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All right. So internet money, this crypto wallet kind of caught my eye recently. And I got to say

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at first glance, it seems, well, pretty slick, like they're promising this super user friendly

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experience. And even get this, some passive income potential, you know, just throwing it out there.

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Yeah, that passive income hook is definitely, definitely attention grabbing.

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For sure. But we're going to dig a little deeper, right? Because we got to know what's

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really going on under the hood, especially with that new dome token they've added.

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Oh yeah, that dome thing. Now, that's where things get really, well, let's just say, interesting.

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Interesting is one word for it. Okay, so let's start by breaking down internet monies, like

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core features. What jumped out at you? Anything particularly noteworthy, maybe even,

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dare I say, game changing? Well, the multi chain functionality is pretty significant, I'd say.

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Multi chain. Okay, for those of us who aren't, you know, crypto wizards, break that down for us.

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Sure, sure. Imagine, like, a digital wallet, right? But instead of just holding one type of

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cryptocurrency, it can handle a whole bunch of them. Bitcoin, Ethereum, you name it.

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That's what internet money is going for. They want to be your one stop shop for all

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your digital assets. So it's like what, a universal remote for your crypto?

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Exactly. Instead of juggling a dozen different wallets, you've got it all in one place.

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That's actually not that common in the crypto world. Most wallets are still kind of tied

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to specific blockchains. Makes sense. Okay, so multi chain, that's one.

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What else? They're really pushing this passive income angle, right? With their time token.

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Yeah, the time token is really central to their strategy. Yeah.

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Basically, they're saying you can potentially earn just by holding this token.

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Hold on, hold on. Earn just by holding. How does that even work?

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Well, they've built this whole system where your time tokens, they're not just sitting

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idle in your wallet, they can actually be put to work across different blockchains,

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generating potential returns for you. Okay, now you're just using big words to

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sound smart. No, no, I hear you. It can be a bit much.

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Think of it this way, all right? DeFi or decentralized finance, it's like this giant

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lending and borrowing system, but instead of banks, it's all powered by code.

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Okay, so far so good. So when you hold time tokens, you're essentially

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allowing your tokens to be lent out to other users or used in these other DeFi applications.

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These activities, they generate a return and a portion of that return is then,

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you know, shared with you the time token holder. Wait, so it's like, earn an interest,

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but instead of a bank, I'm tapping into this whole decentralized financial system

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through internet money. You got it. That's actually kind of cool.

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But, and this is a big but, they also claim to be the first of its kind.

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Is that legit? First of its kind, though, it seems like every other day there's a new

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crypto wallet popping up out of nowhere. What sets internet money apart?

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Are they really doing something new? Well, it's all about how you look at it,

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I guess. They might not be the absolute first to offer multi-chain or passive income,

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but it's the combo, you know? Combo. Yeah, like they're bringing together

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these features and they're really doubling down on user privacy. That's a big part of their pitch.

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Right. They're very upfront about not collecting your personal data, which

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gotta say pretty refreshing in the world of data hungry apps.

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Totally. And for the crypto folks out there who are, shall we say, a bit wary of big brother,

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that's huge. Huge. Okay, so speaking of things that are a little, shall we say,

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out there, the dome token, it's listed on internet money and it's definitely different.

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A dome, yeah. Now that one's a headscratcher. To say the least. Yeah.

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So for those of us who haven't gone down the dome rabbit hole, what is it?

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Well, it's definitely not your grandpa's bitcoin, that's for sure.

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This is a token that's, how do I put this? Intrinsically linked to the flat earth theory.

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Wait, seriously. Flat earth. Like, they think the earth is flat.

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You'd be surprised how many people do and dome has kind of become the unofficial token of that

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whole movement. It's even distributed through this flat earth clock app we were talking about.

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Right, the whole unlock tokens by unlocking minds tagline.

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Exactly. You download this app, you refer your friends, you earn dome tokens.

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So it's like multi-level marketing, but for flat earthers.

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Something like that. And then there are these things called dome shots.

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Basically, once a year, they airdrop more dome tokens to existing holders.

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Hold on, airdrop.

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Yeah, like a bonus, but for crypto. And the more dome you have, the more you stand to get.

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So it's like this weird high stakes game of crypto musical chairs, but with a very specific

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worldview attached.

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That's one way to put it. But here's where it gets even more interesting.

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Remember how internet money is built on pulse chain?

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Yeah, vaguely.

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Well, that's how dome entered the picture. See, pulse chain is all about like

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forking existing blockchains and well it gets technical, but basically they wouldn't

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have been able to list dome otherwise.

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Okay, so this, let's just say niche token gets listed on this platform that's trying

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to be the go-to user friendly wallet. Seems like an odd couple, don't you think?

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Right, and that's what makes this whole thing so fascinating.

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Is it a genius business move tapping into this whole community of dome holders?

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Or is it a risky gamble that could turn off like normal people were just trying to dip

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their toes into crypto?

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It's a lot to unpack, that's for sure.

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Yeah.

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So, okay, let me get this straight. We've got internet money, right, this crypto wallet,

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and they're all about simplicity, ease of use, appeal into the everyday person.

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But then they go and list a token like dome, which is,

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well, let's just say it's not exactly for everyone.

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Kind of throws a wrench in things now.

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It definitely adds a layer of complexity.

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I mean, it's not just about the tech anymore, right?

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Or even just the potential returns, it's about values.

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Value.

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Yeah, like what does it say about a platform when they align themselves with a certain

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community or ideology?

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Okay, I see what you're saying.

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It's...

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They're putting their money where their mouth is, so to speak.

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But man, it's a lot for the average person to consider.

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And that's exactly why we're doing this deep dive, right?

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People need to look beyond the surface because things aren't always what they seem.

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For sure.

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For sure.

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So, bottom line, what's the verdict?

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Internet money, yeah or nay?

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Ah, there's the million dollar question.

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Honestly, there's no easy answer.

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It really boils down to your own individual needs.

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What are your priorities?

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Your comfort levels?

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Right, because we all have different risk

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tolerances and honestly different thresholds for weirdness.

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Exactly.

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And the crypto space, well, let's just say it attracts its fair share of the unorthodox.

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That it does.

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So, where does this leave us?

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What's the final takeaway for all the crypto curious listeners out there?

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I'd say keep an open mind, but don't check your skepticism at the door.

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The world of crypto is full of possibilities, but it's not without its risks.

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Do your research, ask questions, and remember, there's no one-size-fits-all answer.

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We're all said, well said.

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So, there you have it, folks.

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Internet money, a user-friendly wallet with a multi-chain twist,

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a commitment to privacy, and, of course, the dome factor.

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Whether it's the right platform for you,

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well, that's for you to decide.

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Until next time, keep exploring the exciting, ever-evolving world of crypto.

