All right, we got a great show for you today. Kyle Samani from Multicoin Capital is on the program.

They made a massive bet on a crypto project called Solana and that has become one of the greatest

investments in the history. At least at this point, I don't know if they're liquid on it,

in the history of all investing in the world because they bought Solana, which has now become an

Ethereum competitor, co-existor. And this guy has got really strong feelings about Bitcoin and a

bunch of other crypto projects. He's a very honest guest. He's done incredible, incredible in

crypto investing. We really double-click on a lot of important issues. You're going to love this

as an interview. And he's got strong opinions. But first, we're going to talk about the end of

996 at Byte Dance, the makers of TikTok. As you know, 996 is the model for 9am to 9pm,

six days a week, basically the working style at Chinese tech and finance companies, which

was modeled after how we used to work in the 70s, 80s and 90s here in America. But we kind of

deprecated that a bit. Well, now Byte Dance has mandated that employees only work from 10am to 7pm,

Monday through Friday, no more weekend work. They have to ask for permission to do overtime.

So weird stuff going on in China. And we're going to drill down, double-click and go deep on it,

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