now you have a new one, nft plus, a video nft class a physical artwork. human born into the metaverse, beautiful. interested in how you think people will move across it. what was interested about the first auction was that people bid on that action and then came back and bid on all of the forms of art. are you expecting this cross-pollination to continue to happen? people attracted to nft work but then they will stick to other forms of art? noah: it is already happening. i would have expected to see more cross over from the blue-chip fine art world into nfts. but so far, we have seen a lot more cross over from our crypto native collectors into the ira-based art world. certainly this time around -- i r l-based art world. certainly this time around, this auction is garnering attention from the "old guard." i like that terminology. [laughter] institutions and private collectors who we work with, from the pre-nft era. romaine: talk to me about this artist i learned about a couple of weeks ago. a pretty big deal in terms of, it was your first nft sale in europ

. -- nfts. annie: what you're really seeing is these pension plans, given the persistent low rate environment we have been stuck in. they have moved into alternative and private investments, but nowhere near as far as nft's. romaine: alternative and private investments were viewed as a lot riskier to a certain extent and a little bit more complex with a little bit more time and money to subsidize the research. i heard an argument when you look at where rates are and the negative real yields we have out there, that risk dynamic has changed and what private equity offers what alternative investments offer does not contain or carry those historical risk measures. annie: you ease and saw -- even saw calpers investment director say the times have changed with huge pension funds where things have changed in the past couple of years. it is not feasible anymore to meet their return target without taking on additional risk. beyond private investments, these moves add leverage to the portfolios, which is

au and nft. it is a non-fungible token. au and nft-_ and nft. personally i have alwa s and nft. personally i have always been _ and nft. personally i have always been sceptical- and nft. personally i havel always been sceptical about whether they are a good idea but there are plenty of people who have bought into them, literally. ownership rights for some digital artworks have gone for billions of dollars and collins public dictionary has made nft its word of the year. and just last week, a new development— a group of people got together and tried to crowdfunded enough money to buy a printed copy of the us constitution at auction. they were out of bed, despite claiming to have raised $40 million, but had they been successful, each of the thousands of contributors would have had the right to vote what happened to the historic document next —— outbid. so document next -- outbid. so they could — document next —— outbid. so they could vote to put it on public display. they could vote to put it on public dismay-— they could vote to put it on public display. 0h! they cou

the interest in the amc nft is off the charts. the interest in the movie is off the charts, and you know, this is part of a trend that's been going on since last february. if you look at the visitation to amc movie theaters was much larger in the second quarter than it was in the first quarter , much larger in the third quarter than it was in the second quarter, the fourth quarter is not over yet, but october was huge, and we did say on our last earnings call that we expected the fourth quarter to be bigger than the third quarter. if you look at the flood of movies that are going to be in our theaters in december, just the thanksgiving movies ghost busters afterlife, will still be around, three huge new movies released in a couple weeks, spiderman no way home of course, and there are some really interesting sequals and remakes like the third kings man movie, -- liz: but adam, this idea -- >> just if i could squeeze two more in we also saw original movies like american under dog which is the kurt warner story famous nfl quarterback

nfts will represent land in the metaverse. i think nfts will be bigger than the metaverse. we'll see how that shakes out but i'm so bullish on that. charles: all right. >> quantum compute is a second phenomenon that will help drive this. names like synaptic, amd, nvidia, microstrategy, everything from semiconductors that will help create our 3d avatars and create the different platforms to allow you to build your land and build your home and avatar within the met at mea universe. the whole thing behind quantum compute something superfast seed. in order to get this we need machine learning and super computers essentially power the virtual world. quantum stokes will be at the forefront of this. nvidia, nfts and quantum computing are metaverse. charles: i like to tell you something, sarah, i would like a spongebob nft, that is all i'm saying. my first dive in nft, if it could be a spongebob, kong versus godzilla, that you sold me there. thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> we call wall street rotating out of tech into value before it happened. now it appears the suits are g

brett: look, nft's are growing in their adoption. it helps that now exchanges, centralized exchanges, not just exchanges like ftx and coinbase, are jumping into the nft space. nft's have a lot of appeal for people outside of crypto because they make crypto relatable. thinking about things like layer one block chains and staking, that can be hard for people to put their minds around. by the idea of a collectible, a piece of art where you can trace the origin of the art to a particular creator or minter, that has a lot of appeal to other collectibles and communities in the world, art communities. nft is really going to help the world get more into crypto, not less. i think seeing these auction houses really equates nft's with other forms of art. it will only help further the adoption of nft's. caroline: we thank you both. ftx u.s. president, brett harrison great to have some time with you. meantime, let's look at apple ceo tim cook has been talking about cryptocurrencies. you are no immediate plans for apple to accept crypto for its pr

adoption of nfts. caroline: ftx u.s. president, brett harrison great to have some time with you and of course, ed ludlow great analysis from you. we thank you both. meantime, let's look at apple ceo tim cook has been talking about cryptocurrencies. you are no immediate plans for apple to accept crypto. the ceo reveals he personally invests in the cryptocurrency,. but he. has no plans for the company itself to invest in the asset. coming up, our next guest is out with a new book on how investors can identify future winners in the space. i will chat with him next. this is bloomberg. ♪ they didn't say his name caroline: mark mahaney ha been covering internet stocks on wall street since 1998 from morgan stanley, citibank and others. he has seen the boom in the tech industry become the hottest and most profitable sector. now he is out with a new book entitled "nothing but net." it takes a look at how investors can identify future winners in the space. mark joins us now. brave to take on writing a book. no

anyone can buy into the forest by purchasing an nft. it'll come with the gps co—ordinates of an exact spot in the woodland. but if people who live locally buy in, it also means that they have a say in an area that they use and love. i mean, one of the — one of the joys of the internet has always been that you can raise your hand and find people like you, wherever they are in the world. you know, tisbury�*s catchment area's like 6,000 people. the advantage of this is that we can reach to anybody as far as you like who wants to protect woodlands. yeah, as you walk around the, you know, the woodland, as an owner, you know, it — it's subtle, but a really important, you know, feeling. like, it feels like it's ours and i think the exciting thing is we can now bring that sense of �*ourness' to other people — anyone who becomes an nftree holder. we've been waiting for this for 20 years and, you know, here it is. like everything to do with crypto and blockchain, there is a huge buyer beware to getting involved. some initiatives are l

right now nft's and all the transaction volume is around nft's of digital art and collectibles and people purchasing high-value collectibles. i think in the future you will see a lot more use cases for nft's potentially in gaming or as access to special experiences. we are excited to see all of those new use cases play out in the future. emily: what is your take on the recent rally? does it keep going up? does it matter? >> it is exciting to see, just as a participant in the ecosystem, but at the end of the day, we are running a long-term venture firm. we take a long view on all of our investments. we are not day traders. we are investing at the very earliest stages of use companies' existences, and we are really therefore kind of immune to have been ups and downs in the market, and don't pay much attention to it. the most exciting projects will take multiple years or decades to play out, and we aim to be the long-term partners to those builders. emily: variant fund co-founder, thank you so much for joining us . coming up, merger monday. we are highlighting one of the most recognizable na

and crypto and nft investors. . i'm interested in your perspective on how people are understanding what they can spend on and if this is a role. . for government in some way ken: i think the financial services industry has got tremendously complicated over the last 30 years when you think about big data and machine learning. when you think about the new innovations and technologies banks are using to find the right customers to underwrite the right customers to create complicated products, there is no way that your typical consumer can really keep cases and all of that. what are insight is in our platform is focused on is solving those problems in creating parities so all the big date the banks are using --big date of the banks are using, our members can use. we are able to connect and understand it will improve your bank fee. to your question about is this something the government needs to sell, they need to step in in some form. banks and products are so complicated that there is no way of keeping pace these days.

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. >>> up next, everything from bitcoin to nfts to video games run on blockchain technology we'll talk to the ceo of a company that acts as a middle tuprabout how they're hoping to fureoof businesses we'll dig into that, next. >>> welcome back blockchain developer alkemy has seen growth. this platform acts as a middle man between the blockchain and developers to create things like appses and nfts for video games. it recently completed a $250 million fund-raising round which values them around $3.5 million. joining me is kate rooney along with the ceo. >> great to see you. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> of course, of course. kelly talked about some of the other applications people hear blockchain and a lot of times think about bitcoin but blockchain has moved beyond finance and some are calling this web 3.0 what are you seeing being built on this technology and where are you seeing the most growth right now? >> absolutely. so we see a lot of growth because alchemy is powering the space. what we're seeing is an explosion of different industries, music, real estate, fi

he's already investing in nfts to pay it forward. he's hoping to use some of his cash to help refugees from afghanistan get on their feet in the state. thank you. >> the magic kingdom taking a hit today. disney stock closed down 7% on the session after reporting disappointing fourth quarter earnings it's an 11-month low for the mouse house. disney+ subscriptions are slowing and inflation is zriefg up the past. he said he was granted bankruptcy they tookd lynn of the movies. but it collapsed two years later. >> and d.j. khaled getting into the chicken wing game. he's launching a delivery service called another wing. it's available across five countries. another is boat side jet ski delivery. >>> on wall street, the dow down 159. the s&p up 3 the nasdaq up 82 i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news >>> fighting to keep secrets former president trump launches a last-ditch effort to shield records from the committee investigating the capitol expression now with the white house with a new plan.

he's already investing in nfts to pay it forward. he's hoping to use some of his cash to help refugees from afghanistan get on their feet in the state. thank you. >>> the magic kingdom taking a hit today. disney stock closed down 7% on the session after reporting disappointing fourth quarter earnings it's an 11-month low for the mouse house. while attendance is up at its parks, disney+ subscriptions are slowing and inflation is driving up the past. movie pass is making a comeback. the co-founder tells business insider he was granted ownership by a new york bankruptcy charge. it launched in 2017. it let customers watch one movie a day for a molly fee. it collapsed two years later >> and d.j. khaled getting into the chicken wing game. he's launching a delivery service called another wing. it's available in 150 locations across five countries. it includes a service we have all been waiting for, boatside jet ski delivery >>> on wall street, the dow down 159. the s&p up 3 the nasdaq up 82 i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the

. >> i want to ask you about nfts. you say in the notes, and this is a quote, there's a lot of salty sentiment over nfts right now. i want to know what you mean by salty. i thought thanksgiving was going to be the moment when you talked to uncle bob about what an nft is and, you know, we would see a bid in the market along with a bid in ethereum. >> well, i think maybe people on crypto twitter had too much salt on their turkey if you look at some of the interactions people are kind of upset, obviously. if you look at nfts specifically, you see a lot of athletes and celebrities hopping in, even martha stewart, for instance i got an e-mai i got an email about her second nft drop but the volumes are way down we look at our data, we saw volumes on basis of around $1 billion. now it is sitting $200 million as of last week. i think that's why there are some folks upset about it not being as hot as it was but if you look down the road and the amount of capital sitting on the sidelines from new investors coming in, this is a b

a piece of digital art nfts are often sold. just this year, the -- the nft for the first tweet for $2.9 million dj steve sold some of his art for 900 grand. and every days the first 5,000 days sold for a whopping $69 million. the mcrib nft will be given away ten of them, actually, to fans who follow mcdonald's on twitter and retweet some gimmicky marketing tweet over the next week, then get selected. the company says with the mcrib nft, you'll never again have to say good-bye to the sandwich you love news flash, mcdonald's, fans love to eat the thing. you can't eat an nft want to do some good serve it all the time. mcrib nft, hashtag not loving it >>> 60 seconds on a race to the finish american airlines cancelling more than 2,000 flights since friday more than 400 of them, today alone. the airline blaming weather and staffing shortages >>> the supreme court hearing arguments on a controversial abortion law out of texas today. a majority of the justice signaling and questioning that they would allow abortion providers to challen

nft's and the music industry are for sure here to stay. you are going to see a switch with nft's. there will be more artists getting involved. a musician and the artist will coordinate together. i don't know that it's just going to be necessarily the music side. i think there's going to be a lot of collabs and mashups. caroline: jamie salter, at mixing point of all these things -- at the mixing point of all these things. coming up, taking a closer look at holiday spending trends. and the latest research shows more consumers will be using by now, pay later plans -- buy now, pay later plans. james: this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: today, we are focused on all things retail. had a black friday, cardify has -- ahead of black friday, cardify shows a specific type of consumer is set to spend more on the holidays this year. is it buy now, pay later? or is it buy more? caroline: the buy now, pay later shopper is even more aggressive. the interesting thing is whether it's more demographics or the way -- the freedom with which to be able to have that broken across certain payment schedules. t

. >> get 'em bro >> jimmy: but before nfts, before you did this, and to be able to do this, i think nfts are great for artists. but what is the largest amount of money you sold a piece of work for >> $100, because it, sort of, like, nobody was -- i wasn't trying to sell work like that. and, sort of, like, and people -- you can sell prints, but it just generally people didn't do it that much they weren't as excited about it versus this being, sort of, like, natively digital people are very excited about it >> jimmy: last night "human one," sold for $29 million >> it did. >> jimmy: were you there >> yeah, we were at the auction. my whole family was there. i've got two young kids, and my parents were there and, um, yeah, set us up with a little booth, and food, and stuff. and, yeah, it was definitely very surreal >> jimmy: but it's fascinating it's a great piece of art. it's an astronaut just continuously walking >> yeah, it's, like, a giant metal box that has, like, a bunch of screens on it, and it slowly rotating and it, kind of, like, creates this illusion. >> jimmy: we have video footag

they turned the mcrib into an nft. a piece of digital art, nfts are often sold the nft for the first tweak for $2.9 million every the first 5,000 days sold for a whopping $69 million mcribs will be given away on ten fans over the next week. the company says with the mcrib's nft, you will never again have to say good-bye to the sandwich you love. news flash mcdonald's. fans love to eat that thing. you can't eat nft. want to do some good serve it all the time. mcrib nft, #notlovingit. >>> american airlines cancelling more than 2,000 flights since friday more than 400 today alone. the airline blaming weather and staffing shortages >>> the supreme court hearing arguments on controversial abortion law out of texas today. a majority of the justice signaling in questioning that they would allow abortion p providers to challenge the law that bans most abortions in the state. >>> voters are heading to the polls. many eyes will be on virginia where the gop candidate is threatening the turn that seat red. we'll have full coverage

anyone can buy into the forest by purchasing an nft. it'll come with the gps co—ordinates of an exact spot in the woodland. but if people who live locally buy in, it also means that they have a say in an area that they use and love. i mean, one of the — one of the joys of the internet has always been that you can raise your hand and find people like you, wherever they are in the world. you know, tisbury's catchment area's like 6000 people. the advantage of this is that we can reach to anybody as far as you like who wants to protect woodlands. yeah, as you walk around the, you know, the woodland, - as an owner, you know, it — it's subtle but a really- important, you know, feeling. like, it feels like it's ours and i think the exciting thing is we can now bring that sense of ourness to other people — anyone who becomes an nftree holder. we've been waiting for thisl for 20 years and, you know, here it is. like anything to do with crypto and blockchain, there is a huge buyer beware to getting involved. some initiatives are legitimat

i think i would rather have a mcrib over an nft. time for the final trade now let's go around the horn tim? >> yeah, let's go bed bath and beyond think a deal with uber today gets their deliveries out there but you can't say that property malls and other things and consumer stocks are doing better and say this company shouldn't also over come some of those head winds i like the name. down a lot. >> karen >> yeah, i like pfizer it is well off its highs and a little bit off the recent lows and it is rising rates at 10 times earnings with a 3.5% dividend it is a value. >> b.k.. >> nothing runs like a deere you take a bushel and your hard earned cash and you buy a deere. >> if you see that thing down in the 70s, i would be there. >> "mad money" with jim cramer startsig n rhtow . >>> my mission is simple -- to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer! welcome to "mad money. welcome to kray amerkia

dan, you follow the nft world a lot. i'm wondering if you sit around thanksgiving, your grandma, uncles, what are these things or rocks. should i buy one of these things >> i think you have it right i think mark did a really excellent job making the case for bit county but he layed in there and the platform that the nfts i think that will be the thing that people are discussing about. i just inked into a couple last night here that's where a lot of the excitement is going. this constinstitutional demand great but you need some retail interest in it and not just focus on bitcoin that's what i find interesting i agree with mark and bk when he says this. i'm dollar cost averaging this up and i'm not thinking about it on the short term basis. >> we love mark and we love the points he makes. it's acronym tim, you're an investor. if you're a believer that nft will have a little spike, that should help in theory. >> i think there's so many investors that do the mental math and that's what they are doing. i'm a major believer in

in ft's -- nft's are great. they are building all sorts of creativity. they are starting with the art community. they are making it so that you can own a specific thing in the cloud. you can own a specific thing in the internet. that can be a piece of art, it can be your identity. i think that is going to be a big rig through. you are not going to have to use passwords anymore. it can be your diploma, your whatever. it can be specific to you, and so nfts, this is the beginning, the art and the games and the board -- bored apes. i think we are going to see tremendous new technologies coming out of nft's, and i hope we will fund them. taylor: what are some of those new investments and funding you are involved in? are they primarily in latin america, given they are ahead of the u.s. when it comes to cryptocurrency? tim: it is interesting. in latin america we have three that hit unicorn status. we have another company called unstoppable domains that allows you -- taylor, you could get taylor.crypto and make it your wallet for trading crypto, for holding mone

thing who do you do with these nfts when you buy them? it's going to be the talk. because that's what the cultural, that's where zeitgeist is right now especially have been a friend of uncle bob he doesn't step foot in my house. we said this, people are thinking commercially. etherium conversion ratios that tells you a lot there is more than just the dynamics of the nft that really is all speculation but, in fact, those are the people looking at yield instruments. so i think it's the evolution of the nft market is not just about the hype and the speculation although, either way, it's speculation. therefore, yes, thinking in terms of the market and the housing down payments one in five from crypto profits we also said on this show the treasury instrument dujour of choice for a lot of these traders are megatech companies i think that is something you should be concerned about also is a knock down effect from that potential crypto winter when jeff it strikes. >> by the way, we have a special hour tonight starting at 6:00 p.m., crypto night i

spencer: the mcrib or the nft? may be you should sign me up for the nft before i get the mcrib. first i need to get a crypto wallet. maybe someone will get me one for christmas. larry: they are widely available. i could set you up with a crypto wallet. drew, a main, this is more your generation. [laughter] kristen: here we go again. drew: i will not yet anybody's yum, but this has never been my thing. the mcrib has never been anything i wanted. can we stop trying to make nfts happen? they are not going to happen. they are hard to pronounce. nobody wants something they can't hold. spencer: or pronounce. kristen: i need my things to be tangible. drew: right, i want to hold what i paid for, not in the cloud. [laughter] kristen: let's do a little tricky talk. inflation is your uninvited guest at thanksgiving this year and driving up the cost of anything that typically makes up a thanksgiving meal. turkey prices are expected to top record highs you connect. to pay $22 for a 16-pound bird. prices are soaring on all the fixings, too, from biscuits to potatoes, up 8% from last year. the

my proposal was to come with an nft, souped up nft which is the security token they are popular these days in nft with utility whether it's free popcorn or movie passes or a special golden ticket would be debited out to amc holders and you would provide value to them, to it would be something else in a revolutionary thing and i think finally you would clean up the mess which is known as wall street. >> if there is naked short selling i want to unpack this for the viewers, people would want to get their hands on that nft. you would know if you're covering or not covering. to me that's a fascinating plan. what is adam aron say about this, have you had any contact with him about this? >> a couple of weekends ago on my way to spain i sent wedbush a pal of mine introduced me too adam aron, here's his e-mail and phone number, i only sent him five e-mails back and forth and he said he would think about it. then when the fire drill which was last week adam aron sent me an e-mail and said he wants me too stand down he does not want me contacting him and that's that. >> does it go away, the pla

. >>> nfts, or nonfungible tokens, they're take igover the art world. investors spending big money to own a piece of digital art, and now young artists are getting in on the action. we introduce you to one of them. he is shaking up the nft space for a good cause. >> i didn't really consider myself as a artist it's something i did as a hobby, but at just 21, he is making a name for himself in the art world. his work catching the attention of a-list celebrities. >> drake reached out the me. it was surreal the talk to him, because that's one of my favorite artists. >> reporter: even street wear brands featured his design on a t-shirt. >> it's crazy to imagine that. >> just one of his pieces. the one you see here recently selling for 17 ethereum. that's a cryptocurrency, and just 17 are worth about $80,000 today. >> it feels special. it feels special to be part of this >> and what's this the world of nfts, nonfungible tokens basically meaning one-of-a-kind digital assets, like artwork, music or a photograph. only one person can own the original and right no

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beer already sold out for online delivery lu be available on tap and quinton tarantino to get into nfts including clips from pull p fiction, exclusive clip of script. >>> diageo breaks ground on first whisy distillery in china. part of the broader growth as diageo says china is the largest market for alcoholic beverages in the world that beer sounds pretty cool >> that beer from outer space sounds very cool >> i assume the chinese whisky will probably taste the same but i wonder if the carbonation is any different in the beer >> and i wonder with the nft, this one is interesting. do you keep it for yourself. once it is public domain, it loses value, right >> it loses its cool the exclusivity of quinton himself there. >> that's what i always thought was exclusivity with art and then the nfts came on. the value there, for me. anyway >> thank you very much for being here with us >>> still on deck. tiktok facing another c suite shuffle. follow our podcast if you miss "worldwide exchange," check us out on other apps we'll be right bk.ac i'll shoot you an estimate as soon as i get back to the

anyone can buy into the forest by purchasing an nft. it'll come with the gps co—ordinates of an exact spot in the woodland. but if people who live locally buy in, it also means that they have a say in an area that they use and love. i mean, one of the — one of the joys of the internet has always been that you can raise your hand and find people like you, wherever they are in the world. you know, tisbury�*s catchment area's like 6,000 people. the advantage of this is that we can reach to anybody as far as you like who wants to protect woodlands. yeah, as you walk around the, you know, the woodland, as an owner, you know, it — it's subtle, but a really important, you know, feeling. like, it feels like it's ours and i think the exciting thing is we can now bring that sense of �*ourness' to other people — anyone who becomes an nftree holder. we've been waiting for this for 20 years and, you know, here it is. like everything to do with crypto and blockchain, there is a huge buyer beware to getting involved. some initiatives are l

i think nfts and the metaverse you leakily connected. >> okay. >> nfts for landowner ship, nfts for concert tickets. go to a museum in korea to show your identity. all of different ways. charles: speaking of korea, apparently seoul, seoul, korea creating their own metaverse. you've been the pied piper of this thing particularly in europe. seems to me if there are a million different versions of it will be we be more connected or less connected? >> as we said -- leading the way showing how to build the metaverse but look with the internet different metaverse will be connected. we'll have so many different layers of the metaverse. we'll have the enterprise metaverse. we'll have the social metaverse. we'll have the gaming metaverse, experience metaverse. charles: won't be like apps on my tv. before i used to spend two hours going through 500 channels on cable. now i spend two hours going through all the apps. back to square one. am i going to spend two hours going through all the different versions of metaverses? >> no, no. you will have, you know, a lot of different opportunities that you can

mcdonald's is doing nfts. >> i think some of the apes. >> mcdonald's is doing nfts. you may get them in your happy meal sometime soon. >> i don't get a happy meal. i'm not opposed to it. i like anything from there, actually what else did i want to talk to you about? gold the hertz. we're going to have hertz. >> yeah. >> did you know -- i guess i knew hertz is yellow, it's a yellow thing. so out in the lobby, i was walking along and i passed a mirror and i was like jaundiced. i thought i was like jaundiced. >> did it blind you, the bright yellow >> my liver has finally given up after 50 years -- >> it is an eye-catching color you got herbie out there >> there's a lot of yellow but it's cool. look forward to that look forward to marc fields we'll have that interview later. >> marc fields and three of the board members. >> they're here. >> yeah. >>> let's get to the robinhood story. shares are under pressure. i'm thinking about what i said with my liver saying finally enough i can't do anything. >> no mas. >> yea

you have nfts on salon, on ethereum as the nft products and projects launch or metaverse companies launch as well that's going to kick up to the companies on which they are built facebook announcing they are going all in on the metaverse has been a boone for companies offering services in that market i think you are going to see a huge wave of new entrepreneurs in the market will which help prices as well. >> brian, what is the regulatory risk here as these cryptocurrencies seem to be getting more and more traction, more and more value, and institutional interest what do you think might happen there? >> yeah, so the regulatory risk is declining i mean, relative to what it was two or three years ago when you really didn't have a sense of what the regulators were thinking what we have seen, and we have we have heard from the regulators is that this is a new technology, a new industry they don't want to stifle growth in that but let's figure out the framework to go around what these assets are i do think there is still a regulatory risk that something one of these coins are doing today may b

it can market to each consumer speaking of virtual worlds, today disney also announcing a series of nfts featuring its characters guys >> julia, maybe i'm going to regret this, but i have to give jason credit for this vision, right, which i think he laid out with us on "squall alley" before it was "techcheck" years ago on how disney plus and subscriptions and parks dying back together with the digital world, et cetera have they talked about how much insight and data they will have into the makeup of each household. within disney plus different profiles you can have for each person are they getting insight into who in a family is what age and who is a fan of what because it seems like they could perhaps tap into datae on that younger demographic in a way they're getting heat for and disney may not. >> facebook is trying to track you and use that information to target things when you're on it's sort of on the app versus off the app. that's what the operating system change is all about. you're logging in as yourself and you're saying my family watches this content and wants to go to this th

this is the mcrib nft which we sent to ten lucky customers. the rest of us work at the usual diabetes and gout. diabetes. nft is an honor of the mcrib 40th anniversary by which sandwiches, they will sell for literally 40 years old. mcrib had ties to the crypto community, people wonder if it's actually made of the meat. i think it tastes more like -- the new and fts will give mcrib lovers a chance to keep their favorite sandwich with them for the rest of their lives which is also what happens when you eat one, it just doesn't digest. topic number four. father and son caught posing as orthodox jewish rabbis for 12 years while actual being undercover christians. no wonder they used to tell people the favorite tradition. [laughter] michael and caleb accused of invest inventing fake jew heritage and working as rabbis across america. who among us has a light on our resumes? mine says i'm a maria bartiromo. rituals including weddings, conversions and most sacred of all, comparing everything to "seinfeld" episodes. it's possible ceremonies they perfor

. >>> for the first time ever, macy's is selling nfts to celebrate its 95th thanksgiving day parade march the retailer is auctions off ten digital images of its parade balloons at macy's i's.com/nft fans nationwide will have the chance to secure one of the free non-pointable tokens at 10:00 a.m. first come first serve. all the money will go to their partner. off, for symbols in people. the bay area on high alert after a series of smash and grabs, they stole thousands in merchandise. nbc news' steve patterson has more. >> reporter: this holiday season, a cloud of fear hanging over the bay area. after consecutive nights haunts the most posh shap shopping districts. the spree started friday night in union's square. a swarm of vandals and looters witnesses posted videos of bad-together fees fanning out from caved-in windows, police atempted a fray. in all, nine stores were hit police say at least eight people arrested so far with several wea weapons. >> the next night, law enforcement officials calling the attack well organized. closing in to waiting get away cars on sunday. walnut creek hint

, a pricey real estate, and taylor swift breaking a record. >> macy's is getting into nfts it's going to auction off ten nfts of their balloons they're getting in to celebrate the parade's 95th anniversary. the proceeds go to the make a wish foundation. the manhattan real estate market just recorded its best week in at least 15 years. that's according to a luxury market report from real estate form orb and reality more than $600 million in contracts were signed last week. that was the largest weekly volume since 2006. the biggest deal was a townhouse listed for $29.5 million and here's something taylor swift will remember for a while. according to billboard, taylor swift's 10 minute and 13 long song has been the biggest hit, it replaces "american pie" which held the title for 50 years but clocks in at 8 minutes and 42 seconds. brian. what are your thoughts on such a long song? >> well, i love "american pie". >> yes, that's a good one. >> a long, long time ago but congrats to taylor swift thank you very much. >> you got it. >>> on deck, lori calvasina is here her projections ahead and

look at nfts they had 2 million people on the wait list in a week. the leading nft platform with a couple hundred thousand people on the platform and general rating in our opinion close to a billion dollars in revenue and coinbase is getting into nfts. that's an incremental hundreds of millions of dollars of revenue. you have to believe in the crypto economy to continue to develop. coinbase is building out the plumbing for that and we are in an early stages. 73 million verified useders. that's a big statement in our opinion. >> who do you view the competition, robinhood, some other players getting in like an interactive brokers? is that going to threaten the high hopes for this company? >> i think in trading is more competitive. you saw some decompression on the trading rates this quarter we are not overly concerned about competition overall because people that are viewed as competitors, facebook is a great example. people thought that if facebook would be a competitor for coinbase they're a partner and potential client we wrote about coinbase buildi

it is the constitution it is not a digital piece of art like an nft. does that somehow make all of this a little bit more real, a little bit more tangible to people that weren't before buying into the cryptocurrency market >> absolutely. i think that is exactly the point courtney i'm glad you brought it up because if in fact they do em e -- emerge victorious, this is evening news stuff they will lead with this or one of the top stories on the 6:00 news and i think people will say what going on here so i think you make a great point. this is one of those things where people will take notice and it gives the next tail wind to a space that probably doesn't need a lot of tail wints but it is about to get another one. >> good thing we're bringing it to everybody here first. they already have the news they don't have to wait to catch up social climbers and the social media stocks making big moves higher today we're breaking down that trade ahead. and the big sell that sent one cybersecurity stock plunging today. we'll bring you the name but you have to stick

and then mcdonald's will receive 10 people at random to receive the nft, which people can enjoy year round >> i don't understand anything anymore, i admit it. you're doing the story beautifully, mcribs, tweets, and nfts then i started thinking a mcrib. >> that's all i could think about what. >> what i would do if i was on the air with barbecue sauce on my tie and then running through fields of flowers. thank you. >> you got it. >> i'm going to send everybody back some mcribs. >> with fries. >>> ahead a one on one interview with billionaire investor, and steelers part owner thomas tull. where he's investing his money now. >>> and china, why america is facing nearly a generation of lost men follow route left, left, left, left, left. recalcumalating. left, left, left, left, destination place now more far away. stop. wait. go into your behind. translation is complex. transperfect makes it simple. our experts help your business succeed. in any market, any language, any industry. simplify global business with transperfect. ♪♪ in boxing or any other business, one day, you're gonna take

. >>> a first place victory for the nft. tonight the distinction that has it beating out crypto and the metaverse. >>> and it's been 86 days since america's withdrawal from afghanistan. now word of new negotiations with the taliban as reports from the ground paint a troubling picture for those americans left behind ♪ and there's no off-season. just work that builds on itself over and over and over again... becuase the only way is through. shop pandora jewelry and enjoy 30% off your total purchase november 24th through 30th with our black friday savings. catch your favorite pieces and save 30% at pandora jewelry. ♪♪ >>> th >>> thanksgiving just around the corner americans preparing to gather around the table to gobble up an epic feast but this year our thanksgiving favorites won't come cheap people are paying up for sweet potatoes, pies but the supply chain isn't all to blame. >> at the pie shop in d.c., thanksgiving orders are all filled and the pies are racking up, but so are the prices. >> i would say there are a num

nft market is exploding. did $10 billion last quarter. i have my eyes focused on nft taking over a big part of the collectibles market which is 400 billion in size. market is getting started. it will be bumpy. i own bitcoin and ethereum and always exploring for new ideas. charles: i am too. that is why i brought you on the show. i opened my account last week. i'm i haven't bought anything in my coinbase account yet. i love buying dips on anything. so i have my eye on the dip. genevieve, we'll talk to you again real soon. >> thank you so much, charles. charles: of course, folks, love hearing from you whether you have a comment on the show, a question for me or the guest. tweet me: @cvpayne. in fact cheryl gave us a shoutout about the "snl" clip from yesterday's show tweeting, love the dan akroyd flash back inflation and watching larry kudlow laugh hysterically. i love larry' reaction. that was absolutely fantastic. next if this market doesn't have you in the christmas spirit, maybe the christmas spirit itself should you have the feeling. i

what's really important is it's everything else that coinbase is building from the nft marketplace that it announced and intends to launch in the near future to something that gets overlooked, which is staking and it's crypto specific it's source of yield where people who have cryptocurrency in their wallets or custody, can put it to work and earn a yield of 5 to 15%, which in this market, with interest rates being as low as they are, it's extremely attractive we believe when etherium moves to what's known as etherium 2.0, it could be a huge driver of their revenues >> you have a company with a $70 billion market cap it looks like the pasts second quarter is going to be the high water mark for revenue, at least through next year, based on consensus. so, you have other potential opportunities. how central is coinbase going to be in all the other non-transaction base things coming, whether it's nfts or not? are they going to be the default place or one player in a growing number >> you mention nfts s, the biggt player has about 300,000 users on its platform. coinbase, in the days after it