Made millions in crypto. Lost millions. Both for the same reason.
The money didn't go to bad calls. It went to no diligence and too much emotion.
So we automated the whole process with AI agents. Three parts.
Risk management. How much goes into each coin, at what price, how many buys. That used to take 20 to 30 minutes for a single position. It's about a minute and a half now.
The altcoin finder. It runs through 3000 altcoins and weeds them down to a refined list of about 20, using the parameters we built over eight years.
Market direction. Not just whether the market is going up, but why, and which narratives are actually moving while it does.
You still make the final call. It just hands you the reasoning before you make it.
I’m starting round 9 of the $ANSEM airdrop, thanks to @blknoiz06 sending me 15k in $ANSEM
This round will be $1,000 - 10 winners - $100 each
drop your solana addresses must be following picking winner on there.
I've said for years that the biggest winners get born in the bear market. Now I have proof.
You have to actually be here for it. You can't buy a coin, disappear for six months, and expect to be profitable. Half an hour a day is enough, but you have to be in the trenches, because the best coin of this cycle is probably being built right now while nobody is watching.
So I built a scoring system on Shiller's rules, the work of a Nobel winning economist who spent his career on why stories move markets.
The AI scanned the top coins by market cap around every past bottom, pulled the ones that did the highest multiples, and sorted each one into a narrative.
Digital gold scored 14. That's the highest score possible. Money, the government can print, the gold standard, bitcoiners versus the Fed. It hits every single story.
Meme coins came in second, which is accurate. The highest percentage gaining coin in the world is a meme coin.
Then it scored what's trading right now. Bitcoin, Monero, Zcash, Midnight.
Next step is the fundamental checklist. Then we accumulate.
@SusanSassepdrk Curious how AI is being used to explore blockchain data?
I’m testing a few early versions and looking for people interested in AI + crypto to share their feedback.
Curious how AI is being used to explore blockchain data?
I’m testing a few early versions and want feedback from people interested in the space.
Comment “AI” or DM me “AI” and I’ll share what we’re working on."
Curious how AI is being used to explore blockchain data?
I’m testing a few early versions and looking for people interested in AI + crypto to share their feedback.
Comment “AI” or DM me “AI” and I’ll show you what we’re working on.
My running theory is that the capital rotates out of AI and back into crypto.
AI is at all time highs. The stock market is at all time highs. That is the worst thing you can be buying. Crypto is sitting near the lows of this cycle, which is the best thing you can be buying.
People will tell you bitcoin is just a beta to stocks, meaning it only moves when stocks move. When someone says that, I know they don't know crypto. There's some truth to it in the risk on sense, but look at the actual data. Stocks have been going crazy and bitcoin stayed flat this entire period.
Here's the part nobody brings up. ChatGPT went public in November 2022, the same month bitcoin printed its cycle low.
I'm exposing what makes an altcoin do a 100x.
I studied 2100 of the biggest altcoin outliers from past cycles. Not the price action. The story. Why a coin went viral, what the narrative behind it actually was, and what all of them had in common back when nobody knew their name.
Because most of the 100x's don't come from the coins you already hold. They come from brand new coins that get born in a bear market, which is exactly where we're sitting right now.
So if I can pin down the characteristics of what ran before, I can point that at what's trading today.
We're getting into risk management too, and the automatic research I've been talking about all week.
It's my birthday, so this one's going to be fun.
A dollar a month gets you in the group and everything in it. The live Q&A is the premium tier once you're inside.
Get with a professional. Paying to learn this costs less than paying for the mistake.
Bitcoin pumped. This is a take profit zone.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP and a lot of altcoins just popped, and Trump has been talking about it in the media. So everyone is asking the same question. Is this full on bull run mode.
We've made that mistake plenty of times before.
When the market is up, people make excited decisions. When it is down, they make depressed ones. Same problem, different direction. Separate the emotion and look at what the research actually says.
My official read is that this is a phenomenal pump and a phenomenal place to take some profit. Take some risk off. Consolidate the portfolio a little. Don't get prideful about it.
If we come back down, you've got cash. If it keeps running, you're still fine, because you've still got cash.
Here is the part that gets people. The fear of selling, that the financial revolution is going to leave without you, is not backed by data. We studied over 2100 altcoins and the one factor that kept showing up is that most of the 100x's were created in the bear market. Most of them don't exist yet.
So you want cash sitting there for when the new one shows up. That is how you actually catch it.
I wouldn't be surprised if the bull market starts right here. I also wouldn't be surprised if we come right back down. Adjust your risk either way.
Take the long term view. Not the group chat screaming because somebody just hit.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP and a lot of altcoins just popped, and Trump has been talking about it in the media. So everyone is asking the same question. Is this full on bull run mode.
The most guaranteed way to make millions in crypto is boring, and it starts with your bank account.
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Most people get into crypto with no plan. They throw a random amount in and hope the number goes up.
Then volatility shows up, because that's what a new asset class does. A coin can drop 60 percent. It can also run 20x. Same feature, both directions.
This is where it kills people. Say you make 5,000 a month and you spend 4,500. That's a 500 dollar gap. And you've got 30,000 sitting in crypto.
You're primed to fail, and it has nothing to do with picking the right coin. One set of tires, one medical bill, one trip you already paid for, and you're selling at the worst possible moment, because a 500 dollar gap can't absorb any of it.
Then the pain stacks up, they decide crypto is a scam, and they quit right before the part they were waiting for.
Three steps to take that risk off the table.
One, get your personal finances locked in. ChatGPT can connect to your bank and read your whole situation now. That launched May 15 2026 and it's on the Plus and Pro plans in the US.
Two, widen the gap between what you make and what you spend.
Three, don't break the golden rule. Never invest money you are not willing to lose 100 percent of.
You're not going to make money overnight. Once you actually accept that, you start sizing for the distance instead of the sprint.
My entire strategy comes out of my personal finances, because that's the foundation. If the foundation has a crack, everything built on top of it gets destroyed.
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Almost nobody can name where 89 percent of the money in the system actually comes from 👇
The live signals the AI is finding while everyone waits on M2 are inside https://t.co/qmOq8xVc7a. Link in my bio, a dollar a month.
Most people think new money comes from the printer. He says 89 percent of it comes from credit instead. That means banks lending, not the government printing.
Why that matters to you is timing. Interest rates come first. When rates drop, borrowing gets cheaper, so people borrow, and that is what creates the money.
The M2 money supply is the total amount of money out there. It only moves after all that has already happened. So if you are waiting for M2 to rise before you act, you are watching the last step, not the first one.
Watch rates. M2 tells you what already happened.
Save this so you have the order when rates start moving.
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Only one of these five money tips is actually true.
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One. Secure the bag before the girl. I disagree completely. My wife has made me money, because she's diligent with what she has and she's genuinely skilled at what she does. I don't think I'd have what I have now without her. And why would you put money above a decision about love. For me the order is God, family, ministry. Money is a byproduct of the ministry, it's not the thing sitting at the top.
Two. Start saying no without explaining yourself. How does that make you money. It sounds good and it does nothing.
Three. Carry cash so spending hurts. Instead of engineering pain for yourself, be a good steward and deal with the real issue, which is wanting things you can't afford. You can feel that exact same pain in thirty seconds by pulling your bank statement into ChatGPT and reading what you actually spent last month.
Four. Move back home and save on rent. That's a poverty mindset. You're nickel and diming small things while your skill set stays exactly where it is. The six or seven hundred a month you save, even one or two thousand, is nothing next to building your character and your skill so you earn more.
Five. Never borrow for lifestyle because it'll cost you double. That's the one I agree with. Borrow for a house. Borrow for things you actually need. Never borrow to look richer than you are for people who aren't paying your bills.
Four of these are about spending less. One is about not digging a hole. Not a single one of them is about getting better at making money.
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A coin being a fraction of a penny tells you nothing about whether it's cheap.
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No hate to Elio Trades. He makes good content, and everybody does videos for views, me included. But a list like this needs context.
Cheap in trading does not mean a low price per coin. We're not shopping for underwear. If a bag costs ten dollars and you find it for two, that's cheap. Crypto doesn't work like that.
A coin can sit at a fraction of a penny and never move. A coin can cost a lot and move fast. The price of one coin is just the total value divided by how many coins exist.
So when somebody types in a supply of trillions of tokens, the price per coin has to be tiny. That's not a discount, that's arithmetic. And most of the time it's marketing.
This is one real difference between crypto and the stock market. A public company can't invent ten trillion new shares to make its price look small. In crypto anybody can.
What cheap actually means to a trader is small with room to grow. You're looking at the liquidity pool against the real value the coin produces. If the pool is small compared to what the thing is genuinely worth, that's cheap. That's fundamental analysis.
Not the number of zeros after the decimal.
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Bill Gates says crypto is 100 percent greater fool theory. One of the smartest people alive, and he's wrong about this one.
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His argument is that a real asset produces something. A farm makes food. A company makes products. Crypto makes nothing, so the only reason to buy it is that somebody will pay more than you did.
Take his own test seriously and it breaks. A cow has utility because it produces food. Blockchain has utility because it's a better vehicle for moving and settling money than what we use now. Faster. More secure. No middleman required for it to work.
And you don't have to take my word for it, because the institutions are voting with their infrastructure. The stock market itself is moving onto blockchain. Banks are building on it. Government agencies are integrating it right now.
If this were only greater fool theory, the most regulated plumbing in finance would not be rebuilding itself on top of it.
He did say he's not long or short any of it, and that's the honest part. He isn't talking his book. He just doesn't use the thing he's describing.
Even one of the richest, smartest people in the world gets this one wrong.
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SpaceX lost around a trillion dollars in valuation in 30 days and everybody is mad at the wrong thing.
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Never buy hype. That's exactly why I didn't get into it. The richest man on earth taking his rocket company public was an incredible marketing campaign, and that's what it was.
People misread Elon Musk. He's a great businessman. He's an even better trader. He runs his companies the way a portfolio manager runs a book, building the story and then monetizing it. Some of those valuations are high because he's a great storyteller, not because the numbers got there on their own.
Now the part everyone's angry about. Only a small slice of shares went to retail. Small supply plus enormous demand means a high price, and the institutions holding the rest watched their positions rise with it.
People call that manipulation. That's how this has worked for hundreds of years.
When you sell sneakers you do everything you can to drive demand up. That isn't evil. When you buy shares, that money goes into building the business. That is the entire point of offering shares to the public. This is called business.
Your worldview decides your investment view. You can look at this and see something evil, and then sit out. Or you can identify the pattern and trade alongside it, because you aren't the one running it.
It's down more than 50 percent from its post IPO high, per CNBC on August 3. I'm accumulating.
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Iran's central bank just had roughly $475 million in crypto frozen, and it wasn't a hack.
Go to https://t.co/qmOq8xVJWI, link in my bio, and I'll show you how we're positioning for the regulated wave coming in behind this. A dollar a month.
Nobody stole any keys. On July 15 the US Treasury named four wallet addresses belonging to the Central Bank of Iran, and Tether, the company behind the USDT stablecoin, froze the tokens at the contract level. Stack that on an April action of more than $344 million and the total blocked is about $475 million. Three days ago Treasury widened it again, sanctioning two more Iran linked exchanges.
Sit with what that actually means. A sovereign central bank had close to half a billion dollars made unusable by a company updating a smart contract. That has never happened before.
Iran had been routing oil money through crypto for years to work around sanctions. Stablecoins, mixers, offshore exchanges, all of it.
People think crypto is invisible. It's the opposite. Every transaction that has ever happened is public. You just don't know whose name is attached. Picture a bank with one enormous sheet of paper listing every transaction every customer ever made, and anyone on earth can read it. That's a blockchain.
The catch is volume. There's so much of it that you need serious software to sort through, which is why on chain investigators exist. They've spent years reverse engineering how the money was being hidden.
So the fair question is, if they can do that to Iran, what stops them doing it to you.
Honestly, nothing changed. They could already freeze your bank account. It's the same control you've been living under your whole life. If you're small, nobody cares. If you're big enough that they do care, the tool already existed.
And I think this is good for crypto. Serious money doesn't move into a system where anyone can hide anything, and this is the kind of thing that makes the next wave comfortable enough to come in.
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