Performance of three accounts related to LOTM

  • M&M Club (Let’s Make a Million$)
  • ZTA LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
  • Third Party IRA Acct:

M&M Club:
Goal: Start with $1,000 (July 21, 2022.) Compound the value 100% each twelve-month period for ten-years to reach US$1,000,000 dollar valuation.
Restrictions: we cannot add any funds to this account. Soft rule: Can own no more than five positions and we can come down to one position if we have a high conviction for that position.
Disclosures: We are buying deep value when no one likes the company or industry. Highly concentrated in both company and industry. All accounts in this writing are considered speculative and concentrated by company and industry.

M&M Club Positions as of November 10, 2025A table with numbers and words

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M&M Club Performance Year-to-Date

M&M Club Performance last 36-months

This account (above) wants a twelve-month holding period for tax purposes. We frequently DCA (Dollar Cost Average) when possible. Having said this, we will sell some portion of ASST at some point above 2X from cost.

ZTA Limited Partnership positions as of November 10, 2025

ZTA Ltd Ptr Performance Year to Date 2025

ZTA Performance last 36-months

Related IRA account Managed by LOTM

IRA Year to Date Performance

Relateted IRA Three-year Performance

Account transferred to LOTM April 14, 2023

Self Observation:
Of the three, the more company concentrated the account, the better the performance – but the more volatile the performance.
Markert Observation:
Gold, Silver and Crypto/Blockchain have been in a correction while new leadership has emerged. Enery companies and BioTech/Pharma have left the stage one cbasing chart pattern and entered stage two, the rally chart phase.
It is just the beginning of the application of Crypto and Blockchain. This macro trend is just entering this stage. Crypto/Blockchain are the “rails” upon which the application phase will run.
This linked interview with Franklin Templeton’s Head of Innovation Sandy Kaul –

Franklin Templeton Exec Predicts $100T Crypto Migration w/ Sandy Kaul
Milk Road Show – 43 minutes

In this episode of the Milk Road Show, we’re joined by Sandy Kaul, Head of Digital Asset Innovation at Franklin Templeton, and a TradFi heavyweight with stints at Goldman Sachs, Citibank, JP Morgan, and more. Sandy isn’t just throwing buzzwords. She’s calling it like it is: “The next 5 years will bring more change to finance than the last 50.” From tokenized equities to AI-managed wallets, Sandy breaks down why the future of finance won’t be account-based; it’ll be wallet-based. And how crypto rails are about to absorb trillions in legacy assets.

Franklin Templeton use multiple crypto blockchains. The blockchain used is selected, is the best blockchain suited for the individual clients needs.

Franklin Templeton performs its own node verification across 12 public blockchains. The list of these specific blockchains, identified by their tickers or names mentioned in their materials, are:

  • Bitcoin (BTC)
  • Ethereum (ETH)
  • Tether (USDT)
  • XRP
  • BNB Chain (BNB)
  • Solana (SOL)
  • USDC
  • Dogecoin (DOGE)
  • Cardano (ADA)
  • Chainlink (LINK)
  • Zcash (ZEC)
  • Litecoin (LTC)

Franklin Templeton’s tokenized U.S. government money market fund is currently available on the Polygon, Stellar, and Arbitrum blockchains.

We hope the Franklin Templeton example helps you better understand the merger of Crypto/Blockchain with Traditional Finance.

We are in the very early phase of this movmentt. Therefore we are not leaving investment exposure to crypto/blockchain but rather will adjust to opportunities within the Crypto/Blockchain universe.

LOTM Research & Consulting Service
* An account related to LOTM holds a position in this security.
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