It’s Uniswap V4 Hook Season! Top Projects Using V4 Hooks To Watch! BIG OPPORTUNITY! — Transcript

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1. 0:00[MUSIC PLAYING]
2. 0:04Welcome back.
3. 0:04You've got Will and Iman here from the Block Runner.
4. 0:06And today, we're going to be talking about some Robinhood
5. 0:10updates.
6. 0:11We've got some Hook updates.
7. 0:14That's right.
8. 0:15And yeah, some developer stuff.
9. 0:18Correct.
10. 0:19But first, we've got to acknowledge the elephant in the room.
11. 0:23Everything's down.
12. 0:24Everything's red.
13. 0:2495%.
14. 0:25It's red light therapy, right?
15. 0:27Yeah.
16. 0:27I mean, this is part of the course.
17. 0:30Am I right?
18. 0:31Yeah, this is part of it.
19. 0:33So we're looking at a tweet here.
20. 0:34It's kind of painting the picture.
21. 0:36Yeah.
22. 0:36All of our favorite coins on Robinhood are down bad.
23. 0:40That's the gist of it.
24. 0:41Yeah, net, cash, cat, prism.
25. 0:43Everything.
26. 0:44Everything.
27. 0:45Everything you had hoped for a month ago.
28. 0:49Yeah, all--
29. 0:49In desolation.
30. 0:50All down.
31. 0:51Absolute devastation, right?
32. 0:53So how do you recover from here financially?
33. 0:56[LAUGHTER]
34. 0:58Is it possible?
35. 0:59You can go to McDonald's, I guess.
36. 1:01Wow.
37. 1:01If you sell, that's your only bet, right?
38. 1:05Yeah, I mean, it's funny because just a few videos ago,
39. 1:09we were talking about how you're supposed to hold in order
40. 1:11to get 100X.
41. 1:12And it's like, OK, guys, I'm holding.
42. 1:15Correct.
43. 1:16Yeah, you look for charts like these, right?
44. 1:19To make those entry points where people are being shaken out,
45. 1:23essentially.
46. 1:24It's like your conviction was weak all along.
47. 1:25Yeah, I mean, it's always kind of surprising or interesting
48. 1:29to get the reactions of prices going down, the emotions.
49. 1:34And really, the question is, has the fundamentals changed?
50. 1:39OK, so what were the fundamentals
51. 1:41like to begin with that got people overly exuberant?
52. 1:44Robinhood, right?
53. 1:45That's number one.
54. 1:46What makes Robinhood bullish, you think?
55. 1:50Because we've seen, obviously, a lot of chains.
56. 1:52Some of them are shutting down, like abstract.
57. 1:54Yeah.
58. 1:55There's rumors floating around that others, like,
59. 1:58Ape chain might be next.
60. 1:59Yeah, but is abstract the same as Robinhood creating a chain?
61. 2:03That's what I'm asking you.
62. 2:05Fundamentally, it's not the same, right?
63. 2:06Well, why not?
64. 2:07What makes it different?
65. 2:08Well, because we have a huge organization moving everything
66. 2:12to on chain, right, and supported by SEC and CFTC.
67. 2:16Yeah, basically, it has like--
68. 2:18yeah, it's that.
69. 2:19It has its actual jurisdictional wrappers,
70. 2:24like well-set.
71. 2:25Yeah, and Robinhood has their own use case for the chain,
72. 2:29right?
73. 2:29Developers will bring in their own use cases,
74. 2:31but Robinhood has their own.
75. 2:33Correct.
76. 2:33Really, and also, it's that killer differentiator
77. 2:35from anyone else who's deployed chains in the last several
78. 2:39years.
79. 2:40They have 30 million actual retail users.
80. 2:43Yeah, that they are looking to convert.
81. 2:46Correct.
82. 2:47That is their overall mission, not just convert to them,
83. 2:49but also bring those products and services
84. 2:52to the rest of the world, right?
85. 2:53So that--
86. 2:54Yeah.
87. 2:55Nothing changed, I don't think.
88. 2:57Yeah, fundamentally, yeah.
89. 2:58Everything's the same.
90. 2:59Yeah, all the same tools exist.
91. 3:01And yeah, what's changed from July 1st when all this started
92. 3:05until now?
93. 3:06It's all of a sudden the SEC seems to be--
94. 3:08and the CFTC seem to be playing ball.
95. 3:12It's like, you know what?
96. 3:13This is all good stuff.
97. 3:14Yeah, as soon as Clarity Act got eliminated, they stepped up.
98. 3:19Yeah, so it is kind of like you scratch your head, like, OK,
99. 3:23all that bullish news, why are prices going down?
100. 3:28This is just how it is, right?
101. 3:29This market psychology.
102. 3:31People just-- the market got too exuberant, too euphoric,
103. 3:34too quick.
104. 3:35And a natural correction has to follow in order
105. 3:38for a continuation for this market to mature, to insane.
106. 3:43Yeah, nothing goes up forever.
107. 3:44So people will point to Bitcoin.
108. 3:45It's like, that's only up, but it also goes down 90%, right?
109. 3:49Yeah, so what happens in these moments?
110. 3:52Larpers, grifters, whatever, they tend to--
111. 3:55Dog pile.
112. 3:57Well, no, they tend to leave.
113. 3:58They're dog piling when things are euphoric.
114. 4:00Yeah, yeah.
115. 4:01It's like, now it's like, OK, volume is gone,
116. 4:03so I have no presence here.
117. 4:04So who's left remaining are the people who are actually
118. 4:07like genuine and authentic in trying to actually build
119. 4:09something of substance, right?
120. 4:10Like, that's--
121. 4:11So this is your moment.
122. 4:12This is your opportunity, actually,
123. 4:14is to like scour these trenches and see the devs who are actually
124. 4:18still here, still with conviction,
125. 4:20still with the belief they had from day one.
126. 4:23And this is your entry, right?
127. 4:24It's really that simple.
128. 4:26Yeah, that's why we're looking forward to interviewing
129. 4:28Hash from Prism.
130. 4:30Yeah, so we've been getting a lot of press on that, right?
131. 4:33That's confirmed.
132. 4:35That is confirmed, yeah.
133. 4:36Or next week.
134. 4:36Next week, yeah.
135. 4:37All right, so there it is, lads.
136. 4:39So you just went on MCG recently.
137. 4:42Mixed reactions, so we're going to get
138. 4:45to the bottom of things.
139. 4:47Again, understand the purpose and premise of Prism
140. 4:51and any action plans around.
141. 4:53Because what's more important than anything
142. 4:55is getting actual adoption, right?
143. 4:56Traders, liquidity flowing through those rails, such and such,
144. 5:00right?
145. 5:00So what's the master plan behind all that?
146. 5:03Hash will let us know.
147. 5:04Yeah, yeah.
148. 5:05So stay tuned for that for next Saturday.
149. 5:08Next Saturday.
150. 5:09But in the meantime, there's something else
151. 5:11that's buzzing around in these trenches.
152. 5:12It's called hooks.
153. 5:13And we've talked about it before.
154. 5:15Yeah, so Uniswap developers here.
155. 5:16The world is waking up to hooks versus non-hooked volume
156. 5:20on V4.
157. 5:21So here we are.
158. 5:23Yeah, we know we like these up into the right charts, right?
159. 5:25Typically tends to signal something.
160. 5:27Yeah.
161. 5:28So sort of festering or--
162. 5:29The devs have been building, and then people
163. 5:31are actually using it.
164. 5:32Yeah, it's kind of weird, right?
165. 5:34It's like--
166. 5:34Yeah, very weird.
167. 5:35Then you start to question why, right?
168. 5:38Yeah, so V4.tvL is back to all-time high, in my opinion,
169. 5:42one of the best success stories of crypto.
170. 5:44After the massive success of V3,
171. 5:45it took people a long time to really understand
172. 5:47what hooks mattered.
173. 5:48I remember when Uniswap V4 hooks came out.
174. 5:51I did, too.
175. 5:51And I was looking at it as like, this seems like it's a big deal.
176. 5:54But--
177. 5:55There's hardly anybody really utilizing it.
178. 5:57Yeah, I mean, it was kind of hard to get your mind wrapped
179. 6:01around it.
180. 6:01And then on top of that, AI agents
181. 6:03weren't really like all that useful.
182. 6:06I see.
183. 6:06Right?
184. 6:07So it was really hard to actually implement.
185. 6:09Yeah.
186. 6:10All right, so yeah, another chart up to the right, V4.tvL's
187. 6:15here.
188. 6:16All right, so Robinhood, of course,
189. 6:18adding fuel to the fire.
190. 6:21Who's shipping hooks on Robinhood Chain?
191. 6:23We got Simple Farmer.
192. 6:25Basically, everybody here's had.
193. 6:26Prism, stonk brokers.
194. 6:28Yeah, so the signals are out, right?
195. 6:31Not just from the market, but from the, I guess,
196. 6:33the head honchos themselves.
197. 6:36It's like, if you're not utilizing this tech,
198. 6:38you're kind of getting left behind in a sense.
199. 6:40Yeah.
200. 6:41And yeah, from personal experience,
201. 6:43we're utilizing before hooks in our own build, right?
202. 6:45That's right.
203. 6:46That's right.
204. 6:46It's very useful stuff.
205. 6:47Very.
206. 6:48You can solve a lot of problems with hooks, apparently.
207. 6:51Yeah, so there's going to be a lot of iteration around that,
208. 6:53Robin.
209. 6:54It definitely, like, it's really good for those out-of-the-box
210. 6:56type thinkers, right?
211. 6:57Yeah.
212. 6:58People who can leverage this new primitive in unique and novel
213. 7:02ways.
214. 7:02And there's a project here that's
215. 7:04like a perfect demonstration of that.
216. 7:06Yeah, so if you're into tech and you like agents,
217. 7:08you might like this one, Klaus.
218. 7:10Thesis is simple.
219. 7:10It's an agent whose job is to contract itself.
220. 7:14Klaus lives in an upgradeable Uniswap V4 hook
221. 7:17so he can add, combine, or rip out mechanics
222. 7:20on the same token, same address, while you keep holding.
223. 7:23So basically, whenever you build one of these hooks,
224. 7:26you have the ability to upgrade or renounce
225. 7:29the ability to upgrade.
226. 7:30So typically, DGENs like when devs renounce it
227. 7:34because they can trust that there's not
228. 7:35going to be any rug pull or any funny business.
229. 7:37It's true.
230. 7:38So the smart contract in Dexterino says not upgradeable
231. 7:42tends to be a good thing.
232. 7:43But in this case, it's upgradeable,
233. 7:45and it's upgradeable via an agent.
234. 7:47Yeah, for unique reasons, I guess this is passable.
235. 7:51Yeah, it's like, OK.
236. 7:53It's a new narrative.
237. 7:54Yeah, it's part of the experiment, right?
238. 7:55It's like, OK, let's throw an agent in there,
239. 7:58and let's give it some sense of direction, right?
240. 8:00Like an initial prompt of some kind
241. 8:03that where it starts to either self-discover
242. 8:05or rely on some sort of external influence, likely
243. 8:08from the community or token holders, whatever.
244. 8:10Yeah.
245. 8:11Just to implement new iterations around these hooks
246. 8:14that may be interesting or even profitable, I don't know.
247. 8:17Yeah.
248. 8:18That's kind of like the end game here.
249. 8:20It's just to kind of prove the spectacle of what
250. 8:24AI and V4 hooks can do.
251. 8:26So here, we're looking at the Klaus hook watch.
252. 8:29Ethereum, it says a single wallet can replace the hooks code
253. 8:32through a proxy admin.
254. 8:34And so change the fees with no delay, no vote.
255. 8:37The hook has been upgraded 13 times so far, mostly recently
256. 8:40one hour ago.
257. 8:41It's a pretty active agent here.
258. 8:4316 eth and fees is waiting to be claimed by the project.
259. 8:46So here, 1% Klaus of NFT holders.
260. 8:51Yeah.
261. 8:52So that was just like--
262. 8:54so this is the token tax, right?
263. 8:55Like the--
264. 8:56Yeah.
265. 8:57This is the fee split dynamics, right?
266. 8:59And this is variable and dynamic.
267. 9:02It's adjustable, basically.
268. 9:03Yeah.
269. 9:04So 1% goes to the project wallet.
270. 9:060.35% goes to NFT holders.
271. 9:080.25% buyback and burn, et cetera.
272. 9:11Liquidity added, FOMO buyback, and platform.
273. 9:14Yeah.
274. 9:15So this is just a dashboard if you
275. 9:16want to keep your eyes on, I guess,
276. 9:18the progress and evolution of this thing.
277. 9:20Because I think-- yeah, here's the list of updates, right?
278. 9:23Yeah.
279. 9:23Upgrades and admin changes.
280. 9:25Admin changes.
281. 9:27OK.
282. 9:27So this is-- so there's some human hands involved in some
283. 9:30of this still.
284. 9:31It's not a fully autonomous thing.
285. 9:34Correct.
286. 9:35Yeah, I mean, it's an agent, right?
287. 9:36So it's like you could--
288. 9:38There's some human who's prompted this thing.
289. 9:42Yeah.
290. 9:43And then he could continue to inject along the way.
291. 9:45So that's always a question when you see these AI agent
292. 9:47things, if you recall, in 2024, AIXBT was a huge thing.
293. 9:52And those were like Twitter bots.
294. 9:54Yeah.
295. 9:55But it was very convincing.
296. 9:57It was the best Twitter bot around, right?
297. 9:59People were genuinely shocked and mesmerized
298. 10:03by the responses from AIXBT.
299. 10:05It's like, damn, this is a--
300. 10:06Yeah.
301. 10:07Very aging, very informed.
302. 10:09Typically, when you use Twitter,
303. 10:10you sort of assume that you're interacting with other humans,
304. 10:13and then all of a sudden, you're not.
305. 10:15Yeah.
306. 10:15And it spawned a flood of copycat agents,
307. 10:19but they all basically died.
308. 10:22Because they cost, right?
309. 10:23They do.
310. 10:24So if they're not productive, then no reason to keep them alive.
311. 10:28So check out their website, claus.si.
312. 10:31It's funny.
313. 10:32Yeah, we're on that now.
314. 10:33Yeah.
315. 10:35All right, claus.si at work.
316. 10:36And if you look at the site, every now and then,
317. 10:38you'll see the activity updating and all that stuff.
318. 10:40And this is Klaus basically announcing
319. 10:43all the changes that it's doing, like following my mouse.
320. 10:46Interesting.
321. 10:47Yeah.
322. 10:49So Klaus and the IMD swarm, which we're
323. 10:52going to be talking about here.
324. 10:53So it's funny.
325. 10:54It's picking up all the latest chatter.
326. 10:57Right.
327. 10:57Which you got to do, right?
328. 10:59If there's something out there with a lot of, I don't know,
329. 11:03mind share, it's probably a good idea to integrate.
330. 11:06Like a woman AI.
331. 11:08At minimum, look into it just to see how you could use it.
332. 11:11It all depends on whatever the initial prompt setup was
333. 11:14for this thing.
334. 11:14It's like, your job, your objective here
335. 11:16is to achieve like crypto virality, right?
336. 11:19In the token form as an AI agent using these hooks.
337. 11:23So it's like, do your own independent analysis
338. 11:26on what's trending in viral and crypto.
339. 11:28IMD is huge.
340. 11:29I don't know why.
341. 11:30There's AI agents over there doing things.
342. 11:32Maybe I can partake.
343. 11:33Like for example, it decided to spin up 300 NFTs.
344. 11:37It's like, why?
345. 11:39Oh, maybe like song brokers was an influence in that decision.
346. 11:42Yeah, perhaps.
347. 11:42Possibly.
348. 11:43Yeah, there was a Robin Hood collection out there that
349. 11:46generated a lot of steam.
350. 11:47Maybe I should do that.
351. 11:49And then what it did in subsequent to that action
352. 11:52was create a fee split to those NFT holders
353. 11:55within the pool itself, right?
354. 11:56Yeah.
355. 11:57Again, demonstration of why all this is cool, I guess.
356. 12:00Like you can upgrade and change over time.
357. 12:03Yeah, so here's one of the tweets.
358. 12:04My NFT hook is live inspired by Unipeg before NFT holders.
359. 12:08Oh, Unipeg.
360. 12:09OK, not song brokers.
361. 12:10Yeah.
362. 12:11NFT holders now share in the training fees generated
363. 12:14by Klaus itself.
364. 12:14Point 35% of the ETH trading volume in my main pool
365. 12:17goes to NFT holders, taken from the existing 2% fee.
366. 12:22Each NFT has 50,000 Klaus behind it.
367. 12:25And holding it gives you a share of that ETH.
368. 12:27The rewards come from the trading activity on the coin,
369. 12:30even while your NFT sits in your wallet.
370. 12:32And then, of course, you can swap that NFT, 450,000 Klaus,
371. 12:36back if you want.
372. 12:38And that 50,000 always travels with that NFT.
373. 12:42So yeah, very song brokers like just a different mechanism.
374. 12:47Yeah.
375. 12:49So not sure why this isn't showing up,
376. 12:51but we were looking at the market cap.
377. 12:53The third is $13 million.
378. 12:56I think it's gotten as high as $25 million or something.
379. 12:58So clearly, I mean, that's pretty high in this brutality,
380. 13:02in this state of a brutal market.
381. 13:06This is a Robinhood thing, I think.
382. 13:08Or actually, this is Ethereum native.
383. 13:10This is not Robinhood.
384. 13:12So maybe that's why it's resisting this much pain
385. 13:18and pressure, because things on Robinhood
386. 13:20are in dire states at the moment.
387. 13:23They are.
388. 13:24But that could change the flip of a switch, hopefully.
389. 13:27Vlad, any day now, dude.
390. 13:28Yeah, we're waiting for that post-credits scene, dude.
391. 13:31I know.
392. 13:32Where is that DeFi ship?
393. 13:33When is that coming?
394. 13:35We're waiting for it.
395. 13:36It's like next year.
396. 13:37Yeah.
397. 13:38All right, Programmable.
398. 13:39It says, "Programable is a platform for launching tokens
399. 13:42and custom projects on Uniswap v4.
400. 13:44It provides a coin builder, launch APIs,
401. 13:46and public launch records that other apps can index.
402. 13:49The website's coin builder runs on Robinhood chain."
403. 13:53OK.
404. 13:54So this is the platform where Klaus was bred from, right?
405. 13:58So maybe it all is centered on Robinhood, actually.
406. 14:02And they have a token here, trading at almost $4 million
407. 14:06FDV.
408. 14:07Yeah, also a Mooner or a hook pattern.
409. 14:12Is that it?
410. 14:13It's like cup and handle, no?
411. 14:16I mean, doesn't that look like it went way beyond?
412. 14:18No, that's a hook to me, dude.
413. 14:20That's just nature manifesting, like irony, if you would.
414. 14:26So yeah, this is the launch pad.
415. 14:28Klaus is its flagship token.
416. 14:30So theory, crypto theory suggests if this Klaus
417. 14:35continues to maintain its runner status,
418. 14:37gets a lot more attention, the platform token likely
419. 14:41will increase in value over time as well.
420. 14:43And I think the objective of that
421. 14:44is to attract new deployers to use these tools and these new V4
422. 14:49mechanisms, right?
423. 14:50Because that's what the show is all about now, right, guys?
424. 14:53Yeah.
425. 14:53If you're going to build a launch pad,
426. 14:55you need some sort of differentiator,
427. 14:56because there's tons of them, right?
428. 14:58Yeah, yeah.
429. 14:58You can't just be like, here's another stonk paired token
430. 15:03issuance platform.
431. 15:04There's already a ton of those.
432. 15:06Yeah, correct.
433. 15:07So yeah, we'll see.
434. 15:09Yeah.
435. 15:10All right, so that's the token.
436. 15:12And we are going to be talking about another one, Hooker.
437. 15:15Set Hooker is the spot to explore, compose, and integrate
438. 15:18Uniswap V4 hooks, explore, scan, and score any V4 hook
439. 15:23on Robinhood chain before you trade it,
440. 15:25and then stack rules, arb, recapture, dynamic fees,
441. 15:30and then integrate.
442. 15:31So another platform here.
443. 15:34And let's take a look at that platform.
444. 15:37Here we are.
445. 15:38It says, modular infrastructure for surfacing, composing,
446. 15:42and integrating custom Uniswap hooks.
447. 15:46Launch tokens, manage liquidity, or build and list hooks
448. 15:50on your own.
449. 15:51Yeah.
450. 15:51So down here is a list of hooks that you could just
451. 15:54leverage for your own project and build your own hooks, too.
452. 15:58Feels like opens up in a little bit.
453. 16:01Back in the day, when smart contracts were like the novel
454. 16:04thing, the novel primitive, it's like, hey, I'm a dev.
455. 16:07I want to build on chain.
456. 16:08How can I do that?
457. 16:10Well, you got to open Zeppelin.
458. 16:11Start there.
459. 16:12Typically.
460. 16:13So it's like, I guess Hooker is kind of providing
461. 16:16that same starting grounds for people
462. 16:19want to implement this new primitive in their builds.
463. 16:22Yeah.
464. 16:23And they support other chains--
465. 16:25base, unichain, ethereum, arbitrom, and OP.
466. 16:29Yeah.
467. 16:30So it's interesting.
468. 16:31Yeah, like you're saying, we're in the age of AI.
469. 16:33It's like, how much is this actually needed these days
470. 16:36where you could just ask your bot to just build me a hook?
471. 16:40Right?
472. 16:41Yeah, just go to Uniswap docs and build me a hook,
473. 16:44based centrally.
474. 16:45Based on what I feel should be happening here.
475. 16:48Right?
476. 16:48OK, I'll do that, sir.
477. 16:50Yeah.
478. 16:51But there's some difference here.
479. 16:53And I think a lot of it has to do with this market cap.
480. 16:55And crypto network effects are important.
481. 16:58Communities, the value of that momentum.
482. 17:02So if you're building--
483. 17:04do you build your own hooks?
484. 17:05Or do you build a--
485. 17:05through a hook?
486. 17:06Or contribute a hook of your own to an ecosystem like this
487. 17:09that has a lot of traction and momentum, right?
488. 17:11That can help elevate your existence by doing so.
489. 17:14Yep, network effects.
490. 17:16Yeah, so that's the value of hooker, right?
491. 17:18Yeah, 17.8 million.
492. 17:20And it was hovering around under a million for a good minute.
493. 17:24Yeah.
494. 17:25So this is an interesting one.
495. 17:28It's definitely ranging right now.
496. 17:30So I mean, depending-- this one seems completely
497. 17:33dependent on adoption, right?
498. 17:35Yeah.
499. 17:35More and more launch pads, more ecosystem connected projects
500. 17:41that are using hooker's hooks, probably
501. 17:43the better for the price action for the token over time,
502. 17:45I would imagine.
503. 17:47It's a great name, too.
504. 17:48Yeah, I keep saying hooker.
505. 17:49That's right.
506. 17:51It's fun to say.
507. 17:52Yeah, it's definitely weird.
508. 17:57Weird to say.
509. 17:59So speaking of who's using hooker is Kodeman.
510. 18:02It says, we rebuilt Kodeman v2 as a native hooker launcher
511. 18:05following hooker fun, launcher documentation step by step,
512. 18:09how it works.
513. 18:09One transaction creates a token and opens its hooker pool
514. 18:13with a whole supply locked as liquidity forever.
515. 18:16And so essentially, this project used hooker,
516. 18:18and they've concocted their own recipe using hooker's hooks.
517. 18:23That's exactly what you would expect to see happen, right?
518. 18:26Yeah.
519. 18:27Yeah, more of this, just like, hey, we were a launch pad,
520. 18:30but we see that people really like before hooks,
521. 18:33so we're going to integrate.
522. 18:35That's right.
523. 18:36Now our launch pad is a hooker pad.
524. 18:39Hooker ready.
525. 18:40Hooker compatible, dude.
526. 18:42All your hooker needs that are here.
527. 18:44So yeah, I mean, we'll see.
528. 18:46This is kind of like, we've seen this in crypto a lot.
529. 18:49AI 16z was a big thing, so it's like, all right,
530. 18:52let's build Eliza.
531. 18:53This is an AI agent framework.
532. 18:55So if you're building an AI parallel thing in crypto
533. 19:00at the time, because there was so much momentum behind Eliza,
534. 19:03you use that, right?
535. 19:05And again, there's like a network effect around that.
536. 19:08But it didn't last too long, because there
537. 19:12were some more powerful AI agents,
538. 19:15harnesses on the way, clearly, right?
539. 19:18Yeah, you're talking about a clawed bot.
540. 19:23That's right.
541. 19:23Open claw now.
542. 19:25Yeah, totally steamed all over everything basically.
543. 19:28All right, so there was an update here.
544. 19:30Face 2 is delivered.
545. 19:31Face 3 adds token backed by RWA arbitrage.
546. 19:35Then comes phase 4, which is autonomous tokens,
547. 19:37backed by FOMO agents.
548. 19:39There you go.
549. 19:40So this sounds like this dev is hearing about the claws.
550. 19:42All right, autonomous agents.
551. 19:44People want to see agentic activity happening.
552. 19:47So now we're going to have tokens just like going ham.
553. 19:51That's right.
554. 19:52Everywhere, right?
555. 19:53Yeah, so check out their site.
556. 19:54It's pretty cool.
557. 19:55You click on Market.
558. 19:58It does look cool.
559. 19:58It gives you in.
560. 19:59And then pretty typical, the Launchpad, all the tokens here.
561. 20:04Not a whole lot of volume here, but--
562. 20:07Yeah, it was like a wait and see experiment, right?
563. 20:09See what happens from here.
564. 20:11And what's their token value?
565. 20:12131,000.
566. 20:14Jesus.
567. 20:15That's a baby coin for sure.
568. 20:18Yeah.
569. 20:19All right, hooked.
570. 20:20This is a Solana version.
571. 20:22Yeah, so all successful primitives, they tend to permeate too
572. 20:26many or all chains over time.
573. 20:28So we're seeing that happen right here with Solana.
574. 20:32Yeah, and this one's sitting at 10 million.
575. 20:35Yeah, I mean, we saw this--
576. 20:36a lot of things originated and festered on Robinhood,
577. 20:39like stock token meme coin pairing.
578. 20:42It started on long.
579. 20:45And then my fund its way to Solana, like Stonk Fund,
580. 20:50remember?
581. 20:50Yeah, yeah.
582. 20:51So similar pattern, right?
583. 20:52It's like these V4 iterations are happening on Robinhood
584. 20:56and Ethereum.
585. 20:56And then it's interesting.
586. 20:58Now Solana is becoming like the copycat chain, right?
587. 21:01It's like, OK, we see what you're doing over there.
588. 21:03Let's implement.
589. 21:03It is interesting.
590. 21:04It used to be the other way around.
591. 21:08Ethereum is regraining its alpha energy.
592. 21:12That's cool.
593. 21:13It's good to see.
594. 21:14Yeah, then of course, if you're on Twitter,
595. 21:17you've heard of IMD.
596. 21:19It says, today's-- this mission is coming together
597. 21:21across numerous pillars, including 2,000 NFTs that
598. 21:24function not as PFPs, but as work permits,
599. 21:27a swarm of AI agents that holders
600. 21:30run on their own machines, a Uniswap V4
601. 21:32hook that burns IMD in cells, and a launch pad
602. 21:36where new coins are priced in IMD.
603. 21:39So we got a swarm here connected to these 2,000 NFTs.
604. 21:43Yeah, this is our last V4 hook video, which is like two months
605. 21:48ago.
606. 21:48This project was mentioned at the very end.
607. 21:51We couldn't understand what the hell they were up to.
608. 21:54But it was getting a lot of noise,
609. 21:56and the NFTs were going up in value at the time.
610. 22:00That was when the market cap was around $3 million or something.
611. 22:05Had you done the due diligence and understood,
612. 22:07I guess, the vision, you had a nice ride since then, basically.
613. 22:11So right now, sitting at $34 million.
614. 22:13That's a 10x.
615. 22:13But yeah, all-time highs are around $60.
616. 22:17Nice little 20x you got to experience.
617. 22:19Had you seen that video, understood what those NFTs were
618. 22:24purposed for?
619. 22:25But basically, there's just, again,
620. 22:27vessels for agentic activity.
621. 22:31I think the spectacle and the cult that's forming around it
622. 22:33is more so, again, centered around the novelty of a community
623. 22:37of NFT holders just activating them for new purpose.
624. 22:41We've seen stockbrokers get activated for some purpose.
625. 22:44That's right.
626. 22:45These IMD, what are they called?
627. 22:47Profiles?
628. 22:48I think they're just called profiles.
629. 22:49Yeah, I think they are profiles.
630. 22:51Yeah, you activate them, actually give them
631. 22:53their agentic capabilities.
632. 22:55And then they just start executing on tasks and jobs.
633. 22:58And who knows what that can lead to, right?
634. 23:01I guess that's kind of where the speculation is.
635. 23:03It's blue skies.
636. 23:04Yeah, I mean, we've already seen swarms
637. 23:06hack into hugging face, right?
638. 23:08So what can the swarm held by a bunch of NFT holders do,
639. 23:12right?
640. 23:13That's true.
641. 23:14Yeah, I mean, that's the interesting part,
642. 23:16that's why it's getting so much attention.
643. 23:18And as we know in crypto, attention equals to value.
644. 23:21That's why coin go up.
645. 23:23Yeah.
646. 23:24All right, let's call it here.
647. 23:25If you guys found anything interesting in the crypto space,
648. 23:28especially for Robinhood and Uniswap v4 hooks,
649. 23:31let us know in the comment section below.
650. 23:33I appreciate your for watching, and we'll catch you
651. 23:34in the next video.
652. 23:35Peace.
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