The Brotherhood: The Story, Progress & What’s Next 🐺

We'll give it a few minutes. We'll get everyone in here and then we'll go from there. We'll give it another two minutes and then we'll go from there. I don't like this silence void though. Yeah, what happened to the music man? I didn't understand it just cuts out as soon as we use our mic, but I don't know how to actually put it back on. I was actually vibing to it. Well, I can feel the gap for a minute if you want me to talk about the market for a second. Yeah, let's talk a bit about the market. All right, well, what I'm seeing is, there's obviously still a lot of macro uncertainty with the Fed and the oil is still elevated. It's today was balancing it. It's very frustrating, but I see this as more of like a, if this thing is a pro-long conflict, it looks like it's probably gonna be, it's gonna end up like the Ukraine situation. Like that war is still gig-a-raging. And no one talks about it, bro. No one cares anymore. The market moved on. And I think that's kind of like what's happening now. I mean, I could be wrong, but like that's just, you have to be cautious of the macro, but obviously when market structure is like holding key levels against macro, that's information you can't ignore, bro. So that's basically where I'm at. And I think we're kind of like in limbo. Like we're actually like, I think the bull market started, but we're like people, we're still like at a weird situation. We're like in No Man's Land. A lot of these all coins are reclaiming higher time frame support. Bitcoin is holding key levels. So right now everyone is just kind of watching the Fed. And that's just what I'm seeing. Yeah, exactly. All right, I reckon I'm gonna start now. This is recorded so anyone can actually come back to it and listen to it and I'll reshare it around and everything like that. So first of all again, thank you everyone for coming today. I appreciate you taking your time out of your day. As I know, we all live busy lives, we have busy schedules. So I do appreciate you taking the time to listen to me today. So yeah, it's been an interesting couple of weeks for the brotherhood. Today I want to keep it pretty simple. For anyone that's new here, I wanted to talk about why I built the brotherhood in the first place. And then we'll talk about where I think we are right now. What I've learned over these last few weeks, what comes next, and then where I actually see this project going long term. And so for anyone new here, we'll just start off with why I actually created the brotherhood. So think about how many projects you've seen recently, even in the past two weeks, where people put their hard earned money in, the chart pumps, the dev disappears, liquidity disappears, the community goes, and then we just get rugged. The chart's been farmed, and everyone just been excellent liquidity. And that's, I've seen enough of it. I've been in projects myself, where you think you found something good. You buy in, and eventually you realize the people running it were never building anything. They were building an opportunity for themselves to make money from everyone else. That is the biggest reason why I built the brotherhood. I wanted to see if I could build something completely different. Something I could actually be proud of, from a year from now, two years from now, five years from now. And from day one, my mindset has been foundation first. I could have taken a huge amount of money at launch, paid every caller. I could find, pay all these KOLs for one postage, push a chart, smash a million market cap, two million market cap, trying to force a massive first week candle. But what does that actually build? That's not a foundation. I wanted to build the community first, build trust, build visibility, get packed onto wallets, trackers and platforms, build relationships with KOLs, that actually understand what we're doing. Instead of paying someone just a post-mine and disappear, I want long-term partnerships with these KOLs, not just for a week, but for months, for three months, six months years. I want people here because they believe in what the brotherhood is becoming, not because they saw a ticker trending for an hour. And I think that's probably one of the biggest difference with us. I don't want people just staying for the ticker. I want them staying for the brotherhood, for the community, for what we're trying to build, for the transparency, for the content, for the relationships, for the long-term vision, because charts will have good days and bad days every project does. But if the only thing holding a community together is a green candle, the second that candle turns red, there's nothing underneath it. That's what I've been trying to build underneath, Pak, an actual real foundation. And that brings me to St. Kels, I constantly see in this space as well. A project goes quiet for an hour, maybe a day, maybe even a couple of days. People instantly think nothing's happening. I need to rotate. They see another coin sitting on a massive green candle. They chase it. And so many people just get hurt doing exactly that. They sell something after it's already pulled back. Chase something after it's already pumped. And then eventually, that one pulls back too. And they do the same thing over and over and over again. Patience is massively underrated in crypto. Something being quiet does not automatically mean something is wrong. And with Pak, what I want people to be able to do is actually watch the progress over time. Look at what was two weeks ago. Look at what there's today. Look at how many different platforms were appearing on. Look at the content. Look at the people supporting us. Look at the relationships being built. Look at the telegram. Look at the community. Don't just judge everything from one candle. And obviously, I'm not telling anybody what to buy or where to put their money. Do your own research. I'm not asking you to blindly just trust me either. Actually, look. Look at what I built. Look at what I'm doing every day. Look at how accessible I am to the community. Look at the people backing us. Look at the work happening behind the scenes. Make your own decision from there. Right now, I actually think the border market environment is actually very interesting as well. We're seeing the blue chips run first and get most of their attention. And then usually what we see after that is profits get taken from the blue chips. And then it starts getting rotated into the midcaps and eventually smaller and microcaps. That doesn't mean anyone can guarantee when the rotation happens or where the money goes next. But that's exactly why my focus right now is getting the brotherhood as prepared and as visible as possible. More eyes, more holders, more platforms, more relationships, more content. More people knowing the name before they even ever decide they want an ex-bo, they want exposure to smaller projects. I want the foundation already there. On the project side, 14% of the supply remains locks. And I have a 1.5% buyback system. I think it's important people understand how I look at doing these buybacks. They're not there so I can artificially pump the chart every five minutes. That defeats everything I've just spoken about. They give me another tool. If we get a big sell or somebody suddenly dumps at a large position to the market, because one thing I generally hate seeing is a new investor coming, put a few hundred dollars of their real money into something and five minutes later, somebody dumps a massive bag on their head. Just before this space, someone sold around, I think it was 3,500 out of nowhere. They bought much higher, sold much lower. Got hit with slippage and walked away over loss. May they're chasing something else? I don't know, but it's another example of why constantly jumping from one green candle to another can destroy you. Now I'll just quickly go over what comes next. So one million market cap is the next milestone. It is the beginning of another chapter. Once we reached that milestone, one of the things I want to do is fast track coin market cap, which is a $5,000 expense. It is a significant amount of money, but I want to show I'm prepared to put money into a project because I want to keep expanding and keep building from there. When we're in that one mill market cap range, I can actually start looking at the bigger partnerships, more market in opportunities, more exposure and eventually exchange opportunities when they make sense. I want to be clear about something. I'm not trying to rush every step just so we can say we've done it. I want every move to actually benefit the project. The long-term vision here is much bigger than getting a 1 million. I don't want the brotherhood around for a month. I don't want to around for three months. I want us talking about the project from years from now. Robinhood chain is still incredibly early, and I think it's a huge amount of room for the ecosystem to develop. But yeah, 1 million is one milestone. It isn't the destination. And eventually I want to start adding more than just a token itself. I've already got ideas around utility. I've already got ideas around a brotherhood game. There are things I want to build, and I will do that as we grow. But again, foundation first, there's no point building tender of things if you haven't built the community that's going to use them. And the community side actually means so much to me. Every couple of weeks I've been trying to give something back through competitions and giveaways. People might look at $100 and think it's not life changing money. But when I see what it means to somebody who wins it, I see the messages. I see the excitement. I love that. And that's what I mean when I say I want the community to become part of the brand. Not spectators watching a coin. And I want to say, saying directly to every holder, every whale, every KOL, and every person who's put their trust behind what I'm trying to build. I know this is real money. I know when the chart goes down, people feel it. I see it too. I still work my normal job. Then I finish work and I come straight home back to this. Every day I'm talking to people, building relationships, speaking with KOLs, pushing for more visibility, creating content, finding new platforms, planning the next move and doing whatever I can to keep packed forward. I cannot control the market. I cannot promise where the price will be tomorrow, next week or next month. Nobody honestly can. But what I can control is the work. I can tell you, I'm not stopping. I didn't build the brotherhood for one pump. I built it because I wanted to create something I could be proud of for years. And we're still at the beginning. But yeah, I just want to say thank you to every single person who's been a part of so far and will keep building. But yeah, that's pretty much the summary. I will open it up for anyone that wants to speak or have any questions or anything like that as well. Yeah, I'd like to add something, brother. I just want to point out that this project is on Robinhood. It's a new ecosystem and they're growing rather quickly. This is not like it's not like base or something in where it's going to fade away because a lot of these guys are mostly coming from stocks. And they like buying meme coins. So that is also something to be aware of. And also, if you look at the chart, it's very constructive. I mean, the dev has been transparent about a lot of things and just he shows up. He's not afraid to reinvest his own money into the project, all the fees and the chart reflects that. I mean, you can see after these huge red candles, usually there's some green ones following it. It's not just like giga-nuk, you know? And that's kind of reassuring in my humble opinion to see that. I mean, that's good. That's what you want. And the dev is doing what his part, we just got to do ours, that's all it is to it. Do what you got to do, be active in the community, help spread the word. And we can probably send this thing to Valhalla. I'm pretty bullish. Thank you, Z. Does anyone want to speak or anyone else have any questions? Just feel free to, hey, if you ever do have any questions and you don't feel comfortable speaking in like a public space type thing, just message me on Telegram. Like, hey, I want to talk about saying, I'll send you a DM. We can talk privately. If you've got any questions about the project, just, yeah. I'll always make the time for every single person.