Crypto Plumber

@ZssBecker People can shit talk @ZssBecker all they want. Take away the humorous banter and realize that he’s a successful entrepreneur and has a genuine desire to see everyone around him succeed. He’s not responsible for everyone’s bags. It’s a casino and PVP world.

Trump launching $TRUMP was the most brazenly fraudulent thing I've ever seen a president do. The family should be investigated. That said, the reason crypto is down is not "TRUMP." I read this 10x a day on CT. The truth: He's pushed every policy and PR to pump it up. It's simply the fact that crypto is not giving value anywhere near the prices we set when Trump got elected. We valued Solana at 140 billion dollars while it generated 2.4 bill in revenue. A 70x valuation. Trump could even give citizenship for owning SOL, and that value would not go up with its revenue being down nearly 50% of that. The flip side was candidates who were (and still are) pushing for taxes on unrealized gains. They also wanted to make owning or trading unreported crypto illegal. Look, like or don't like Trump. A) Adopting the Euro globalist strategies of Kamala definitely was not the way to go. Stop being goofy. B) The issue right now is we overvalued this shit and are now so soggy about it we can't even see the opportunity in front of us. THE SILVER LINING: This shit is insanely undervalued. And the entire financial world is now adopting it. Policy wise, business wise, adoption wise – crypto has never been in a better strong spot. The point: Stop throwing a tantrum and trying to find blame outside the blatant tulip mania we all try to profit from in this industry. Instead, look at the fact that tulips have bloomed into full-blown trees and are now being sold at absolutely oversold prices. Stop looking back. Look forward. The future is bright.

@scottmelker 60% of an aircraft and or engine value is the documentation. Tokenization and/or NFT implementation transforms and industry still heavily reliant on manual log entries. Speaking as a pilot and aircraft owner.

If you told me a year ago that Ethereum treasury companies would exist, I would’ve been skeptical. If you then told me one of them would end up owning commercial jet engines, I would’ve assumed you were messing with me. And yet, here we are. Over the past few weeks, a pattern has started to emerge that I don’t love: ETH-focused treasury vehicles drifting further and further away from the thing they were created to represent. What began as a straightforward pitch - raise capital, accumulate ETH, generate on-chain yield - is slowly expanding into balance-sheet management, real-world assets, and industrial leasing economics. Not planes, technically. Just the engines. Which somehow makes it more precise, more confusing, and a lot more comical at the same time. To be clear, none of this is automatically wrong. Cash-flowing assets, debt reduction, and buybacks can all make sense in isolation. The issue isn’t that these tools exist - it’s what’s funding them. These vehicles were pitched as expressions of long-term ETH conviction, not as generalist capital allocators. Once selling ETH becomes a recurring way to finance unrelated initiatives, the structure starts to blur. At that point, ETH stops being the strategy and starts looking more like a balance-sheet resource. Buybacks work best when they’re funded by durable operating cash flows, not by liquidating the very asset the company was built around. And when an ETH treasury starts worrying about lease agreements, maintenance reserves, and depreciation schedules, investors are no longer underwriting Ethereum - they’re underwriting management’s next decision. Who knows, maybe this works. Maybe reallocating ETH into cash-flowing industrial assets stabilizes the balance sheet and eventually ties back into a tokenization narrative. But it’s also a different business than the one originally sold, with a different risk profile and a different set of skills required to execute well. I want these experiments to succeed. I just didn’t expect the Ethereum treasury trade to drift this far from Ethereum - or to come with exposure to jet engine economics.

@scottmelker Maybe jet engines within an eth treasury isn’t a bad experiment as blockchain can be used for full documentation of repairs, maintenance and overhaul schedules. Creating these logs Onchain, transferring ownership is much more efficient than manual log entries.

@MarkYusko @scottmelker Good…….there needs to be a bank collapse that proves you evolve or die in the new financial system. Oligarchs apparently are bad as presidents, however people fight to keep the banks in control

Shocking, just shocking that Bank CEO is concerned that superior product would ruin their oligopoly… 😂

@Scott_Wiener But criminals can still cover theirs and every confrontational protestor can wear one. Irony is 5 years ago we mandated everyone to wear masks and now you mandate them to not wear one!!!

My anti-masking law is now officially in effect. In California, law enforcement can no longer hide behind face coverings. I've stood up to Trump and his reign of terror as your State Senator, and I will continue to do so as your future Congressman.

@BillAckman @ZssBecker As a former 40 year Minnesotan, it was just a matter of time before this played out in the news on national screen. If we’ve learned anything, when it’s $1B in fraud, it usually turns out 3x-5x estimates. Minnesota years ago lost the ability to say NO.

The Minnesota Somali fraud exposes everything that is wrong with government. Politicians and their administrators spend other people’s (taxpayers’) money to advance their own interests —getting themselves and their party elected and reelected by supporting an ethnic group which votes as a block — under the guise of supporting a purported good, in this case child daycare, autism care and ‘healthcare’ broadly defined. When this fraud is combined with a system which allows one voter to ‘verify’ up to eight other voters who do not have to show state or federal ID, at best you destroy the American people’s confidence in our democratic voting system, and, at worst, you have rigged elections. The only way this stops is for the people responsible to suffer severe criminal consequences and for there to be a Federal internal audit system where private citizen bounty hunters who find fraud earn rewards equal to a percentage of the grift identified. The time to fix our broken system is now.

@scottmelker The board is getting impatient, the CEO has been in his seat 3+ years and while some minor improvements are visible, they either rebrand and turn themselves in to a bank or when rates drop next year find someone to acquire them when cash is cheaper.

WESTERN UNION UNVEILS INFLATION-RESISTANT ‘STABLE CARD’ TO PROTECT REMITTANCE VALUE

@scottmelker That’s interesting, however WU is merely a dinosaur that’s going to be extinct in the near future. Their best path is to sell while their remittance licenses hold value to anyone looking for scale.

@elliotrades Stimmy checks late Q2 and sent out early Q3 with illusuonal of another in 2027 and time it perfectly in to midterms. Forcing Dems to vote for it or risk getting beheaded in elections.

My biggest thesis around 2026 is political desperation on the right to avoid THIS - Bessent as economic advisor - Hassit as FED chair - Trump Stimmy Checks A ripping bull in 2026 will be a chance to buy back some good will

@ZssBecker Thanks for your service brotha!!!

I don’t have a thanksgiving post. So here’s a pic I found at my parents house of me at 18 after nearly failing high school broke as shit joining the military. Regardless of where you start, you will get the life you demand and sacrifice for. It’ll work out if you force it too. Push harder and demand more Gen Zers

You’re a moron. And I say this from a position of strength and significant net worth. Yes, unproductive assets are the chips being sold, however you’re investing in the foundational systems all else will be built on. Why invest late when you can hold early. Most are NOT traders and need investor mindset. Your bitcoin assessment and throwing Saylor in jail is laughable. You’re just trying to shill your own shit.

I will not stay silent while Michael Saylor’s strategy implodes

@scottmelker Even at these prices, BTC is this generations opportunity of buying a house in 1970 for 12,000 and have it 10x or more. You’ll be able to borrow against it, have yield from it and 24/7 liquidity regardless of economic cycle. NO real estate is going to 10x in major cities.

A friend told me recently, “Bitcoin doesn’t have life-changing gains anymore.” He didn’t mean it as FUD - just math. The 100x days are gone. For him, the upside no longer feels big enough to matter. I pushed back - not on the numbers, but on the framing. Because the real question isn’t whether Bitcoin can still change your life… It’s whether it can still change your portfolio. At some point, investors evolve. When your portfolio is small, you swing big. When it grows, you start protecting what you’ve built. Risk appetite isn’t fixed - it scales with the size of what you’re risking. That’s why “life-changing” is the wrong lens. It’s emotional. “Portfolio-changing” is measurable. One’s about how it feels; the other’s about what actually happens to your bottom line. Most so-called “life-changing” moments in investing start as “portfolio-changing” ones - small, compounding advantages that shift your trajectory over time. It’s not one trade. It’s endurance. Bitcoin still fits perfectly into that framework. Not because it promises a 100x, but because a 10x from here would still be extraordinary - a decade-long compounding story that meaningfully improves your odds of long-term outperformance. It’s not dead. It’s just growing up. And maybe the smarter move now isn’t chasing something “life-changing” - it’s building something portfolio-changing enough to last you a long time.

@scottmelker The largest asset with only a 17% drop during the biggest crash by volume in crypto history is a testament, not to fall in to fear.

PETER SCHIFF: "THE FRIDAY $BTC CRASH WASN'T A BUYING OPPORTUNITY BUT A WARNING."

@scottmelker Secret sauce is that none of mstr’s notes can get called due, avoiding liquidation.

PETER SCHIFF: "IF $ETH CRACKS $3,350, IT COULD CRASH TO $1,500, NEARLY 70% BELOW ITS RECORD HIGH." "IF THAT HAPPENS, $BTC COULD SINK TO ABOUT $75K, A 40% DROP FROM ITS PEAK, WIPING OUT ALL OF $MSTR'S PAPER GAINS."

@ZssBecker There’s a case for Q3 - Q42026. ISM to reach 60, 6month lag time from etf approvals to significant inflows as demonstrated by eth/btc, dump in rates Q2ish and refi boom of mortgages and debt adding the retail component and fomo. Possible people exit to early this cycle.

#1 thing I see right now is the ENTIRE timeline planning for a top late Q4 and then a sell off. Let me tell you a story : In 2020 everyone...literally everyone basically agreed we'd have a big blow off top like 2017 at around 80-100kish Bitcoin, 10kish eth. People were so certain ETH was going to $10k that you'd actually get harassed and made fun of if you even mentioned it stopping under $6k. I mean it. People would make vids about you. Your comment section would be full of hate. It was like saying the N word, but in crypto to even DOUBT these things. Everyone waited and held for this. This of course never happened. Bitcoin had ZERO blow off top. It calmly in the most non dramatic way glided past 65ish and then that was it. POOF. Everyone lost everything. Exchanges blew up. Entire crypto treasuries were wiped out. The placed you stored your crypto savings went belly up. $450k NFTs went down 90%. Top coins went to zero. No one, not even the elite of crypto saw it coming. EVERYONE assumed we'd have a nice calm easy "claim your winnings" exit with an obvious blow. Like collecting well fare checks. The same thing is happening now. Everyone : "Yep TA clearly says top in q4, be sure to sell in the next 8 weeks" I have no clue what is going to happen. I can guarantee that absolutely no one will see it coming though and it will not go as planned. People will mostly agree on one outcome and we will get something totally different. Do not let group opinion have any impact on you. Do not let anyone else's thoughts affect yours. If you wake up and your taking action because of some consensus or influencers views...SELL...You are already set to be liquidity...just leave. When you wake up and your taking screenshots of your new wealth. When money no longer seems real. When the entirety of crypto outcasts you for even considering a the market being heated.... Then it's time to sell. IMO we absolutely will not see a clear top in q4. I have no idea what we see. But I'm near certain we DON'T see that. (I'm in the camp of Q2 2026, but I'm just gonna use my jellys)

@ZssBecker @CryptoGodJohn And Cardano holders girlfriends said size doesn’t matter!!!

@CryptoGodJohn dude i'm so over exposed that I'd go to jail for public indecency if I showed the size of my bags

Everyone is underexposed to the most explosive part of the cycle

@AltcoinDaily Shit……..eth is gonna dump now!!!!

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Eric Trump says "#crypto is growing faster than the internet" and Q4 of this year is going to be 'unbelievable'.

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@ZssBecker Love ya brotha!!

@MrAndyNgo @ZssBecker Yeah, from 200 yards, some celebrator on a rooftop shooting “joy rounds”. WTF people. Regardless of party preference, a man was assasinated, a woman widowed and children left fatherless. That’s the real tragedy.

I have never said this before but, they indeed are the enemy of all decent people.