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$80 per day? Wow, that's a significant amount! I mean, that's over what, 80 times 7? That's over 400, 500 bucks per week.
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What is going on, everybody? Welcome back to another episode here on the CYX YouTube. Today, we actually have a special guest. We have one of our private CYX community members, who is also a member of the Wealth 28 Club.
In today's video, we're going to be discussing and talking about DeFi-related topics, possibly going over our personal journey, talking about mindset and transformation, and different DeFi strategies that we might be participating in to passively earn income with our digital assets.
I'm going to let our guest introduce himself. If you guys enjoy and like this interview, do us a favor, smash that thumbs-up button, and subscribe to the platform. We do appreciate the love and the support.
So, what's going on? If you don't mind, could you briefly introduce yourself to the people watching? Maybe even share how you first got into cryptocurrency and DeFi?
What's going on, brother? How are you?
Well, my name's Remy. On Twitter or Discord, my name's Captain Morgan. Man, this is stressful; I'm not used to that.
So yeah, I got into the cryptocurrency universe about two years ago. A friend of mine just jumped in. He goes on Facebook and says, "Whoever wants to learn about cryptocurrency, be my guest. Just bring me something to eat, and we'll have a beer and talk about crypto."
At that period, I was like, really? When I do something, I just don't do it a little bit; I like to do it to the maximum. At that time, I was really reading about the world, and then he got me into speaking about Brad Garlinghouse going to the World Economic Forum each and every year.
That really tangled my attention to this main character. I kept reading and reading, and then I read about Jeb McCaleb, who is one main character in the scene. It really got my attention behind the scenes of cryptocurrency, and then I dived into the blockchain because, well, everybody knows that cryptocurrency doesn't exist without blockchain.
I kept reading and reading, and the more I read, the more I realized that people tried to explain the difference between Facebook, which is more emotional, and I never actually did good research on Facebook people or like XRP as a scam. But when you go into Twitter, that's the other side of the metal. This is where I found you and Mr. Man.
You guys are taking a deep dive into the information. It's really interesting what you guys are up to. The tiny details—I have time to read, but I don't know how many hours you put in. It's too many to count, you know?
So upon that search, I found the two of you guys, and I really say you're like the cream of the crop on Twitter. I never found somebody who takes that much information and explains it passively to the people.
So yeah, you really got me into this and the truth behind cryptocurrency and DeFi. It just goes together.
I agree with a couple of things that you said. First off, two years into crypto, and you've made such exponential moves. The fact that you're even participating in the ecosystem the way that you are is phenomenal because it takes a lot of time for people to digest this information.
Like you said, you're talking about Facebook and how the mainstream narrative orients people's attention to thinking that crypto is a scam. But in reality, there's this deep surface-level information that you have to brush past the distraction to start picking apart pieces of the puzzle.
These organizations, these CEOs, and the intertwined webs and interconnected connections behind the scenes go so much deeper. You talked about the World Economic Forum, and that's something that the mainstream doesn't really pick up on. They don't tell you those things.
It's really cool that you came and found myself and Mr. Man in this space early on in your career because think of how much of a headache that saved you—following other mainstream influencers. I couldn't imagine people who are just here to spike people's dopamine instead of giving them good, valuable information.
Something else that you mentioned that I can also relate to is when you take on something in your life, you go full force into it. You don't just half-ass it; you commit yourself to it 100%.
Something that I learned in the military is to give it your best effort, to give it your all, and not to do a half-ass job. I'm the same way. If I read a document or if I jump into a new project, I have to finish and stay committed to it, learning it to the fullest extent.
That's a good quality trait to have in crypto.
How long, just real fast off the top of my head, since you've been in crypto for two years, how long have you been a member of the CYX community, either the Wealth 28 Club, the Discord, or the trading material?
How long have you been in?
From this January—oh no, my bad—from July. July of this year.
So you're relatively speaking about half a year in?
Yep, half a year in. That's outstanding!
Are you more participating in the DeFi ecosystem, the DeFi community in CYX, or more so the trading side of things? Which or both? What are you?
I got into it like when I do something, like say you do cooking. If the stuff is good, then you need to switch a little ingredient at a time just to avoid making any issues.
I know we won't speak about the impermanent loss, but there are so many things going around with DeFi. I only take one pool, and right now I'm one of the OGs on SaucerSwap, still doing like an HBAR and USDC pool. It's actually really crazy, but I never went into other pools.
This is just lately that I'm—I don't know if you invest into V-Drum, but they're pushing their stuff right now, which is really interesting. They have that 40% APR right now that they're pushing for the next three months, from January up to March.
It's actually funny; it's almost like everything is already pre-scheduled.
So you're definitely more oriented in the DeFi niche category and CYX, just fixated on DeFi earning passive income?
Yep, on my digital assets.
Do you care to kind of openly share, maybe not all of your portfolio, but just in general how much per month, in a sense, that you're actively making from DeFi investments alone?
Right now, I'm doing $80—no, $80 per day.
Wow, that's a significant amount! I mean, at the end of the day, that's over what, 80 times 7? That's over 400, 500 bucks per week, and that's all just straight DeFi passive income. That's phenomenal! That's an accomplishment within itself.
So let's go back to your original approach in crypto, kind of before you found myself and Mr. Man and enlightened yourself in the DeFi ecosystem.
What was your mindset when you first discovered DeFi? When you first discovered what capabilities it had before you dove into it and actually learned it, did you think that it was a scam, too good to be true? Were you like that type of person that was like, "Oh, I can't..."?
Actually, the funny part about when I joined in July to the Wealth 28 Club is actually my wife. Because at that time, I had a portfolio of 30k, and that was way before Trump entered the ring, and then the market went crazy. Now it's even higher.
Then my wife goes and says, "So what next? You have that standstill kind of portfolio not doing anything." I go like, "Yeah, just your way. There's an agenda; things will come in, and just you wait."
There was something behind the Wealth 28 Club that I didn't foresee at first, as I was more thinking of a day trading class instead. My wife just shook me and said, "What are you waiting for?"
So that same day, I just like—I'm a carpenter; I work for myself. I don't want to have any employees, and it's all good like that. I'm doing way enough.
So I just granted myself about two weeks or so, and then I dived into the whole Wealth 28 Club to figure it out. This is not what I was thinking it was going to be, and then I fully fell in love with the "be your own bank" kind of thing.
It all goes together with what I already read from 203 for sure.
So kind of like the Wealth 28 Club just enhanced your ability to capitalize on DeFi opportunities. That's phenomenal! Now you're making $80 a day. I mean, I'm sure that number fluctuates, but still, anything more than $25 a day is sustainable income.
I think that’s the one thing that a lot of people don't understand about this space. If you do it in a mature, strategic, and logical fashion, and you're careful with your approach to DeFi, you can really come up in the space and increase your holdings significantly.
It is a very unregulated niche in the crypto industry.
Maybe let's just discuss and talk about that perspective. Now, having been involved in DeFi, you've started to do and dive into the research, especially the research that myself and Mr. Man commit ourselves to.
What role do you personally see DeFi opportunities playing in the future? Do you think that this becomes the norm in the crypto ecosystem? Do you think that traditional financial players are going to be utilizing it?
Maybe just share a little bit of your perspective on that.
I'm totally sure this is—I don't want to go conspiracy and all that, but the great reset is all on, from my thinking. Simply, the whole financial system needs a great reset.
I don't know; I don't see—well, I'm just trying to sell DeFi to everybody who talks to me about cryptocurrency. It's not even like a holding thing anymore. It's just like even still in a bear market, you can do passive income daily.
This is crazy! The little pool that I'm in, HBAR, grants me about $8 per day. I have that huge portfolio that I could just swap there and not even work anymore.
Yeah, I'm the same way. If I put all of my long-term holdings that I have in my cold storage wallet and added that to my DeFi portfolio, I'd probably be making about $10,000 per month in just DeFi passive income.
I won't, though, because I separate the way that I strategize in DeFi. I have a blue-chip bag, long-term holdings that I hold in cold storage wallets that I'll never touch, and then I have a DeFi portfolio that consists of about $35,000.
That's the money that I use for DeFi, completely separate from my long-term bags. That's particularly just because DeFi is unregulated right now, so I'm not willing to expose my seven-figure crypto portfolio to DeFi yet.
I just started a completely separate portfolio to dabble around in DeFi and to teach myself the platforms and to get comfortable on DEXes.
Again, this isn't financial advice; it's my personal opinion that that's what people should do if they're interested in DeFi.
You mentioned earlier that when you take on something, you don't dip your toe in the water; you jump in. DeFi isn't really like that. If you do that, you expose yourself to more risk.
What we try to convey at CYX and in the Wealth 28 Club is if you take a mature approach, you go through your audit check, you look at the platforms, make sure the TVL is healthy, really learn the platform in and out, look at the devs, communicate with the devs in Discord, and ask questions.
The DeFi space is actually really easy to navigate once you know what you're doing in a mature fashion and you're not just here for some quick get-rich-quick scheme.
Earning passive income is the new wave, in my personal opinion.
To capitalize on the question that I asked you, what's the vision for the future of DeFi? I personally think it's going to be the norm in the next five to ten years, probably even sooner than that.
Based on the research that I've done, I know for a fact that these financial institutions are not going to come in and just buy these assets and hold them on their balance sheet in some cold storage wallet for the long term.
They're going to want to earn and generate passive income. They're going to want to lend, borrow, and provide liquidity, be market makers in this market.
DeFi opens the door to average everyday retail investors and gives us an equal access level playing field to participate in this space, to earn rewards, to lend, to borrow, and to aggregate liquidity on the same playing field that these financial institutions have had for years.
I feel like that's something that a lot of people don't understand.
This is just a general question, and the reason why I want to ask this question is that so many people are skeptical about DeFi due to the unregulated environment that we operate in.
How do you, in your investment approach towards DeFi—you said you're operating on SaucerSwap—how do you navigate the regulatory uncertainties? How do you mitigate that risk?
Do you see SaucerSwap as a platform—and again, not financial advice—that's more trustworthy because it operates on the Hadera network, and we know Hadera is attempting to be regulatory compliant?
What's your perspective on the regulatory side of things and how people can take some necessary steps to mitigate that risk, considering that DeFi is heavily unregulated?
Well, that's a huge question.
Starting with the fact that mainly my portfolio runs around ISO 2022, and from my research, all of those will be going around DeFi.
I would say that good research with either ChatGPT or Twitter can handle any question regarding if they have audits or not, if they have issues.
There was something going around with USDT that everybody was speaking about—there are some uncertainties around them.
So you have to take good steps toward every move you make.
When I do something, I do it to the maximum, but still, we're talking about money here. When you're moving 10K from one wallet to another, you have to be careful.
You have to take a little amount and then do the transfer to make sure that it goes to the proper wallet. You have to take every step properly.
The best part that I can say about the Wealth 28 Club is you explain every step slowly and patiently, which really helps me. Sometimes I just re-listen to videos all over again just to make it sink in.
There are specific steps as an investor that I told myself: just invest money that I can afford to lose. You have to be firm with yourself when you're doing those steps and make them each and every time.
I'm not sure 100% I agree. I think that people take a rushed approach to DeFi, and that's what leads them to losses because they treat DeFi like they treat crypto investing.
That's to get rich quick, to just wing a meme coin play and 1000x their portfolio. For me, DeFi is all about consistent, steady returns over a prolonged period of time.
I've been making passive income every single day with DeFi this entire year, which has significantly scaled my long-term portfolio.
The strategy that I use is the DeFi passive income that I'm earning because it's the market's money, right? I'm generating trading fees by being a liquidity provider.
I take that money that I'm earning, and that's the money that I buy blue-chip assets with. That way, it's the market's money. Collectively speaking, it's risk-free at that point because it's not my hard-earned income that I'm implementing into this space.
You also mentioned checking for audits and making sure—there are so many different things that you can do to mitigate risk in DeFi.
I feel like that's one of the things that we try to touch on in the Wealth 28 Club: trying to get people to see that there's a checklist that you should go through before you operate on platforms.
Platforms like SaucerSwap or V-Drum—if you're operating on those platforms, it's most likely because you went through that checklist and said, "Okay, this platform has a good audit record. You can contact the devs; they're open with their community. They have a 2025 roadmap or a looking-ahead roadmap, so you know what they're going to be doing."
They have healthy TVL—not only healthy TVL on the entire platform as a whole but also the digital asset, the native asset of the DEX itself or the platform in DeFi that you're using.
It's attempting to be regulatory compliant or so on and so forth. There are so many little tiny things that you can check off the box to mitigate that risk.
That's really what investing is about. We're operating in a space that is inherently risky, and you cannot rid yourself of that risk.
But there are ways in DeFi that you can take via a strategic and logical approach to mitigate that risk in this uncertain regulatory environment, if that makes sense.
Right, in a nutshell.
Are there any specific—I mean, you said you're operating on SaucerSwap, so I'm assuming that you're more so a liquidity provider in DeFi.
You know that there are different niche categories in DeFi. You could be a lender, a borrower, a yield aggregator. It seems like you're primarily a liquidity provider.
In your liquidity provision strategies, I guess I already know the answer to your question, but are there any strategies that you take or any approach that you take to mitigate impermanent loss?
I feel like a lot of people stray away from DeFi because of that word "impermanent loss." Is there anything in particular that you do to mitigate that?
I'm assuming because you're in SaucerSwap, you're heavily invested in HBAR, right?
For me, being a liquidity provider on SaucerSwap, I don't really care if the price fluctuates in my liquidity pools because I believe in the long-term value of HBAR.
One of the ways that I mitigate my exposure to impermanent loss is I really only provide liquidity in liquidity pools with blue-chip assets that I think are going to survive long-term.
That way, I can hold the positions long-term because I believe in the long-term valuation of the digital assets.
That makes sense.
Well, due to my pool, like I said, I'm on a USDC and HBAR pool, which mitigates the risk, as a stable coin won't fluctuate on a daily basis.
That's one thing. I won't even—I'm not even in meme coins. I don't hold any meme coins at all. I don't have time for this.
The second thing that is really useful and unimaginable is Mr. Insal Scalper. I just like screwed his name there. He can give you Delta on your private Discord, which is the guy who just answers everything.
Yeah, the most accurate levels.
Absolutely! Setting those ranges nice and tight and accurately, using the institutional Deltas—absolutely, man. It's 100% a necessary endeavor if you're trying to be successful in DeFi.
Yet again, though, it's something that a lot of people don't know that they can have access to, and we're literally the only community on the face of the internet right now with access to those from a retail standpoint, which is astronomical.
What do you plan to—this is something that I come across a lot. A lot of people think that the road to wealth is to sell your cryptocurrency for fiat after this next boom market cycle, whatever cycle we're in, and then wait for a pullback and refund all that money back into crypto and just keep doing that cycle after cycle.
Now with DeFi and the awakening that you've had, understanding that you can utilize your digital assets to earn passive income, or if you are going to sell your digital assets, you can transition those into stable coins, which then you can put into passive income earning strategies earning upwards of anywhere between 17% to 40% on stable coins.
What do you now plan to do after this next boom market cycle with your portfolio? How do you plan to constantly generate yield and participate in this wealth transformation now that you know about DeFi?
I, you know, as a carpenter, I'm really using my arms and hands, and I'm really broken. So I'm really putting all my focus to make that work, to make all of my portfolio work for me.
The answer is simple: I really want to pay—to not pay, but to stay more with my children and have time with them. I need to cut down some jobs that I do for my living and then transfer slowly this to DeFi.
Then up to an horizon of—I really want to dive more into—not as day trading, but something close to that.
So yeah, definitely, if I'm—let's say we're November 25, I'm really hinging to deploy the maximum out of my bag into DeFi, making more money in DeFi.
Then afterwards, maybe not quit my job, but switch things around, get things easier.
Let me orient the question more so towards a straightforward answer. Now that you know about DeFi, what would you say about an individual that wants to sell their crypto for fiat compared to now what you know about DeFi?
No, no, no, just no. Just no. Just no.
It's simple. Your money—in the US and Canada, we're just doing the same. People think a dollar is a dollar, and it stays as a dollar, but the power that you have with your fiat is just going down with inflation.
You're literally losing money. On the other end, cryptocurrency is going up.
So the maximum that I can transfer to cryptocurrency, I'm doing it. My money is out.
Yeah, I agree. I'm the same way. My mindset surrounding what I plan to do and what portions of my portfolio I plan to sell have completely and drastically changed.
For example, I have a seven-figure crypto portfolio, and in the early stages, way before I got involved in DeFi, I was thinking, "I'm going to sell my entire crypto portfolio and buy back in when the market crashes again," and just keep doing that over and over.
Now, in terms of percentages, I really only plan to sell for fiat maybe like 10% to 15% of my long-term portfolio, which will be transitioned into fiat.
That way, I have cash outside of that. I'd say 75% to 80% of my long-term blue-chip assets, just like you said, will be rotated into the DeFi ecosystem to generate me passive income.
I've now come to this awakening that we have the ability to never have to sell our digital assets. If it's fiat that you want, for example, I use XRP as an example quite often because the XRP community is so fixated on eventually selling their XRP for some high price.
But in reality, it doesn't matter if XRP is a dollar or if XRP is a thousand dollars. You can utilize your XRP in the future in the same way, no matter what the price is, and that's to generate passive income.
If you want cash, if you want fiat, if you want stable coins, you can use your XRP without ever having to sell it in the DeFi ecosystem to generate you that passive income.
I feel like that's something that a lot of people don't understand right now, and that's one thing that we're trying to push for people's education in the Wealth 28 Club.
So many people are going to get wrecked thinking that if XRP goes to $10, they're going to sell it at $10 and then get a pullback, which could never happen, and buy back in at some lower price.
That is such an unrealistic strategy now that we know what DeFi has the capability to give us in this crypto Web 3 niche. I mean, it's so exponential; it's insane.
Go ahead.
I don't know if you wanted to cap just say that I'm pretty sure next year will be some hard battle with the stable coins. People will need to understand the power of the stable coins instead of transferring to fiat and losing money.
Just generate the stable coin, which would stand still, fixed in time, so the market can go boom, and then you just stabilize your money and then come back later. Nothing happened.
A couple more questions, nothing too extravagant. Could you possibly share what type of mindset from your perspective one needs to have to succeed in DeFi?
What helped you develop that type of thinking?
I mean, there's really a transition that you have to have mentally from an HODL mindset to a passive income mindset.
Everybody's goal in crypto—at least, I feel like there's not one single person involved in crypto that cannot say this—but everybody's goal is to make money. If you're in crypto, you're probably here to make money. If you're not, I'm not too entirely sure why you're here.
That means we all share a common goal, but everybody's mindset is not the same. Most people have this HODL mindset: "I'm just going to hold for years and years and eventually sell for some high-end price back in fiat."
What's kind of like a mindset shift that you had to make or that you think people might have to make?
What's the mindset that people need to have to be successful in DeFi?
Well, that's a hard one, but the first thing that comes to my mind right now is—well, that I just—I'm on top of my Twitter account is an Albert Einstein quote: "Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it gets richer; he who doesn't understand it pays for it."
That's the first thing that comes to my mind.
One needs to understand the new financial system.
I can really relate to that. I like the comment that you made about Albert Einstein. Collectively speaking, compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. That's the truth.
If you just, like you said a second ago, our fiat currencies—whether it's Canadian dollar, Australian dollar, United States dollar—they're rapidly declining and will continue to do so as the governments and central banks print more money over the next consecutive couple of years.
Every average day person that is uneducated and not financially literate doesn't understand that. They see their dollars as just dollars, and they don't understand that their dollars don't have the same purchasing power that they did five years ago, ten years ago.
It's only going to continue to depreciate.
For me personally, utilizing DeFi is a way to combat that. You have to have the mentality to understand that if you don't attempt to thrive and strive in this new digital environment, then you're more prone to be susceptible to manipulation or to fear-mongering or to whatever digital controls that they're going to attempt to implement on the people.
If you don't have financial freedom—financial freedom is different from person to person. For me, financial freedom is just having enough money, steady passive income to pay for your necessities and some of your wants and needs.
Through the utilization of DeFi, with a very small amount of money, it doesn't take a lot to facilitate that in DeFi. You can achieve that.
That's the mindset shift that I think that people need to have: Do you want financial freedom? If the answer to that question is yes, then you should look into DeFi.
Because selling your crypto for some high-end fiat price and HODLing is not the road to financial freedom, as I just described.
Generating consistent passive income without having to sell your digital assets for fiat is the answer to that question, in my personal opinion.
So that's what I think people need to have—the mindset shift from becoming wealthy in terms of selling for fiat at some later point down the road that they don't even know is going to really come into fruition.
It's just speculation to generating passive income, consistent returns, and steadily growing a portfolio based on the assets that you already have right now.
It does take some elbow grease. You know, it's nerve-wracking; it can be scary for people at first if they don't know what they're doing.
The crypto industry, one and within itself, is rife with scams and controversy, but DeFi is even more so.
You have to really learn the platforms in and out, and so there is work on the beholder's part to learn these platforms.
But once you do, I mean, how easy was it for you after you went through the Wealth 28 Club content to navigate a DEX like that?
Right?
Yeah.
So, you know, after you put in the elbow grease, it becomes relatively easy. Sure, it's sometimes scary, but when you stick to the point that you can't skip any steps, you need to be firm with yourself, like I said earlier.
I like that.
Last thing, we'll cut it here because we're going on 35 minutes, and this was a really good interview.
Just very simplistic, you know, I just want to really truly show people—the general public that are not involved in the Wealth 28 Club or the CYX community—that we have normal, everyday average people in this community.
It's nothing extravagant, nothing crazy. We do have a couple of millionaires in this community, and we do have some high-end people here.
But overall, with these interviews that I conduct, there are people in this community that are generating more than $25 per day in passive income.
So that means it is possible for the everyday average person.
Two last things:
One, generating $80 a day in passive income—can you talk about how much your portfolio is worth that allows you to generate that much passive income?
It's only one portfolio; it's 10K.
So $10,000 deployed on the platform that you're on enables you to make $80 per day?
That is insane! Again, sustainable income!
Okay, so you guys heard it there. This isn't like you need to go real estate investing and take out a whole entire house loan that's $300,000 to $500,000 to generate passive income.
No, no, no! This is a new way of investing where with smaller amounts of money, you can generate traditional returns on a scale that we've never seen before.
Like I said, it creates a level playing field, so that's phenomenal that you achieved that.
What would you say to someone who is skeptical about DeFi?
Let's say, for example, somebody in your family or your friend group was like, "I don't want to get involved in that." What's one thing that you would say to them that could possibly change their mind?
Well, I show them my portfolio, which helps a bit as a start. Like yesterday, we were at the counter with two of my friends here at the cottage, and I was showing them the Deltas of Insal Scalper and how I put my money in and out.
Right now, I have like 247 fees to collect, and I was just like, "I'll let that grow a bit."
It's funny, but you know the hard part before speaking about DeFi is to make them understand the power of cryptocurrency.
There's one thing, and it's actually quite simple for people to buy and just hold. But the part of learning DeFi is, I think for the majority of people, it's more hard for them to understand how to connect wallets and all that.
People are not used to it. But like I said, for freaking 28 bucks, your class explains the whole stuff there.
Give yourself a week or whatnot just to dive down all of those.
I think, too, it comes down to instant gratification. People inherently are already distracted by their everyday tendencies towards a nine-to-five job, family, whatever.
They think that they don't have the time to learn a new skill, but in reality, if you're motivated to change your life—not only financially but mentally and physically—because it's a whole trifecta of things that you need to supersede to be successful.
If you put in the elbow grease and you put in the time to study the content, once you learn it, you can implement it on different platforms.
You can implement it across the entire DeFi ecosystem, and that's the best part.
It takes some time, don't get me wrong, but if you're motivated to change your circumstances, CYX is a really safe way to start with that.
Like you mentioned, two years into this space, and you came across myself and Mr. Man. I'm happy to hear that because that has most likely alleviated you from saying any horror stories.
For example, there are members in this community that didn't find us in the early days of their crypto journey and got scammed or joined communities that didn't really give you valuable information but charged you an arm and a leg.
Our goal here at CYX was to provide vast amounts of value for an affordable price because it does take significant amounts of time and energy on our behalf as mentors.
We believe in financial compensation for that time, but we wanted to make it literally an unlimited amount of information for a very affordable price so that the everyday average person can come into this space, learn a detailed breakdown of how we are deploying our capital in this space efficiently and effectively to earn passive income, and decide to replicate that information or at least build a foundation for them to start their journey earning passive income.
It's really good to see that it's working for people like yourself and many others in this community.
I think that’s really all I have today, Remy. I really appreciate your time. I know that this is just a quick interview, but again, I just wanted to bring people on that are actually profiting in this community and see what you guys have to bring to the table to enlighten people that are not in this community that are watching.
Maybe if you have one more thing to say to anybody watching this, talk about your journey. Maybe talk about what you kind of—like not advice, not financial advice—but a piece of mind, a piece of advice that you could give to somebody watching this before we jump off this call today.
I was to say it anyway, but it's quite simple. I'm 40 years old; I have my own company, so I work about 60 hours per week. I have three children, a wife, dance classes, and French classes for one of my daughters.
I have the everyday life that, like you know, life goes fast. But instead of listening to a Netflix show each and every day just to relax, you can take some time to go to the classes, learn, and then take that money and make money out of it.
Be your own bank!
Can't say more, man. DeFi is the next step in financial institutions in the world.
Just like we say consistently, DeFi is the new wave, and people are going to slowly start to wake up to that. Mark my words, we're probably going to face a period of time where we experience some trials and tribulations in the DeFi space because it's still relatively unregulated.
But regulations are coming. Still, now's the time to persevere in education. At least to the minimum, if you're not going to deploy in the DeFi ecosystem, now is the time to learn.
So with that being said, many blessings to you guys. Remy, I appreciate your time, man, and I'll see you inside the Discord.
Thanks, as always, man. Take it easy. We'll talk soon, okay?
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