Adam Jackson

from the big boy Bitcoin all the way down to small tokens like ours.

And I think when retail traders lose money in volatile situations, they just call everything a scam.

how do you know when they bought?

No, no, no.

It was definitely the price.

You're not looking at the chart, right?

If you look at from October 15th to November, pick a date, there was a lot of volatility.

I mean, dude, if you want to know why someone called us a scam, you should call them up and ask them and have them on the show.

That's the only thing I could think of.

I'm not running a scam, if that's your other question.

We're still here.

And idiots on the internet.

Yeah, good question.

So look, first of all, like...

We're not obsessed with price.

This is not why we're doing this.

We're building a useful network so people can find gigs and not pay any fees.

We're built for the talent, by the talent, owned by the talent.

Last week, there was a community protocol upgrade where the community basically said, hey, that 10% fee collected from clients in cash needs to be paid in brain trust token.

The community developed a new smart contract called the fee converter, which takes US dollars from clients like Goldman Sachs or Nike.