Ask what somebody
actually said.
One question goes to all six archives at once. The one with the answer gives it, and you see what the other five scored.
Five questions, five answers
What the archive gives back, read off the transcript at the second it was said. Pick one to hear it.
What they actually talk about
Every ticker the shows named, counted across Market Bubble and MCG Live. Pick one to hear it being discussed.
Channels
More than search
What they called, and what it did
Every time Ansem or FaZe Banks said on air that they own something, named a pick or put a number on it, plus the same from Ansem's posts. Quoted word for word and priced from that day to today. The misses are there too.
Open the board →Every token each show discussed
Ranked by how deeply it was covered, with the moment it came up playable on the page.
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Press make clip on a moment: up to two minutes in 1080p, with the words burned in from the transcript.
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Ask it in public
Tag @mbubbleSearch with a question. It answers in the thread, with the quote and a link to the second it was said.
@mbubbleSearch → for agentsAn open API
JSON, no key, answers streamed as they are written, and an llms.txt that says what is indexed and how to ask.
Read llms.txt →How it behaves
It answers only from the transcripts
Every claim carries the recording and the second it was said. If the archive does not have it, it says so rather than guessing.
Meaning, not keywords
You do not need the words anyone used. "eth is finished" finds "ethereum is done".
The archives never mix
One question is answered by one archive. A claim about the broadcast can never come from a Tesla interview.