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Блокчејн/Крипто Технологија vs Компјутерска и Интернет технологија и адоптација
1. Ahead of the curve - значење во адоптација на технологија и напредок???
2. Историја на Компјутерската техника и Интернет технологијата
- Како изгледал нивниот развој визуелно
- Што успеале да постигнат
- Можноста за поврзување - клучен факто за развој на оваа технологија
- Како тоа било прифатено од тогашните - Диносауруси
- Кој е степенот на адоптација моментално во светот
2. Техничка корелација на развојот на интернет и компјутерите со Крипто технологијата
- Блокчејн = Развој на Интернет и компјутери во 1960-70тите
- Важност на меѓуповрзаност за глобална адоптација - до кој степен сме стигнале моментално
3. Корелација на степен на глобална адоптација
- Моментална корелација и каде се наоѓаме во Блокчејн наспроти Интернет и Комп.
- Брзина на Блокчејн наспроти Интернет
4. Првата сфера во историјата каде Retail секторот имал шанса да влезе со инвестирање пред Институциите, Банките и Корпорациите!!!
Сето она што е објавено на нашиот канал е од исклучиво едукационен карактер. Ве повикуваме да оставите ваш коментар со мислење околу нашите содржини и да ни помогнете да го унапредиме нашиот нов канал. Секоја ваша помош со ставање на Like на нашите видеа, субскрипција на нашиот канал како и споделување на овие материјали помага во распространување на оваа незастапена наука во Македонија па и пошироко, за што сме ви однапред благодарни. Помогнете ни да пораснеме како канал за да можеме ние да помогнеме на многумина во нашата земја на кои им се потребни овие едукативни материјали. Ви благодариме за соработката и се надеваме уживате во нашите материјали.
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1. Ahead of the curve - значење во адоптација на технологија и напредок???
2. Историја на Компјутерската техника и Интернет технологијата
- Како изгледал нивниот развој визуелно
- Што успеале да постигнат
- Можноста за поврзување - клучен факто за развој на оваа технологија
- Како тоа било прифатено од тогашните - Диносауруси
- Кој е степенот на адоптација моментално во светот
2. Техничка корелација на развојот на интернет и компјутерите со Крипто технологијата
- Блокчејн = Развој на Интернет и компјутери во 1960-70тите
- Важност на меѓуповрзаност за глобална адоптација - до кој степен сме стигнале моментално
3. Корелација на степен на глобална адоптација
- Моментална корелација и каде се наоѓаме во Блокчејн наспроти Интернет и Комп.
- Брзина на Блокчејн наспроти Интернет
4. Првата сфера во историјата каде Retail секторот имал шанса да влезе со инвестирање пред Институциите, Банките и Корпорациите!!!
Сето она што е објавено на нашиот канал е од исклучиво едукационен карактер. Ве повикуваме да оставите ваш коментар со мислење околу нашите содржини и да ни помогнете да го унапредиме нашиот нов канал. Секоја ваша помош со ставање на Like на нашите видеа, субскрипција на нашиот канал како и споделување на овие материјали помага во распространување на оваа незастапена наука во Македонија па и пошироко, за што сме ви однапред благодарни. Помогнете ни да пораснеме како канал за да можеме ние да помогнеме на многумина во нашата земја на кои им се потребни овие едукативни материјали. Ви благодариме за соработката и се надеваме уживате во нашите материјали.
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00:00:00Welcome to Crypto Enthusiasts!
00:00:02Today we have a very interesting video.
00:00:05First, I want to thank you to Crypto Hub Malta
00:00:09and to Simply Staking from Malta
00:00:12which is basically an inspiration for this video.
00:00:18It is because Simply Staking, as I said,
00:00:22is a company that is doing staking in Malta
00:00:25and, as I said, they are doing 1,5% of the income of Ethereum
00:00:31in the world.
00:00:32It is a billion dollars.
00:00:34But, as I said, it is a very scary video
00:00:37and it is going to be a presentation of Crypto Hub Malta
00:00:39where it will be inspired by my video.
00:00:42But, it is only one segment
00:00:44which is the comparison of where it will be
00:00:47when it will be a blockchain
00:00:49when it will be prepared
00:00:51with the computer technology.
00:00:54And, today, we will make an analysis of blockchain technology
00:00:58not only for computer technology,
00:01:01but also for Internet technology.
00:01:04That is because Internet technology is
00:01:07very correlated with computer technology.
00:01:10And, in fact, we have one
00:01:14which is a synchronician
00:01:19which is one and the other one
00:01:20but there is not a logic.
00:01:21So, blockchain,
00:01:23it is not just anywhere
00:01:24and then we will do it
00:01:26and then we will do it
00:01:28all of it.
00:01:29We will do it
00:01:30As we can see it, that's the way it's the way we go.
00:01:33So, we have a solution, you can see it is the way you can see it.
00:01:36That's what we know, especially for computer and internet technologies.
00:01:40And then to find out that we can see it on blockchain.
00:01:42And it's the way we can see it.
00:01:44And it's the way we can see it.
00:01:47And to make the decision to make it,
00:01:50the way we can see it,
00:01:52the way we can see it
00:01:54on this way.
00:01:56to take advantage of the technology that was made in the future.
00:02:00Therefore, the technology will be given the opportunity for the next technology.
00:02:06That's why it is very important to make such a correlation.
00:02:10For the first time, we need to understand why it is so important to be in the future
00:02:16before it is happening.
00:02:18Without a doubt, whether it is a change in the future
00:02:21or a change in the future,
00:02:24it is very important to be in the future.
00:02:27Like the Americans said, ahead of the curve,
00:02:31it is important to understand how it is about new technologies,
00:02:36new trends,
00:02:38without a doubt, whether it is a change in the future
00:02:41or global sector.
00:02:43Now, why is it important?
00:02:45To look at the moment,
00:02:46the chronology of the most important things
00:02:50in the world when it is a change in the future.
00:02:53It is a change in the future.
00:02:55How is it important?
00:02:56It is a change in the future.
00:02:57It is important to understand why it is important to know
00:02:59how it is the most important and important.
00:03:01as well as irrigation, as well as it was.
00:03:05But in the first time, why is it so important?
00:03:09Now, it will give you a way to understand why is it so important
00:03:13that people who have computer technology and internet
00:03:17have been very much higher than the fact that they don't have to do it.
00:03:25For example, for example, it is Baruto.
00:03:29For example, why is it possible to destroy Europe?
00:03:33There is no one situation where the conquistadors
00:03:37could not destroy the U.C. if not Baruto.
00:03:41For example, they had a technical power on all of them
00:03:45and they could destroy them, they could destroy them,
00:03:49they could destroy them, they could destroy them,
00:03:53only because they had a technical power on them.
00:03:57They could destroy them, and they could destroy them.
00:03:59They could destroy them, and they could destroy them.
00:04:01They could destroy them, and they could destroy them.
00:04:03They could destroy them, and they could destroy them.
00:04:07And they could destroy them.
00:04:09And they could destroy them.
00:04:11So, if they do this, they could destroy them,
00:04:13These are the ones that were exclusive to one nation, such as the compass, or the machine, or the printing press,
00:04:25all these are the ones that were completely changed in the world.
00:04:29First of all, it's important to take part of the engine,
00:04:34so in this situation it will be part of the locomotive.
00:04:37So until the end of the year, it will not be able to take part of the locomotive.
00:04:43But when it comes to the locomotive or the motor,
00:04:46you will not only have the transport or transport,
00:04:49but there are the ones that are revolutionized,
00:04:52and the ones that are not able to take part of the new technology,
00:04:57they will remain.
00:04:58For example.
00:05:00The VDK-2-Rabotildici momentarily is created a type of text.
00:05:04It's really important that the one is RACS,
00:05:07and the other one is RACS,
00:05:09and the other one is RACS,
00:05:11which is quite practical,
00:05:13and the other type of motor.
00:05:14So, here we have a RACS,
00:05:18and the other type of motor that you can work for RACS,
00:05:21and the other type of motor,
00:05:23It's really important that this was the first part.
00:05:25The problem is when one of them will be able to take another job, because they have a lot of great development for the first time.
00:05:33It's normal that the people who are being a dinosaur and don't want to take care of this new technology,
00:05:41it's normal that they will be able to take care of the game.
00:05:45If we continue, we will have a lot of fun.
00:05:47It's not just one of them, it's just one of them.
00:05:49It's just one of them.
00:05:51It's just one of them.
00:05:53It's just one of them.
00:05:55It's just one of them.
00:05:57It's just one of them.
00:05:59It's just one of them.
00:06:01For example, the phone.
00:06:03For the use of the phone, the phone was a key tool for the communication.
00:06:09In the moment when the phone was released by Alexander Bell,
00:06:13you have a situation where the phone will have a lot of attention,
00:06:19a lot of capital that was invested in it.
00:06:22Why?
00:06:23Because you have a lot of information.
00:06:25You have a lot of information.
00:06:27You have a lot of information.
00:06:29You have a lot of information.
00:06:31You have a lot of information.
00:06:33I can't wait to see it.
00:06:35You have a little bit.
00:06:37And there are some difficulties.
00:06:39What is that it's not so important?
00:06:40It's almost one of them.
00:06:42The matter is,
00:06:43An internal combustion engine.
00:06:45The internal combustion engine.
00:06:47It's almost the moment when you have the first part
00:06:49when you use the engine wheels.
00:06:51For like this,
00:06:53they are more efficient than vehicles.
00:06:55They are more efficient than vehicles.
00:06:57It's really easy to do.
00:06:59It's a very good thing that you don't have to be able to get the money, because they are not used to it.
00:07:06So you have a situation where you say that you have a new technology and you don't have a chance to achieve it.
00:07:11It's a standard job.
00:07:13It's a very important thing to be able to get the ones that are special about technology
00:07:21and that you look at the fact that you don't have a great potential to make a press.
00:07:26It's just to revolutionize the whole range of the way you can see it.
00:07:30Without a doubt, whether it's for transport, whether it's for industry, whether it's for something else.
00:07:36It's just to do it.
00:07:38And if you look at how it's moving, it's just like the avion.
00:07:42The avion industry, when it comes to the end of the day,
00:07:46is very small to use the avion industry for transport.
00:07:49Because the avion industry is very fast.
00:07:51And the avion industry is very fast.
00:07:58And many times we've talked about it.
00:08:00First, it's a big part that we have to say,
00:08:05because only with the idea of a head of the curve,
00:08:08you can make the advantage of the avion industry.
00:08:10Meaning, you can be able to make new technologies,
00:08:15but not only with anything, but something that really has potential.
00:08:19And now, no one can't be sure.
00:08:21To be clear.
00:08:22Let's go for example.
00:08:24The nuclear technology,
00:08:26in a certain moment,
00:08:28in the 60s and 70s,
00:08:30during the war,
00:08:33it was realized that it was a daily day.
00:08:36Even if it was a daily day.
00:08:38If it was a long time,
00:08:41it was a long time that the magnet,
00:08:45which were made by the fossil fuel material,
00:08:46it's not a normal model,
00:08:48because 1 kg of uranium
00:08:52can take 100 years of life
00:08:54without any needs of energy.
00:08:56It's not a normal model,
00:08:58it's not a normal model.
00:08:59and that's why they have to do it.
00:09:01So, in this situation,
00:09:03they were able to eliminate the technology,
00:09:06practically,
00:09:07just to say that it's dead.
00:09:09But we can't say that
00:09:11we can't fight on anything that is new,
00:09:14because it's possible that
00:09:16we can't destroy it.
00:09:18We can't destroy it.
00:09:20We can't destroy it.
00:09:22And so,
00:09:23we can't destroy it.
00:09:25We can't destroy it.
00:09:27I'm very happy to explain how the technology is moving.
00:09:31Normally,
00:09:32the people who have been competitive in this situation
00:09:34are saying that Internet doesn't have a chance to achieve it.
00:09:36And, again, Internet doesn't have a chance to achieve it.
00:09:39So,
00:09:41email is not a chance to achieve it.
00:09:43And email is an email,
00:09:44and in a moment, no one can't use email.
00:09:46So,
00:09:47the television for Netflix,
00:09:48the hotel for Airbnb,
00:09:50the Uber,
00:09:51and the moment,
00:09:52we can't do that on the moment,
00:09:54and that's where we are with blockchain technology.
00:09:56Because now we can understand
00:09:58the first of all,
00:09:59we can understand
00:10:00what is happening with the computer technology
00:10:03and see how the data really developed
00:10:05so that we can provide a correlation
00:10:06with the blockchain technology.
00:10:07So,
00:10:09Story of computer technology and Internet technology
00:10:11and how is it displayed
00:10:12their growth visual?
00:10:14This is how the computers look
00:10:16computers from 1950, so you don't forget that at the beginning of the computer,
00:10:22it was just a single hangar.
00:10:24One single hangar was needed for you to have a computer,
00:10:28so you can see how many times it was going to be done.
00:10:32How we move towards the end, so it was more sophisticated.
00:10:36Every decade, you will have a number of people on this.
00:10:40It was just 30 years.
00:10:42One single hangar was needed for only one computer.
00:10:47And now, how we move towards the end of the day,
00:10:49we have a lot of screens and everything.
00:10:51But the most important thing is that we need to be aware of.
00:10:54Look at the 1930s.
00:10:56One single hangar is one computer.
00:10:58And the processor processor is small.
00:11:01But that's the way.
00:11:03That's the way the technology has been developed.
00:11:05Now, it's important to know that it's been needed for 100 years
00:11:09for the technology of one hangar to be transformed into a mobile device
00:11:14that we can use in our mobile device.
00:11:17So, with one hangar,
00:11:19for minimal processing power to, not know,
00:11:23to have enormous processing power in our mobile device.
00:11:26So, this is what it looks like.
00:11:28So, this is what it looks like,
00:11:30just to be clear,
00:11:31that the computer was much older,
00:11:33before the second World War 2,
00:11:34only because it was like a computer.
00:11:36It was like a computer.
00:11:37It was like the first machine that was made
00:11:39encryption,
00:11:40especially when it was made for the military communication.
00:11:43So, this is how it looked like it was 60 years.
00:11:45So, this is one computer.
00:11:46This is one computer.
00:11:47This is one computer.
00:11:48This is one computer.
00:11:49And so,
00:11:50we got to see all the things that are moving on through.
00:11:51So, I think so,
00:11:52we have to collect all the information that we are holding through Mindset.
00:11:54So, we are working on that,
00:11:55and so on,
00:11:56let's go and do that again.
00:11:57So, this is what we are doing.
00:11:58Finding out of the 21st century,
00:11:59the Internet also helps us to see what we are doing.
00:12:00So, we are still doing.
00:12:01And so,
00:12:02we're ultimately getting a innovative idea of Internet innovation.
00:12:05And so we're going to look at the Internet development.
00:12:06We are going to look at the Internet-internet.
00:12:08In the 20th century you will learn about the fascinating history
00:12:10and evolution of the Internet.
00:12:11The Internet is a game-changing network of interconnected computers
00:12:14that has transformed the way we communicate
00:12:15and access information.
00:12:18This is the main point of view, Internet has no need to be needed if there is a computer.
00:12:23That is why it is not a system that is divided, it is a system that is together.
00:12:29One without the other one has no idea.
00:12:32Computer have already been built, but during the moment when they have internet,
00:12:36it has been a problem for the adoption.
00:12:39To the point of view, there is only an exclusive need for the mechanical work
00:12:46and it is a system that needs to be done.
00:12:48So, let's see how it happened after that.
00:13:04In the beginning, Internet was not known.
00:13:07Internet was not known as a lot, around 80-90-90-90.
00:13:13So, for the whole 20-30 years, Internet was literally a state of mind.
00:13:19So, as you can see, in America, it was a state of mind.
00:13:24But it was literally a state of mind for communication between, you know,
00:13:29and the scientists, and the army.
00:13:31Popularity.
00:13:32The invention of the world wide web in the early 1990s made it much more accessible and easier to navigate.
00:13:38So, here is the moment.
00:13:39So, there is one more need for it to be a global adoption.
00:13:45The first website was launched in 1991, and before long,
00:13:49millions of people were using the Internet to access information,
00:13:51communicate, and do business.
00:13:53Fast forward to today, and the Internet has become an integral part of our daily lives.
00:13:57We use it to stay connected with friends and family, shop, learn, work, and more.
00:14:01It's also a platform for social and political activism, and a tool for spreading information.
00:14:06And the idea was that in 1990, when the first time was launched,
00:14:11the world wide web, and the first time was created, the first Internet to be made,
00:14:16the Internet to be made, and at that moment, it started to be clearly useful for all the world.
00:14:21So, it's normal.
00:14:22All the world is critical in the beginning, but the rest is only about the world's most important.
00:14:28We have to think about the world and how the world is growing.
00:14:33As the world's most important, just imagine trying to live without the Internet now?
00:14:36It's hard even to figure out.
00:14:38So, if you think about it, you can't understand that you can't understand that you can't understand that you can't understand that you can't understand that.
00:14:45So, Web1 is a www.
00:14:49It's the first web website and the first web website.
00:14:52What is the point of the web website?
00:14:55I'll talk about it, but I hope you will know how the development of the internet is currently.
00:15:00Because of the computer technology, so the internet is developed.
00:15:04On Web1, when it comes to the first time to enter into the Makedonija,
00:15:09dial-up internet, even if they don't have it at home,
00:15:12most of the time they have internet-cafeet,
00:15:14which is the same as the internet-cafeet,
00:15:16internet-cafeet, literally,
00:15:18they have only different ways to read,
00:15:21so you can't read anything,
00:15:23you can only read it,
00:15:24and potentially you can use mail-in,
00:15:26so you can use it.
00:15:28But Web2 is the internet in the moment,
00:15:31so it is the internet in the way
00:15:33not only that you can read, but you can create.
00:15:36Even if you're officially your own,
00:15:38the internet-cafeet is the social media,
00:15:40like Facebook, Instagram, Reddit,
00:15:44and so on,
00:15:45the internet-cafeet is the internet-cafeet.
00:15:47So now we have to participate in the internet,
00:15:50so that the magnet-cafeet is the internet-cafeet.
00:15:52So to be clear,
00:15:53here we live in the internet-cafeet-cafeet,
00:15:56which is controlled by Alphabet,
00:15:58which is controlled by Meta,
00:15:59and for those who don't know Alphabet,
00:16:01the internet for all the internet.
00:16:03Meta is the internet-cafeet.
00:16:05That is what you have to do to use John Google.
00:16:07Meta is the internet-cafeet.
00:16:08It is that,
00:16:09wavati are great-cafeet,
00:16:11which is a great-cafeet.
00:16:12The internet-cafeet is a social media now.
00:16:13So once again,
00:16:14the internet-cafeet are the internet-cafeet.
00:16:16The internet-cafeet is the internet-cafeet.
00:16:18It is a great-cafeet,
00:16:19This is what we call Web3, which is not possible without crypto technology.
00:16:24This is why Web3 is not possible without crypto technology.
00:16:27This is because Web3 is a decentralized internet that is not possible for anyone,
00:16:32which is not possible for a single one.
00:16:35This is not a communist, it is not possible for Stalin,
00:16:39but it is possible for a technology that is not possible for a single one.
00:16:44It seems like, to have to be known for blockchain,
00:16:50this is an action-�融 organization.
00:16:52In addition to the fact that you don't have an account,
00:16:55you have to use a $50,000, or a $50,000,
00:16:58you have to rely on it.
00:17:00You have to rely on it and you have to rely on it,
00:17:02and you have to rely on it as an application that is currently essential.
00:17:05It is only the beginning, we are not close to Web3.
00:17:08We constantly move there,
00:17:10but to be the end of the day of the social media and the end of the day of the day,
00:17:17and the end of the day, which I can still wait for the future,
00:17:21so that we can get to find the map of the world,
00:17:24how we can do it and what we can do on the internet,
00:17:28so that I will see the most important part of the day of the day.
00:17:32So in addition to the day, which is the first part of the internet,
00:17:37internet, you can have statics, you can only read it.
00:17:41This is practically like an online message.
00:17:44In Web2, you can have dynamic and,
00:17:47you know,
00:17:49where you can participate,
00:17:51you can create,
00:17:53you can upload it,
00:17:55even if you can share it.
00:17:57In Web3,
00:17:59you can use it,
00:18:01you can use it,
00:18:03you can use it
00:18:05with the internet,
00:18:07there is a big difference
00:18:09between the people who have to do it.
00:18:13Interaction is normal,
00:18:15because it is only read only,
00:18:17you can only read it.
00:18:19There is a user interaction
00:18:21so you can also have social...
00:18:25There is a communication.
00:18:27Like we say,
00:18:29you can share it,
00:18:31and we can see how it is.
00:18:33It looks like a lot of people
00:18:35are looking for it,
00:18:36because it is a lot of people
00:18:37who have a lot of people
00:18:39who have to do it.
00:18:41It is a focus,
00:18:42as I said,
00:18:43here is a company,
00:18:44because it is a great deal
00:18:45that the people who have to do it
00:18:47are just for it.
00:18:48It is only to do it.
00:18:49But, as I said,
00:18:50there is a focus on Web2
00:18:51as a focus on the same
00:18:53as a network,
00:18:54so you can see
00:18:55as you can see,
00:18:56it is a network for social media
00:18:57that is a focus on the network,
00:18:58and there is a lot of people
00:18:59that are focused on the network.
00:19:01And,
00:19:02there is a lot of people
00:19:03who have to do it
00:19:04and do it
00:19:05because of the way
00:19:06they are going to do it.
00:19:07And,
00:19:08they are going to do it.
00:19:09They are going to do it.
00:19:11to make the rules of the way it works
00:19:14It's a very positive aspect on Web3
00:19:17which will happen with the crypto sector
00:19:21Now, how do we look at the new world
00:19:23and what we've done
00:19:25What we've done for now
00:19:27What we've done for now is
00:19:29to develop internet and global
00:19:31and now we've done some more
00:19:33details
00:19:35So we'll make a correlation
00:19:37where we have internet technology
00:19:39for computers and blockchain.
00:19:42This is a key factor for the development of this technology.
00:19:46Now, how did it go to the dinosaur?
00:19:50Let's see how did it go to the dinosaur.
00:19:53Do you have any kind of a difference
00:19:55of what you call JP Morgan or Jamie Dimon
00:19:58as you want,
00:19:59that Bitcoin is only for a win
00:20:01and that it doesn't have a chance to succeed?
00:20:03The Internet?
00:20:05This is why cyber space is not
00:20:10and it doesn't have to be a nirvana.
00:20:12Nirvana doesn't have to be a nirvana.
00:20:14But now it's not a chance to do it.
00:20:17It's only a time to collaborate.
00:20:20Let's look at the other dinosaurs that have lived in the 2000 years.
00:20:24Internet?
00:20:26Internet?
00:20:27It's only a phase
00:20:31that takes place.
00:20:52Internet is doomed to fail for unfulfilled promises.
00:20:57I don't know, although it's normal that there is an event that needs to be done, but just to show you how it looks like the fact that we currently have, is it interesting.
00:21:09Telefonska industry is going to go to internet, because if you look at it, it's very important for those who know it.
00:21:16The first internet was on the phone.
00:21:22So, you have a correction on the phone, and so it's like LAN internet, and it practically is out of connection with your phone, so it will give you internet on the computer.
00:21:31And when you are on the internet, your phone doesn't have to call.
00:21:35So, Arnoama was very heavy, and practically blocked the same phone.
00:21:40And in the same time, he was very much scared.
00:21:43So, you have a lot of information that you can use, and you can use a lot of information that you can use.
00:21:48And you can see, when you look at it, you can look at it like…
00:21:53What's your point? What do you think you are?
00:21:55But it's a reality.
00:21:57So, you look at that.
00:21:58And the internet industry is trying to take advantage of the internet.
00:22:01And I'm looking at it, and I'm looking at it, the internet is not connected.
00:22:05So, the way that you look at it, I'm looking at it.
00:22:09How many banks can make a joke point 2.0
00:22:12to reduce the financial cost of crypto?
00:22:15Look at the internet industry.
00:22:18Internet collapse is predicted.
00:22:21It's a situation.
00:22:24It's about 1980.
00:22:27And now I don't want to know the date as it was.
00:22:30This is the moment.
00:22:32Predict the internet catastrophic collapse and ghost sites galore in 1996.
00:22:37In 1996.
00:22:39We can see that the internet is going to use the internet.
00:22:44And as I said, I'm looking at the details of this.
00:22:47What is there?
00:22:49What is there?
00:22:51It shows how we have internet adoption
00:22:54to today.
00:22:56What is there?
00:22:59What is there?
00:23:01In 1995.
00:23:02It's 4.
00:23:03It's the first website.
00:23:06In 1990, we have the www.
00:23:09It was the 1st internet internet.
00:23:12In 1995, we have 16.000.000.
00:23:15size.
00:23:16Some Americans.
00:23:18So, look, in 2000 years, when I was first to make a search engine, when I was making these applications like Amazon,
00:23:29which is what it means, look at what happens.
00:23:33We have almost 500% of the first, let's say, of 1995 to 2000 years,
00:23:43on the way that we use Internet.
00:23:45Why is that so?
00:23:47It's a situation like Bitcoin.
00:23:49For those who are early adapters, they are the most profitable.
00:23:52This is the .com boom.
00:23:54In 2000 years, we have enormous interest in Internet.
00:23:58It's interested in it.
00:24:00It's a company that doesn't have any connection.
00:24:03It's the same as the first boom market in 2013.
00:24:08Five years of Bitcoin.
00:24:11It's the same situation.
00:24:13In 1995 to 2000 years, we have five years of which we have enormous interest.
00:24:18It's the same way that people have an interest in Bitcoin,
00:24:21it's the same way that people have income from Bitcoin,
00:24:23like Bitcoin, Bitcoin and Bitcoin,
00:24:25the first Bitcoin cycle that people have millions of years ago,
00:24:27and now we have a bit of młode.
00:24:29And things like that are happening.
00:24:31What happened?
00:24:33In 2000, you have enormous growth.
00:24:36In the following 10 years,
00:24:38in 2010,
00:24:39in the past,
00:24:41in the past,
00:24:43in the past,
00:24:45in 2010,
00:24:47it was over 28%.
00:24:49That's more than 5 times.
00:24:52So,
00:24:53in the situation,
00:24:552013,
00:24:56in 2020,
00:24:58there are 10x,
00:25:00there are 5x.
00:25:01But,
00:25:02you know,
00:25:04that's the level of adaptation
00:25:06that normally takes,
00:25:08but,
00:25:10with the number of people,
00:25:12the number of people,
00:25:14the idea is to look at
00:25:16how we are now.
00:25:1769%
00:25:19of the population
00:25:21currently uses Internet.
00:25:23So,
00:25:24one bit of work
00:25:261.
00:25:272.
00:25:281.
00:25:291.
00:25:302.
00:25:312.
00:25:323.
00:25:333.
00:25:341.
00:25:352.
00:25:363.
00:25:373.
00:25:383.
00:25:393.
00:25:404.
00:25:415.
00:25:425.
00:25:436.
00:25:445.
00:25:456.
00:25:465.
00:25:475.
00:25:486.
00:25:496.
00:25:506.
00:25:516.
00:25:527.
00:25:537.
00:25:546.
00:25:55and that's why it's been a bit of a threat,
00:25:57so I'm going to tell you that
00:25:59that's why these technologies
00:26:01are the last few years
00:26:03and that's why I have to admit
00:26:05how much I can do it
00:26:07because we are in Africa
00:26:09and that's why we are in Africa.
00:26:11For example,
00:26:13on the continent,
00:26:15look at the most important thing
00:26:17in the US and Europe
00:26:19in 1993, 1989.
00:26:21Why? They are the biggest.
00:26:23They are the biggest continent.
00:26:25So, how much you can do it
00:26:27and how much you can do it?
00:26:29The technology.
00:26:31How do we move on?
00:26:33Latin America, near East Asia,
00:26:35it's been a number of people
00:26:37and many people.
00:26:39Look at how many people are in the region
00:26:4180, 70, 70.
00:26:43So, in the end, we have Africa
00:26:45and Asia, because we have
00:26:47an enormous number of people
00:26:49in India.
00:26:51India is the most important
00:26:53in the world,
00:26:54and 70% of the country
00:26:55has no energy.
00:26:57They have a lot of energy.
00:26:59They have a lot of energy.
00:27:01They have a lot of energy.
00:27:03If you have a lot of energy
00:27:05and a lot of energy,
00:27:07they have a lot of energy.
00:27:09They have a lot of energy.
00:27:11So, I will tell you
00:27:12that we are the most important
00:27:13because we have the most important
00:27:15of the world.
00:27:17Because we are the ones that
00:27:18they can have a lot of energy
00:27:19and we have to wait for their
00:27:21years, they cannot wait for them.
00:27:23And the same situation
00:27:25is the most important
00:27:26on the crypto.
00:27:27It is, for a lot of people
00:27:28who are the most important
00:27:29of us,
00:27:30or in Europe,
00:27:31or in America,
00:27:32So, in this case, I don't have to worry about how to do this.
00:27:38Why do this work?
00:27:40With the internet or something else, it's like it worked.
00:27:44So, it's like how to do this work with computer technology and internet.
00:27:51Now, we'll have to do this with blockchain,
00:27:53we can see if we do this one.
00:27:55So, what is the right thing?
00:27:57It's 69%,
00:27:58So that from 1990 to 2023, it was necessary for 33 years to get to 69% of the data in the world on this technology.
00:28:1233 years, between 2009 to 2023, when we have 14 years, it was about half of the internet.
00:28:23Но интересната работа е тоа што она светска дотација не била постепена, только по големино делот на дотацијата дошла много поносна.
00:28:31Социјата може да видите оваа кривена дотација и изголемување на тоа колку луѓа користат дошла много покасно.
00:28:37Значи ние имаме благо покачување и веќе кога дошле до овие социјални мрежи негде около 2000 година, погледате со случува.
00:28:45И самата ситуација ја и овде.
00:28:50It's a big picture of the blockchain that we use to use in the blockchain
00:28:55before the explosive rise of the blockchain that we use to use in the blockchain.
00:28:59Now,
00:29:02the technical correlation on the development of Internet and computer computers with the crypto technology.
00:29:06Blockchain is the development of Internet and computer computers in the 1960s and 1970s.
00:29:14Why is it so?
00:29:15In the 1960s and 1970s, it was the first time you had to make the internet
00:29:21Like ARPA said, it was a type of type of technology
00:29:26It was only a number of people for a number of people for a number of people
00:29:31It was a type of communication
00:29:33I believe that it was a type of fax machines
00:29:38Now, why did I say that?
00:29:40It was a type of technology that I 오늘� made with the blockchain
00:29:47It was a type of technology as it was, which was English
00:29:53And the blockchain in the same time
00:29:56It was a type of technology
00:29:59It was a type of technology
00:30:02We had to do the blockchain
00:30:04It was some type of technology
00:30:07the blockchain.
00:30:08Let's look at that.
00:30:09Now, why is it so?
00:30:11Let's look at how it looks like that.
00:30:15Momentally, as we can see,
00:30:19we can see it until 2018.
00:30:23We have to go to the first time
00:30:27that it will be smart contracts.
00:30:29It will allow you to create an application.
00:30:31But it will have only blockchain
00:30:33which can be made by the transactions
00:30:35on Smart Contracts, they didn't have any additional transactions
00:30:39from another person on the same blockchain, not the other blockchain.
00:30:45In 2018, we practically didn't have any connections
00:30:49to the blockchain.
00:30:51Where is this?
00:30:53This is the situation.
00:30:55In 1991, until 1994, as we can see,
00:30:58even in terms of how many people currently use
00:31:03a lot of information,
00:31:07when we start an internet,
00:31:09the moment when we first make connections
00:31:11that people will use to use.
00:31:15This is a massive annotation.
00:31:17We will be here, first email,
00:31:19first communication between the people
00:31:23from the other side of the world.
00:31:25We will be here for blockchain.
00:31:27Why is that?
00:31:29We will be here first, but we will be back.
00:31:31We will be here.
00:31:33The first type of blockchain
00:31:35that will be made in 2018,
00:31:37which will be made in 2018,
00:31:39which will be made in 2021,
00:31:41which will be made in 2021,
00:31:43which will be made in the blockchain
00:31:45for transport of capital
00:31:47and transport of information,
00:31:51or, the other side of the blockchain.
00:31:53So, this is what we see in 2016,
00:31:55which is the first part of the connection
00:31:58between the different computers.
00:32:00So, the computers are just a system
00:32:01for themselves.
00:32:03What do you do on the computer?
00:32:05You can use it on the computer
00:32:07and you can't be transported
00:32:09to another computer.
00:32:10So,
00:32:11From there to the first part of the virtual blockchain,
00:32:13if you have it,
00:32:14most of the internet
00:32:15which is made in 2018.
00:32:17In 2018,
00:32:192017, 2018.
00:32:20So,
00:32:21we have a first part of the mobile blockchain.
00:32:23With one blockchain,
00:32:24you can do to actually
00:32:25put a blockchain
00:32:27on an blockchain,
00:32:28Ethereum,
00:32:30and on another is to make it Mint
00:32:31and get a wrapped Ethereum
00:32:33or wrapped Bitcoin.
00:32:34So you can go back to the blockchain, and go back to the blockchain, and you can go back to the token that is here.
00:32:41And you can go back to the token that is here.
00:32:45So there is a common one.
00:32:47This is the first internet.
00:32:49Why do you think that?
00:32:50Blockchain, before they become most, didn't have a way to communicate with each other.
00:32:57Even if I was going to Oracle.
00:32:59Not only do they have a way to communicate with each other.
00:33:02They have a way to communicate with each other.
00:33:04They have a way to communicate with each other.
00:33:05They have a way to communicate with Oracle.
00:33:07Oracles is the first one.
00:33:09Chainlink is the second one.
00:33:11Book Market in 2019-2020.
00:33:13These are the first technologies that have made official of this system.
00:33:18That can be used to be used as the applications and information.
00:33:24So you can help yourself with these other ones.
00:33:27You can do it on the next scale.
00:33:30Which is the same.
00:33:31The same.
00:33:32The same.
00:33:33The same.
00:33:34The first website.
00:33:36The first search engine.
00:33:38The other people started interacting with each other.
00:33:40And the other people started interacting with each other.
00:33:41Because of this situation.
00:33:43For that they started interacting with each other.
00:33:45to be able to use those protocols like inter-blockchain communication
00:33:51and the protocols are available in Avalanche and Algo
00:33:55where it's been able to communicate without the need to have most of the time.
00:34:01If we don't have any problems with the communication with blockchain
00:34:07which will be the same way to communicate with the blockchain
00:34:10we do not have to talk about the adaptation of the internet
00:34:14when we came to 2000, 2006, when we came to social media.
00:34:20So, this is the thing that we need to achieve.
00:34:24If we compare it to this,
00:34:26when we talk about these protocols,
00:34:29when we talk about the IBA or IBC protocol,
00:34:32this is the moment when the first time
00:34:35to transport capital from another application,
00:34:40or that there are applications that can function on various blockchain.
00:34:45So, we, literally,
00:34:47by looking at the aspect of the computer,
00:34:50when we first saw the internet,
00:34:52when we first saw the internet,
00:34:54when we first saw the internet,
00:34:56when we first saw the mail,
00:34:59and so on.
00:35:00So, there are these protocols that we have in the moment.
00:35:05Now,
00:35:06and now,
00:35:08and now,
00:35:10so,
00:35:11we have an example of the internet.
00:35:12So,
00:35:13the internet,
00:35:14and so on,
00:35:15the internet is the moment when we first saw the application
00:35:18that we have to use,
00:35:20which are the application that might be used.
00:35:22And then,
00:35:23the eBay or Amazon,
00:35:25or social media as well as Facebook,
00:35:27and so on.
00:35:29And then,
00:35:30these applications are mostly used.
00:35:33So,
00:35:34Amazon,
00:35:35eBay,
00:35:36Facebook
00:35:37The internet is extremely useful, so what I'll tell you about this
00:35:41That's what I'll tell you about the inter-communication
00:35:46The blockchain that is currently developing
00:35:49So we'll talk about it, so we'll talk about it
00:35:52So we'll talk about it
00:35:54So we'll talk about it
00:35:57So Ethereum is not going to be able to make it
00:36:00Because why are we using Ethereum?
00:36:03We'll use Ethereum, Uniswap, Uniswap,
00:36:06We'll use SushiSwap, we'll use a game or a game
00:36:10That is what they're doing
00:36:12Which is not going to be a blockchain
00:36:14So we'll talk about Ethereum
00:36:16We'll talk about it
00:36:18We'll talk about it
00:36:20We'll talk about it
00:36:22We'll talk about it
00:36:24That's what it's going to be
00:36:26It's going to be a boom
00:36:28For the next step
00:36:30It's going to be a part
00:36:32When we talk about it
00:36:34We'll talk about it
00:36:36We'll talk about it
00:36:38We'll talk about it
00:36:40But we'll talk about it
00:36:42About adoption
00:36:43About adoption
00:36:44About how can we look at the internet
00:36:46And how can we look at the adoption
00:36:48And how can we look at the blockchain
00:36:50So we'll talk about it
00:36:52We'll talk about it
00:36:54When we are extremely useful apps, it is Web2.
00:36:58As we can see the timeline, it is the number 90.
00:37:03Web2 is the time when we have a great locator on the Internet.
00:37:08So from 90, if we can see the one that is the one that is the one that looks like this.
00:37:14So, it is the one that is the one that is the one that is the one that is the one.
00:37:18Let's look at what happened to 90.
00:37:21So, it is the one that is the one that is the one that is the beginning.
00:37:23From 0,4% to 2000 years ago, you've got an enormous growth, 5,8%.
00:37:30Which is very close to where we are currently in the adoption of crypto,
00:37:35or on the level of adoption of the population.
00:37:39So, we have to see what happens,
00:37:43where we are currently in the population of the internet.
00:37:50420 million people,
00:37:53which is 4,2% of the population,
00:38:01so that they are currently active in 300 million people.
00:38:053,9%.
00:38:07So, they are currently active,
00:38:08and 420 million people who are currently using it.
00:38:10So, we take 4,2%.
00:38:13So, this is a product,
00:38:16which is a product that we have to show that
00:38:19they are currently in the market.
00:38:21So, they are currently in the market.
00:38:23So, 4,2%.
00:38:25So, we are currently in the market.
00:38:27So, we are currently in the market.
00:38:29So, we are currently in the market.
00:38:31That is where?
00:38:33The dotcom bubble.
00:38:35The dotcom bubble is the moment where you have an enormous impact on applications,
00:38:39on capital, on buying, etc.
00:38:41That is what you have to do with internet companies.
00:38:43So, we are literally in front of the explosion of mass adoption.
00:38:49If we compare it with internet,
00:38:51from 4,1 years ago,
00:38:53from 1999 to 1999,
00:38:55in the past five years,
00:38:57you, in 2005,
00:38:59you have three times.
00:39:01From 4 to 13,9.
00:39:033,5.
00:39:05So, three times,
00:39:07you have the number of users for only five years.
00:39:11Which is enormous.
00:39:13The catalyzer is not visible.
00:39:15Now, we see how it looks at the moment
00:39:17until 2022.
00:39:19Now, it is a little more normal.
00:39:21So, we see how it looks.
00:39:23Look at this.
00:39:25From 1998.
00:39:27On the other hand,
00:39:29we have the same time.
00:39:31It is the moment when we have the same time.
00:39:33It is the end of the year.
00:39:35It is the end of the year.
00:39:37It is the end of the year.
00:39:39In 2022,
00:39:41the same time,
00:39:43the bear market started.
00:39:45From that moment,
00:39:47from 1998.
00:39:49Internet,
00:39:51without an image,
00:39:53It will start to become approximately a billion.
00:39:55That is one billion.
00:39:59verrciasen the genome network of the world
00:40:01So, we have 3-4 years after it happens.
00:40:03As many years ago,
00:40:05there are still two billion millions,
00:40:07that is one billion.
00:40:08And it will no longer wow.
00:40:09That is a bigger picture of alright so.
00:40:11It's a lot, but it's a good moment that happens.
00:40:14On the left side, there are millions of internet users,
00:40:20and on the right side, there are millions of blockchain wallets.
00:40:24So, in 2020, we have about 60 million,
00:40:29or around 60-70 million wallets.
00:40:33So, what is interesting?
00:40:35If we look at the wallets we have now,
00:40:38it's 300, it's 420 million.
00:40:41So, 420 million, it's not here.
00:40:44So, it's about how many millions of wallets you have now.
00:40:48So, if we look at it,
00:40:50normal, there are millions of millions,
00:40:52here are millions of millions.
00:40:53So, it's 400 million,
00:40:55and it's 4 billion,
00:40:58or billion,
00:41:00so that 4 billion,
00:41:02it's a situation that shows
00:41:04that half of the world
00:41:06that we currently use internet,
00:41:086-9%.
00:41:09So,
00:41:10that's what we look at this time,
00:41:12the number of people is going to look at it.
00:41:15So,
00:41:16if we look at it,
00:41:18as we have the development of blockchain,
00:41:21which is a long-louder,
00:41:23so blockchain,
00:41:24as we say,
00:41:25it's 14 years,
00:41:26so that internet has 25,
00:41:29so that it's 90 years old,
00:41:31so it's likely that it's a impact.
00:41:33We have a massive amount of paid contribution to theоты.
00:41:37If we are going to move on to the economy, which is the main rusher,
00:41:43which is how much we will move on to the number of times how we move on the next phase.
00:41:47And how we move on it is the cycle of Bitcoin.
00:41:49And another bit of it.
00:41:52This is not just the other part that we move on.
00:41:56For example, you can see that Internet is
00:41:59used to 66% of the population.
00:42:03It's important for us to the global level of the notification.
00:42:10It is important for us to the technical part of the situation with the notification.
00:42:16That is why we are not just the notification, but it is important for us to be able to change the notification.
00:42:22When we get to the end of the application, we have layer 1 projects that are very very large,
00:42:32They have their own applications, their ecosystem, and they have their own crypto sector.
00:42:37We'll take a look at Cardano for example.
00:42:40Cardano, in the beginning of the bull market, in 2021,
00:42:44was able to make smart contracts.
00:42:48So, it was only one of the first projects in POS, proof of staking,
00:42:53which was in the beginning of the blockchain,
00:42:56which was in 2021,
00:42:58there were no applications, no ecosystem,
00:43:02there were only blockchain,
00:43:04and in 2021, they made smart contracts,
00:43:07and they made their own programming language,
00:43:09which was in 2021,
00:43:11until now, they program their own applications.
00:43:15Now, in 2021,
00:43:18for three years,
00:43:21you will have a lot of applications,
00:43:23and you will have more than 1700 applications,
00:43:25which are currently working on blockchain.
00:43:28You will have upgrade from Mithril,
00:43:31upgrade from Hydra,
00:43:33which are the same upgrade from the blockchain,
00:43:36which are currently working on blockchain,
00:43:38and at the same time,
00:43:39that the applications are currently developing
00:43:41in a number of the same applications.
00:43:42So, you will have 1700 applications,
00:43:43which are being developed and used to it.
00:43:45You will have a lot of applications that you can use it,
00:43:47which is the point of the blockchain.
00:43:48You will have a lot of applications in Q & D and EOS.
00:43:49So, you will have a lot of applications to our community.
00:43:51You will have a lot of applications to our community,
00:43:52you will have a lot of applications.
00:43:53And so, if you will have to
00:43:57you, from a team that you will have a full application.
00:43:59ecosystem in 2021, where there are applications from
00:44:03from the end of the day.
00:44:04There are centralization,
00:44:05there are applications for the game,
00:44:08privacy chain,
00:44:10so you can use a lot of applications
00:44:11that you can use on this ecosystem.
00:44:14So that is what I tell you,
00:44:16that the technology is constantly developing
00:44:18and we look at it that there is a way of
00:44:20all the sphere.
00:44:21So,
00:44:22what we need on the internet,
00:44:24as we can see,
00:44:25is now very quickly
00:44:27the blockchain-sphere,
00:44:28because the internet is already growing.
00:44:30So, look,
00:44:31in 1997,
00:44:33for 130 million to 1 billion,
00:44:36in 2005,
00:44:37we have been working for 7,5 years
00:44:40on the internet.
00:44:41So, for the lack of crypto,
00:44:43we have already reached 420 million,
00:44:46and before it is bull market.
00:44:48In 2021,
00:44:49when we have 130 million.
00:44:51So,
00:44:52we are currently expecting the crypto
00:44:54to be very quickly
00:44:55on the internet.
00:44:56So,
00:44:57the internet is the one thing
00:44:58that is possible,
00:44:59the communication is possible
00:45:00and it is possible
00:45:01and it is possible
00:45:02that it is possible
00:45:03to be able to use the information.
00:45:04When the internet is developed,
00:45:05you practically
00:45:06to develop the communication.
00:45:07But now,
00:45:08when the communication is
00:45:09on the way
00:45:10on the 70%
00:45:11of the world,
00:45:12it is more important
00:45:13to make the transoptation
00:45:14and the spread of this technology
00:45:15that is currently
00:45:16on the internet.
00:45:17So,
00:45:18the internet is the one thing
00:45:19on the internet.
00:45:20So,
00:45:21the internet is the one thing
00:45:22on the internet.
00:45:23So,
00:45:24the internet is the one thing
00:45:25on the internet.
00:45:26So,
00:45:27the internet is the one thing
00:45:28on the internet.
00:45:29So,
00:45:30the internet is the one thing
00:45:31on the internet.
00:45:32So,
00:45:33the internet is the one thing
00:45:34on the internet.
00:45:35and it is the way
00:45:36I will go to the internet.
00:45:37The internet is the one thing
00:45:38that these people
00:45:38are identified as the internet.
00:45:42They have cleaned the internet
00:45:44and they are opened
00:45:46a new one thing
00:45:47that we must have seen
00:45:47whether the internet
00:45:48is something that would be
00:45:49easy to show
00:45:50And even some time
00:45:51that jeドj.
00:45:51Since my coffee
00:45:51I will show you
00:45:52that is called
00:45:54the one thing
00:45:55by using the sidek
00:45:58of the digital technology
00:45:59or using the top
00:45:59's game
00:46:00too
00:46:01Because you jaw
00:46:02on the就會
00:46:03It is the answer
00:46:03That the internet
00:46:04the trend of this trend, so where are we going to get our income that is
00:46:11to see whether we see how much coal in the world is going to be
00:46:16normal, the first-dutyer is the one where we make the most profitable
00:46:20without a doubt, I will tell you if it is a technology or a new product, what is it
00:46:25in the situation, and if it is a little bit of a nap and we have a lot of interest
00:46:32and then there is an internet.
00:46:35So, internet has not been able to do it in the moment
00:46:38that it is all about 17% of the population.
00:46:43So, even if we don't understand
00:46:47without internet,
00:46:49it has been working on internet.
00:46:51So, it has not been able to do it in the last part.
00:46:55So, this is the late majority,
00:46:58when the mass adoption is already made,
00:47:01we are now in the moment,
00:47:03when we are going to use it,
00:47:05and we don't have to use it.
00:47:07Now, this is the case,
00:47:09which is the case,
00:47:11which is the case,
00:47:13is the moment where we have a skunk
00:47:15from the first place
00:47:17with the mass adoption.
00:47:19This is the moment,
00:47:21which is after 1 billion.
00:47:23That's why these charts are all over 1 billion.
00:47:25So, these charts are all over 1 billion.
00:47:27These charts are all over 1 billion.
00:47:29or 1 billion,
00:47:311,8 billion,
00:47:33from the world's population.
00:47:34So, after 1 billion,
00:47:361 billion,
00:47:37you will have an enormous skunk
00:47:38where the whole world of the world
00:47:39will be a part of it.
00:47:41Without a doubt.
00:47:42Now, where are we?
00:47:44So,
00:47:45in fact,
00:47:46that we have only 4,2% of the population
00:47:48who is the first place
00:47:50that we all carry out on the crypto,
00:47:52we are literally here.
00:47:53In fact,
00:47:54we can see businesses
00:47:56about early adopters.
00:47:58Inovators are coming to be the first miners,
00:48:00we are first trading of crypto,
00:48:02the Bitcoin market of 2013
00:48:03to be real.
00:48:04So,
00:48:05we can see that
00:48:06we are currently seeing
00:48:08the early adopters
00:48:09which we have seen
00:48:10the path up,
00:48:12who is already
00:48:13That is not a population of all, because the money is not a problem.
00:48:17That is the most important thing that we know.
00:48:19The money is not a capital.
00:48:23So we can talk about the same kind of work.
00:48:25Because we have a lot of work.
00:48:27But before we get to the moment,
00:48:29I will show you a lot of work.
00:48:31As you can see,
00:48:33as we have a lot of money,
00:48:36we have a lot of money,
00:48:38we have a lot of money,
00:48:40and we have a lot of money,
00:48:42we have a lot of money,
00:48:44we have a lot of money,
00:48:46and we have a lot of money.
00:48:48So we have a lot of money.
00:48:50414 times.
00:48:52414 times,
00:48:54which is a lot of money,
00:48:56which is called Bitcoin Obituaries.
00:48:58So, it is a lot of money.
00:49:00How many times Bitcoin has been made for a dead?
00:49:02So it is a lot of interesting trend.
00:49:04It is not a...
00:49:06Why is it so?
00:49:08This is a lot of money.
00:49:11So these are the most of us?
00:49:13These news coming out every time,
00:49:15which is the Internet's have no time ever.
00:49:18These news coming out
00:49:20to the Dotcom Bubble.
00:49:21We have to look at this.
00:49:22And by the entire Bitcoin number,
00:49:24even before Bitcoin,
00:49:26we have to look at this.
00:49:27This news comes out of a lot of large things,
00:49:30as we can see.
00:49:31Like we can see.
00:49:33Telegraph,
00:49:34That's why I'm a crypto-sceptic
00:49:41Bitcoin is worthless, bubble may pop soon, alliance
00:49:49New York Times
00:49:52Why am I crypto-sceptic?
00:49:55Bitcoin's impossible dream
00:49:59Kevin O'Leary
00:50:02KOS BITCOIN GARBITCH
00:50:04Da ne zaboraemme, Kevin O'Leary
00:50:05sega momentalno iedan od najgolimite bull-u
00:50:07Kevin O'Leary e isti od koji što go braniche FTX
00:50:10Znači ako prodolžime, O'Leary
00:50:12može da nate 417 4 statii
00:50:15oficijalno od vakfi neli kapitaliisti
00:50:18kane što go progresuvat za mrtov
00:50:20Otkako O'Leary Finn kaza O'Leary
00:50:22deka ti investiira v Bitcoin
00:50:24Naednaš nikoi ne go progresuva Bitcoin za mrtov
00:50:26Zatoa što, dragi moji, se nogeme ovde
00:50:29Zatoa što se nogeme prededen enormen skuk koji što
00:50:32veke nikoj ne može da go ignorira
00:50:34Na siti imeja so kade se to ovo odi
00:50:36E sega, so oglad na faktoj
00:50:38Deka do sega 4-4 pati go umrele
00:50:40Da ne zaboraemme deka Kina 3 pati go baniraše
00:50:43Mnogo drugi zemje go banira
00:50:45No ewe sme pred sledno e bull market
00:50:48I naedna se sluchuva
00:50:50Bitcoin Spot ITV
00:50:52Vo koji što 4 od 10 te naigolemi kompanii
00:50:55Ne kompanii
00:50:57Asset Thunder Management
00:50:59Toa se oni je sobstvenicite na sveto
00:51:02Momentalno se vleseni vo kriptosektor
00:51:05I toa, odmah ki vi kajam koji
00:51:08Toa se prvenstveno Fidelity na treto mesto
00:51:11Plekrok na prvo mesto
00:51:13Vangar ne je oficijalno svoj Bitcoin Spot ITV
00:51:18No poseduva enormna količina na akciji
00:51:21Vo top 5 Bitcoin maineri
00:51:23I Invesco
00:51:24Koji što je momentalno 6-o ili 7-o mesto
00:51:26Po kapital vo sveto
00:51:27I da ne zaboraemme deka sitte ovi
00:51:29Ostanete si isto tako magnati
00:51:31Ogromni
00:51:32No ova se naigolemita korporaciji vo sveto
00:51:33Odkako istite vlegova
00:51:35Gledam deka veke nikoj
00:51:36Ne go umira Bitcoin
00:51:37Pogledajte
00:51:38Inače celiot togoj pate e
00:51:40Postojeno sa ovakve vesti
00:51:41Naednaš od momenot koga Bitcoin
00:51:44Gledajte ovdeka je momenot koga Blackrock
00:51:46Oficijalno apliciraše za Bitcoin Spot ITV
00:51:49Pogledajte še o sluču
00:51:50Nikoi veke niko umira Bitcoin
00:51:52Što treba toa da vi kaje?
00:51:54Deka veke nito samite kapitalisti
00:51:56Ne možete da ve nalajan
00:51:57Zato što či gledno je kade se to ono vodi
00:51:59E sega ima jedna klucna razlika
00:52:01Koje što na nikoj način
00:52:03Mnogo od duge to je zabarava
00:52:04Znaši, mnogo klucna razlika
00:52:05Ewa ga se
00:52:06Prvata sfera vo istoriata
00:52:08Kade retail sektorot
00:52:10Imal šansa da vlese
00:52:11So investiraenje
00:52:13Pred institucijite
00:52:14Bankite i korporaciite
00:52:16Mnogo bitna работa
00:52:17Ova je
00:52:18Naibitna ta работa
00:52:19Od celo to video
00:52:20Koje što momentalno smemo kajale
00:52:21Zošto go vedam to
00:52:22Ako se vratime
00:52:23Nazad
00:52:24Nisite ovije
00:52:25Pronaidoci koji što ki imame
00:52:26Takaa
00:52:27Da počnemo ušte ovo
00:52:28Ewa parata lakomotiva
00:52:29Koji možel da izgradi
00:52:31Par na lakomotiva
00:52:32Običenite sela ni
00:52:34Rabotnicite
00:52:35Ovo fabrikite
00:52:36Ne
00:52:37Kapitalistite koji što
00:52:38Gi poseduale
00:52:39Fabrikite
00:52:40Oni možele da izgraat
00:52:41Oni možele da kupat
00:52:42Oni možele da
00:52:43Investiraat
00:52:44Oni možele da
00:52:45Oni možele da
00:52:46Oni možele da
00:52:47Investiraat vo istržuvaanje
00:52:48Takaa
00:52:49Znači
00:52:50Nogupodosna
00:52:51To je bilo dostapno
00:52:52I za sekodnevnite
00:52:53Smrtnici
00:52:54Kao što bi sakale
00:52:55Ovie
00:52:56Kao gi narekuvaat
00:52:57Momentalno
00:52:58U Svetskiyov ekonomski
00:52:59Forum
00:53:01Stakeholders
00:53:02Ovie što odločuvaat
00:53:03Za nas
00:53:04Znači
00:53:05Oni bile
00:53:06Kao i sekogaj
00:53:07Znači
00:53:08Instituciite
00:53:09Banke
00:53:10Korporaciite
00:53:11Se oni koji što prvi
00:53:12Tremot
00:53:13Za nije
00:53:14Nogu podoca
00:53:15Da možeme toa
00:53:16Da goa iskoristime
00:53:17Ista situacija
00:53:18Koji imal prv telefon
00:53:19Da ni imala običnite smrtnici
00:53:20Ima li onie
00:53:21Golemi
00:53:22Da lechem
00:53:23Kompanii
00:53:24Ili banci
00:53:25Koji što možele da si
00:53:26Dozvole toa da goa imaat
00:53:27Ista situacija
00:53:28Dali je
00:53:29Elektritsna
00:53:30Dali je
00:53:31Radio
00:53:32Dali je
00:53:33Dali je
00:53:34Se to ova
00:53:35E prvo
00:53:36Dostapno
00:53:37Za oni
00:53:38Koji što
00:53:39Prvo
00:53:40Iskoristuvaa
00:53:41and then they sell it on us.
00:53:43So how does it work?
00:53:45If you don't see the first ones who buy,
00:53:48those who buy,
00:53:50will be the ones who will tell you
00:53:52the price of the good ones
00:53:54that will start selling them on the normal ones.
00:53:56So it works.
00:53:58Let's take it to the same way.
00:54:00The gold was trading in the middle of the country.
00:54:02It was on the beginning of the history
00:54:04when it was not the one who was trading the gold.
00:54:06But then the gold was trading.
00:54:09If they were the emperor, if they were the king or the king,
00:54:12there was no difference.
00:54:13They were trading the gold.
00:54:15The gold was trading the gold.
00:54:17Even though the gold was trading the gold,
00:54:19the gold was trading the gold,
00:54:21so that people could buy it.
00:54:23And again, the fact that there was a moment
00:54:25in the 1930s
00:54:27when Nixon was trading the gold.
00:54:29The gold was trading the gold.
00:54:31The gold should be trading the gold.
00:54:33Why is it important?
00:54:35This is the first time in history
00:54:37of the economy and finance.
00:54:39In the industry,
00:54:41in the industry,
00:54:42in the industry,
00:54:43in the normalcy,
00:54:44in the normalcy,
00:54:45like you and you,
00:54:46to have something else
00:54:47that other people would like.
00:54:49Just because they don't want to do it
00:54:51and they don't want to do it
00:54:52and they don't want to do it.
00:54:54へe,
00:54:55for now,
00:54:56they could buy it and BlackRock and Vanguard
00:54:57and Fidelity
00:54:58and Invesco
00:54:59to buy.
00:55:01Now,
00:55:02not to be the first
00:55:04on the pazardo,
00:55:05now,
00:55:06the first ones
00:55:08in the middle of 2012,
00:55:092013,
00:55:102014,
00:55:11and 2015,
00:55:12they could buy it
00:55:14for the BlackRock
00:55:16which we have left after now.
00:55:17On the other hand, if this is capital, they don't have to use it.
00:55:21So, for example, from the gold, the gold, and the gold, and the gold, and the gold, and the gold, and the gold, and the gold.
00:55:29Bitcoin is something that they don't have to use it.
00:55:32They don't have to use it, even if they don't have it.
00:55:34For example, it's like that.
00:55:36Another thing is that the capital is a limited amount.
00:55:40Bitcoin is 21 million.
00:55:42So, in fact, Bitcoin is the most important part of the crypto coin,
00:55:47crypto-valuja,
00:55:48Bitcoin is the moment of supply.
00:55:52So, for the gold, they will have to use it for the gold, because they have to use it for the gold.
00:55:57If Bitcoin is not going to use it, they will have to use it for the gold.
00:56:01And, in the sum of the total amount of 21 million,
00:56:05they will have to use 19,5 million.
00:56:08So, of course, we have to use it for the gold.
00:56:13million, which is an enormously small amount of water.
00:56:15Or, an over 4-5% of the jumlah,
00:56:18which should be pushed to Rise.
00:56:21So, for example, the gold, not the gold,
00:56:23the gold, but the gold, Bitcoin and the gold,
00:56:26and the gold, which is worth it on the mission of crypto coin.
00:56:29And why is so much more than the gold?
00:56:31Because, if you look at it,
00:56:32it's a bit of 31,5% of Bitcoin,
00:56:3331,5% and then look at this enormous shock in the last year
00:56:3831,5% of the people who have been buying Bitcoin
00:56:42they have not been buying their wallet in the last 5 years
00:56:4830% of the people who have been buying Bitcoin
00:56:51which means that the people who know exactly how it costs
00:56:55and how it costs it
00:56:56So, the supply, the amount of the amount of money, which is only 20 million, it is not
00:57:03so, the algorithm will finish and there is no need to be
00:57:06There are enormous resources for the people who have bought it
00:57:09because they have to buy it
00:57:12because they have to buy it
00:57:14and 30% of Bitcoin has not changed their address
00:57:20so they have to buy it
00:57:22and it is possible in the last year
00:57:25three years, 30%
00:57:27in the last year, 70,5% of the people have not changed their address
00:57:32their income using Bitcoin
00:57:33they have to buy it
00:57:34because they have to buy it
00:57:35they have to buy it
00:57:36so they have to buy it
00:57:37and they have to buy it
00:57:38so they have to buy it
00:57:39Bitcoin knows exactly how it will cost you in a week.
00:57:42And how much more of these shimpanzovs are coming to the pazar,
00:57:47they don't have any other choice, except for the pre-ostanat.
00:57:51They have 30% of the liquid for the pazar,
00:57:55and they make it to take the price of the pazar,
00:57:57because they have to worry about what is the pre-ostanat.
00:58:01That's why the first time in history,
00:58:04they know how it will cost you in the pazar.
00:58:07That's how it can be seen in Africa.
00:58:11The African people have to buy a lot of money.
00:58:14They have to buy a lot of money.
00:58:16They have to buy a lot of money.
00:58:19They have to buy a lot of money.
00:58:21They have to buy a lot of money for example,
00:58:23like the uranium and France.
00:58:27They buy uranium for 10 times more than a price of Niger
00:58:31for their own needs.
00:58:34They have to buy a lot of money for their own needs.
00:58:37They have to buy a lot of money for their own needs.
00:58:42They have to buy a lot of money for their own needs.
00:58:45They have to buy a lot of money for their own needs.
00:58:47They have to buy a lot of money for their own needs.
00:58:51They have to buy a lot of money for their own needs.
00:58:55and in the economy.
00:58:57So, for a large mass of ordinary people,
00:59:01it's going to be something that will be very small
00:59:05mass of 1% of the world.
00:59:08So, this is what we can do,
00:59:10maybe, we can't see it,
00:59:12but we can't see it,
00:59:14but it's a big idea
00:59:16to make the bull market
00:59:17that has been seen
00:59:19in the history of mankind
00:59:21only because of them
00:59:23and they can't buy it
00:59:25and buy it
00:59:27and sell it
00:59:30and I think it's necessary to make it
00:59:31I think it's clear
00:59:33when we start working
00:59:35where we go
00:59:37to internet
00:59:39and computer technology
00:59:41and in the way
00:59:43the industry is
00:59:45a real tough
00:59:47to make it
00:59:49a supply shock
00:59:51and a demand shock
00:59:52It's a shock for supply, for example, for halving, which is half a half, but it's half a half.
00:59:59And it's a demand shock, for example, it's a shock for the amount of bankers and gangsters,
01:00:07who can pay for it as soon as you can buy it.
01:00:12And it's the crypto wallet, and it's the capital sector, for example, because they don't have anything.
01:00:19For example, they don't have anything to do with it.
01:00:23They don't have anything to do with it.
01:00:26It's about 127 days to see if it's going to happen.
01:00:29But I'll tell you that it's going to have a lot of chance to do it.
01:00:34But I'll tell you that it's going to have a lot of chance to do it.
01:00:36I'll tell you that it's going to be made only one thing.
01:00:40I'll tell you that it's going to be momentally ahead of the curve.
01:00:46And how much we have a chance to do something that will change our lives in our generation.
01:00:53That's why, as we look at the moment, it's going to be seen in the history of our civilization.
01:01:00So, if you are not going to have a chance to do it, it's going to be a bit more than a bit.
01:01:03Or if you are going to have a chance to do it?
01:01:04It's going to be a bit more than a bit.
01:01:05This is just my research, which will help you to see where you are, when you have a new technology that has a lot of companies like BlackRock, Fidelity, Vanguard, Invesco and other companies.
01:01:17So, let's make sure that you don't sell your Bitcoin to BlackRock.
01:01:23If you want to make it, make sure you make it in the absolute end of the year in 2024-2025.
01:01:29Then you can buy it in the next year.
01:01:32So, you can see it in the future.
01:01:36This is the best photo of the crypto.
01:01:41You can buy crypto as well as you buy it in the 1990s.
01:01:46You know how to look at the moment.
01:01:49If you think about how you look at the portfolio of the day,
01:01:53then you can see how you look at the bull market.
01:01:56If you look at the portfolio of the day,
01:01:59then you can see it after one or two.
01:02:03You can see it in the future.
01:02:05You can see it in the future.
01:02:07You can see what's up to the future.
01:02:09If you look at the future.
01:02:10I hope you can see it in the future.
01:02:11You can see it as well.
01:02:12and I recommend you to check it out.
01:02:16So, what I will say is that you can't be able to see it.
01:02:20It is a way to see it.
01:02:24So, I will thank you for that.
01:02:26I will see you in the next video.
01:02:28I will see you in the next video.
01:02:30I will see you in the next video.
01:02:32I will see you in the next video.
01:02:34I will be able to help you to share what you can.
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01:02:57for the macedon people and nobody is going to be able to make sure that macedon people
01:03:03has a need for education so that I thank you for the support of this day
01:03:06only so that I'm going to be able to do this for this
01:03:08while we have something to learn about other macedoners
01:03:12that will be able to learn something about the crypto
01:03:15and that we can make 2.0 subscribers to the end of 2023
01:03:19and that we are just talking about it
01:03:22I would remind you to follow us on social media
01:03:25In the description of the video, we have all the social media that we use in the social media that we currently use.
01:03:29So, we have to use more information, because it's just a video.
01:03:33We have to use more information, because it's very important to the investment and trade.
01:03:38Normally, it's not a financial service, but it's just a information for the fact that it's going to happen.
01:03:43And, normally, like, share, subscribe, comment, help on the content of this video,
01:03:48to share more information on social media, or on YouTube and on Rambo.
01:03:54So, you can help these social media and channels to share more information on our videos.
01:04:01Thank you for that.
01:04:03And, normally, at the end, if anyone wants to make a coffee,
01:04:07as much as it happens, you can make it on blockchain adreses,
01:04:11as you can see in the description of the video,
01:04:14as well as the link to BuyMeACoffee application,
01:04:18which is, so I'll say, for the help of the creators of digital content.
01:04:23Thank you for that.
01:04:24Normally, you will know that all of these donations will be used in a good way,
01:04:27soon as soon as you will be informed.
01:04:29And, we will continue on active work,
01:04:32normally, without a doubt, whether it's another year or not.
01:04:35You can watch it and see it on the channel.
01:04:38Thank you for that.
01:04:39See you in the next video.
01:04:40And, good luck from CryptoGemidia.
01:04:42Bye!
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