0:50BThank you for being here.
0:52AYeah, I mean, I love it. I mean, that’s what I do. I mean, I love technology. I communicate. I meet a lot of friends who come in this conference, see what’s going on with his country, what’s going on in his environment, figure out. Because you know, it’s too many changes right now. Yeah. I mean, crypto is not like three years. You know, even like the last year, everything changed too fast. No, you need to react fast. No, that’s that’s important to know what’s going on around the world.
1:16BAmen to that.
1:17AYeah. It’s important because what happens is the good thing about the this company is you can ask straight to the people. Hey, you do you know the people what they doing? They doing exactly the same with you. But you can ask. I have this problem. Who you solve? I solve it this way in my company because that is not writing. It’s not protocol. It’s not standard. Right now, people tend to build the standard on the fly, but the most important is people doing the same and trying to figure out the stuff. And that’s the idea of this conference, no? You can read from the field, you know, from the field person what’s going on.
1:48BOkay, very cool.
1:49AAnd you can meet the protocol because sometimes, uh, it’s really hard to reach the protocol because, you know, I understood it’s hard for them to figure out who is who in the world, but on this conference you can meet there, you can have one-to-one conversation. It’s very important for everything.
2:04BVery cool. And your project is Rune? Rune is the name of the project?
2:08AAh, Perkos. Perkos. Per underscore os. Per os. Per os. Everybody told me, I mean, around the world, everybody say, oh, Perkos. Okay, whatever. Perkos.
2:19BYeah.
2:19APerkos is agent services, agent infra, payment for agents, and services for small business.
2:26BFor small businesses.
2:27AYes, you can find us in X like per underscore os.
2:31BOkay. And so how have small businesses been receiving the work you’re doing?
2:36AUh, we in beta tester, we got private group. Building for that, for that, uh, for that community. Because really is sometimes if people say that’s cool working with agents, but really even I am a technical person, it’s hard. It’s hard, you know, start put that into working and that kind of stuff. People need simple solution, one-click solution, and you can work in startup, something simple.
3:00BThat means sometimes we too technical and really they want it all the way abstract. Exactly like they were saying, right?
3:07AYeah, I mean, that’s true, man, because, you know, uh, people, it’s hard, you know. In this economy, people need to start fresh again. You know the situation with economy happening right now. People need to start fresh again, but they don’t have the budget to buy or to contract five or four or three people. No, I mean, they need to start from scratch. I mean, this is a solution for that kind of person who used to start a small business.
3:30BOkay, that’s cool. That’s cool. And you say you’re in from Virginia?
3:34AYes, Northern Virginia, Washington D.C. Washington D.C. Original from Peru, living in U.S. ten years.
3:39BOkay, very cool. Very cool. Hablo español también.
3:41ABut I’m curious.
3:43BWhat for you, like what’s your objective being here at ETS Global?
3:46AOh, what happened is I, we ETS Global for many years, already four years doing hackathons around the world with ETS Global, knowing, trying to figure out who is the developer who I can work with and protocol who I can work with. And ETS Global provide you that one. The nice thing about ETS Global, they bring you in one place a lot of opportunities in one moment. That’s for me is a validation of the product. Usually, for example, now I coming to this conference and I coming for ETS Global to. Release a new feature for the product. In 36 hours, I can validate the real user, the real developer with the protocol trace. In 36 hours, I can figure out what’s going on and see everything is okay. We integrate that one to the company.
4:28BOkay.
4:28AIt’s a fast-track thing. I mean, sometimes you do in the real world that one that can take you one month, but this one in just two and a half days you have it. But obviously, you need to love that one because it’s kind of life, you know, the hackathons.
4:41BYeah, absolutely, absolutely. Hell yeah. Were you by chance at? Okay. So you can you spell the peros?
4:47AHow do you spell it? It’s perk like P E R K underscore O S.
4:54BOkay, P E R like perks. Like you get perks. I get that.
4:57APerks.
4:57BYeah.
4:58AEverybody call me Perks. I mean, that’s funny because it was Perk O S, but when I go around the world, people say, ah, you’re from Perks. Yeah, yeah, yes.
5:05BIt works, it works.
5:06APeople adopt me. They like the kind of --
5:08Bas long as they remember it, right?
5:09AYeah, the most important they use that.
5:11BThat’s true. They gotta use it. That’s true, that’s true.
5:13AI like that. Following X. Yeah.
5:15BOkay, very cool. It’s nice that we are ready to release on base, on base.
5:19AApp, we have a caster app, and we working because we support Zelo. I was talking early with people of Zelo because we like to release a mini app for African communities too. Okay. Helping people around the world.
5:31BAnd so what are you doing with African communities? My whole team is actually based in Africa.
5:35AOh cool, cool. I mean, the idea is like that. But you know, a lot of people around the world like to start his business. This is a product for the people, no? But every people use your platform, no? A lot in Africa use Mipay. That’s why we try to finish. I mean, we are already have the Alba case, the Alba services. In Noriega, we have around 80 projects. We are already building in one year. It’s very big what we’re building here. But the idea is have -- make sure this product going to the people who need it.
6:06BThat’s remarkable.
6:08AYeah, that’s what we’re doing. I mean, that’s what we have.
6:11BOkay. And do you have a message for the ecosystem, the ecosystem?
6:14AKeep building, keep building. I mean, I know it’s hard times. People say it’s a big market. No, you need to keep building. You need to keep closing your project, keep going. Everything go to we go to make it. I mean, you need to see how quickly for somebody else you make the difference. You need to keep doing that. That’s the most important, no? That’s why we help.
6:34BI like that. And a message for Spanish-speaking people: que sigan construyendo, que esto hay muchos cambios.
6:44ASé que es complicado, pero es una gran oportunidad porque están viendo nuevos mercados y es muy importante estar atento a lo que está pasando y a este cambio que está sucediendo porque nos está trayendo grandes oportunidades. Muchas veces La gente piensa que el AI es peligroso o te va a quitar un trabajo. Todo lo contrario, te está dando muchas más oportunidades de las que te puedes imaginar.
7:02BGracias.
7:04AA ti.
