AMA WITH K LINE @klineoxyz

Bitcoin playing around with PayPal, let's back in 2016, as a gamer who owns a clan called Sinister in Asia, if anybody played PUBG Mobile or Crash of Clean or Mafia CD, you might have come across Sinister. We call ourselves quite hitters in the Battle Royale. And if anybody's a no Sinister, they can basically look it up and you can find Sinister members anywhere. So that's how I found myself in crypto, sending money from Europe to Asia. And fell in love with crypto, how it moves around in 2018, did my first investment in something called ICP. Thought like everybody comes up in this code, I was annoying and I got kicked out from this code because I was asking for my 2000 euro investment that I did. And everybody knows what happened with ICP in 2021, when they got listed. And then I fell in love with what Kevin Wood does in the ecosystem of Ethereum. So I followed his footsteps into Darivina because I was fortunate enough to be in Germany. So the territory foundation and the territory foundation was basically from Australia and Germany. So I kind of was in the events they are doing and joined the Polk-Opacos system and contributed, the South contributed in the Darivina because the system was evolution then again. And then later I met with the founders of CD5 before CD5 was launched and was contributed to CD5, white paper, they got to market strategy that they had done before their token was launched. And then was with them for almost two and a half years later was working for alpha block switches as a CBDO, helped them to take over test at launch pad and did last year the merger of test at launch pad with reducted which is Jira Sun and all these things which shine and all these partners people. But during the time of alpha blocks when just in 2024 started working on an AI product which is basically attribution of user contribution with which to let it to marketing. And when I saw Kaito coming in with some things to let it do it, I just dropped it out. And could as to your wife one day on the Twitter space she was asking, I think it was one and a half years ago, what are we going to do when people are using so much AI and how are we going to find out the real content? And that's what I, when I basically took the phone and called my old friend who was working for CD5, Avinash and he gave the idea of trading and then I know I can't, I will not be able to pull this shit off without calling somebody else. And then I call this guy Murad. I will be actually putting a show or a post about who Murad is so everybody will know who he is because probably to know about more about him you would need to go to his kid hub and everything. So that's about me, my Johnny, what I'm doing, what I have done in Web 3, bro. Thanks for having me here. Okay, yo, I want to quickly know MX is Murad, right? Yes. Okay. Okay, you're, Murad, are you here? You're able to speak? Yes, I am. Okay, sweet, sweet. Okay, so guys, some of you guys know what kid hub is and some of you guys don't. The reason why some of you guys don't know get hub is because some of us are de-gents and all we think about is a stupid NFT, a stupid JPEG and that is it. That's our knowledge of crypto, right? But the builders, the coders, they've been building products and they put their products almost like a CV on GitHub. Okay, and Murad, I actually didn't know, I mean, I still don't know you, but Moas has talked about you quite a bit. And I kind of want to know your story too. Who is Murad and, you know, what do you do in crypto or how are you known? Sure, well, I started my background basically as computer science, AppNet mathematics, started in the UK, when the work was working with Microsoft, then had several projects like night, nightclub reservations, building like POS stuff was being built by CoFounder with all that T.S. company, after which was a technical product manager at OTH zero, then started my company in crypto, Hyrule Slaps, where we created a proprietary special computing algorithm, like merging 3D worlds with blockchain-verified ownership. And basically sold this IP and secured. It's like, you know, Pokemon Go button blockchain, something like that, where in the time when the lands were on hype, it was quite a feature back then. Afterwards, you had co-founded an agency for doing the coding basically, from product from zero to 100 people, designated and helping people to launch the product. And after that started with Quinoa. We launched with the trading app, did the testing with better testers. And now we are looking to launch within next pure-alus Quinoa liquidity, which is as well as will be combined with the trading. So the data which will be going to data points for the trading will be coming from liquidity as well, if the users, for example, can use Dexon. I think I'm losing your signal a little bit. Can you guys still hear him? Yeah, can you hear him? And yeah, basically in a few, so we're basically looking to launch both of the liquidity sheet. As well as for the basic with the token teams who are launching their token, or managing their liquidity pools, to better understand what to do next and get basically analytics on what steps they should do in order to get better within liquidity and also manage their pools. And on top of that, it's connected to using our fine-tuned model, which basically was current on the history of the data of unboxing and users can basically, they just knew business event where they crypto, they can just ask the question and our AI will suggest them what to do. Okay, awesome. So I know maybe your connections a little bit faint. Can you guys hear me properly? Can you? You can hear me. Okay. So, okay, there's something that I want people to understand and focus on and Murad MX is a math guy. The reason why this is important is because a lot of people are not math people and what's happening right now in this industry, the lines are getting blurred between a real developer that understands math, how to understand coding and a vibe coder. Vibed coding is accessible to me. I'm a dumbass. I can just basically copy paste stuff, but an actual coder has to know how to read code, how to write code and people go to school for this stuff. And if Murad is a mathematician, if he's somebody that has knowledge and math, chances are what he builds is very different than what AI these days is gonna build. So, Muad, I kinda wanna go over to you for a quick second. Can you tell us what K-line actually is? What is this? Actually, you know what, let's start with, what does K-line stand for? That's a good correction. I think a good trader, a good trader who understands strategies who basically trades, not because they see a candle chart, they definitely know what the K-line is because that's a terminology, majority of the traders would use when it comes to speaking about charts like SME or E-Mays. Yet you don't talk about it, but K-line is actually the line, the candlelight, candle lines that you see on the charts. So, that's how the name came K-line. And the all that we have at then, it's basically K-line operations because like Murad mentioned earlier, we want to contribute to, we want to contribute a product that actually equally contributes to the market participants, which is traders, investors, micro creators, or micro creators, which are market participants, and market contributors, which is founders, liquidity providers, market maker, chains, venture capital, angel investor, so on and so forth. So, it's two side of the coin, which is on the back and connected with each other. Okay, very interesting. How long have you guys been building this? Because I don't know, when I look at, sometimes people develop products, first I think we have to develop a find a need why a product should exist, find a problem, and then try to build a solution. So, how long was this product and build? And then can you run me through the whole, the stress testing it and stuff like that? Because I mean, I know, but I'm sure a lot of people don't know. Yes, sure. So, like I mentioned earlier, I was basically playing around with all these stuff and all these things, and I basically came into a roadblock, then Murad's right now, 1999, I would say the whole 1999.99% of the whole court is Murad's. And the reason we started building like 18 months ago, when anybody can see the domains and how old the domains are. The initially, I was even using another domain name, which is called a Likari and stuff. But later on, we put it more towards the tried-in terminal, almost like let's say plus minus 16, 18 months ago. And that's when we started the journey and we had been testing. I think a lot of people from the even listeners, they know that I had been testing this with very close people who are like predators since April this year. We basically had the tried-in terminal live at April this year. We have already made it on 3.9 million dollars in volume, towards Binance, Bybit, and a little bit on the high-value site. Okay, so let's say I lock in on the trading terminal as somebody that is kind of new to trading, right? Like if you were trying to talk to somebody and say, hey, you know what, maybe you're kind of new to crypto, is this a good platform for me to try to learn, you know, trading behavior patterns of charts? Because I don't know all of the game mechanics that you have built on it. I know that it's pretty beefy, but I wanna really unpack everything that the terminal can do. Yeah, sure. I think Jambaradu, which I'm going to this one as well, but before Murad Jamsin, I would like to refer him this. I always tell people, AI cannot trade because if there is basically AI can trade and make profit. There are 200 million people plus people who have access to the most advanced language learning models that exist in this world. And if you go and ask AI, for example, what is Canada? Not where is Canada. What is Canada? It takes like 10 to 15 seconds for it to come back and tell you. And the other hand, but we ask is, we need the fastest decks, we need the fastest chain to execute a trade. On the other hand, if you ask the AI to go and build your strategy and execute, yes, on the front line or the UI, it will show you that trade has been executed on the backhand. It actually is still built in the strategy. So instead of that, actually think about, think it like this. You are telling or teaching or asking the five year old kid climb up onto the roof because your dad is asking. But there is a letter on the floor, but you never thought the kid how to climb, how to utilize the letter and then climb up. And that's what Murad has been doing. Training the AI, utilizing the letter. These are the databases that you need to run through. These are the sequences that you need to run through. And then you can go up on the letter. And that's basically what I would say, but we basically the whole team, as a whole team we had been doing. And what Murad has been basically training our KLIN AI. As a newbie trader, yes, we have a very simple signal thing, which is what I would call it, KLIN AI. You go there, if you are basically trying to participate in the market to become a person who is long in the Bitcoin, or short in the Bitcoin, the AI basically shows you where to short and where to long. And I think Murad can talk more about how he gets the end points and others and how he basically had been training the whole team. Murad, you want to go into this? Sure. So I'd say it's more focused on newbies than experts in trading because the UI itself was developed in user experience for the users to quickly understand what they need, how to do it. Even, for example, in, for example, have AI trading, where basically the different options for the users to select our, basically algorithm which basically checks where they should buy long or short. And depending on what's the style, they're trading scalping or a swing, as well as it provides a, to provide the proof why it decided not just from the something imaginary. On top of that, if the user wants to have a specific workflow of the trading which they don't want to sit every day on.