Arbitrage: Sports & Crypto — Full Breakdown & Transcript

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[04:49] Hello, hello, how are you? Good afternoon. Let's begin. We're around here. Welcome, welcome to everyone who is joining. friends. Welcome to everyone joining us today. Today we're going to talk,

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[06:08] Welcome to those who are joining, my friends. Today we're going to talk about we talk about arbitration? First, I want you to understand what arbitration is, and currently in the community we are handling two types of arbitration.

[06:24] Sports refereeing, which is the refereeing that many people already know me for, and obviously grateful for the number of students we have who join the that. But today we're going to talk about arbitrage, not just sports arbitrage,

[06:38] Crypto arbitrage, that's what we call it, crypto arbitrage method. Uh, since there are also questions, we did a masterclass, um, last week we did two masterclasses on these two arbitrations. The day we did a

[06:58] next day we did crypto refereeing. So, as a result, many questions have arisen, and people have already started joining the first started next week, the first session, so thank you for that.

[07:13] Let me just locate the chat so I can read your messages, and welcome to those who are joining. I see some people I know there, and it's great that they're connecting online . Okay, so let's go, just let me get

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[07:41] TikTok. So we social networks. Okay, thanks for connecting. Welcome to those who are connecting. Today we're going to talk about refereeing, okay? We need to understand this because

[07:58] when we talk about arbitrage, we're not just referring to one type of investment, one type of digital business, but there are several that stem from this. And we need to understand what it's about so we can have a broader perspective

[08:13] and understand it so you can know that there are ways in which you can generate income. So welcome, welcome to those who are connecting. I would like to know, as in each session we

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[10:13] WhatsApp community. I sent you the link, my friend, so you can help me with that, okay? then, my friends. Welcome, welcome over there. Perfect. I see that some people are welcome over there. Perfect. I see that some people are already connected. How wonderful, how wonderful

[10:27] that you are here, my friends. Greetings from Venezuela, from Colombia, from Venezuela, from San Pedro Sula, Honduras. We Honduras. We also have people

[10:49] connected through TikTok. Okay. Okay, let's talk quick context so we can understand and obviously take advantage of it. Remember that this live stream has a maximum duration of half an hour, well, about half an hour and

[11:01] we can expand, extend it a little longer. 40 to one hour depending on the number comments there are in order to properly direct this session.

[11:13] Today the main objective is for you to understand that there are ways or a way to generate income intelligently. Obviously additional income. What do I mean by additional income, my friends?

[11:26] income that you may be generating in extra time from the business or company or job or self-employment that you manage, which would be your main income or your strongest income. And this income, this method that I'm going to talk about today, is

[11:42] a way or an option that will allow you to know that you can generate income in your free time, that you can generate income from home, that you can generate income using technology, that you can generate income

[11:55] intelligently and obviously by managing and reducing the risk. That's what you need to understand. So why am I suggesting we talk As I've already said from the beginning, when I refer to arbitrage, I

[12:09] 'm not just encompassing sports arbitrage, which can understand it, but we're also talking about the type of arbitrage we already have within the community: crypto arbitrage. Okay?

[12:24] But my goal is for them to understand what arbitration is. Obviously guided towards these two new ways of generating income, but also guided to help you correctly understand what

[12:39] arbitrage means, what it means to do arbitrage, to arbitrage and how it is applied so that you can obviously have it clear and also see it as an option, a way for you to generate income. Okay?

[12:52] My team is already posting the link; it's from the WhatsApp community. There we have the community groups, the free groups. We have one group exclusively for announcements, another group for the general group,

[13:06] and the exclusive groups are hidden. Obviously, as people join, they'll be there so they can have them, okay? So, my welcome Carlos, welcome Alconero, welcome Douglas, welcome to those

[13:20] who are connecting, and also the people from TikTok who are also here, and the friends from Facebook who are also connected here. Okay, so let's talk first and

[13:33] you can visualize it. First you have to understand, when I refer, my friends, to arbitration, you have to understand what arbitration is, what it means. I've already webinars, I've said it in many masterclasses, I've said it in many

[13:47] training sessions. Arbitration is an economic activity, okay? Arbitration is an economic activity. And what does arbitration refer to, Brender? What do you mean when you say

[14:01] arbitration? Are we going to learn how to do arbitrage or what economic activity? In fact, many do it, but they probably don't know that what they're doing is arbitrage. So, because it 's a technical word, it's not

[14:15] very common to say, "I do arbitration with such and such, explain it so you can understand. When we talk about arbitrage, it is an economic activity that refers to the fact that

[14:30] refers to the fact that you or the person can generate income by obtaining a good, generate income from the difference in prices. Okay. I

[14:45] arbitration mean? Arbitrage is a modality, an economic activity that consists of generating a profit or gain from the

[14:57] difference in prices. Brener, what do you mean by price difference? To put it simply, arbitrage is buying low and selling high, okay? to see

[15:09] the price difference, make a purchase and sale, and make a profit. For example, let's clarify the idea a little more so that it can be understood and handled. Okay? When

[15:23] we talk about arbitration, we can , for example, do arbitrage with products. What does it mean to engage in arbitrage with products? That's what arbitrage with products? That's what

[15:36] What does that mean? You buy a product at a lower price, that is, you can buy it wholesale or sell it at a higher price. Many

[15:49] merchants do that, they buy in bulk at a low price and then raise the price and distribute it. The case of imports, for example, is where arbitrage is taking place. You import the product from China or India, wherever you

[16:03] want to bring it at a cheaper price , it arrives in your country and obviously you sell it for more because you have to consider the import price, the price of the product, taxes

[16:16] and when you want to sell it, you're going to sell it for that price and a little more so that you make a profit. That's arbitration. Product arbitrage is practically everyday trading, what people do every

[16:29] day. Okay? That's product arbitrage. Arbitrage, for example, with currencies. What is currency arbitrage? Dollar arbitrage, for example, I don't know if in your country, where you are from, there are money changers or people who

[16:46] are exchanging, buying and selling dollars. Uh, regarding the currency, the local currency of your country. If you're from Peru, soles. If you're from Mexico, Mexican pesos. If you are from Colombia,

[17:00] Colombian pesos. If you're from Venezuela, from Venezuela, bolivars, Venezuela, bolivars, and so on, they keep changing. Okay. So, that's exactly what money changers do. They will buy dollars from you

[17:12] buy dollars from you at a lower price and sell them at a higher price. In fact, if you ask about the buy and sell price of your currency, you'll notice there's a difference, a slight

[17:27] difference. For example, I'm going to talk to you about the The price might be between 16 and 17. There's a difference of one peso,

[17:43] 16 and 17. There's a difference of one peso, for example, between buying and selling. It's an example of the Sun, for example, let's take a hypothetical case, right? take a hypothetical case, right? It can be 350 and well, I think

[17:56] the change is 333 according to Google. It might be 330 and the selling price is 350 or 360. There's a difference of one, two, one or two cents, or 20, 20, 10 or 20 cents. That difference is useful for

[18:11] arbitrage, of course it is. So that, for example, is the activity of arbitration. Ready? Arbitrage is buying cheaper and selling more expensive. Ready? That's

[18:23] exactly it. I've already explained product arbitrage, which is product arbitrage, which is trade, and I 've even seen that it can be done for services as well. You buy it, you take

[18:35] that it can be done for services as well. You buy it, you take a job and whoever is going to do it, and you make a profit. It's also arbitration. Dollar arbitrage, arbitrage, for example, sports arbitrage, right?, which is what

[18:48] we teach, uh, which is another form that is also which is another form that is also called sports arbitrage because it follows the same pattern, it doesn't break the mold. So, what is it that

[19:02] you do here? You do an analysis of the price difference. What are the prices at betting shops? The prices are the odds, the The prices are the odds, the shares. Those odds that the gambling houses give you

[19:16] are the prices. So, what do you do? You evaluate each price in order to find an opportunity. Here, it's perhaps not so much that you make a purchase and a sale, but you take advantage of that price difference

[19:30] to cover your loss options. That's why it's called sports arbitrage, because we make a profit, a benefit from the difference in prices, in the the difference in prices, in the odds. Okay? Here is a process,

[19:44] here is a methodology that I have always mentioned and always repeat, both operations must always go together . It's like buying and . It's like buying and selling with the purpose of...

[20:01] sick, that's why I'm... I'm a little sleepy. I took some pills a moment ago and it's affecting me right now, isn't it? But okay, let's understand this. So, that's what the purchase is. You have two operations, buying and selling in a

[20:16] certain way, but you cover it. Sports arbitrage is based on this price difference model, but in addition to the price difference, you have to cover all loss options. For example, red, sorry, uh,

[20:31] it's like saying white's counterpart is black or day is night, right? So, on a coin, heads or tails, for example, if you

[20:44] you're protected and don't make mistakes. So, protected and don't make mistakes. So, sports arbitration is linked to this process so that you can understand it. Now there is also another type of arbitrage

[20:58] and new arbitrage which is cryptocurrency arbitrage, which in fact, well, let's say I say new because we are already handling it within the community and it also handles that from there. Crypto arbitrage is exactly

[21:12] the same. You're going to buy cheaper, sell more expensive, or sell more expensive and buy cheaper. You get a benefit from that difference.

[21:24] Okay? Uh, in fact, we already have the first group in the community where we're going to teach the step-by-step process; we're going to do it online because it's the first accessible in the feed, which will charge a fee so people can join because

[21:38] we're going to teach about this new modality we have within the community. So, what exactly lies at stake? You can also do arbitrage here with a stable currency that could be the

[21:52] with a stable currency that could be the dollar equivalent. which can be USDC or USDT and that way you buy with your local currency just like you were a kind of money changer. you find. The only

[22:08] opportunities. You're not just going to wait for them to arrive, are you? You have to look for opportunities and differentiate them so you know if you're going to buy it cheaper and sell it at a

[22:24] higher price. That difference between the purchase and sale price is your arbitrage profit. Okay? So, those are the two ways, I mean, let's say, the ones we've been teaching within the community, the two types of arbitrage

[22:39] that you could use to make a profit, if that's what you obviously prefer. Since we've already done the masterclasses, we did them understand. Okay, I see some questions you're asking me here. Juan

[22:53] Carlos says, "The arbitrage, how do you approach it? Is it just the shurbet or does it encompass No, in this case it's purely for shurbets, because in sports arbitrage, if we're talking about sports arbitrage, Juan Carlos, it's purely in

[23:06] shurbets, well, it's called shurbets or sports arbitrage, because there you're going to cover the same price difference, a profit. In Valubets, it's mostly about the value share. You're probably looking for odds that have a lag and allow you to

[23:20] odds that have a lag and allow you to win, right? But in the case of arbitration, it does not have the figure that complements or correctly defines the arbitration. I already said it, difference in profit due to difference in prices. In

[23:34] sports refereeing, that's what we do. We evaluate prices at different houses and perform two operations that simulate buying and selling, and obviously we cover the loss options because another

[23:47] characteristic of arbitrage, note this, is that it is a note this, is that it is a low-risk investment model.

[23:59] Low risk, okay? Sports arbitrage is a business model in Sports arbitrage is a business model in which the risk remains low. Brenner, what do you mean by the risk being low? Businesses deal with

[24:13] risks; there is no such thing as zero risk. Okay? That's what you need to understand. There is no such thing as zero risk. Now, if zero risk doesn't exist, you have to understand that there are risks, obviously talking about

[24:27] . So, arbitrage is classified as low risk, okay? Arbitrage is like a form of trading, but it's more specific, and it doesn't have as much

[24:44] risk as trading, right? The risk is lower. So, we need to understand this. Okay? That's one of the features. That's why, personally, in the community, or at least what I do, is bring you

[24:59] businesses that work, that can be replicated, that you can learn, that you can make profitable, obviously doing them to generate income and that obviously allows you to make a profit. And obviously what I teach you is what

[25:13] I do, because that way I'll have the moral authority to explain it to you. That's why we're opening the new group for crypto arbitrage. We do the same with sports refereeing. We have programs and as you've seen,

[25:26] with the students, those who are already fully integrated into the community, into the community, we hold group sessions, we do live streams, questions, answers to questions, and everything

[25:38] else, right? So that needs to be quite clear. But you can referee. Of course. It 's a way you can safeguard your money at low risk. The point is, do it. Can you do arbitration

[25:56] online? Of course, using technology. That's why I was telling you that you need to have the right information, and I would say, execute it at the right time . The more experience you have, the better you

[26:12] can teach and apply it. I've been doing it, I've been timing it, and yes, it can be managed, it's definitely profitable. Any type of arbitration you do is profitable, but they all have one thing in common: they

[26:27] is profitable, but they all have one thing in common: they have a process. And if you don't understand the process and you 're not willing to apply it, what's going to happen? Well,

[26:44] you're practically going to make mistakes and in the end it's not going to go well, it's not going to go as going to go well, it's not going to go as one would normally expect, right? So that needs to be one would normally expect, right? So that needs to be clear. Okay, leave me

[26:57] clear. Okay, leave me here for a bit.

[27:10] you can ask them now. You can leave your questions so we can answer them and move forward. No.

[27:54] they can ask them without any problem. Alright ? So that we can continue to move forward ? So that we can continue to move forward . Let's

[28:11] see if there are any questions, we'll review them.

[28:31] questions out there. If you're on TikTok, if you're on YouTube, if you're on Facebook, go on YouTube, if you're on Facebook, go ahead. Let's look at the questions. Okay, let's see if there are any questions here that I can ask him to

[28:45] questions here that I can ask him to read, especially. Okay, let's reading the questions here

[28:58] the questions here if there are any. Okay. [music] Let's see.

[29:20] read them. The arbitration, as you put it, is about the shurbets or balus boats. No, we're talking about arbitration in general. So, Juan Carlos, what does arbitration in general mean? You can do it. Yes, you can

[29:34] This sports car, you can do crypto arbitrage, you can do crypto arbitrage, you can do this if it's not crypto arbitrage, product arbitrage, trading arbitrage, you can

[29:46] do it, okay? We're not just talking about sports arbitration, which is something we definitely handle, but we don't just focus on that. The idea today is for you to understand that arbitrage is a

[30:01] good way to make a profit and that there are different ways or methods. Okay, Brenner, to what extent is it positive to use cryptocurrencies for gambling or even to pay for the scanner? USDT is worth a little more than the dollar, is

[30:15] n't it? Okay, so, we need to understand this, right? I'm not just referring to crypto arbitrage, guys, it's not so much

[30:29] arbitrage of, how do I mention it? It's not about doing sports arbitrage with cryptocurrencies. No, no, no, no. We need to explain that properly so there isn't that

[30:44] confusion. Okay, just give me a chance here. Alconero. We're going to talk about that in a bit because I want to make that aside because

[31:00] of your question, and it's good that the question came up now, going to explain today will be much clearer. Just give me a chance to reply to a message that just arrived here.

[31:59] extent is it positive to use cryptocurrencies for gambling? Now, if you're focusing solely on crypto arbitrage, there are gambling sites that accept crypto, okay? There are betting sites that accept cryptocurrencies; not

[32:12] betting sites that accept cryptocurrencies; not all of them, but there are sites that allow you to do sports arbitrage with cryptocurrencies. Okay? That needs to be clear. Secondly, uh, the USB drive is worth a little more than the dollar, right? Technically, USDT

[32:27] is the digital dollar. Okay. USDT is the digital dollar. It's like saying $10, you can have it in coins or bills, it might be the equivalent of 10 USDTs, but it's a cryptocurrency, it's a

[32:42] digital currency, let's not say it's no more or less, it's exactly the same. or less, it's exactly the same. Speaking of courage, sick, but here we are. But if there are many of us in the arbitrage market, the house

[32:57] odds are increasing in the market and they can block or limit that market. So, it has to be done for very little money, right? Because the thing is, there are So, Juan Carlos, if you're referring to sports arbitrage, we handle

[33:12] different betting houses, there are multiple events, multiple sports, and you can choose

[33:24] specific market. Okay. So, there's a lot of variation on that side; you don't there's a lot of variation on that side; you don't necessarily handle it in one way, right? So, it's not about whether you use less B or more B, no.

[33:46] we're here with our friends from TikTok so they can answer us too.

[34:09] good evening. This is Cristian from Piura. Greetings, my friend. Greetings to Piura. So, let's see if there are any questions here on TikTok too, so I can answer them. So, what we need to be clear about is that arbitration

[34:24] requires strategy. As I already told you, it's a process; there's a methodology that you process; there's a methodology that you have to learn in order to execute it. It's not luck that I'm going to do here, buy and then sell. No, it's not luck. You need to

[34:38] know how you're going to handle it. We're here, we need to understand how that works. Let's understand. Okay. Remember that sports arbitrage is

[34:54] Remember that sports arbitrage is somewhat similar to cryptocurrency arbitrage, but it's not exactly the same. That needs to be understood exactly the same. That needs to be understood , it's not exactly the same thing. Okay?

[35:07] We need to understand that there is a process, there is a methodology, while in one we are going to can understand it. In sports arbitrage you operate in gambling houses, betting houses. In

[35:21] crypto arbitrage, you don't operate in betting houses, you operate in exchanges, on cryptocurrency platforms. Ready? There, for example, is a difference, but what is the similarity? The process is very similar. So, what do

[35:35] evaluate the prices of houses, those offered in the markets, in another you evaluate the price they give for a crypto, and in that way you manage and in that way you manage correctly knowing how you are going to move it.

[35:50] correctly knowing how you are going to move it. Okay.

[36:07] betting sites, should we have accounts with most of them or just stick to a few? sports arbitration, and it's great that we 're exploring that area.

[36:19] You can have several, but as I said, not all betting houses are suitable and appropriate to operate. There is a difference, of course, between one and the other. So, what I do know is the minimum you need to operate is at

[36:33] least two different gambling houses, obviously not the same one, because that way you'll be able to compare prices, values, and opportunities. Okay? And values, and opportunities. Okay? And regarding your question, Brenner, well,

[36:47] scanners, sorry, many betting houses use them. Yes, that means you'll have to create an account on all of them, not necessarily. You need at least two. In fact, if you're just starting out, I suggest you do

[37:01] three or four at most, and if you have more experience, you could expand to five or six, but not more than that . You can do more, but don't operate them simultaneously, because you'll need more bans, you wo

[37:16] n't be able to focus in a certain way because, as many gambling houses say, it will create a blurring effect and you might not have the ban on all of them, and you could make some kind of mistake. That's why you

[37:31] can do this with two, three, four houses that you know are good and start doing it, okay? And that's where you can start moving forward with that. Hey, regarding the brand, they ask me which scanner you recommend

[37:45] from the sports scanners, I already said, there are several. There are definitely several and more will probably keep coming out, but I personally use two sports scanners. One of these is Timone, which is

[38:02] a scanner from Latin America for Latin America. I use Beturger, which is sophisticated, in fact it is more sophisticated, but there is a difference in prices too, obviously, isn't there? So, we handle all those little things,

[38:18] and those are the scanners, with whom I also have a partnership, offering discounts for students in my discounts for students in my community. So there you have it, that's the

[38:32] answer, the answer to that question. Okay, if you have any other kind of Okay, if you have any other kind of question, you can ask it. He but every time I create a B365 account, it shows up as already created." Yes, B365 has changed, it

[38:50] has been updated a lot and in fact we don't use it, at least not much anymore. In fact, it used to be the top house, wasn't it? I've always said it in my videos, it was the top house. Now, currently, it 's obviously not a top house for me,

[39:03] but I do like the interface and that it 's very fast with events and updates, so we use it as a guide house. But we are seeing a lot of that problem that Milan mentioned,

[39:17] right? That it's having some issues when creating or verifying, which we've also identified. So identified. So thank you for your question. They

[39:32] Burger the event appears and you click and it sends you the event? Yes, yes, yes. sends you the event? Yes, yes, yes. That doesn't happen at every event, but this one isn't, let's say, that accurate either. Look, Timon also has that option, I

[39:45] think, but personally I recommend doing the search manually, that is, from the scanner, what you have on the scanner, and starting the clicking and letting it take you there. I do n't usually recommend doing

[40:00] that because sometimes it works fine, sometimes it doesn't, and you'll just waste time instead of doing that. It's better to go find the event and then you'll have it ready find the event and then you'll have it ready to operate, right? But yes, in fact,

[40:12] Bedburger or Timony can sign me up to my community, you know. In fact, we also have some very accessible Bedburger accounts for the scanners, which one do you recommend? Which one offers better profit?" Both. It depends

[40:27] use it for. Timoney is cheaper, Bitburger is Timoney is cheaper, Bitburger is more expensive. Timoney is more houses in Latin American restaurants, but it has more restaurants in general. Uh, for

[40:43] example, Bed Burger, what I've seen filters. but for example, Timoney's calculator is fantastic, I

[40:56] really like it. Bedburger's calculator is a little complex, I mean, it's not difficult, but it's different. In contrast, Timoney's is very simple to use and understand. This one, but if you ask me which is better, it

[41:09] will depend a lot on how you use it , but BBER is more expensive because it has more features, more houses, more filters compared to Timone, but both work well. If you're just starting out, this will

[41:24] you're just starting out, this will definitely be useful. Okay. For a gaming room operator, what is the average number of tickets sold daily? When we talk about tickets in the room, we're dealing with a sports trader, what can I

[41:38] say? At a minimum, if it's brand new, you'll be able to make about five tickets, right? Out of five, well, I don't know, from two to five tickets or 10. If you already have more experience, then we're talking about 10 to 15 or 20 tickets. If you have more time, then

[41:52] you can make even more tickets. We're talking about 20, 30 tickets or more. Even with the current market conditions and opportunities, we obviously take advantage of them and benefit from them.

[42:08] we need to be fast. Yes, if we're talking about live events, listen up, if you want to get involved in these pre-match events, you can do so. You don't need to be that fast, obviously, but let's say that the cash flow, the money,

[42:23] we recommend doing it there too, but you can also manage in pre-match events. This is purely about sports refereeing. I'm going to upload more videos within the community talking about

[42:37] crypto arbitrage, because it's already an investment method that community. We opened the first group in January and we are starting it in February now. Uh, this Monday we're starting with the first session and we'll be

[42:51] first ones are the ones with the most affordable prices, from there we'll be going up, but both of us have different options. In sports refereeing, if you want to join or learn, there's

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[43:30] established programs in place so we can get started. We have all the capacity, the sport trader experience to guide you, show you, and you can obviously learn it, but I am very aware and I tell you that it

[43:45] also depends a lot on the time and attitude you dedicate to it, okay? This isn't exactly a magic bullet type of investment , it's not an

[43:58] investment that will generate income, but if you dedicate time to it, if you pay attention to it, like any other type of investment, okay?

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[45:03] obviously have the resources who have written to me saying, "Pre, I want a one-on-one program, uh it can be online or it can be in person." And I tell him, you need." Every time you write to me, I always ask,

[45:16] "Do you already have experience or are you just starting out?" Why? Because based on that, my intention is to advise you, not to sell you a program or a course, but to guide you. Okay, if you already know, great, I could recommend this one, or you know

[45:29] what, maybe this one is better. But it will also depend on the amount of resources you have, which is one of the things I also ask you about, because that way, if you don't have many resources, then I recommend something that fits

[45:42] your budget so you can get started. If you want to begin and you haven't seen much or even a little, I have a free class on sports arbitrage. You can request it; just

[45:56] click, send me a message, and I'll send you the free class so you can watch it, okay? In it, we explain the process and the Shurbet Base Method program, which is the first program to

[46:09] join the community. If you want to develop your crypto arbitrage skills, write to me too, and I'll give you more information. Details. Yes, we have ways, we have methods how you can make it profitable, how it can be done. In fact, there's a

[46:22] n't seen it, also write to me so I can send it to you and you can watch it and have, obviously, a clearer idea, to say, "Ah, okay,

[46:34] this works like this or this works another way." And there we also explain about the first group we're forming. Okay. So, my friends, well, I think there are no more questions. I hope this live session

[46:47] Arbitrages, types, let's talk about arbitrage, the types of arbitrage that exist, the ways or methods by which you can generate income, but it is necessary [music] that you train yourself, it's necessary that you get trained,

[47:02] because otherwise, obviously you're not going to have good results. This isn't a magic formula, it's not a magic wand, but you have to go through a process, you have to maintain it, practice it, and I assure you that if you do that, you will

[47:16] become... You will Becoming profitable. I've been doing it myself , both types of arbitrage , both types of arbitrage , and they're good. It's profitable to generate an

[47:33] extra $600 or $900, which is always welcome, arbitrage. Okay? So, my friends, if you don't have any more questions, go ahead. I'm here to help and

[47:49] ahead. I'm here to help and personal link to my WhatsApp. If you want to see the free class, message me. If you want the crypto arbitrage masterclass to understand it,

[48:02] message me too. Okay. We have the programs available. There are also some discounts you can take advantage of . The idea is for you to take action, make decisions, and not just sit back and watch, because that's

[48:16] usually what happens, and don't expect much time to pass. I've received many messages from people who tell me, "I've been following you for 5 years, but I'm only now deciding to start another 3, 4, or 2 years." "Years." I

[48:32] said to him, "But why, why are you waiting so long?" If you can do it now, and obviously if you had started back then, you would probably have better results today, and that makes all the difference in

[48:45] any type of investment. The timing, when you decide, "It's time," makes a big difference. It makes a big difference. So don't wait for time to pass, don't wait for the days, the hours, the week, the

[49:01] months and the years to go by and maybe you don't do anything different or new and you don't invest in yourself. But if you do it, after that time, you will realize that you do indeed have better income, you have better opportunities, and

[49:16] income, you have better opportunities, and everything makes a difference, including information and the group you surround yourself with. If you want to join the community, you know, just write to me. We are helping you. Okay, my friends, I'm signing off. I'm ending

[49:28] the session for today. I think I'll be a little head hurts, my eyes hurt a little, but we're here fulfilling our commitment to you because I understand that if at

[49:41] least one person has understood this and found the information we gave useful and there have been changes, we've already achieved our goal, we've done a lot, really. So my friends, I leave you with

[49:56] next session. I am Brenner Hervera. Join the Genera Más community. We have a community on Facebook, Telegram, and WhatsApp so you don't miss any information. None of the information matters, because

[50:09] information makes all the difference if you apply it correctly. I'm Brenda Hervera, my friends. See you next time . Simply bye bye.