Kevin Durant, yes, Kevin Durant, the basketball player, just remembered the password to his Coinbase account 11 years later.

Also, Michael Saylor has been vibe coding new securities offering ideas with ChatGPT.

More on Bitcoin Season 2. Let's kick it off.

So, Colin, the stories today that we're covering,

they almost all sound like fake. They sound like chat GPT

hallucinations. Kevin Durant

already wealthy enough and then even more wealthy than Kevin Durant already wealthy enough.

And then even more wealthy than Kevin Durant, Michael Saylor,

both two very interesting stories this week.

Yeah, especially the Durant one, a little page 60,

a little bit of tabloid pixie dust here.

But I haven't heard any like the Bitcoiners talk about them

because I think the Bitcoiners just aren't cool.

They don't follow sports. They don't know who Kevin Durant is. Now, I also didn't, except Kevin Durant was? You knew Kevin Durant. Well, I didn't. The only reason I know who he is because he played for the Oklahoma City Thunder right day. Otherwise, I, you know, I don't really know any of the basketball players.

I mean, that's fair.

You don't fall basketball.

But, yeah, a lot of Bitcoiners probably missing this.

I will say, I mean, I'm glad that he found this, but like hearing about like a professional

basketball player or just any professional sports player, especially in the U.S., who make millions

of dollars a year, finding a bunch of old Bitcoin that they bought in, what was it, 2016?

2016, yeah.

You know, great for him, but it's like, man, couldn't this have been like, you know, like a 7-Eleven

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