emily laughs. that's just what's going through your mind all the time? yeah.started off by doing dances, i'd seen all the famous tiktokers doing it, and that's what i had set my mind on, i really want to become famous, i really want to become like them. nicholas now has more than 760,000 followers. in brand marketing terms, that makes him a "macro influencer". and with a following like that, i guess you might have been approached by advertisers? yeah, yeah, i have been. i've been... i haven't actually done that many brand deals, but yeah, i've done a few, so, yeah. sometimes it's been for virtual things such as apps and games, and then other times it's been for physical objects. for example, there's this company which are sending me these lamps that i have got to promote. and they basicallyjust told me to make a video with the lamps and then tag them in the caption, so they reallyjust gave me like freedom to do whatever i want, just shows the lamps. so, when it comes to online advertising, there are a set of rules. do you, do you know what they are, do you mak

>> emily: abby, i heard you laughing. what's your take on it?te inclusivity if you don't give kids the opportunity to practice inclusivity? i go back to what sean said. if you don't have the money, people can donate things. my mom made every single one of my halloween costumes. i remember wanting to be daniel russo because i love the karate kid. i went to my mom and i said i want to be a shower. she got a -- some kids said some things to me. what a weirdo. my mom was like, you be you. if kids see something, that's coming from a place of insecurity. i think as much as we should be teaching inclusivity, we should also be teaching the values that run parallel to that and getting through a tough time or dealing with adversity or dealing with someone who might poke fun at you and moving on from it. i say let the kids dress how they want. >> emily: filho. >> abby: i can dig out that shower cost you meant give it to anyone. >> emily: do you believe in ghosts? what a new poll on the paranormal says. ♪ ♪ g for are here. the newday two and a quarter refi

laughing. no. spending too much time there. >> emily: i think it increases when its teenagers and children, especiallyheir executive function skills are still developing so whatever barriers we have and the self-respect and character to be able to withstand all of those pressures and that the delayed gratification that all of the negative effects of that and a time management, these kids don't and it's absolutely ruining their lives. >> harris: that's our job to step up his parents. tomi? >> tomi: parenting is such a big part of this. you can have a healthy social media relationship and you can interact on these platforms and use them for what they're worth as a business tool but it goes back to parenting. people have to understand i can't get their validation from lakes and retweets and comments, they have to get that from themselves. time and time again we see parents who spend their day on social media and in their kid with an ipad and they are pushing the stroller. spend more time with your kids and teach them to love themselves. teach your kids to become a tool but don't be a tool. >> steve: the

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emily: curious for your thoughts on chips in particular. i mean, so many people thought it was a joke, and who is laughing now?: you know, there are different segments of the market. there are the savers who want to buy a reserve asset like the point. there are the technology and funds that want to invest in the nft platform, and then there are the specter daters -- speculators with the new meme coin. it is all part of the crypto world right now, and it is what makes it so interesting and exciting. i don't think it would be the last one. emily: how would you compare it to dogecoin? michael: i have no opinion about one coin versus another coin. i stay in my lane, emily. bitcoin. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." emily: so, look. michael: bitcoin is my lane. emily: let's talk about your bitcoin lane. we have seen a massive crackdown in china. we are expecting waves from that shock to impact the bitcoin ecosystem in the u.s. one of the interesting things we have been talking about is the talent flow out of cryptocurrency companies because u.s. regulation has remained uncertain, and there ar

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emily: it works. my favorite handoff was when we said something on cleanup on aisle five and you go, that's what i do every night. i have never laughedwhat about you? >> morgan: the best handoff ever was when bret said that my granny was a hottie. she is the biggest fan of bret baier. i hate when i dream about work. it drives me nuts. i don't usually dream about work or school. if i am stressed, i dream my husband did something wrong and i wake him up and i tell him why i'm mad at him and he says, but it's a dream. i try to watch seinfeld or friends before bed so i stop thinking about life. >> emily: blaming the spouse. >> carley: my favorite "the five" handoff, i loved when you turned your head into a cartoon bear. >> harris: that was great. >> carley: i have a recurring work dream. a lot of people and tb have this, similar to bret. i am trying, i have a segment coming up and i keep on forgetting and it's hours later. "but i've got to get to --" and i have no makeup on. it's a stress dream. i have one that i am in college and finals are coming up that i haven't taken any classes, and i don't have any of the books and i have -- how h