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are ready to kick off now. Trying to get ready. No, I got ready and I am here and I am ready to go. How's everybody doing? How are all my undergrounders doing out there right now at this uh at this very second? How are you doing? Wow, look at that pump. Let's talk about [music] the energy, right? Let's bring the energy up because we just got like I think what most people refer to as a god candle. I think a god candle needs like at least another $5,000 uh dollar increase here for BTC. I think a good $10,000 move for BTC is what I would like to consider a god candle. So maybe it's like a demigod candle, right? It's like a little mini god candle. Anyways, it's a pump in a time we haven't seen anything all that

bullish in quite some time. So I'm with it. It sounds like we might be off to the races. The question is, can we hold it? Like, can we stay up near 70,000 for BTC? Are we going to see a a very quick pull back down [music] to the 21? A lot of times that happens. It's kind of like two options. There's really three, but at a big pump like that, usually you're going to pull back down to the 21 on a bigger time frame, even like the hour or the 4 hour, or you're going to go sideways till the 21 comes up to meet price action, and then you'll get the continuation pump. Very, very, very rarely does it just pump, right? Does it just pump [music] and then just pump dramatically again? It's very rare. Let me look

at this chat. Let me see who's all here. It's a Wednesday, so I know it's a little slower on a Wednesday, but hey, this is some pretty good price action for a Wednesday. Funky Farret in the house, Digital Revolution, Melissa, how's everybody doing? Let's get into it. Right, so this week we're doing crypto security illusion. On Monday, we examined how a wallet can fail while creating the key. On Tuesday, we learned how perfectly protected keys can still authorize dangerous approvals. Pretty techy stuff, but I think it's uh you know what's more important than the security of the stuff that you've invested in your crypto, your money, what what what really is more important than that? So, if you don't want to educate yourself on security, uh you know, you might you might get your wallet drained. All right? I'm

not saying it's your fault, but you definitely didn't help yourself. Tonight we move outside wallets entirely though. So Treasure disclosed that Ship Monk, one of its shipping providers, experienced unauthorized access to systems containing customer order information. Treasure says its own systems and devices were not compromised. A wallet backup and private key were not exposed. So they're saying, "Hey, your private keys, your backups for your wallets, none of that was exposed." Uh we didn't they're treasure is saying like we didn't actually get like hacked or you know fished or anything like that. Ship Monk, one of its shipping providers did and it seems like all they really would have gotten were like addresses of people who bought Tzor. But what are they trying to get at? Are they trying to sell that information out there? I'm not sure. However, approximately

13,689 customers had some personal information exposed. It's a relatively small amount of people really. Treasure says 11,742 experience full exposures involving their name, email, phone number, and shipping address. Melissa, I hope you were not one of these people. Another about 2,000 experience like a partial exposure involving their name, city, and email address, which at least doesn't include their actual [music] address. That creates an uncomfortable security question. What happens when wallets remain secure, but attackers learn who owns them and how to contact them and potentially even where they live? I think we can all imagine what might happen there. So, tonight we're examining personal information as part of a crypto attack surface. We'll cover targeted fishing, fake support calls, SIM swaps, email recovery, and blockchain identity correlations. Physical safety, of course, is in there somewhere. I'm good. How are you

tonight, Underground? I'm great, Melissa. I'm glad that you're here. Can always count on you to be here, even if it's a Wednesday night. Not that I'm aware of. I don't know what they did for the people who were exposed. I mean, the numbers that they gave here sounds like they know who was exposed and who wasn't. So, like, did they email the people who were exposed? Did they contact the people who were exposed? Like, how would you know if you were exposed or not? [music] And again, this is uh treasure and I own a treasure device, unfortunately. I don't I haven't checked my email. I don't exactly check my email all the time. Um, unless it's for underground crypto, but anyways. Uh, I don't know. Maybe they sent an email out. Privacy is not an option. And it shouldn't

be the price we accept for just getting on the internet. And that go it's a that's a quote of the day by the way. Privacy is not an option. And it shouldn't be the price we accept for just getting on the internet. To give up our privacy is what he's saying. Comes from a Gary uh Kavakics or something like that. I don't know. I don't recognize the name there, but that's the quote of the day. Privacy is not only about keeping secrets, which is a heavily debated topic. You know, they'll say, have you ever heard anybody say, if you're not doing anything wrong, why do you need privacy? Sometimes you don't really know what you're trying to be private from until it targets you. And then you're like, oh yeah, that would have been cool if they didn't know

that information. That would have been really helpful to me. It also limits an attacker's ability to identify, contact, study, or pressure a specific target, aka blackmail. What you may not know is Treasure says no seed phrases, private keys, wallet backups, or parcel contents were exposed. So, as far as Treasure goes, they didn't do anything wrong other than maybe using this janky third party. Uh, the third party is just like a shipping company. So, maybe they're not under lock and key like they should be. A data breach can be dangerous without directly granting access to cryptocurrency. And knowing a person recently received a security related package can make a fake support message appear more believable. So be careful even of of fake support messages that that could be coming down the line as well. Treasur's 90-day data retention policy reportedly

limited the number of customer records available in the breach system. So because they only hold things for 90 days as far as information, there were a lot of people who didn't get exposed. Deleting unnecessary information is itself a security control. Closing an account or changing an email does not erase copies of information already obtained by attackers. A phone number can just become an account recovery vulnerability if important accounts rely on SMS [music] verification what they call SIM swapping. Blockchain addresses or pseudonymous for not automatically anonymous. So blockchain ad addresses are pseudonymous but not automatically anonymous because they can track them and they can keep track and they can figure out who they are. And once they know who they are, unless you change your address, like unless you get a new wallet, they forever know anything that you're doing.

Once an address becomes associated with a real identity, its public transaction history may provide additional information. We see this with celebrities, whale wallets, stuff like that. They might not even know who the whale is, but they'll track a specific whale wallet. Treasure plans to introduce an anonymous delivery option using locker pickup, neutral packaging, and generic sender information and deletion of shipping identifiers. So, they're they're coming up with a system to make sure this doesn't happen again. That's the type of thing that I like to see. That's proactive. That's being with the times. That's not just shaking it off and being like, "Well, hopefully it doesn't happen again." Sounds like Treasure is doing what they're supposed to. The company says it's targeting September 2026 for the EU and the end of 2026 for the United States as far as these

like shipping uh lockers and things that they can you can ship things to. So, here's another thing that's really interesting, right? It says it's targeting September 2026 for the EU and the end of 2026 for the United States. So, they don't just ship in America. Um, I'm sure most people didn't think that, but I'm American [music] and uh, Treasure I thought was an American company. I don't actually know if it is. I just thought it was. So, was this data breach even people in America? Not that it makes it any less real for anybody who's targeted in the EU, but you get my point, right? [music] Uh, where were these people who got their data breached? Are they Americans? Are they Europe? Was it a mix? Both? I don't really know, but hopefully we're going to get some more

information about that tonight as we dig deeper into the topic of the night. Let's get over to those crypto bubbles. But we're going to take a second here. I know I got it up in the background just to entice you. We're going to talk about it. Look at this. So, look, the sauce. I mean, we talk about it all the time, and I'm not taking any credit for this information. I'm a lifer. I learned from the crypto lifer. So, I mean, he gets all credit for me even knowing for me even knowing that this exists, right? But what I want to point out is look at this. When did this pump? Now, and I'm not trying to insinuate that every time this happens, we get like some crazy pump like that. It's not what I'm insinuating, but there's the

parameters. There's the conditions that we usually see before a good move up, even if it's not [music] this wild of a move to up or down, right? So anyways, what you see is you have the 200 day moving average. That is your red line. Let me expand it a little bit. It's almost too much. All right. Then you have the 21 and it was down here. That is the white line. And when it crossed the 200, price action remained above. We're on the 4hour chart here, right? So it's a higher time frame. And you see the VRVP, visual range volume profile, has this big gap. And the lifer usually teaches like imagine there's a ball and it's going to roll down. Where's it probably going to stop? Right here. There's even a little bit higher and you got lucky.

You got the follow-through pump. But most of the time, this is where you would have wound up. But this really got that followth through one two [music] punch. The point here is the fundamentals are the fundamentals and they worked most of the time. and that price action and it the funny part is a lot of times it doesn't really even matter what uh you [music] know time frame you're on price action above the 200 day moving average the 21 coming up to cross the 200 or if this were to flag out and come into contact with price action because even though it was crossing the 200 it was also coming very much into contact with [music] price action and boom off to the races. So that's pretty much all I wanted to say about that. We've been kind of

starting the stream with my, you know, intro, but also this 4hour chart. Now, the other thing that I've said a lot of times is for a while, this has been looking like a shoulder, head shoulder, and then it even seemed like you got another one. And now that I see that second one, it actually looks like shoulder, shoulder, head, shoulder, shoulder. We got a complex inverted head and shoulder. I don't know. I don't know what the lifer would think about that one. Uh, but if we pulled a measured move from this shoulder, head and shoulder inverted head and shoulder, it would be something like this. And I've drawn it before, but we were kind of losing the 4hour 200. So, I got rid of this. But that would say you could even come up to about 75,866. If we

do that, do we think that the bare market is over? Look, and just to make correlation, even if we pump, look how fast we're able to come down. Look at that. I mean, that was what, a couple of days, and you came down from 77,000 to 58,000, right? That's like almost 20,000 that you dropped over a couple of days, even if it was a week. That's pretty fast for BTC. So, my [music] point is, even if we do get back up to you can see another high volume node right here. Come on. Drawing tool work when I click on you. This right here, which again was about 77,600. Call it 77500, right? Just to make it easy. Reliable J says, "Gains, baby, gains." I hope he caught a piece of this somehow some way. I'm sure the rest of

the market will rally, especially if we can hold, go sideways instead of fall down. I think that'll make a lot of people bullish. Anyways, you got the inverted head and shoulder measured move. But then on your VRVP, you can see this high volume node up here. If you can build some support here, flag out 21, get up in close to price action. Doesn't always have to like touch it, but just get close to price action. You might get this gap, this [music] movement through this gap. This is pretty standard crypto life for teaching. If you want to learn more about TA, as I do not really consider this a TA channel at [music] all. Uh that's where you want to go to learn. He's live every single day. Has been for four or five years. Five years actually. And

uh yeah, that's where you want to go to learn. I just want to shout him out always cuz I wouldn't know any of that stuff if it wasn't for him going live and teaching it every day. And you can learn [music] that stuff from him for free. You don't even have to be in his paid Discord. But if you're really getting that sauce, you definitely want to get in that paid Discord because there's a lot of reasons to be in there. Anyways, let's move over to the cryptobubble. I barely connect my treasure to PC. That's my cold storage I use. Yep. I don't I don't know if treasure I mean it's really only a cold storage right welcome in welcome in greeting and gratitude from deep in the mountain pit stop blessings my friends glad to be [music] here

with you and yes learning from you is the bomb let's go thank you for being here blues guy all right so Trump is up 27.3% but before we do that kind of thing let's just look at the one through 1 drop down here it is beautiful. What I don't want to see is I do not want to see um like the next couple of days give it all back. Why am I eating chocolate live on stream? I don't know cuz I just ran in from the gym and I'm hungry. Anyways, I'll try not to do that. Anyways, the 1 through 1000 looks beautiful. I just don't want to give all this back. Let's keep this pump. That would be really nice. Let's take a look at our bubbles. So, they're all pretty green. What is really worth talking about

here? Trump ETH hype. I should not have tried to eat chocolate live on stream. Forgive me, guys. What was I thinking? All right, Cash Cap back up to 117 million. Makes me want to look at Pooch real quick. Oh, even Pooch got a little bit of a pump. Look at that. Back up to like 200,000. These are Robin Hood memes if you don't know that. All right, good. Finally done with the chocolate. I don't know what I was thinking. Anyways, won't do that again. Cash Cat, get a big bubble. Meteora, a decentralized exchange on Salana. Yeah, chocolate is my favorite. I know. And all I eat is like that super dark chocolate. Everybody I know hates it. I don't know. To me, that's healthy. It's real chocolate. They're like, "I like milk chocolate." I'm like, "Then you like milk

and sugar, not chocolate." But whatever. To each their own. Uh oh, John 3:16 in the house. What's up? What's up, BTC? I know. John 3:16, you're probably happy today. I don't know how much you're holding, but it it was up. It was up to 70,000. We love to see that. Trump hosting crypto leaders is epic history right now. Yeah. And he's done it before. He's had, you know, Brian Armstrong, the guy from behind uh Coinbase, he's had him there before. They've done things, who knows what they talk about, how they talk about the direction of this stuff. They probably don't share it with everybody cuz not everybody wants to see this stuff run. Your banks don't I mean, this stuff is a big deal. You guys just I know you guys know it. All right, don't get me wrong.

Most of you guys here understand, but banks traditionally took the money, went off third party, made a ton of yield on your money, and gave you 0.01% peanuts. They gave you peanuts on your money. [music] And then they hear like, you know, right now on Coinbase through Morpho, they're they're teamed up with Morpho, you can get like six plus percent. I think it was like 6.7%. that destroys banks as long as like Coinbase [music] can prop themselves up as like, you know, uh, solvent and trustable and reliable and even maybe somehow FDIC approved or something if they could get that kind of backing behind them. Who's going to want to put their money in a bank? Nobody. That's that's why the banks are not happy. And the banks have racked up a lot of money. They've been they've been

stockpiling and putting money in a vault for a long time. So, their ability to to buy all the politicians and people and fight this is never going to work, but they have a lot of money to keep it going. And so, you'll see delay after delay after delay and FUD and news cycle. And hopefully, it really puts all of the nonsense that they use, all the tactics, if you're paying attention and you have a high crypto IQ, you should be able to see the FUD in real time and how the money works to move the narrative. that will help you become a better speculator in this market because that is powerful understanding to be able to see it in real time, but never financial advice. Welcome to the Underground Crypto Deep Dive Show. What's going on here in the

chat? Let's make sure we're all put up. Uh, yep. John 3:16 for God so loved the world. Yeah, the gang is uh marching in now. Yeah, I know. Let's see where it goes because we've had moments in time and stuff where things have happened. the next see like this is great but it's the next two or three days for me that are highly important right like do we get to keep this do we give 50 60 70 80% of this back uh does it pump again after that or does it slowly kind of fall back down and it was all over like what are we going to do from here is almost more important than this like we I saw the big pump and I'm like okay where are we going because we'll get everybody excited just to bring

people in a dead cat bounce [music] if you will and then they'll dump it on you. That can very much happen. I would say don't think that there's not like an agenda [music] out there and people pulling the strings. But those are my opinions. You don't have to share those. Anyways, I know I'm going on a little bit of a tangent. 2.4 5 trillion. So, almost moving back to that 2.5 trillion number. We're up 7% today. It's not a lot of days you get to see 7% in the overall market cap. That feels bullish. Look at all these 7-day charts. Look at that. Love it. Still sad I didn't buy. I meant to buy some SU and I I didn't. I did buy some one time, but I didn't the second time. E. Anyways, let me move on. Bitcoin

$69,436. Did I mention I basically like ran in from being at the gym just barely in time to hit the like button? The like button? The live button? And so I'm not rusty. I swear. I just got to lock in Ethereum. Wow. Ethereum moved. It was $1,900 yesterday. $2,264. Let's go. I own a little bit of Ethereum. B&B $628. You're going to see a lot of pump. XRP back over a dollar. It's fun to read when we have a green day like this. It's fun to do the price rundown, right? Salana $85. Hey, I made some money on Salana that I'm holding, right? Hyperlid $69.85. Wasn't it under 60 [music] bucks like yesterday? Let's go. Hyperlid up 24%. Where's Camsta in his like perpetual uh you know trade at hype? I wonder if he kept that open. If he

did, he got paid. Uh Dogecoin 7 12 cents. I wish Dogecoin get a little bit more interaction than that. [music] But 11.7 billion. Don't forget that Dogecoin is still the 11th biggest crypto by market cap. and [music] it's like a memecoin originally. That was the idea, right? So, that's pretty spectacular in my opinion. I think a lot of people sleep on the fact that he Dogecoin's the top dog meme coin. Like, look, where's another memecoin that you see up here? They can say whatever they want, but who's the Dogecoin killer? I haven't seen it yet. It wasn't Sheibba, I tell you that. Where's Sheibba at? Zcash $561, up 15.3% doing all right. Monero, they used to be right together. Now this Monero's dropped a little bit is $425. Zcash up 15%. Monero up almost 8%. Both privacy coins. They're

doing well. Chain Link definitely got a nice pump. 21% on Chain Link. $10 and 55, man. Chain Link was like under seven. Was it under seven? It was under eight bucks not that long ago. A lot of bags to get. Even Cardono getting a 3% pump. But notice like Chainlink's up 20%. Zcash is up 15%. Even Rain, a perpetual market, is up 9% and Cardono attracted 3%. All right, it is 8% in the 24h hour, but 3% on the 7day. [music] It always seems to be a little lackluster. I hold Cardono, do not get [music] me wrong. XLM 17, Bitcoin Cash $212. Canton Network back above 10. I did not get my eight cent purchase for Canton as of yet. I haven't given up hope. Graham, also known as uh Toncoin, a $136. Hydra 7 cents. Avalanche $6.79. Avalanche

getting a little bit of a pump. I don't know what Avalanche is going to do this bull market. Like it's going to impress everybody in price action or it's just going to be done by the next, you know, cycle. SWE back to 70 cents. I think it was like 67 or something yesterday. So, getting a little bit of pump. Meme core at a$1.23 up 14%. Number 35 by market cap. It's moving back up. And let's see what happened to that. Flarecoin. It moved up a couple as well. Flare still in the top 100. Number 93 by market [music] cap. Let's move to see what is trending. And with everything getting a pump, it's kind of a it's a lot of competition to be trending today. You got to be like really trending to be trending. Pipe Dog, of course,

[music] a memecoin. And is it is it a Robin Hood memecoin? I almost feel like it is. Yep. That's what's really getting a lot of the big movement. Let's roll 24 hours. What did it do in 24 hours? It went from We got to switch it. Okay, it's in market cap. When I look at meme coins, I can't look at price. I got to look at market cap. Like lows of like 26 million, so it already had quite a bit of money in it. Highs of [music] 31. It's a nice move, but um not like an epic got 31 million in one day kind of move [music] that we are typically seeing in a lot of meme coins. Hyperlid, Ethereum, Pump Fun, Bitcoin, official Trumpcoin, Chain Link, Pepe, Salana, Meteora, Dex on Salana, Uniswap, you should know what that

is, XRP, Dogecoin, World Liberty Finance, and Layer Zero. All coins that you should be very familiar with, except for Pipe Dog. If you don't know a pipe dog, that's totally understandable. Let's go take a look at that fear and greed index over on Crypto Rank. Uh, got to hit the road again before they close the road. I need to get into Alberto within the hour. Chatting a bit when I'm outside of the mountains. Let's go. Undergrounders, thank you for being here and taking the time to stop by the stream even though you're on a long drive. And we'll talk to you soon. Fear and greed index at 62. Uh oh. Uh oh. I was saying guys, I didn't want to move up too fast. And honestly, this is not in anywhere where I'm worried about it, but we're turning

it up and we're getting into green. Are you guys ready? It's been so bare market vibe and things. Are you guys ready to to actually have something bullish go on? I don't think you guys are ready. I I don't think everybody's quite awake yet to the fact that this could continue to run. And who knows? Like I said, this could totally give it all back tomorrow or over the next couple of days and we could just resume the full bare market. So, I'll be paying attention. You know, I'll be here. Swarm base zero years old. Okay, I'd like to take a look at that. Looks like a brand new coin on the radar. Memecore. We got Poolfish, Pouchers, Zero Stack, Bitway, Twain. We talked about uh Open Router, Ripple Prime, it used to be Hidden Road. We've talked about

this before. Uh Enclave, Binikica, all new projects, right? Uh Kea, Kusama, you should know parach chains, right? Fartcoin, Kinetic Q, Centerfuge, Multix, E-old, Hyperlid, Pirate Chain, OKX token. Very interesting stuff trending here over on Crypto Rank. Let's start with Swarm Base. It's got Bass in the name, right? So, like Bass ecosystem would make a lot of sense and it doesn't. How you going to put Bass in the name of the project and not be on base blockchain? I think that's a little bit of failed marketing there. [music] Uh, we got B&B chain ecosystem and Salana ecosystem. It's focused on the B&B blockchain. All right. So, obviously AI agent. So right now in the landscape that we got going on here in crypto, when you see swarm of any kind, you should think AI agent. And what is what is

an AI agent? All right. Well, what do we call 10 or 100 AI agents? We call them a swarm. That's where that comes from. So, SwarmBase is a decentralized infrastructure layer for coordinating, verifying, and managing autonomous AI agent swarms, which swarms again is just a lot of AI agents. And that seems to be the the kind of next wave of this tech of this AI agent technology is to not just use one AI agent, but a swarm of AI agents. And I can only really imagine how much resources and stuff that can probably get expensive [music] really fast. So there you go. It's a new coin on the radar. Let's see what our market caps are right now. 88 million market cap. Been as high as 1 billion. Hold on. Hold on. We got to go to the alltime

chart here. So it was $355 today. $355. What is it right now? 23 C. This thing went from $3.55 today to 23. If that's not a new coin token launch, all the insiders [music] dump, I don't know what is. Wow. It went from a billion market cap to $88 million today. Let's just say I don't have a ton of confidence in that. between that and the like it's on B&B chain but it's called Swarm Base. Uh I'm I'm not looking real bullish on that coin. Meme core. Sorry, I'm having my my protein shake delivered. Such service around here. Got to brag on that a little bit. Definitely good service around this restaurant. Highly recommend. All right, poolfish. Just skip right over meme core. You know what meme core is. We talk about it a lot. We're focusing on what's

coming down the pipeline, right? So, liquidity pool calculator. Oo, liquidity pool calculator. That sounds very useful. And position tracker for unis swap v3 and v4. Okay, that's cool. I I would love to see [music] more good API liquidity pool calculators. I know a lot of you guys are probably like, "What are we talking about?" But you should at least know what a liquidity provider is, liquidity pool, uh, at least have like a very basic knowledge of that. If you have no idea what a liquidity liquidity pool or provider is, throw a 111 in the chat. Uh, Poolfish is a specialized analytic tool and uh, liquidity pool calculator designed for liquidity providers. I'm not going to go any further than that. It's definitely a cool item and it's for unis swap. There's a ton of people over there. So, it's

definitely something that could attract a lot of attention. One thing I didn't see, how much money did they raise? None. It hasn't been reported yet. All you have is uh this metric finance. That's the only backers. Okay. Poucher or pouchers stable coin powered multicurrency wallet and virtual card provider for global payment. Okay. This is a multicurrency wallet, fintech company, simplified crossber payment for freelancers, remote workers, digital creators across Africa. Okay, so we know this very specific to Africa. We see a lot of projects target like the unbanked in Africa, but there must be a little bit of like a it could be power [music] gap, internet gap, uh, education gap of some sort, you know, because I never really see any of these projects do phenomenally well. They've raised 500,000. Even though the use case is great, getting it

to the in the everyday person's hand and making sure they know about it, I would love to meet somebody who's like maybe African and and welltraveled in Africa and really knows the cultures through some of the different countries and how well this stuff is received. I know there's a need for it. Of course, Africa, the continent, is the most unbanked people on the planet and they use like a lot of African countries. Literally their currencies are not worth anything. And they use like phone credit, like phone cards with credits like you used to have like way back in the beginning of the day of of cell phones. [music] They still use those like points and things as currency. It's kind of crazy. Crypto would be a perfect fix for their problem. And I know some of them definitely know

that, but I guess it depends on what country. Zero stack has raised a billion dollars. Big difference here. NASDAQ listed corporate treasury focused on holding decentralized AI tokens. I think I think uh you this is a wave and I think you're going to see a lot of Michael Sailor because we had Michael Sailor, right? And he was a NASDAQ traded micro strategy, Bitcoin Treasury, you know, they were using their treasury for Bitcoin and that moved a lot of waves. Then you had Tommy Lee. I don't know who came first, but I'm pretty sure that Michael Sailor came first. Then you had Tommy Lee and he was like, "All right, you got Bitcoin, I got Ethereum." And then he started buying up a bunch of Ethereum with his treasury. It's hard to say which one I think has a bigger

upside, but at least I'm talking about like in this cycle alone. Bitcoin obviously if you multiply it out 50 to 100 years. Anyways, now we see this company Zero Stack and I don't know if they've like for example Michael's uh Sailor Micro Strategy, his company, they've been in the stock world for like what like 35 years or something like they're not a new company. They didn't start with the ambition to hold crypto in their treasury. Like that wasn't their business model. They're in computer software. But Zero Stack, I don't know. [music] Are they a company that's been around for a long time? Does it say Let's look for any dates here. No, I don't see anything. [music] I wonder how many companies we're going to see startup get on the on the NASDAQ and literally be just a company

that holds crypto, takes money, holds crypto, plans for the long term, pays out shareholders dividends or something. It's a really interesting concept because it's like almost like the traditional Tradfi way of like investing in crypto instead of them just like buying crypto, which would make way more sense to a everyday crypto web 3 enthusiast, blockchain enthusiast like I am. It would make a lot more sense to just buy your own crypto, but whatever. Twain. Let's talk about Twain. Here's another new project on the radar. Decentralized credit delegation protocol for reallocation borrowing capacity in DeFi. They're solving some kind of issue here. Decentralized credit de uh delegation protocol that routes unused borrowing capacity between participants on DeFi lending protocols. Obviously, there must be some use for this and whoever's behind this must live in that world a little bit and

understand that there's a need for this or they wouldn't have wasted their time to build this. So, the protocol separates the collateralization layer from the credit utilization layer. Um, [music] I'm not super well-versed in that lending aspect, but I'd like to know more about it. Kind [music] of like to know more about everything. See what we got going on here for backers. No tier ones. I think we said that yesterday. And let's come down. Open router. We'll get through these pretty quickly. Open router is a platform designed to facilitate access to various AI models through a unified API. Oh, I guessed. I was pretty sure that's what it said. We did read it yesterday, so it was a pretty educated guess. Open router platform facilitate AI models through unified API. It allows developers and businesses to integrate multi multiple

languages models into their applications without managing separate APIs. If you have an app, then it's even somewhat successful. you're going to want to immediately put all the other languages in the world on and have it accessible because if I'm in Russia, you might have an amazing app, but if the app is not in Russian or, you know, insert any other language, then I'm not going to download it and use it. So, if I want my app to really move, I need a multiple language integrator, [music] right? And so, it's a solving a problem. Notice the difference. They've raised $7.1 billion because how much money flows through like Apple store and app stores, whatever it is, whether it's Apple or Android, doesn't really matter. And you see the big players, they take note. Andre Horowit, Sequoia Capital, they're in there.

7.1 billion. Like, this is probably going to do something that is heavily needed in the market and they're going to make a ton of money. Ripple Prime. I wonder what this could be about. Ripple Prime. Oh, Ripple. Ripple. That rings a bell. Who? Oh. Oh, yeah. XRP. Ripple. The company behind XRP. That That's what it was. All right. Of course, I'm playing dumb on purpose. Institutional multi-asset prime brokerage offering execution, clearing, and financial on and financing, sorry, on XRPPL actual blockchain ledger. Bullish. I wonder who could be an investor here. Is it Ripple? Oh, look at that. Ripple Corporation. The one thing is like with corporations and things, they just get put on other. They're not really ranked. But Coinbase Ventures is in there. Coinbase Ventures is not sleeping on that. And they've raised $1.7 billion, that's a lot

of money. So when you saw the Open Router raise $7 billion, like they going [music] to make some money for the people who invested in them. I'm sure of it. And I'm sure the people investing in them are pretty sure of it. Ripple Prime is a global multiasset digital prime brokerage. Who is calling me on Discord? Okay. Uh not right now. You tell people every day that you live stream at a certain time and then they always still try to call you. It's like how many times? All right. Anyways, so formed as a strategic division of Ripple. The platform provides professional trading service. So I think the biggest thing here is they're a brokerage, right? Multi-asset [music] digital brokerage. Uh they used to be called Hidden Road. I believe they were bought out by Ripple. Ripple obviously needed them.

To me, it's like everyday stuff, but big businesses buy little businesses or medium-siz v businesses or just businesses that have something specific. Like, think about I'm a big exchange or I'm a big platform, a big app, and I'm like, "Oh, I need a license for a bank in, you know, charter in Nevada." Like I'm not going to go apply for it if I could just buy a company and have it ready tomorrow because that company's probably already operating with a business chart with a banking charter in Nevada and they're already up and running. I could buy that and have it probably in like a month or less and bang, I'm in business. Or I could like go through the hoops, jump, get denied, have to reapply. They'd rather just buy something and move on and build their business. So

that's how a lot of big business works. And a lot of people who make a lot of money build a business literally in hopes of a bigger business buying [music] them, right? I had a customer the other day. He said, uh, you know, I started a little pharmacy company and I got bought out by this tiny company called Fizer. So, you know, he got paid on that. But I don't know if that was his intention, but I just want to throw that out there. A little bit of like business knowledge that some of you guys might not know is that some people like aren't sellouts. Some of them wanted a company to buy their company and that's the whole reason why they did it. Anyways, Banana is a decentralized DPIN storage networking AI data infrastructure built on Salana. So

the platform utilizes proprietary right customer devices such as B1 node and this Nimbus. So this is their own stuff that they built and they don't want anybody else to copy them. That's why it's proprietary. Allowing users to deploy local storage capacity and earn network rewards. Again, it sounds like what we see all the time with other companies like [music] Grass or like Bless where you just are trying to get a bunch of resources for for storage from all the little places where people have it and they're not using it. It could work, but it's kind of hard to get everybody to sign up. People get really upset with [music] what they're being paid. I don't know. It transparency would be nice with a lot of these. The things that comes to mind is grass and how people were not

really happy with like what Grass was paying out. How much are they getting paid? That's what I want to know. Like, are they giving me 20% of what they're making off of me? like specifically whatever I'm contributing to their resource pool that they're selling to like a big AI facility or data computation whatever doesn't even matter the project and there's so many of them like what are they getting paid are they getting paid millions of dollars and then paying out $100,000 like are they really jipping you like the banks with the 01% interest what are they giving us and then I could probably judge some of these these these uh projects a little bit better because without that information, you know, can they be paying more or would that wreck their business model and we're just like as consumers

and people who sign up to use these things, are we just like not really understanding that it's not worth as much money as we hoped we it would be? What would it be worth if I sold it directly to the buyer? Now, they would never do that because it's such a small amount, right? But if I could sell my resources, whatever it is, from, you know, bandwidth to storage, if I could sell it directly to the buyer, what would they pay me for? That's what I want to know. All right. There was like 10 other things I really wanted to tangent about there, and I'm not going to do it. Let's get into what we're going to talk about today. What is the problem? Shout out to all my undergrounders. Thank you for being here. I'm gonna be honest.

I [music] don't know why Wednesday is slow, but I haven't worked like a traditional Monday through Friday job in I don't even know 10 years. So, I forget how people's weeks, but I remember working a 9 to5 Monday through Friday kind of job. And Wednesday was the same as Tuesday was [music] to Thursday, Monday. All right. Friday had a little bit of hype to it, right? But like, what do we just not do things on Wednesday? I don't know. I don't get it. But whatever. CCP rolling in talking about Melissa, the most beautiful girl in the whole world. Hey, he said you guys both like money. So, that's all he needed to have in common for you to be the love of his life. What's up, Underground Cryptos? He says, "What's up, CCP? Thank you for being here." The

comedic relief is in the building. So, thank you. Thank you for being here. We're just kicking off the educational part. You're not late. So, the problem, what is the problem? Crypto security education concentrates heavily on seed phrase and private keys, which is not a bad thing because they're important. Like, you you start handing out your seed phrase and it doesn't really matter what else you do because you're they're going to take all your money. But there's other things to consider besides a seed phrase and a private key that creates the impression that as long as those secrets remain offline, maybe in an owner safe but safe from anybody else that an attacker may not begin by attacking the cryptography. They may begin with your real name, your phone address, email address, home address, knowledge that the person [music] likely

owns crypto. This information can make every later attack more convincing and more personal. It's a sad It's a sad thing. You know, some people will not go out there and get for themselves. They just target people who have and they go after them. And you know, we we've seen people in crypto usually like founders of projects and stuff make billions of dollars and then [music] wind up chopped up in a drum on a beach. Like I don't like to go there, but I mean it it does happen. I'm not running from reality. If you want to run from reality, you do that. But it's true. And so we all do have to think about it. For me personally, I hope everybody knows this. I don't have a bunch of money. So I don't know what the heck you're going

to get. You're going to get nothing out of targeting me because I don't have a bunch of money. I'm regular. And then of course, what is a bunch of money? That's different for people, but most people it's millions of dollars. I ain't got millions of dollars. So targeting me ain't going to get you very far. Anyways, I also say that to say I'm on the on the ground with you guys, with the troops trying to raise up in this world monetarily, just like everybody else. That's why I believe in this education so much. People do with that information what you want, but mostly know that I ain't really got nothing for you to target me for. Uh, you remind me of Candle Light Dinners, Puppies, and Sunsets. CCP is going hard, bro. That was that's that that that was

like lyrics from a love song right there. It sounded like a country song. I'm going to be honest. But, you know, hey, hey, a love song is a love song. The security question must shift from this. I got to walk in otherwise I will read the chat and CCP will have me all in left field. You're not winning the day. The shift here is security questions must shift from can attackers access my wallet to more sophisticated questions like what information could help an attacker identify, contract, impersonate, manipulate or physically locate me? Those are all very important questions. The complete attack surface includes things like identity communication, account recovery, wallet permission, public blockchain [music] activity, and physical location. payoff. Viewers learn to match their response to the type of information that actually exposed. Uh knowing what information exposes you is

uh you would almost think just a no-brainer, but I guess maybe it's not for everybody. So, we got to talk about it. A customer data breach does not automatically require a new seed phrase. All right? Just cuz they know your name now doesn't necessarily mean you got to change your wallet seed because it doesn't really matter. It requires heightened fishing awareness. All right. More people are going to try to send you mail. They're going to try to this, that, and the other email you if they have your email. Stuff like that. Stronger authent authent [music] authentication authentication. All right. I don't know what's going on there. Reduced identity exposure and personal safety. I think it's more funny if I just try to say it until [music] I actually get it or just do like a 5 minute session of

me not being able to read a simple word that most people can say. Uh, no problem. All right. You remind me of Janet Yellen's money printer policy. That's I I mean, is there a compliment bigger than that? Oh, Melissa says, "Are you drunk again? What a match made in heaven." I'm happy for you guys. It's too funny. All right, so let's get to the main talking points. Lately, I haven't been breaking up the education. We've just been like doing it all together. So, let's just keep that going. So, what happened? According to Treasure, Shipmunk, a different company that is not Treasure, informed the company that Shipmunk [music] informed Treasure of an unauthorized access to their information on August 10th. The breach involved customer information used for shipping cuz Shipmunk [music] is a shipping company. Approximately 13,689 because you need

to know that specific number [music] customers were affected. Full exposure included names, emails, phone numbers, shipping addresses, right? Partial exposure included names, cities, and emails. Treasures own systems were not compromised. And this is what the big tech takeaway. If you read the thumbnail and you read the title and you came here, just know like Treasur's own systems were never compromised. It was a thirdparty shipping system. Maybe Treasure needs to ship its own stuff. So Treasure's devices, wallet backups, and private keys remain secure. Affected customers were contacted directly. Okay, so I'm just going to assume that if I wasn't contacted directly, I was not one. And it says it it one of the other things it says is that they delete this is a really smart move on Treasure. I hope all of them do this. They delete the information

after 90 days. So even if you get into their stuff, Treasure does that, not Shipmunk. But either way, even if you get into Treasure stuff, you're not going to get back more than 90 days. Meaning if you haven't bought a device or something from them in the last 90 days, you're not even up to be, I don't know, breached. It's a weird way to put that. The difference between confirmed facts and sub and speculation matters. This was a customer information breach, not a reported break of Treasures wallet cryptography. That would be a catastrophe. That would be a totally different problem. This is just a third party shipping provider. But they make FUD. They make headlines. And for the people who I guess have a lot of money whose information got leaked, it is a problem. Why personal information still

matters, right? Personal information improves an attacker's targeting. A random fishing email might say your wallet has a problem. A targeted message could use your real name, mention you had a recent security incident, know your country or city, and arrive through the same email or phone number used for the purchase. The attacker still needs you to act. Okay, this is probably the singlehanded biggest security advice that I could possibly try to offer you here. The attackers of fishing, if they hack you, they just get in and they take whatever they want. Okay, [music] that's different. But if you're fishing and remember most thing is fish, most of the stuff that happens that people got got is through fishing, not hacking. They need you to do something. So, if somebody texts [music] you and says, "Hey, this is Coinbase. People are

trying to steal your money." Call this number. Don't call the number. Get on your phone. Go to your app. Open Coinbase. Find support. Go around who this is, I guess, the way I want to say this. An attacker needs you to act. Don't act through whatever they gave you. That's like the [music] easiest way to avoid probably 98% of all fishing. Don't act through whatever they gave you. If they gave you a link in the email, do not click it. Even if it looks like, cuz we had a problem where I believe somebody got into Coinbase's messaging, their email listings and things [music] and they were sending malicious links and stuff through Coinbase's official email. That's a problem. That one's a That one I'll admit that one's very hard to not get hit with because, you know, you just

click a link. If you always have it instilled in you, and I'm I'm hoping this saves somebody some money or some time and maybe some peace, they sleep better. If you just don't go through the number they gave you, the link they gave you, and you just go directly to the source outside of the whatever they gave you, you could save yourself a lot of problems. But the message appears to be more credible. Even in that Coinbase situation, it was coming from the official Coinbase email. Not even with like a letter difference or something. So that'll mess most people up. The likely social engineering consequences or sequence, sorry. The sophisticated attack could follow a pattern like this. The attacker contacts the customer by name. They impersonate Treasure, shipping company, an exchange, or law enforcement. They reference the real data

breach to [music] establish credibility. They create urgency around a supposed wallet security problem. They provide a fraudulent support link or phone number just as we just talked about. And they ask the customer to verify a wallet, install software, enter a backup, or sign a message or transfer funds. The stolen personal data does not move the cryptocurrency. It creates the believable story that may persuade the owner to move it themselves. They still very much need you to do something. Chain analysis reported that impersonation scams grew more than400% in the last 2020. Wow. Impersonation scams grew more than400% during 2025, demonstrating how valuable credibility and trusted identity have become to scammers. Just be weary of anything and [music] everybody, even if they seem legitimate. Like when we had a bank scam where my wife unfortunately gave them some money, uh they

called from the bank's number. Like they showed up as the bank, they called, [music] they looked like the bank. It was a whole very It was very sophisticated actually their whole routine. They knew what they were doing. So you can't even trust that like you can't trust your caller ID that it is the bank calling you. Like I don't even know how many times you got to make somebody verify who they are before you give them anything. I'm just like I'll go down to the bank and talk to the bank myself. I'm not giving you guys anything. So why we know your information is not proof. A caller knowing you're calling you, right? And knowing your name, email address, phone number, city, shipping address, order [music] number, you know, does not prove that they represent anything, right? Yet alone

a company. After a breach, that knowledge may prove the opposite. The caller could be using the stolen information. That's why they steal it. This stuff is not hard to wrap your head around. Legitimate support should never require your seed phrase, private key, remote computer access, or emergency transfer to a safe wallet. Right? So, if they start asking you weird questions like, "Nobody ever asks your seed phrase." Like, how many times will a bank tell you like, "We're never going to ask for your password." Like, "We're never going to ask you for your password. We don't need to ask you for your password. We have all your account information if we're the real bank right up in front of us on our computer. We don't need your password to look at it. So, if somebody calls you and says, "Hey,

we're your bank. What's your password?" You already know. Let's talk about SIM swapping, right? I haven't heard anybody talk about this. How do you protect your assets from scammers? I keep getting rooc calls and they say my real name. Pretty sure I just I think I just told you just don't give them any information. How SIM swapping works, right? [music] A swim swap occurs when an attacker uh convinces or bribes a carrier to move the victim's phone number to another SIM or device. Once successful, the attacker may send verification codes to themsel. Right? So the problem here is say you have [music] not like so this is why two factor authentic authentication is much better. There's that word again. Then SIM, right? Because if they get the carrier to change the SIM to their SIM or the number to

their SIM, then now when they go to log in, it would still require them, I guess, to have your information. They can get the verification code. And once they have that, they're you're you're cooked at that point. So, password reset link sent by tech security notifications calls intended for the victim. Coinbase warns that SIM swap threatens [music] accounts using SIM two-step verification or phone base recovery. It's recommended stronger authentication such as tootp authenticator application or physical security keys. Your email may be the root account. So, email frequently controls things like password resets, new device approval, exchange notification, cloud storage access, social media recovery, and carrier communications. If the email account falls, the attacker may gain recovery access to several additional accounts. And don't think they don't know about that. Just because they get in your Coinbase, take your money,

doesn't mean that they don't know, hey, there's probably a ton of other apps that they have in crypto. What would they have an up, you know, upload or what is it? Not upload uphold. What am I talking about? All right, I guess I'm more tired than I thought I was. So, important protection includes things like a unique password stored in a password manager, fishing resistant multiffactor authentication where available to FA, you want to use that as much as possible. reviewing active sessions and connected devices. Checking for unknown [music] uh forward forwarding rules, right? Checking for unknown forwarding rules. Removing outdated recovery addresses [music] and phone numbers. Maintaining separate recovery methods that do not all depend on one number. So, for a lot of people, you've probably had a Gmail for a really long time. Unless you're like on here

and you're like 19 years old, you've probably had a Gmail for 20 years, 10 years, 15 years, whatever. There's updated settings when it comes to security. If you've never gone into the settings for your email, set a 2FA, set some kind of something, then you're probably at more risk than you think you are. How identity becomes connected to the blockchain. Okay, so a blockchain address does not normally display a legal name. Obviously, it shows your wallet and you know your wallet address. But users may create the connection themselves by posting transaction screenshots, sharing EIN or public wallet names, using one address for public donations and private savings, discussing exact balances, posting collectible ownership, reusing the same username across platforms, sending between a publicly identified exchange account and personal address. Once identity and addresses are connected, public [music] blockchain data

can reveal more than the original breach contained. The physical security layer, a shipping address breach creates a different concern from an emailonly breach. It does not prove the customer still owns crypto, how much they have, or whether the device contains any kind of valuable asset, but it may cause an attacker to believe the address is worth investigating. Practical uh precautions include do not post the exact holdings or wallet balances. Avoid broadcasting [music] travel schedules along with financial information. Use neutral shipping and picking up options where practical where where you're able to do that, right? Like a P.O. box. Review who can see your home address through public uh profiles or business records. Uh, treat threats, [music] stalking, and attempted physical contact as a law enforcement and personal safety issue. Prioritize personal safety over [music] protecting property during a confrontation.

Said, "You could take my life, but not my seed phrase." All right, that's probably not a good idea. I'm not trying to give anybody any ideas. [music] Data retention is a security decision. Treasurer says its 90-day deletion uh policy limited the number of historical orders available in Chipmunk system, which is smart. It demonstrates the fundamental security principle. Information that no longer exists cannot be stolen in a future breach. Wow. How many banks and ginormous companies don't have enough sense to know [music] that is amazing. Companies should ask, do we still need this information? Uh what vendors have copies of this information? Wow, that sneeze came out of nowhere. How long is that information retained for? Is it encrypted or segregated? Can a user choose more private fulfillment methods? And does a third party follow the same deletion policy? Because

it doesn't really matter if a third party has all the information and keeps it [music] if the main company deletes it. What affected customers should do or not do. verify whether you received an official notification because if you weren't actually breached then you don't need to worry about it. Uh navigate to treasure through an official known address rather than a unsolicited link. Unsolicited meaning you never asked for it. It was sent to you. That's all that's a red flag right there that you should be highly aware when people send you stuff like links and things and you never asked for them. [music] Expect highly personalized fishing. Strengthen email or phone authentication. Ask your carrier about account PIN [music] or port out protection. Uh review that crypto information is publicly connected to your identity, like what is out there connected

to the address you're normally using and preserve and [music] report threatening communication. Obviously, if you're being threatened, you probably see people be like, "Well, I don't want to take it to the police and stuff." It's It's more of a record. All right. To have a record of what's going on that like a lawyer in a courtroom would see as [music] legitimate. If you just make like a post like somebody threatened my life today on social media, like you could just make that up. There's no third party investigation behind that. The police type stuff is more like it's on record that it happened. So if it happens multiple times and you have to go against somebody or something, like you're able to actually have some credibility. Do not enter your wallet backup into a website. That's a bad idea. Send

the backup to support. Even worse idea. Install software [music] because of an unexpected phone call. Terrible idea. Transfer funds to a secure replacement wallet supplied by somebody else. That is a terrible idea. Um, if you do this one, I don't even know if you're like a a web 3 blockchain person because that's so obvious. Assume a caller is legitimate because they know your private information. Never that. uh [music] regenerate or move an unaffected wallet solely because a stranger creates urgency [music] and when they call you and they want they are always urgent. They need you to do it right away. Uh there's some reason why if you don't do [music] it quickly, you'll be in trouble. They don't want you to have enough time to think about it. Talk to somebody else. Google whatever they're saying, their number, their

email, their email. Like they just don't want you to have any time to [music] think and and and make sure you're not getting screwed over. They just want you to do it, do it, do it, do it. That's a big red flag, right? Most people are not like that. Top gainers, top losers. I hope you guys found that useful. So, official Trump, uh, ETHI hyperlap. This is what's up today. Official Trump up 28.9%. I think so many people are convinced that World Liberty Finance is like somehow just going to lose because they don't like Trump or something. I think they know what they're doing. And if you think they don't know what they're doing, then why are you so sure of that? Because they have a lot of history in business. Anyways, humanity grass down the most. Grass taking

a hit. What is [music] grass even at nowadays? Wow. 30 cents. I remember grass used to be $3. Let's go to all time. What is alltime high for grass? Yeah, it's like almost $4. $3.72. I mean, the bare market happened, so 30 cents is not completely crazy of a thought there. All right, let's hop in this chat. I don't I don't even know what's going on in this chat since I keep getting rooc calls that say my real name. I don't know if that's if you really do, but if you do, then just ignore them because what else can you do? You can't really stop them from calling you. All you could really do is ignore them. Let's roll on to other things. Wow, all of that gym is hitting me all at once. And it's Wednesday. What else

do we do besides play some D5 games? What What What do y'all want to do? Uh don't sleep on Yakamon. And for all my Kindra lovers out there, I want to tell you there was a free man. If you're not following me over on X, I mean, I don't know why you wouldn't, but if you're not following me over on X, I don't know why you're [music] not following me. And if you like Kindra, I really hope you did that free men. Oh, Masterpiece. Like my post. I like Masterpiece. We got to follow him back. Anyways, let me go to my profile. Here we are. So, there were these free citizens. You could get two of them each, which I thought was generous. And uh I have no idea what that means or what that's going to do for

me, but they were free, so I got them because why why wouldn't you? All you had to pay was the gas. Anybody else get that? And we are issuing into the underground crypto hangout of the night. We showed up. It's Wednesday. We had a nice pump. We did our due diligence. We looked at what coins were up. We looked at the prices of coins. Looked at the fear and greed index. We looked at coins and seed rounds and fund rounds and things that are coming out to to kind of get a point on the direction. We tried to educate you about security of your assets because you can buy whatever you want, but if you don't have any security, it's not a good idea. Did I bring you any value? because I realize as a YouTuber, none of it

matters unless you guys get value out of what we're doing. If you have ideas for topics of streams that you'd like to see, games you want us to play, coins you want us to talk about, please feel free to let me know. And the best place that you could post it and let me know that I'm like almost guaranteed to see is not my email, okay? It is that Discord link that's pinned in the chat and in the description. I got to give this a minute. If I just give this a minute to load in, I probably won't I probably won't be lagging. It's like the first minute that I'm in the game, I get some lags, but after that, it kind of evens out. There we go. I'm not like healing myself at all. I'm very lucky I

did not get killed. Not paying attention. Where are these marrow fiends? Anybody know where the Maro fiends are? I don't know why. When I started the show, I wasn't that tired, but I I'm pretty tired now. Wait, I don't I want the fishing. I don't They like have a a foraging plot right on top of the fishing plot. Put a 111 in the chat if you're playing chainers. Put a 333 if you use Kindred. And uh put a 555 if you've played Lumina. I've been talking about Lumina quite a bit. Lumina just launched like a casino in their thing. They just launched rip packs. They just launched all kinds of stuff. Matter of fact, I kind of want to go open my pack. Let's do that real quick. So, because I hold more than 10 of the coins in

my account, I'm able to choose a booster pack. Let's see. I've been choosing this one. That's what I want. Bang. Let's open that up. One out of one card, a cleanse chip. Any static [music] status condition. All right. Well, we didn't get the legendary. Can't exactly expect to get the legendary card every day. We'll go back to Kindra. I just wanted to do that real quick. Struggart says 777. All right. The void portal. Okay. because I noticed that I had like I I took two of them out. All right, I needed a little bit more fish here. Fish is how I uh how I remain not dying when I fight everything. Wow, the fatigue really set in here. Good thing that the majority of the stream, the hard part for me anyway, is over. and I hope everybody's doing

well. I woke up this morning and went to start my truck and it didn't start and I was like crap. I really hope it's just the battery. I hope it's not like an alternator or something like that. And it was. I jumped it. Took it to uh the AutoZone. They were like, "Yeah, this battery is cooked." Then I realized I've had my truck for like five, six years and I've never put a battery in it before. So I was like, "All right, I guess that I guess that makes sense." So if all I had to do is buy a new battery, I I'm pretty happy with that. Let's go. I don't know how long I'm going to be able to hang out and play games though because I got to go clean my truck out to take my friend

to the airport tomorrow. Am I able to stop at the merchant? Well, I can't stop there now, huh? I don't Okay, I'm messing up here. We need to craft these fish so I have something to eat. I should have made sure I had some swift potions, but I got enough enough healing things that I can make it through. Uh oh. Wow, I doubleclicked it. I don't know if we could get like an easier way to go through the portals. I always mess that up. hate CCP wants to know how we defend ourselves, [music] right? Uh I don't know. But did you see what Pete Pete Hegsth said today or he didn't say it today? He said it a couple of days ago about like the Crusades protected Europe that that maybe we need more of those now. That was

an interesting comment from Pete Hexth. To to those whom it may concern, I got a lot of these guys on me. They want to take they want to take my packages. All right. I knew [music] they'd disappear. Take out this boss. Get back to a mount. I didn't even see what I got paid. What did I get paid? No. Craft skill. Oh, wow. So, I made like a thousand on that trade run. That's pretty good. I guess. Oh, wait. I don't want to run it again. I need some swift potions. Anybody on Kindra right now? Like I said, I don't know how long I'm going to be on, so I feel like you got to go run and get on. I'm just thinking about all the things I still have to do tonight. It's 1000 p.m. and I'm like,

whoa, I'm going to be exhausted. I already got distracted. Every time I see this guy, I'm like, he's so easy to beat. Oh, yeah. I was supposed to go to the void. That's where I was supposed to go. Let's go ahead and hit that merchant. Get us some swift. There we go. I know I have them in my bank and I still just buy them every time. And let's go in here. We need to take out these uh marrow fiends. Where are those marrow fiends at? [music] Oh, I think it's these guys. No, those are void stalkers. What are these? Starfall Golem. So, which one are the marrow fiends? Am I in the right place? Void stalker. I don't want to fight that guy. Not by myself. Void stalker. Void stalker. I don't I don't know if it's in

here. Oh, origin. Take that. All right. Well, we might as well take one of these guys out for the heck of it. I'm already here. Am I in the right place? I don't know if I'm in the right place. The hollow. Okay. Okay. The howing. There it is. I see them. I'm getting cooked. It's like hard for me to watch my health and click all the other things at the same time. Just keep clicking. I'll probably waste some, but that's all right. So, I got quite a few Wow, I got KO'ed. I don't even know how. I'm literally clicking eat fish as is literally as fast as possible. How do I get KO'ed? Did I run out of fish? I don't think so. I don't think I ran out of fish. Can I pick up my items? There we

go. Not done with you guys. That was not cool. Should we just like autotarget all the people around me? Did I just get KOed again? Something's not right. Something's not right here. Why can't it just automatically attack the people around me? It's like I have to click on them and it's so freaking Dark in here. What do I got left? I still got to find four more of those. This quest is actually kind of hard. Finally, I can just fight one of them one-on-one. The strat is definitely to like just run away from them when you're losing. Going to sleep good tonight. That is for sure. Yep. BTC. Let's see if it can keep it going, right? Make all of our crypto dreams come true. I'm I'm ready for that bull run. It's going to be so much fun

during the bull run. People are going to be so hyped. Yeah. Yeah, they are extremely hard. You got that right. Appreciate the live. Got to head out later, everyone. All right, Shahart, thank you for being here. If you're still here, have a great night. And I'm going to hop off as Well, I got to go clean my truck. I took everything out of it, but I haven't vacuumed it yet. So, stay on the ground. Stay crypto. I'll catch you in the next one. It's Wednesday. We showed up. We did our thing. Uh, I ran straight from the gym just to make sure that we didn't miss a stream. Appreciate everybody who shows up and shows their [music] support. And, uh, we'll be back tomorrow. Hopefully, we'll be back tomorrow, 8:30 p.m. New York time, unless it takes me [music]

that long to get back from from Tampa, but I don't think it will. All right, guys. Underground Crypto out. I don't know why I'm doing the salute now, but I like it.