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And so, for example, you have crafts that is like a project that is attached to the German
super team because the most of the team is living in Germany.
So you can also have someone from Germany, someone from the UK, someone from Nigeria, someone
for the super team USA working together.
But then you need to find out like to which a super team you want to attach a project.
Yet as a person individual person you will be attached to one super team.
So in my case that will be the Netherlands.
So yeah, for projects you can.
So this was actually a discussion that I had with Orlelead here with Wakeby because I know
a certain project that I was like, okay, they competed on the super team UK.
Can they also compete on the Netherlands?
And the answer is yes.
So the projects you can with the hackathons also decide to go with another super team.
As an individual you can change that.
It's a big game between super teams to try to steal team from each other, right?
Are you in any super teams or not?
Yeah, super.
So it's a super team.
It's a super team but the name is not super team.
It's La Familla.
So it's the equivalent of super team Spain.
Oh, why why Spain by the way since you told me from France?
Because well, my wife is from El Salvador.
So Central America, but Spanish like mother tongue.
So she got naturally like close with the Spanish community.
And we met the first time it was right before that they officially launched La Familla.
It was in breakpoint in Singapore.
We got really like friends and yeah, so it made sense for us to join La Familla and to
work with friends.
And La Familla, if we then talk about stealing, they are good with stealing because they have
also bemen who's working for Salana Mobile and he's a dodgy.
So they stole our best prospect.
I will not get into this.
Why by the way, they didn't have a name super team Spain or something like all the others.
But that's just their way of like they started because they are like super teams.
They start as what they pulled before a shipyard.
So they are like from day one, like into the, let's say, the super team program or way
of doing things.
And La Familla, they started on their own just to build a community in Spain.
And then they got closer to the foundation and started like to be in the super team program
but they didn't want to change their name and they wanted to keep their identity.
Now I see because I thought it's not allowed to name yourself otherwise because it's like
for Salana more of a visibility, I would say for from each super team, like when I see
OK, this person is from super team, I instantly associate it with the Salana ecosystem.
But when it's La Familla and I'm not familiar with it, I'll be thinking like it's a community
or something.
Well, no, no, you are.
Yeah.
Yeah, sure.
How do you feel?
Do you also, I don't know, an active trader or something?
Have you seen an arc blockchain launched yesterday?
Did you buy any mime coins or any of these or anything in there?
Well, to be honest, that's also maybe a reason why diversify exists.
It's because I'm not an intensive trader.
I don't really believe into all of the fast money making strategies.
I'm more about like buying and holding my conviction for a little while rather than
gambling and holding my tokens for less than an hour.
I'm not like, I'm going to be convinced it happens sometimes, like from time to time,
I will get into a mime coin with very low capital and something that if I lose it, I lose
it.
It's fine.
Yeah.
And because of that, I wanted to offer a solution that allows holders to be more efficient
with their portfolio and that's how diversify it already got good here.
So yeah, I'm not an intensive trader.
I follow the market, the news obviously, but yeah, I don't like to be stocking charts
24, 7 and I don't have time also because building diversify doesn't necessarily allow me to
be behind charts.
So yeah, not you are not the best person to talk about whatever are launched yesterday.
Yeah, so feel full this beach.
I can add some and lick some ideas so maybe we need to make a post what is like better
the active trading or holding a back.
You have something similar already in our platform on voice, but maybe with diversify
we can find some insights for you.
Well, really, really happy to talk about it.
Yeah, so let's discuss after the call.
Yeah, for sure.
I thought why do you're going to drop some, I don't know, a banker take on arc and you're
doing your BD stuff.
Good job.
Yeah, actually, it was like so busy with researching the Solana space now and other potential
partners and there's a good names by the way.
So I'm like was a little bit out of archive.
So I'm not in a context.
The last.
Hyper are you are you in this your content creator, you should know something.
Well, like, but before I go into that like I'm a content creator, yes, but that was something
that I forced myself into.
I did also three years of building on Solana work on 12 different applications with 15
kind of 15 different developers.
They'd also be the advising projects.
So I do more than only content creation.
Yeah, content, but like what do you want to know exactly for content creation, because I
can also talk for a few hours about that.
Why you decided to force yourself doing this?
Well, the thing is you see it also with projects where the founders are active on the timeline.
I think it is also an example of it.
Founder let marketing helps a lot.
And also if you go to events to showcase what you're doing on the daily base, because I have
all kinds of stuff on my timeline.
I'm ripping Pokemon packs.
And I have a series interview.
Then I'm showing that I'm drinking a coffee or what I'm eating.
It makes sure that the moment that people meet you, that they already know a little bit
who you are.
And that is one of the reasons that I'm doing it.
At the same time, here in the Netherlands, there aren't a lot of creators that are talking
about Solana.
Since I'm a big believer of Solana and just in blockchain in general, and that has a deeper,
deeper story, like I have two sons of seven and 11 years old, I know that I will go in my
grave one day.
And I want to make sure that blockchain technology is everywhere.
To make sure that like it's everywhere, you also need to have people who are spreading that
word.
So that content creation part, I also force myself into to make sure that like those pieces
with serious content that I also make will hopefully reach also some people who are like,
shit, this is cool.
I want to find out.
And hopefully are the next builders or are the next marketers or are the next PD people
or whatever that is needed in the space to make sure that like blockchain is everywhere.
This is something that we forget.
We talk so much about liquidity or like what is the latest NFT.
But for me, blockchain is also about freedom and make sure that like you have a bank as
an option and not like as something that you need to have as a standard be your own bank.
And what the kid is doing with the first of eyes, like amazing stuff that is helping
towards that stuff.
And there are so many other examples in this space that are making sure that we can have
a future where you don't need to have third parties anymore.
And if you make use of a third party on chain that you can choose your own stuff and that
you're not forced in certain products that your bank is providing you.
But that you have like 50 different options that you are like, okay, but this is the best
one for me.
And those kind of discussions, I hope that we're going to have them more because also I know
that privacy is gone, but privacy should be an option again.
It should be a choice.
And if I'm even willing to pay for it to make sure that I can, well, keep myself a little
bit aside from certain stuff.
So yeah, long story, but the whole reason to force myself in is basically to make hope
that I hopefully inspire maybe one or two people in my life that are like, shit, I want
to learn more and that they hopefully then also bring other people towards blockchain.
I like your vision because it is unique.
I would say most of the people I've talked with, they create content.
Most of them are like, oh, it helps with the connections.
It helps with your growth and everything.
So you said that you talked about legacy and the future and it's super interesting.
How did you come to this vision?
I'm doing IT recruitment for 10 years now and before that I spent a lot of time looking
in political stuff and just what is going on in the world.
And we see it on a day-to-day base right now.
Sometimes it's like that you're living in a movie but like then you wake up and it's
not.
I think that basically what is happening right now in the world is even, well, more
a reason that we should double down on blockchain and that we should make solutions where you
can keep your own voice because how can people take your voice away?
That is maybe threaten you and that they can use violence but like a bigger thing is
like taking away the money from you.
And there are a lot of banks in the UK, for example, where they see that the moment that
you offer them some money from a crypto exchange that they are saying, yeah, we don't support
this and we're going to lock your bank account.
That is total utter bullshit.
It is your money.
You should access it whenever you want.
And a good example was like six weeks ago, software had the software card and luckily
it will come back soon but like the card was not active at the moment.
And when normally if you have certain issues with the bank, you can't reach anything anymore
because like they say, yeah, you don't have your pass and then you can't reach your fault
because like your pass is the only way to reach a bank account yet to have your seed phrase
and to be online, you can still send like money towards other platforms and make sure that
you still can reach it.
And I think that shows how powerful this, if you have everything in own custody.
That kind of stuff makes sure that you can use your voice and that no one can suppress
you because if we can use our voice anymore, like what is the whole reason of living?
We should have debates and not debates that you always need to be right but at least to
make sure that we create better things and therefore you also sometimes need to hear the
opinion of someone that you maybe don't like but at least listen to the person and try
to understand what they are really saying instead of taking their voice away and just think
that you can decide everything by yourself.
Did you have your vision on why you create content?
Well, I don't like, I don't create content the way Hyper does.
Like it was mentioned before, I think it's Hyper, it's for like founder marketing purposes.
It's not something that I absolutely love, I'd rather spend more time building but it's
part of the job. I do share most of what Hyper just said about like that.