дополнително објаснуваме како преносот на социјалните мрежи на блокчејн дозволува интегрирање на DeFi секторот директно во самата платформа и пренос на капитал помеѓу корисниците на платформата без медијатори!
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02:44and we can do it with this.
02:46Before we get to talk directly about this project,
02:51I will tell you what are the benefits of the social platform
02:58that we can see.
03:01The platform will be based on token-based rewards,
03:05meaning for engagement or for your content content,
03:14you can do it practically,
03:15you can do it with the token.
03:18You can do it with the blockchain.
03:22So, whether it's a token,
03:24which is an application,
03:26or a coin, which is a social platform,
03:29depends normal on all of these platforms.
03:33For example,
03:39the blockchain and the traditionalist governance
03:40is organized by DAO,
03:42not only because of the other platforms,
03:45so that's the way of trading and sharing
03:46it is to have a way of trading.
03:51You can also have the way of trading,
03:53and you can follow theok question about theoping.
03:55There are many people taking a matter
03:59as it is,
04:01so that you are literally on the internet, you don't have any right to change the rules or standards.
04:09So there are a lot of different ways that these platforms are being owned and owned,
04:14as well as the team, but also as the ones that they use.
04:19Data ownership, which is one of the most important things,
04:22with the centralization of platforms like Facebook and Instagram,
04:27everything that you use is fictive.
04:32So, anything that you use on these platforms is not yours.
04:36So, tomorrow Facebook may be able to choose your profile
04:40and you don't have anything to return,
04:42although Facebook is not allowed to do it.
04:45Facebook, Instagram, or any other platforms,
04:50there are a lot of ideas.
04:52So, the idea is that, for the sake of the socialfy,
04:56platform, the platform, the same for the same,
04:58it should be used on blockchain,
05:01so that you have a direct connection to your own products,
05:04so you don't have any direct links to your own products,
05:06so your own products are not the same as you can make them,
05:08so you want to make them to the same and they are not the same.
05:10And you are not the same as you need to make them.
05:11It is so that you are not the same as you can make them.
05:13privacy protection on the same blockchain.
05:17And so, everything that you can create,
05:21practically, is yours, and it is the blockchain,
05:24but you will be able to see if you can see
05:26whether you can see an interaction with them
05:29so that you can have a big difference.
05:31Now, another thing that you can do,
05:33for example, is that you can sell a video on Facebook,
05:36you can sell a video on Instagram,
05:38you can sell a tweet,
05:41but, with the NFT integration
05:43in the social file,
05:45which means that in this situation,
05:49you can basically,
05:51you can tokenize your creations,
05:54you can say,
05:55whether it is a video,
05:56or a video,
05:58and you can convert it into NFT,
06:00non-fungible tokens,
06:01which means that you can sell it,
06:04you can sell it,
06:05you can sell it,
06:06so that there is a big difference,
06:07as well as interoperability
06:09and, as soon as an interoperability,
06:11the social media,
06:12you can identify that.
06:14Also, in any way,
06:16there is an interoperability
06:17between these platforms,
06:19among them,
06:20so you can see that they can see
06:21the same as in future,
06:22you can see that
06:24in any case of Twitter,
06:26and those posts
06:27and Facebook,
06:28you can see that
06:29you can only create a link to this one,
06:30which means that it is.
06:32It's not a preview, not a thumbnail, why is it so?
06:36It's because of the platform, between themselves,
06:39it's actually going to break for the same thing.
06:41And, normally, there are additional purchases that have been in the future.
06:45But the idea is that content is not possible to share it with you
06:51or to share it with you on another social platform.
06:56So, it's just a way to explain how potentially look,
06:59what are the characteristics of the platform?
07:01It's normal when it comes to social file.
07:03So, the fact that these platforms need to be made on blockchain,
07:07the blockchain of the same thing,
07:09which is for all of them,
07:11it will be very easy to have interoperability.
07:15So, these information, capital, NFTs,
07:20and capital-based,
07:21that can be very easy to bring out one platform,
07:24or one other blockchain.
07:27And, just on the slide,
07:29so that you can see how potentially it looks like it is.
07:31I think it's one thing to do with it.
07:33So, it's one thing to do with it.
07:35So, it's one thing to do with it.
07:37It's one thing to do with it.
07:39It's one thing to do with it.
07:41But, the platform, the same thing,
07:43it's not like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and other things,
07:47it's based on software,
07:49which is directly and directly and completely owned by the company.
07:51And, they are the ones who say
07:53whether they're not.
07:55It's a decentralized software,
07:57which is decentralized,
07:59which is decentralized.
08:01which is your information,
08:02which is your video music,
08:03which is your video music.
08:05Everything that you post is practically
08:07on this blockchain.
08:08The blockchain,
08:09it's a decentralized memory,
08:11so that it's a memory,
08:12so that it's a memory,
08:14so that it's so-called,
08:15and it's so-called,
08:16it's a little bit change.
08:17So, you have a situation where you are
08:18about the social media,
08:20where you have practically
08:22a problem with your content.
08:24This is the same thing.
08:26This is directly on your own.
08:28So, it's all that you share with it
08:30with the information.
08:31It's not a big deal.
08:32Or, you have one of the information
08:34in a blockchain,
08:36it's a big deal.
08:37So, it's a big deal.
08:39So, your profile is one of your own.
08:41It's a big deal.
08:43So, your profile is one of your own.
08:45as well as I can see, I can see that,
08:47which is practically I can see that
08:49for all of them, which is so
08:51that they have been doing
08:53with the transaction with this blockchain,
08:55which is what is the situation
08:57that is a
08:59social social platform.
09:03Basically, I can see that
09:05I can see that
09:07you can see the participants
09:09in this social platform.
09:11You can see them, but
09:13you can see them
09:15and you can see them
09:17and create them
09:19on the blockchain.
09:21So, in a way,
09:23blockchain is only
09:25there is a place where there is
09:27interaction with the blockchain.
09:29But, in the same way,
09:31everyone is making a interaction
09:33directly on blockchain.
09:35As a category,
09:37it is a very small category
09:39and it is very important because
09:41it is a category that
09:43together with all these projects
09:45have only one billion dollars,
09:47it is a category that is very new.
09:49We have to think about it
09:51as a category, but
09:53it is one of the factors that
09:55it is a very small category
09:57with the projects that are
09:59in fact,
10:01it is about 170 to 100
10:03million dollars.
10:05So, for us, it is not
10:07that we have to look at
10:08the projects
10:09that we have to talk about
10:10and that we have to talk about
10:11and that we have to talk about
10:12and that we have to do it.
10:13and that we have to talk about
10:14how to look at socialfy
10:15or how to
10:17centralize the platform
10:18to be able to
10:19bring it
10:20to socialfy
10:21движение.
10:22So,
10:23let's not forget,
10:24the socialfy
10:25движение,
10:26which is decentralized
10:27is a very good
10:29tool.
10:32As I said,
10:33it is not
10:34that it is not
10:35that it is
10:36that it is
10:37that it is
10:38that it is
10:39that it is
10:40super,
10:41why not?
10:42We will definitely
10:43accept it.
10:44Now,
10:45we will have to work on a project
10:46from ICP,
10:47which is a whole
10:48on-chain platform,
10:49as we have to talk about
10:50definition.
10:51I will just mention
10:52the most important thing
10:53and the problem.
10:54Look,
10:55this is a new project
10:56which is UX Link.
10:58We can see
10:59that there is a story
11:00from July
11:01that was
11:02that is
11:04a new project
11:09that is
11:10really
11:11a new project
11:12and so,
11:13we can see
11:14on the next two projects
11:16we will take
11:17that
11:18in the next few weeks
11:20we will take
11:22aще
11:23to the next two projects
11:25and when
11:26we will take
11:27the end of this
11:28list
11:29that
11:30is
11:31For example, if you have DeFi or DeFi, you'll have a menu bar, but at the same time you'll have a landing and borrowing, you'll have a on-off ramps, so all that is being used to this category, will be normal in the same category for CoinGecko.
11:45And now, as you look at this, you don't have a direct platform, but you don't have a blockchain project, which momentally, you can make a decentralized application and so on.
11:56The second one, Galaxy, so it's the same situation, which is practically the beginning of the bull market, the beginning of the bull market, and we look at it that there isn't a good situation in the bull market, which is normal for all the rest of it.
12:12And the same situation, onboarding the world on Web3.
12:15Moreover, it's a question for the platform, but as you can see, the website, which is the same thing.
12:23Over here, keep seeing them, you can see and search for the right-hand side things which are therefore possible, which are basic things that there is a kind of traditional application.
12:35.
13:00Hive is one of the older ones that we can see in 2020, but in the next situation,
13:05according to the application, it is a question for blockchain, which is created.
13:11For example, Air is a question for ecosystem, which, when you click on it,
13:16can show the most different applications that are created.
13:19It is a question for blockchain, not for on-chain platform.
13:25So, we will not be looking at it, normally, when one of these projects is not done,
13:30we will take care of it and take care of it and take care of it and take care of it.
13:35For the reason, we will show how potentially one of the platforms is a platform, SocialFi,
13:41an interesting example is OCApp, which is practically done on ICP,
13:50which is a decentralized platform, very similar to
13:55on forum, even on Discord.
13:59So, look, every one of these creators has their own community, their own chat,
14:07on which they have more than 10,000 members of each of them,
14:10who practically communicate with each other on the various topics.
14:14Now, what is interesting about this?
14:16So, you can see how you look at it, just to see how you look at it.
14:18So, this is one of the most important ones, which is one of the most important ones,
14:21which is Jerry Benfield, which is a YouTube channel, which is Jerry Benfield.
14:23So, look, when you open it, you can't wait to see it, you can't wait to see it,
14:28if you don't have a certain token token.
14:30So, it is one of the most important ones.
14:32So, this is a platform that you have to create a token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token
15:02OMOA is a decentralized and autonomous organization for something,
15:06which is the idea, and it doesn't have to go into it.
15:08The idea is the next one.
15:09We practically did not have any kind of token token,
15:16because we have to go into it.
15:18Just to see what we have to do with our cheat.
15:22We have 500 cheat tokens, because we have to do it because we have to do it.
15:27The cheat token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token token
15:57how to make capital capital from one another address
16:02because every one of these members has a personal account
16:07and has a personal account
16:11just to see if it's here, I don't know if it's here
16:14look, this is a simple example
16:15this is how it looks like
16:17so this is a comment, for example, I can look at the type of a person
16:22who will be in crypto
16:24which means ICP
16:25in-wav that were all available
16:26доступs to the environment
16:29these are all the points needed
16:31for the live crypto
16:33as we can set the type
16:34how to set the type
16:34are all the type
16:35that you can and refer the type
16:37as often as you can
16:39그건 engage
16:41on chain
16:42platform
16:42on chain
16:43where you see the
16:45ka Сегодня
16:45those are the
16:48same
16:48page
16:49in- tom
16:50you can look to the
16:51to create crypto and to tokenize on the thing that is momentarily
16:55in this forum or Discord, as you can see.
17:00So let's look at this one.
17:01There are a lot of groups that have hundreds of thousands, thousands of people
17:05who are momentarily involved.
17:07Practically, we have to use Patreon for example,
17:10and we have to leave a moment on one of these Discord.
17:13So everyone can participate in this one.
17:16First, we have to do it with the information.
17:20Also, consider whether we have tokenized our videos
17:23and a few of them are offering, how the NFT would be.
17:26Give them a video that we have at the same time,
17:28and for example, if you buy something,
17:30our group has to do it,
17:31and, you know, here is where the joint content you have here,
17:35and here you go over here,
17:37and where you can buy NFT and we can buy something,
17:39and that's our video.
17:40On a pretty part of this is a different moment.
17:42Just a show you how about it.
17:44It looks like it looks like a pretty interesting.
17:46It's interesting.
17:47This is the second check on the social platform,
17:51especially on the fact that you have a private private.
17:54This is the best moment.
17:56How is it?
17:57I just want to show you how it looks.
17:59If you look at it, you can see it very easily.
18:02Openchat.app
18:04and one bit on the work that we have to do.
18:07ICP is one of the unique blockchain
18:09which can be the whole application
18:12which can be done directly on blockchain.
18:17One of the redcats blockchain
18:18that has a great extent of the blockchain
18:20which is a great extent of the blockchain
18:22which is very interesting,
18:24but as you can see it,
18:26it can be done on-chain completely.
18:29It can be done on-chain.
18:31It can be done on-chain.
18:33It can be done on-chain.
18:35So it is the end of the work.
18:37And you can make a profile
18:40since you need to remove one based on blockchain,
18:43even if you don't do it,
18:44but you get more Esiyorum,
18:46you can only wires you can come on
18:48to your website so you can build one based on blockchain node
18:51on one based on-chain profit
18:53since you can put a statewide API
18:54so that you need to remove another undomation
18:55that possible.
18:56It can also safely offer Statistics
18:57from Amazon Academy as well such as
19:00A basis
19:01is based on a smart network
19:03as our social network
19:04according to the fields
19:05as social networks
19:07We have an interesting example of two examples, which I would like to share with you on this one,
19:16which shows that not only the new platforms that we currently look at,
19:20but also the ones that we really focus on the same thing.
19:24The first thing we need to remember is that these social fight platforms have a lot of pressure
19:31and have a lot of pressure that we need to do that.
19:33That's why, for example, they are trying to get into the centralize,
19:37which are a little bit more restrictive,
19:40and so they are identical to the dictatorship,
19:42so that creator or the subject for this platform
19:46can be allowed to make it possible.
19:51For example, on Facebook you can't be anything that you can do with the social media.
19:56If you have it, you will see it now.
19:59As you can see on Twitter, it is a situation where you can see it, but even fake information, you can see it.
20:08But it is a difference between, for a while, the moment is the decentralized platform.
20:14And now, where is the problem?
20:15If you have a potential social file platform on-chain, as it is, for example, OpenChat, look.
20:21The first problem is the huge number of transactions.
20:26All of this is the one-chain, all of this is transaction.
20:31So, according to this, a big deal of blockchain, it is not possible to deal with transactions.
20:40It is a work that you do first need to do it.
20:43As you can see on-chain blockchain, it is normal to do it.
20:48But for ICP, it is not a problem.
20:51I believe that it is one of the problems.
20:54For that, the development, or the rest of it, it is a problem for the public.
21:04So, it is not a problem.
21:06If it is popular, it is not a problem.
21:08It is a problem.
21:09It is, regulatoryness.
21:10It is, whether there are rights.
21:12How that could be organized on global level.
21:16Because during the time you create a social file platform, the platform is global.
21:21For Facebook and Google, there are some localities in the countries where you are allowed to do it.
21:26As in a way, you don't use the American applications in China.
21:30apps in China, and again, there are apps in China that can't be used to use
21:34on the internet, for example, there are a lot of apps in China that can't be used on TikTok.
21:38It means that, for a reason, that these are centralized platforms,
21:42which are directly controlled by the regulators, which are active,
21:48socialfy is a very different situation, so that you can't control it.
21:54So it's a problem with which I'm sure they can't control it.
21:58So, in the moment, they will be popular.
22:01So, if you have to go to the first, I'm sure you will see it.
22:04But, on a way, it's actually a bit of a positive characteristics
22:09on blockchain technology, so that they can't handle the momentary
22:14of the use of these, as they can't control it, so that they can't control it.
22:20So, again, we'll see it.
22:22So, how do you see intellectuals and the right,
22:25So on the day of time, it can be easily copied things
22:28Even if it's on-chain, you can see it on-chain
22:30You can see it on-chain
22:31and see it on-chain
22:32and see it on-chain
22:34So you can see it on-chain
22:37and make a normal crash
22:38and so on-chain
22:41And there is a bit of a lot of them
22:44Fake users
22:45and so on-chain
22:47And how you can make it on-chain
22:49When you make it real, you can't do it on-chain
22:50especially OnChain can be very easy to make those DDoS attacks
22:55which are very high-quality bots, which can be very easy to do with these platforms
23:02so they will be able to do it as they will be able to do it
23:05but if you ask me, maybe OnChain can be more easy to make it
23:08because OnChain can be very easy to make it
23:12so that OnChain can be very easy to make it
23:15fake, especially when you can make it
23:19some AI agents that will focus on it
23:23and they will focus on it
23:25and if not, there will be an example
23:28when Twitter was bought by Elon Musk
23:31which, according to the statistics
23:33,
23:36about 30% of the profiles on Instagram
23:39were lazy
23:40so you can imagine
23:42when it's like a centralized, high-quality,
23:48and one of the most famous platforms
23:50can be allowed to do something
23:52so you can imagine
23:53how it will be for a new platform
23:55and one of the first one
23:56should be a new one
23:57and one of the first one
23:58should be a little bit
23:59and one of the first one
24:00and one of the first one
24:01how is it going to be realized
24:02with the return
24:03of the return
24:04of the return
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24:30the same as a normal person,
24:33which means that when you lose a clutch,
24:37potentially, it will be impossible to get back.
24:41Because it is because of your protection.
24:42Not because of the fact that you have to get back and
24:44it is good that you don't have to get back.
24:46Yes, when someone else has your clutch,
24:50it will be very easy to get back to you.
24:53So, there is no difference if we allow new social file
24:57platforms that have a practical way to get back or have your clutch.
25:04At the moment, it is nothing more different than the
25:06centralized platforms, and then I will say that it is only
25:11a circle around.
25:12So, when you have to get back to social file platforms,
25:15I think that the clutch should be able to get back to your
25:18own and the answer to your own.
25:23Fake news, as well as fake users,
25:25so they will find things like them with their own.
25:27So, there is something that, first,
25:28it is important to see how it is regulated.
25:30It is not worth the regulation that is not worth it.
25:32The regulation that we have a number of years
25:34is not a threat and that we have to say that
25:36let us know that we have to get back to our lives.
25:38To be real, and to be able to see what we have in today's world,
25:41especially in the future,
25:42for those facts that I will call them a fact checker,
25:45which is normal,
25:48that they will judge that they will judge that they are right,
25:51and that they will judge that they will judge that they will not be right,
25:53There are no links to facts, no links to the tests,
25:56if you don't think about it, you will have a right to do it.
26:01Or you will be ashamed of it.
26:03So I believe that this is a very much more powerful thing to do.
26:07This is a type of intelligence.
26:10Even though it is a little bit like...
26:14It's not a problem that the intelligence is not a limited one.
26:17For the same time, the intelligence is not a limited one.
26:21So that's the kind of work that we should be able to work on this category.
26:25And that's the normal economic model.
26:29Because if the performance itself doesn't work and doesn't work,
26:33then it doesn't have to be a profit.
26:37However, it may be like DAO,
26:41transactions, and now I'm going to call NFT
26:44production, production, or transfer
26:46on capital. NIS platform
26:49will be, like I said, on Platini's fee,
26:52which will be used as capital on DAO,
26:55which will be used for the function of the platform.
26:58I believe that it will be a very interesting way
27:00to be able to do it. But normal,
27:01it will be a very interesting way to use it on my own way.
27:05It's an interesting way to look at how moment it will happen.
27:07Look at it. We have a situation in which
27:09X, first of all,
27:12that we don't forget, momentally,
27:14bar a license
27:16so that it can be a
27:18placard service,
27:20so that it will be an online payment,
27:22so that it will not be done,
27:25but in the meantime, we will see how actively works on these tips.
27:28These tips will be similar to the same as the placard service.
27:31On the moment in which it will be made by the placard service,
27:33it will be made by these tips.
27:35So,
27:36that it will be a little bit more than the placard service,
27:38so that you can see that you can see the placard service,
27:39and that it will be allowed in one period.
27:41It will be a bit more than the cash application.
27:43But in the meantime,
27:45I believe that it will be a normal crypto wallet.
27:49The fact that Twitter doesn't have to be in cash, they don't have to be in stable coins for the first time, so it's normal to be in this situation.
28:02And it's the same thing that we know.
28:04So, if we don't have a project, something that we've been doing in our work, and we're going to go and grab it with the backshish profile or the comment.
28:14So, this is an interesting way to see that centralize the platforms are moving on-chain.
28:21That's why this is a lot easier to do with blockchain.
28:27So, it's a lot easier to do with blockchain.
28:31So, this is a lot easier to do with blockchain.
28:33So, this is a lot easier to do with blockchain.
28:36If it's not done with blockchain, it's easy to do that.
28:43That's more difficult to do this right.
28:45that can be made capital, and normally many times
28:49that potentially Dogecoin will be the value of X.
28:53If that happens, Dogecoin will be implemented in Twitter very easily,
28:57but it will not be any kind of example.
28:59The other aspect of it is that all these tips,
29:01and so on, and so on, and so on,
29:03and so on, and so on, and so on,
29:05and so on, and so on,
29:07it will be implemented on Twitter very easily,
29:09with the fact that Musk is a pro-crypto,
29:11and it will be a very good aspect
29:15that it will be able to use crypto-crypto.
29:19And now, don't forget that Twitter is not an on-chain platform.
29:23There is a standard, centralized platform
29:25like Facebook and other things
29:27where I put centralized memory,
29:29but if anything else,
29:31if anything else, even if DeFi has DeFi,
29:33it will be the fact that there is DeFi,
29:36it will be the same to it,
29:38and that it will have a deal
29:40that is social file,
29:42and, on the other hand,
29:44potentially,
29:46Twitter will be potentially on-chain.
29:48Another interesting thing on the other side
29:50is that Tone and Telegram.
29:52Telegram is one of the most important
29:54applications for me,
29:56and that is encrypted for me,
29:58and that is encrypted for me,
30:00an app for me,
30:02and that Tone is a blockchain
30:04that is a blockchain
30:06and now,
30:23you should need information.
30:25You can put Tone
30:26a blockchain platform.
30:28on Telegram application.
30:29It's not just like you're paying for it.
30:30It's not just like you're paying for it.
30:32It's not just like you're paying for it.
30:34I don't know if you're paying for it, but Telegram has their own
30:38mini-application.
30:41So, as we can see, these mini-application are made
30:44on a ton, and then you can use it on Telegram.
30:47For example, everyone who has used Telegram
30:49can use these apps, which are the most important
30:52on the chat.
30:54You can't imagine if you're using this,
30:56or whatever, you can't imagine.
30:58You can see, this is a digital finance,
31:00DEX, NFT, Y, so-called.
31:03So, you can see,
31:04basically 9 million users.
31:06If you have to use Telegram,
31:08on every one of them, they are not available.
31:10And how do they do it?
31:12They are using a ton token.
31:14They have implemented it on what they call.
31:18So, they've got blockchain,
31:20which is associated with social platforms.
31:23which will give the DeFi platform, which is directly accessible to the people who use DeFi platform.
31:34This is a symbiotic moment where we have a traditional decentralized platform,
31:41which functions in the DeFi platform.
31:45This is a very interesting moment, but it is falling in this category.
31:49While the platform is not decentralized and on-chain,
31:54DeFi is completely integrated and it works on-chain.
31:58So this is a very interesting combination of two.
32:02So this is all about social file.
32:05This is a different category.
32:08This is a very different category.
32:10I believe that soon we will see the future.
32:13Because if you have integration of blockchain technology,
32:17it is normal that it will be integrated into this category.
32:21And it will also be integrated into this category.
32:23It will also be that it will not be a person that it will not be a person
32:26that it will not be a person that it will not be used to use
32:29one of the platforms that will be available to the market.
32:33And don't forget that it will be an enormity with the internet
32:36with the adoption of the internet,
32:38which means that it will be a normal scale.
32:40It will be centralized and decentralized.
32:42It will be a decentralized platform for social communication.
32:47But then, it will be a long time to find the future.
32:49And I believe that it will be a future of the future.
32:51And I believe that it will be a future of the future.
32:53So, for each other, I believe that we will start with any potential champions
33:04and we can invest in one of them.
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