How To Invest In Crypto As A BEGINNER In 2025 [Full Tutorial]

If right now you're looking at crypto knowing it's a massive money-making opportunity sitting in front of you, but with all the misinformation, cryptos, websites, and confusion, you have no idea where to get started. Today, we're

going to change that. In this video, I'm going to take the tens of thousands of hours and my over 6 years of being an investor in crypto full-time, amassing multiple sevenfigure portfolios, also making six-figure mistakes, and the knowledge that I've used to make

predictions and grow a channel over the past 5 years to give you a ridiculously simple step-by-step process to start learning crypto investing. So, first I'm going to outline how to understand crypto simply and the true opportunity

that I see at hand right now. Then I'll

discuss how to actually think like a pro investor, as well as all the important crypto key terms and fundamentals so you can know how to research, track, and organize all of your crypto. Then I'll

show you all of the different websites and resources that I use to be able to interact in the crypto markets. I'll

cover how I do my simple fundamental and technical analysis that I've been able to use to make these high-profit calls for me and the community. then most

importantly how to start set a profit goal and actually hit that profit goal so that by the end of this video you'll have a simple foundation to finally take action instead of being too confused losing money on BS meme coins so you can

become a legitimate crypto investor and hopefully make the future you proud. So

let us first get into some crypto basics so we can set the foundation. All right,

so what is crypto? Crypto is basically an online borderless digital money system that functions outside of central entities. So effectively an open

entities. So effectively an open transparent secure way to be able to have a programmable money database to be able to interact with each other. So say

a buyer wants to initiate a transaction.

Okay, that transaction gets sent into a cryptographic hashing process. Okay, and

this information is going to get distributed into databases where there's usually a group of computers trying to solve mathematical equations and cross-check that transaction with the other computers in the network. They're

paid in the form of fees for facilitating the security and the communication of the network. And then

that database then allows the seller to be able to receive the transaction. And

there's all different uses for cryptocurrency, but I've boiled it down to the three most sort of simple to understand, I guess, general buckets that they would fall into. Okay, so the first is going to be something called

store of value. So basically a hedge against inflation and currency debasement from a centralized entity. An

example probably we're most familiar with is Bitcoin. Bitcoin is the definition of a store of value cryptocurrency. All right, the next

cryptocurrency. All right, the next would fall under the category of decentralized finance. Now, this is a

decentralized finance. Now, this is a relatively wide bucket, but picture this being a transparent programmable way to do financial transactions to be able to automate things, set conditions. We'll

get a little bit more into the details of that in a second, but big examples that are widely known are Ethereum and Salana. Okay. Then we also have stable

Salana. Okay. Then we also have stable coins. Now, stable coins, for example,

coins. Now, stable coins, for example, Tether or Circle or USDT, USDC are basically pegged to the value of the fiat traditional currency. So, Tether is

going to mirror the exact value one to one of the dollar, which is going to allow you to put dollar equivalents onto the blockchain and be able to interact with these other cryptocurrencies relative to the value of the dollar. And

that is the function of a stable coin.

And there's all different real world use cases for blockchain. We can see cyber security, cloud storage is a big one, improving the efficiency of insurance claims, intellectual property, healthcare, voting, privacy and ID,

global payments and currency. there's

infinite amounts of use cases that we're starting to see become very apparent to take the clunky system that we have currently and potentially be able to program this and clean up its efficiency. Okay, so as far as the

efficiency. Okay, so as far as the open-endedness of the opportunity of especially in the DeFi space as far as real world application is massive. I

think just right now what we're seeing is the tip of the iceberg where we're seeing the use case of the tech. If and

when we start to see this actually be injected into our systems, then we could potentially have open-ended growth from there. And that sort of plays into the

there. And that sort of plays into the true opportunity that I see with crypto right now. Okay, so first let's talk

right now. Okay, so first let's talk about the store of value and why crypto poses an enormous investment opportunity in my opinion. 45% of the purchase power since the 2000s has essentially been eroded by the Federal Reserve and the

global markets taking the purchasing power of $100 now equaling only $54 over the course of 24 years. What's

even more alarming about that is that 23.6% 6% of the buying power has been lost in just the past 5 years from 2020 to 2025. Right now, the central banks

to 2025. Right now, the central banks are actively debasing the value of the currency and they're effectively stealing from people's work. If you

worked to save up 20% of your income over 5 years, you've effectively been robbed from the global banks and they've built up the system and they just keep adding more and more money to try to not break the system that they have and

effectively silently robbing everyone who's participating. Conversely, this is

who's participating. Conversely, this is the chart of Bitcoin since 2020, right?

So, like we said, negative 23.6% purchasing power on the dollar plus over,300% gain in the same amount of time in Bitcoin. Considering Bitcoin is

a store of value token, we can start to see how these two are inversely correlated. And as an investor, I think

correlated. And as an investor, I think it's important to understand what the actual traits of money are. So, over

here we have a list of the important traits. And we have cross comparison

traits. And we have cross comparison between Bitcoin, gold and fiat or US dollar or any other global currency. All

right. And you can see typically as a store of value people tend to look at something like gold. Now if we look at how verifiable gold is recently there was claims about not actually having the gold reserves that were being claimed by

countries and requiring manual oversight to be able to cross-check the legitimacy of how much gold is actually being held.

They're shipping it on boats back and forth. Massive security teams. That in

forth. Massive security teams. That in and of itself is a massive risk. all for

the sake of proving who has more of a scarce asset. If we look at portability,

scarce asset. If we look at portability, gold falls very low on that level. How

easily it's divisible, gold also scores very low in scarcity. This is the number one use case for gold. It actually falls under a moderate classification because right now, who's to say that there's not

a massive amount of gold sitting on a planet that we're going to be able to access in 10 years? I'm not a conspiracy theorist, okay? Okay, I don't tend to

theorist, okay? Okay, I don't tend to like to go that abstract, but if we're looking at it in the realm of reality, we can't actually prove how scarce gold is. It's just that with our current

is. It's just that with our current technology and what we've been doing as human beings, it's relatively scarce for our consideration right now. We don't

actually know how scarce it truly is.

Whereas with Bitcoin, we can undeniably prove very very quickly and easily how scarce the supply actually is. If we

look at established history, okay, gold has a high established history whereas Bitcoin has an extremely low established history as it compares. But this is in and of itself being something new, being

less established. That's where

less established. That's where opportunity lies. As it becomes more and

opportunity lies. As it becomes more and more obvious and more well established, the asymmetric risk starts to decrease.

Okay. If we look at things like censorship resistance, programmability, and decentralization, Bitcoin is actually scoring high on all these metrics. Whereas gold is censorable.

metrics. Whereas gold is censorable.

It's basically not programmable at all, which moving into the digital age is probably going to continue to be more and more important. Most people aren't holding physical bars of gold in their house. Okay? People have derivatives of

house. Okay? People have derivatives of gold, representations of gold that are backed by centralized entities. Whereas

if those entities dissolve, all of those rights that you think that you're holding gold in can also dissolve, which makes it as far as decentralization's concerned actually moderate. Whereas if

I own my Bitcoin truly onchain, I own that Bitcoin. It can't be taken from me.

that Bitcoin. It can't be taken from me.

Even if all of the centralized entities disappear, I still get to hold that Bitcoin myself, which is an important factor to consider. Additionally,

comparing this to gold, we can very clearly see that the majority of gold is being held by 35, 45 to 50 and 65 plus holding around 65% of the total supply.

Whereas, if we look at Bitcoin users, okay, that's almost stacked completely on its head from the age group of 19 to 45, which basically means people in this generation are buying less gold and

they're resorting more to using Bitcoin as a source of store value and as a provably scarce programmable currency.

So as far as an in future investment, the way I look at this is maybe having some gold exposure is not bad. But as

the years go on and these investors start to turn into this age group, this chart is going to flatline. And this

chart is going to across the board probably increase. If we look at this in

probably increase. If we look at this in terms of opportunity right now, the global asset market is about $900 trillion. And we can see that broken

trillion. And we can see that broken down into different categories. Real

estate, bonds, money, equity. We have

gold right here. It's a little bit higher since this graph was made, right?

All right. And then we have Bitcoin coming in at 2 trillion, just being a little dot on this chart. Now, at the current growth rate of other assets, we can expect the global market in 2045 to

be about $4,000 trillion. And even

seeing Bitcoin at a 7% share of this, it's still occupying a tiny square on this chart. But now, the market

this chart. But now, the market capitalization based on this growth trajectory is $280 trillion. And this

doesn't look that ridiculous considering that it's programmable and it's effectively performing the same function as compared to gold in the newer generation is starting to move into this industry. With this market

industry. With this market capitalization, even $1,000 invested into Bitcoin would be a $140,000 position. And we can see by

$140,000 position. And we can see by 2050 from Vanic Research, if Bitcoin were to dominate even 10% of global trade, the price of Bitcoin individually

would be $2.9 million with a market cap of 61 trillion. at 20% of global trade, which is also an aggressive goal, could be upwards of $50 million per Bitcoin.

Now, I know these numbers seem super abstract and far-fetched, but what we have to remember is that we have to follow math and look at things from a really zoomed out lens. What we're used to right now is Bitcoin being at $50,

$100,000 and the stock market being where it's at. When Warren Buffett was starting his investing career, I don't think he ever pictured or knew that he would be investing in Nvidia or that there would be things like open AI or

DeepSeek, these AI models that are going to completely change the trajectory of the entire internet in the world. Okay,

things can change very very dramatically and right now we're experiencing in real time the creation of a brand new asset class that is potentially fitting into that mold. Okay, and these are the

that mold. Okay, and these are the numbers and opportunities that we could potentially be facing. Okay. And that's

just scratching the surface. Like we

were talking about with DeFi. Our

banking, insurance, asset management, everything is extremely slow. We rely on clerical work, people working trying to make sense of things. Imagine how much capital could get pulled into this space

if we start to see actual adoption of cryptocurrency to take over control of that infrastructure. Right now, we have

that infrastructure. Right now, we have about $17 billion of total value locked in DeFi protocols facilitating this process. And we've been consistently

process. And we've been consistently moving up with the crypto markets. Now

this is sort of shown across Ethereum, Salana and a few other big chains that are responsible for this. But Black

Rockck which is one of the largest asset managers in the entire world now discussing a possible $10 trillion tokenization of the world putting everything that we do right now potentially onto blockchain. And if we

look at real world assets, real world assets is only a 12.4 billion industry right now. But look at how it's

right now. But look at how it's continually growing. Okay, Black Rockck

continually growing. Okay, Black Rockck is sort of leading the charge at $2.9 billion. If we are to see $10 trillion

billion. If we are to see $10 trillion pour into this to start facilitating all of these processes, there's going to be insane investment opportunities for people who are actually paying attention. And just to understand this

attention. And just to understand this opportunity, I'm looking at in terms of something called kagger or compound annual growth rate. Right now, the stock market produces just under 10% annual growth rate year-over-year. Real estate

falls a little bit under 7%. And right

now, Bitcoin actually has an over 50% compound annual growth rate. And under

the assumptions of this model, in 21 years, that would give us a 26.77% annual growth rate. And this is really what's important to understand as an investor. So, if we look at $1,000 in

an investor. So, if we look at $1,000 in each asset class over the next 21 years, we would see real estate would yield you 3700. Equities or stocks would give you

3700. Equities or stocks would give you $7,000. And a Bitcoin investment,

$7,000. And a Bitcoin investment, assuming that if this model is to come to fruition, would bring you $130,000 by simply a $1,000 investment.

Okay? Now, this is going to be important to remember for later because we're going to get into compound annual growth rate and some strategy around that. But

if we start with $1,000 and add for say example $150 per month to just Bitcoin, we're not talking about all the other opportunities that we will discuss how to sort of take advantage of just into

that process. Assuming that compound

that process. Assuming that compound annual growth rate could potentially lead to a million dollar portfolio size just by doing that. Whereas, if we put that into equities, 119 over 21 years, you can't really just put $1,000 into

real estate, but theoretically will yield only around $80,000. And just

remember, this is going to be really important later in the video. Okay? So,

we know the opportunity is huge, but in order to be able to actually play into this, it's really important to actually think like a pro investor, okay? Because

most people don't understand these concepts and actually get burnt in this market, which is why a lot of people disregard it, look away, and don't pay attention until it's too late, okay?

Okay, I'm going to show you a few things that were really helpful for me to be able to think like a pro investor. So,

we've all heard the term buy low and sell high, but that's easier said than done. In order to actually be able to do

done. In order to actually be able to do that, is to understand how humans behave and why successful investors are able to rewire the way they think. That sort of opposes your natural intuition as a

human being, even those intuitions that make you successful in normal life.

Investing and trading, you have to flip your mindset. And that's why only a few

your mindset. And that's why only a few people can actually be successful at this. This is a really interesting

this. This is a really interesting phenomenon. Whenever anything becomes

phenomenon. Whenever anything becomes popular in life, that tends to be the time where getting involved is a good idea. The exact opposite is true in

idea. The exact opposite is true in investing. You're rewarded by having

investing. You're rewarded by having convictions and understanding things that others don't, placing a calculated bet on that. And then once that bet actually starts to come to fruition, and it starts to become more and more

obvious to people over time, that's where you're starting to exit while 90% of people are just getting excited like everything else in life and starting to enter. Okay, this is our Google search

enter. Okay, this is our Google search of Bitcoin as compared to the actual chart of Bitcoin. We can see in late May of 2021, this was where that first blowoff top happened before a massive

sell-off. This is where we had the

sell-off. This is where we had the all-time high in search for Bitcoin.

Once again, almost the entirely worst time to start entering the market. Then

you can see as search volume decreased, this is where we started to hit these critical areas where you could quite frankly make life-changing amounts of money by just understanding this. But

once again, people stopped searching it until all of a sudden, fast forward to November of 2024 when the market started pushing up like crazy. This is where search volume spiked back up once again.

One of the worst times to start buying Bitcoin when you had all of this opportunity. And I'm going to show you a

opportunity. And I'm going to show you a really easy way to be able to see when is a good time and when is not a good time because there's some technical elements that fall into being able to do this. But just so that you understand,

this. But just so that you understand, you have to be able to invest when it feels stupid and most people aren't paying attention or think it's a bad idea in general. Then when the general population thinks it's a good idea and everyone's getting excited about it,

this is when you should either stop adding or in some cases actually sell your position when it seems stupid to sell it where everything is amazing.

This is a hard thing to do. But

mastering this is how you're actually able to buy low, sell high and master inversing that psychology to be successful. The second biggest thing

successful. The second biggest thing which I call the ninth wonder of the world is something called compound interest. And understanding this is

interest. And understanding this is going to allow you to have a long-term vision. Most people overlook this

vision. Most people overlook this entirely and when they're getting into investing, they're thinking too short-term and they don't understand the power of this tool. So, let's take two examples here. Let's take an example of

examples here. Let's take an example of simple interest. Okay? And this is how

simple interest. Okay? And this is how most people are thinking. They're

thinking, "Okay, if I buy one Bitcoin at 50K, I can sell it later for 150K and make 100,000 in profit." That's what most people are trying to do. They're

trying to make quick flips. They're

trying to buy and sell and time the markets properly. Okay? It's really hard

markets properly. Okay? It's really hard to do this accurately because you effectively can't predict things that you can't predict. If we're constantly looking at say 50% increases, 100 to

150, then plus 50 up to 200, 250 and 300. Let's look at that same exact

300. Let's look at that same exact example, but instead we're taking that 50% increase. Now we're taking this

50% increase. Now we're taking this total, reinvesting everything back in and getting 50% on that now 150, bringing us up to 225, 337, and 506

using something called compound interest. where 50% increase of 337

interest. where 50% increase of 337 gives us 506 whereas 50% of 100 only gave us a total of 150. And if we blow this up over thousands of percents of returns and hundreds of thousands of

dollars incrementally added over this period. Okay, we'll go into this a

period. Okay, we'll go into this a little bit more later, but just to show you, say we took that $1,000 into Bitcoin. We started with a,000. We

Bitcoin. We started with a,000. We

didn't add any. Say we got our 26% growth rate over 21 years. That would

give us say $160,000. But now, say we're adding that

$160,000. But now, say we're adding that $150 per month, which is $1,800 annually, into that process and compounding those returns. Now, you can see just by making that seemingly small

change, we've now been able to amass $1.4 million. And why it's so important

$1.4 million. And why it's so important to start as soon as possible is because look at what happens if we started just one year sooner. Okay? We go from 1.4 up

to $1.76, adding about $360,000 in just one year. So now at the back end of this, even though in the first year you're investing say $2,800, that one year of $2,800, which seems

like a drop in the bucket, which is why most people don't start until it's too late, at the end of this cycle is costing you $360,000 at the end, so long as you actually build a proper plan. We do it

again, add another year, 2.2. Add

another year, 2.8. Now we're talking about each year is $600,000. If we go up to 25 years, only adding four more years to this process. Okay, adding $2 million to this portfolio in just 5 years. Okay,

we're going to dive more into this like I said and I'll give you all access to this a little bit later in the video.

But just so that you understand this is something that every single person overlooks and the fact that just understanding simple things about Bitcoin, which we'll get into, can yield us this compound annual growth rate

opposed to these is opening up a ridiculous money-making opportunity to us that could potentially be a once in a generation opportunity. So, I promise

generation opportunity. So, I promise we're going to put all these things together as we get through this video.

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people. So, if you appreciate it, make sure you spread it around. But in order to get to any depth of being able to start analyzing and acting like an investor, we need to first understand key crypto terminology. These are some of the boil down critical terms that I

think are really important to understand. First and most important is

understand. First and most important is something called a private key. And this

is a secret code that gives you access to your crypto. This is something that you should never share. It's like a password to your entire bank account.

It's almost more risky than that. Every

single wallet, whether it's held on something like Coinbase or a website that you're familiar with that you have a log into, or if you hold it yourself with something like MetaMask, we'll get into these terms if you're not familiar with them. Every single crypto wallet

with them. Every single crypto wallet has something called a private key, which is either a 12 or 24word phrase in a specific order that anyone with access to that is the person who truly has

access to the cryptocurrency. This is a really important term to understand.

Next is something called an exchange. So

this is like Coinbase, Binance, Kraken.

It's a platform that allows users to be able to buy and sell digital currencies, cryptos, and other assets. These assets

can include other digital currencies like fiat money in the US dollar. And

this is oftent times where people connect their bank accounts and their central ways of using money to get it into the crypto ecosystem. Now, there's

two types of exchanges. The first is something called a centralized exchange.

Now a centralized exchange is basically a business that acts as an intermediary to facilitate transactions between two parties. Now what this means is this

parties. Now what this means is this centralized exchange is a company that holds private keys on your behalf. You

transact with the exchange and in turn they give you effectively the contractual rights to the cryptocurrency that the exchange itself owns. You don't

own the cryptocurrency. you own

contracts that basically say this exchange owes me this much crypto that they're holding on my behalf. If we're

talking about true ownership, if you're holding cryptocurrency through something like Coinbase or otherwise, Coinbase owns your crypto. There's a term in crypto called not your keys, not your crypto, referring back to the private key. If you hold the private key, it's

key. If you hold the private key, it's yours. Otherwise, it's not. It's owned

yours. Otherwise, it's not. It's owned

by the centralized exchange. It's a

little bit easier. You do have other added layers of security where you can't forget your seed phrase. So, there's

pros and cons to both that we'll go over in a little bit. Okay. The next thing to know is something called decentralized exchange. Now, this is a peer-to-peer

exchange. Now, this is a peer-to-peer marketplace that allows cryptocurrency buyers and sellers to transact directly with each other without the need for a centralized intermediary. So now I'm not

centralized intermediary. So now I'm not paying money to a company to then go and buy the cryptocurrency on my behalf or send it to someone else. Now I'm

directly interacting with the cryptographic infrastructure and I'm buying and selling and owning that cryptocurrency myself. Now it's viewed

cryptocurrency myself. Now it's viewed more as the wild wild west. You're

responsible for all your actions, but it does give you access to things that the consumer market and the general market may not have the full understanding to.

And this is where memecoins come into play, smaller cryptocurrencies, altcoins we commonly refer to. This is where you can get access to the direct crypto market. Next term is tokconomics, which

market. Next term is tokconomics, which refers to the study and analysis of the economic aspects of a cryptocurrency or blockchain project, which particularly focuses on the design and distribution

of the digital tokens. So I'll teach more in detail about this platform but let's take for example a random cryptocurrency like sui tokconomics are basically referring to the inner workings of a project. Now, Coin Market

Cap, I'll show you a little bit how to use this more, but we can go click full white paper right here, which is going to bring us to the documents under Sooi, which is a cryptocurrency. And you'll

see we can click on entire section, which is showing us how all of the infrastructure is actually used, how many tokens are in supply, how much is being distributed, and what all the internal mechanisms, what the project is

aiming to do with the tokens that they release, and how they're sort of planning to use the money internally.

Like I said, we'll get more into that in a second. Next term is a very very

a second. Next term is a very very important term which is something called market capitalization. You can consider

market capitalization. You can consider this the total dollar market value of a company which is calculated by the circulating supply multiplied by the per unit price. And this concept is one of

unit price. And this concept is one of the most important in doing fundamental analysis on cryptos. So in order to make this a little bit easier, let's follow this diagram. So let's say that this is

this diagram. So let's say that this is however many cryptos are actually available in the market. And you'll

notice each one is valued at $10 and there's 1 2 3 4 5 six in total. So

considering there are a current supply of six and each token is worth $10, we would take 10 * 6 which would give us a market capitalization of $60. And

there's all different sizes of market cap which can somewhat dictate the legitimacy or the common belief in a crypto project. So we would consider a

crypto project. So we would consider a large cap to be anything over $10 billion of market capitalization. Midcap

between 1 and 10 billion. Small cap

between 100 million and1 billion. And

then micro cap anything under $100 million in market cap. Okay. And like I said, the smaller the project usually the more upside but also the higher amounts of risk because there's less people holding it and less collective

decision-making saying that we want to put money behind this at the current moment. As the projects get larger, they

moment. As the projects get larger, they become more legitimate, which begs the question, why are more and more people in larger amounts of money being invested in this, which can be viewed as potentially a good sign that something's a little bit more stable, but would

require more money to be able to double or triple an investment. Okay, so like we said, circulating supply is how many tokens of the total supply are actually in the market at any given time. And why

that's important is because the total supply is however much tokens the project either will ever introduce to the market or however many are actively made at that time. And then the amount

actually circulating is however much is in the actual market. Okay. And the

reason this is important is for these two metrics right here. Something called

FDV which you'll sometimes hear which is whatever the market cap will be at the current price if all of the coins so the total supply were injected into the market. And this affects something

market. And this affects something called dilution where more coins are added into circulation. And here's why this is important. Going back to our example, if we have six coins in

circulation at $10 a share, that gives us market cap of $60 and a circulating supply at six. Now, let's say, for example, we were to inject 2x the amount

of tokens into the market. Then, say you hold all six of these tokens. Now, you

would have a total of 12 coins, but no new money has been added to that market.

So now you're taking $60 and distributing this over 12 different tokens, which would now give you not a $10 per token price, but would drop the value of individual coins down to $5.

And this is something called dilution.

So if this is our total supply of tokens, this is the total circulating supply at any given time. Our fully

diluted valuation or FDV is going to be a calculation of the current share price, which let's say is $10. if not

our circulating supply but the total supply were to be introduced into the market times our per share price which would be $10. So if we only had six in

circulation but we had 12 in total our FDV for this project even though the market cap is technically $60 would be

$120 which would be a 2x FDV ratio. So

you can use this FTV ratio based on the market capitalization to the FDV to figure out how much potential there is for dilution where more coins are added to circulation which would then drop the value of your investment unless new

money was being added to the market.

Moving on to different terms. A trend is effectively an area where price is making a significant move in one direction. And an uptrend is classified

direction. And an uptrend is classified by having a new high, a low and then a higher high and a higher low. As soon as we have those four things, that's classifying an uptrend. And then the

same is true with a downtrend. So if we have a new level here, a pullback, a new low, and then a lower high, that's classifying a downtrend. Anytime someone

says bullish, this is positive sentiment where people are thinking that the market is going to continue moving up.

And then bearish or a bare market is when things are moving down or the sentiment is overwhelmingly negative for a market. All right. A wallet is a

a market. All right. A wallet is a digital tool, software, or hardware that stores private and public keys. Allow

users to send, receive, and store cryptocurrencies. Public key is a wallet

cryptocurrencies. Public key is a wallet address for people to use to send cryptocurrency. Basically like a bank

cryptocurrency. Basically like a bank account number, right? So if you were to give me your crypto wallet account, I could send cryptocurrency to that wallet. And it's not dangerous for the

wallet. And it's not dangerous for the public to have access to. It's only

dangerous if they have access to your private key. Okay? So that public key is

private key. Okay? So that public key is the address that you can use to send and receive crypto. Okay, we already talked

receive crypto. Okay, we already talked about tokconomics. Okay, a token is

about tokconomics. Okay, a token is basically another word for a crypto coin or basically a digital asset built on an existing blockchain. Altcoin is anything

existing blockchain. Altcoin is anything really other than Bitcoin. So for

example, Ethereum, Solana, Cardano are all examples of altcoins. Okay, you

might hear smart contracts. Okay, this

is important in DeFi and is self-executing code on blockchain that performs an action automatically when conditions are met. Gas fees are the transaction fees that you're going to

pay to crypto miners or validators to process transactions on the blockchain.

So these are network fees that you pay in order to have the cryptographic hashing done to be able to put the information into the chain and send it where it needs to go. These are more of the interpersonal sort of newer terms I

guess you could say. Hodling is

basically holding on for dear life or a misspelled version of hold that became popular. Basically meaning to keep

popular. Basically meaning to keep cryptocurrency long-term instead of selling when the market's moving down or when fear comes in. FOMO which is fear of missing out. This is anxiety of missing profitable opportunities often

leading to impulsive decision-making.

FUD you might hear which is fear, uncertainty or delusion which is basically negative news or rumors intended to create fear and panic amongst investors. So you might hear

amongst investors. So you might hear someone say, "Oh, they're just flooding that project." You know, they're just

that project." You know, they're just putting fear, uncertainty, and delusion into people's minds. That's a negative term. Okay. A whale is an individual or

term. Okay. A whale is an individual or entity that holds a large amount of cryptocurrency that is capable of influencing and moving markets. A rug or rug pull is where developers abandon a project, effectively steal the investor

funds. All right. DGEN is basically

funds. All right. DGEN is basically short for degenerate or idea that is potentially irresponsible but is done without much consideration in hopes for big wins. So gambling and aping is

big wins. So gambling and aping is effectively not thinking about an investment or not doing research and then just investing impulsively. People

will say oh I just aped into this or I'm aping into this project right now basically just going in without diligence without much consideration sort of throwing money around. So going

back to an example of Sooie now with all of this information we now understand a few different things. So now we can first see all of the centralized exchanges that hold SUI and allow you to trade on them. We can see all of the

decentralized exchanges. We see that the

decentralized exchanges. We see that the market cap right now is 11.8 billion, but the fully diluted value is 35 billion. And we see that the circulating

billion. And we see that the circulating supply is 3.3, which this multiplied by the current price would give us the total market cap. And if we see the max supply at 10 times the current price

would give us 35 billion in FTV. Okay.

In the tokconomics, we can see token unlocks, which effectively shows us the dilution rate, where different round investors are going to receive their tokens or when they're going to be diluted into the market. Okay, which

once again, we can see in our tokconomics to see how everything unfolds. All right, so let's get into

unfolds. All right, so let's get into the websites that I actually use to be able to buy, sell, and interact with the crypto market. And I've built this sort

crypto market. And I've built this sort of mind map to show a really boiled down view of which things that I use and for what reasons. So, first stage in

what reasons. So, first stage in actually interacting with the market is doing something called fiat on and off ramping. And this is where you're taking

ramping. And this is where you're taking money from, say, a bank account or anything else like that and putting it into the crypto market to be able to send around and do things with. All

right, so there's a few options for us to be able to do that. Just a word of advice, picking a centralized exchange that you can legitimately connect a bank account to, deposit funds onto, and putting money in in one place and taking

it out in the same exact place will make it really simple and organized to determine how much money you've put in and how much money you're taking out.

But we have a few different options to be able to do that. We have Phantom, MetaMask, Coinbase, Vbit. These are just a few that I use. I primarily use Coinbase as my fiat on and offramp.

Okay, Phantom and MetaMask are decentralized exchanges and these are centralized exchanges. Now, these are

centralized exchanges. Now, these are going to fall into three major categories of what I'm using them for.

Okay, so for short-term investing, these are coins that we want to hold for maybe just a week, a month, or maybe even just for this cryptocurrency cycle. These

aren't things that we want to hold multicycle, which means that maybe these aren't really wellestablished projects that are on large centralized exchanges, which may require us to get access on decentralized exchanges like Phantom and

MetaMask, which I'll show you how to use in a second. Then we have long-term investing. These are projects that we

investing. These are projects that we plan to hold, you know, maybe for over a year or maybe into the future indefinitely for things that are very, very long-term that are larger. Okay,

something called Ledger, which I'll also show you, is a very secure way to hold this. But Coinbase and Ledger are going

this. But Coinbase and Ledger are going to be really good primary drivers to be able to hold your long-term holdings.

And then for day trading, these are accounts where we're not holding any capital or really investing any long-term capital. The only money that's

long-term capital. The only money that's on these accounts is to facilitate basically day-to-day trades, okay? where

say for example I can follow patterns enter the market risking something like $500 let the market play out in my direction be able to rack up a nice profit on the day and then close the trade out and be able to do whatever you

need with that money and this is what I largely focus on on a daily basis and what we focus on on the private side of our trading team but like I said we're really not using these to hold our long-term holdings because there's more legitimate secure platforms to do that

okay and we'll get to these utility and research tools in a second so let's take a look at how to use each one of these platforms okay so you can see Coinbase offers wallets it has fiat on and off ramp which like I said allows you to put

your fiat money into crypto and a few other options as well. So inside of Coinbase you can basically search up different cryptocurrencies. You can

different cryptocurrencies. You can connect your bank accounts to this to be able to select which cryptocurrencies that you want to buy and you can also sell and convert different cryptocurrency. All right, this is an

cryptocurrency. All right, this is an example of a centralized exchange. So

Coinbase holds your private keys. Once

again, you have those rights to that cryptocurrency. All right, moving into

cryptocurrency. All right, moving into decentralized exchanges. This is going

decentralized exchanges. This is going to give you access to some of these smaller cryptocurrencies, some of the more risk ones where you hold those private keys for yourself and you actually are interacting directly with the blockchain. So, you can go to

the blockchain. So, you can go to metamask.io. Okay, be careful to make

metamask.io. Okay, be careful to make sure that you're actually connecting to the real MetaMask and you can basically connect this to your Chrome browser.

Then, once you have money into a centralized account, you can click on this receive button, copy the address, then you're free to be able to send money into MetaMask, which then you can use to buy, sell, and receive different cryptos. Now, this is something really

cryptos. Now, this is something really important that is going to matter when you're dealing in particular with decentralized exchanges. Now, there's

decentralized exchanges. Now, there's different cryptocurrency chains, and you can see these are called networks, okay?

You'll see Avalanche, Base, Binance, OP, Polygon. It's really important to

Polygon. It's really important to remember that when you're sending cryptocurrency to make sure that you're sending it to a compatible chain.

Another decentralized exchange that has become more and more popular and is used with Salana is something called Phantom.

You can download this and you can add it under your Chrome extension, which will pull up your Phantom wallet. Okay, so

this wallet will allow you to send, receive, and also swap all of these smaller cryptocurrencies directly onchain. You can see some meme coins

onchain. You can see some meme coins were played around with here on smaller accounts, which just to sort of show you how this works. So, if anytime we want to get involved with some smaller projects, okay, say we start off with Coin Market Cap and say we wanted to buy

into Pepe, we could click on Pepe. We

could see under here the different contracts. Okay, notice how this is

contracts. Okay, notice how this is compatible to MetaMask. Okay, so I can go ahead and copy that contract address, go over to something called Dex Tools. I

can search that up into here. Okay,

which will show me Pepe. Then I can go ahead click here to connect a wallet.

This going to now allow you to have chart access to be able to place your transactions. And you can choose your

transactions. And you can choose your provider. And you can once again see all

provider. And you can once again see all of the metrics down here to make sure that this is actually the legitimate pair. So market capitalization over here

pair. So market capitalization over here matches the market capitalization on coin market cap which proves that this is the actual pair. Okay. And then we can input our amount once our wallet's connected. This is a really simple way

connected. This is a really simple way to be able to interact with sort of like the memecoin market and also smaller sorts of cryptocurrencies. and say we have a token that is Salana based. Once

again, this is showing up under our contract on Salana. We can copy this over. We can go ahead to our deck

over. We can go ahead to our deck screen, paste that in here. That's going

to give us our token. We can once again connect our wallet. That's going to prompt us to open up our Phantom. Once

again, Phantom is going to allow us to connect to Solana. And once again, this is an interface in dashboard using Dex Tools and Coin Market Cap to be able to start from a position, input the token address, and be able to use these

wallets that we've taken money from our fiat on an off-ramp and sent over to these wallets. Now, there's another tool

these wallets. Now, there's another tool sort of directly involved into this process called Albridge. This is

bleeding into our utilities. And the

reason that we use these exchanges to take these day trades is because we have different access to different amounts of leverage. Now, before using any of

leverage. Now, before using any of these, make sure you read the terms and conditions. But this leverage is going

conditions. But this leverage is going to allow us to take positions without having to put a ton of our capital up front, which is once again how I'm able to take $500 risk positions, make $5,000, and not need to have a ton of

money into the account because we have access to this leverage. I teach this a lot more in other videos on my channel.

I'll put them in a card at the end of this video. But just so that you know,

this video. But just so that you know, we're using Bybit and Blowfin because we have this capability and we get a little bit more detailed with where exactly we're entering exiting the market. Okay.

So, say you have USDT on Ethereum that you just brought into your MetaMask. But

you want to put this over into Phantom in USDC so that you can actually send this properly to a Phantom wallet to be able to trade coins. Well, what you would do is you could go over to Albridge and you can connect your

Ethereum MetaMask. You can put your

Ethereum MetaMask. You can put your amount in, say $100. Then you can go and click on Solana and you can click on the token that you want to swap it to. I

usually do USDC on Solana. And you're

going to lose a little bit of money in this process. But what this is going to

this process. But what this is going to do is take something called an ERC20 token, which is Ethereum's token, and bridge it into a Salana compatible stable coin that you can then put into your Phantom wallet, connect over here,

and then you can buy whatever cryptocurrency that you're looking to buy. Okay? And as far as our long-term

buy. Okay? And as far as our long-term investing is concerned, Ledger is something called a cold storage wallet, which basically means you hold your private keys, which are completely offline. Okay? So you own that

offline. Okay? So you own that cryptocurrency on chain and your private keys are only accessible if you plug one of these devices into your computer that have your seed phrase on them that enable you to transact. So just for

example, this is one of my old ledger wallets. You can see if you want to

wallets. You can see if you want to receive cryptocurrency, you can click right here, connect your device, and then it will produce a deposit address that you can then use any sort of centralized exchange or other to be able

to deposit capital into. And then once you unplug that hard drive, nothing can happen to your crypto and you own it onchain and you can view it easily.

Ledger is one of the coolest ways to store your cryptocurrency safely for the long term. Okay. And with what we'll get

long term. Okay. And with what we'll get into as far as doing analysis in just a second, I used to use something called Glass Nodes, but there's actually a free version that provides a lot of the same useful information called Coin Glass.

All right. And this is going to give you different what are called onchain metrics that we can use to do some longerterm analysis on crypto. Okay,

we'll get more into how to use this in a second, but just so you can see, this is another tool that I do also like to use.

Okay, and the last but not least, and this is something that most people overlook and something that will create a ton of ease of mind and if you set up initially right away is going to save you a ton of headache and really put you into a position where you're being an

effective investor. And that's something

effective investor. And that's something called Coin Tracker. I don't have an affiliate with them or anything. I

personally use them and love them. Okay,

but basically what this does is allows you to connect all of the cryptocurrency wallets that you have, whether it's MetaMask Phantom centralized exchanges, ledgers, all of that. You

connect all of your wallets. It's going

to read access in real time. And then

all you have to do is click right here and it's going to produce all the necessary tax forms as a one-stop shop that you can send off to your accountant. Whether it's Turboax, H&R

accountant. Whether it's Turboax, H&R Block, or whatever country you're in.

You can connect and export your tax reports immediately, and you don't have to go back and try to figure out how much money you spent on whatever. As

long as you're setting these up pretty early in the process and you know how much you've deposited into one spot, you have all these accounts connected. Okay,

you can perfectly just export your tax receipts. Additionally, the reason that

receipts. Additionally, the reason that I like it is because you can do something called tax loss harvesting.

You can claim losses for that year to drop your taxable income, and it will show you actually how much you have available to you to be able to claiming losses. Right now, I'm filing quarterly,

losses. Right now, I'm filing quarterly, but in this quarter, I have $40,000 worth of losses that I can write off against all of my total gains, which depending on what your CPA consults you with, can sometimes be an advantage for

your tax strategy. And if you're really confused and you want a lot of accounting, they do also have a full service option. Once again, I'm not

service option. Once again, I'm not affiliated with these people. I just

personally use them and like them. So, I

figured I would extend this and share this with you guys. So, now that we have all of our foundation knowledge and all of the tools that we need to be able to interact with the market, let's talk about how I do fundamental and technical analysis that has allowed me to position

some of these really high-profit calls as well as amass a very large portfolio starting with a lot smaller amount of capital. First, it's important to

capital. First, it's important to understand how money is actually made in the market. It seems obvious, but the

the market. It seems obvious, but the overall goal is to buy something, wait for it to appreciate in value, and then later sell it with the difference resulting in hopefully a profit. And

that's really the root of all investing in trading in general. However, in order to do this professionally, we have to be able to properly quantify our risk, which is then going to allow us to position ourselves tactically in the

market to be able to properly diversify into higher or lower risk instruments that is going to fit our overall investment objective as a whole. And the

way we're going to do this is by understanding something called stop-loss risk or units of risk. And this is what we're using largely when we're taking our intraday trades. But this is going to apply to trades in general in the

market. So say for example, we're

market. So say for example, we're entering the market at a certain point where we expect over a certain amount of time the market will move up. There's

two ways of setting up risk. We can have a stop-loss, which is basically saying if the market doesn't move to this level before hitting this level. This is where I'm going to sell for a contained loss,

which is effectively going to be how much money we're risking in total, or we're either buying something assuming that our risk is it going to zero, which is what I call risking off liquidation, in which case that is also going to be

our one unit of risk. So whether we're quantifying the risk from it going to zero or we're setting a stop-loss with predetermined risk, that is going to give us our one unit of risk, which will

then tell us if our profit level is hit, how many multiples of that risk unit are we going to make in profit if our idea is right. Okay. So if we look at my

is right. Okay. So if we look at my Solana position, which I called on YouTube like a year and a half ago to you guys, right, that we called right here, I was risking off of liquidation, which means if the price actually goes

to 100% zero, what dollar amount am I going to risk? in which case I put on about $35,000 of risk. If my profit target is hit, I get 7.3x that amount.

So if we take 35,000, that's our one unit of risk times 7.3R, that's going to be about a4 million in profit if we are to hit that take profit. So we have our

risk contained and we understand and have a plan of how much money we're actually putting on the table and we're going into this with intention. Okay? So

you'll notice, say for example, if I entered here and said if price breaks underneath this low, I'm going to get out for a contained loss. And I set my stop loss right here. Now you'll notice if we're right about our idea, we're now

not making 7.3x, but now we're making 12x, which would now give us 430,000 as a profit, but the probability of this being hit versus the larger stop-loss

all the way down to zero changes the risk profile on the trade. And this is really how we can start to use technical analysis and timing the crypto cycles to be able to position ourselves to increase the amount of potential reward,

but at least go into it designing our portfolio to be able to set up our risk in the first place. Okay? And I have a really cool tool that we've created that you can actually add to your trading view. If you want access to this, follow

view. If you want access to this, follow me on Instagram, DM me the word tools, and I'll send you access fully over.

Okay? But this is the inevitrade position size calculator, which if you click on, you can click on your entry, click on your take-profit level, and then wherever you're setting your stop-loss, you can put how much money you want to risk. So, say you took the

Solana trade, but you want to risk $2,000. You can click on that, hit

$2,000. You can click on that, hit enter, and that's going to show you the exact quantity that you need to buy at this level to be able to risk $2,000 and with an expected profit of, in this

example, $14,000. Okay, so this is going

example, $14,000. Okay, so this is going to allow you to figure out the percentage of risk off of your total portfolio and be deliberate about your entries. Most people enter the markets

entries. Most people enter the markets not having a game plan where they're going to sell if they're wrong. This is

a massive, massive mistake. We want to be going into this with intention and that's how I've been able to put together some of these larger positions.

Same thing with the crypto subquid. When

we started talking about it on the private side of our team and even on YouTube, okay, price was basically down here near where it launched. I was once again risking off of this going to completely zero, taking that as my complete risk factor. And now at

all-time highs, I have already 6.6x what I'm risking on this position. If crypto

starts to go crazy, if this goes say another 5 to 10x from here, I can have 30 40x what I'm risking on a trade, which say if I put 5 or $10,000 of risk and I can 30x that. Now I can make

$300,000 risking $10,000 on a trade.

These are what we want to do as long as we're timing it with the cycles. So now

let's go over some technical analysis that I do to read the charts that you can start applying for yourself as well as how I pair this up with some of my fundamental analysis. Okay, so there's a

fundamental analysis. Okay, so there's a ton of different cryptocurrencies to invest in. What I tend to do is somewhat

invest in. What I tend to do is somewhat follow the overall trajectory of Bitcoin, which is by far the largest asset at over $2 trillion to overall time when we want to get involved with things. Okay, going back to our buying

things. Okay, going back to our buying low, selling high scenario, there's ways that we can actually position ourselves and know almost exactly when Bitcoin is going to statistically be at the lowest point it will go and when it's

overvalued. And just doing those two

overvalued. And just doing those two things, we can increase our returns, especially as Bitcoin is smaller by a substantial amount. So, everything based

substantial amount. So, everything based off of Bitcoin alone is going to trickle into what we're doing with our smaller cryptocurrencies. But first, I want to

cryptocurrencies. But first, I want to explain to you how I read Bitcoin cycles. This is going to make a massive

cycles. This is going to make a massive change in your investing. So, I'm going to go over to Trading View. I'm going to pull up a weekly chart of Bitcoin. So,

you can just search up Bitcoin, pull up a general chart of it, make sure that you're on your candlestick view, and then what you're going to do is click into indicators, and you're going to add Bitcoin power law corridor. Shout out

Capricorn Investments. I have no idea what they do, but they made this indicator. And then you're also going to

indicator. And then you're also going to click on Bitcoin Cycle Mastery. So, once

these two things are put on your chart, it's going to look like this. Okay. So,

from first glance, this is going to look slightly confusing. Okay. But what we

slightly confusing. Okay. But what we need to understand is that Bitcoin follows a 4-year cycle where every four years the mining rewards to facilitate transactions on Bitcoin get sliced in

half, which is sort of a self-regulating process that tends to lead to these massive run-ups and then regressions back down in Bitcoin. And over time, this is going to be a diminishing process. While the market is relatively

process. While the market is relatively small, we can take advantage of these plays. And you'll notice this is where

plays. And you'll notice this is where the having cycle happens. Typically have

a little bit of time where nothing happens. And then 532 days later, we

happens. And then 532 days later, we have our all-time high. Once again,

having cycle here, having dates happens here. 532 days later is almost the exact

here. 532 days later is almost the exact perfect high before the cycle sell-off.

Now, for this cycle, we have the having period starting here and then going out 532 days would put us at October 20th of 2025 to be the projected statistical

high of the Bitcoin market. Now, there's

different ways that we can read trends.

So, I'm going to kind of give you a crash course on all of the analysis that I like to do. So, if we go back over to our Bitcoin chart and we add these indicators, this looks slightly strange, but what we can do is go into this menu

setting here and click on a logarithmic view. Now, things are going to start to

view. Now, things are going to start to look slightly different. And a

logarithmic data set is a way to look at a very wide range of data and have a clearer picture of the actual relative change over time. So, this is the same Bitcoin chart since the beginning of Bitcoin with this same indicator on it,

but now we're starting to see this lower green band here as well as this red upper band. Layered over this, we have

upper band. Layered over this, we have something in red called terminal value.

Okay? And you can see terminal value is the expected value of a business or an asset beyond its expected forecast period. So, that's what this red line is

period. So, that's what this red line is showing us. Okay. So, first off, I can

showing us. Okay. So, first off, I can notice a few things. Before we've had any sort of top in the market for these cycles, we've at least touched this red terminal value every single time. It

hasn't signaled the exact top, but we've touched it. Here we touched it. Here we

touched it. Here we touched it. Here we

touched it. Here we touched it. Even if

we would go up and touch the terminal value, even at what it is right now, that would bring the price of Bitcoin up to $163,000 at cycle high. Okay. But you'll

notice every time statistically Bitcoin has entered into this lower green section, I'm going to highlight these here. If we go back to our regular view,

here. If we go back to our regular view, these were historically almost the most perfect exact periods to buy Bitcoin. So

these bottoms are really important not only for Bitcoin but as times to scoop up other investments which we'll talk about in just a second. They can move up way more than Bitcoin because they're relatively a lot smaller and basically no one's paying attention during these

periods where the interest is not in crypto and only people who are truly paying attention to crypto are paying attention. Okay. And that's good if

attention. Okay. And that's good if you're just looking to hold it longterm into indefinitely. But we can also look

into indefinitely. But we can also look to trying to time these high points, which becomes a little bit more difficult in order to time when we should be getting out of the higher speculative altcoins, right? Because as

we've seen with Bitcoin, it's proven to have these big sell-offs and then have continuations. Whereas with a lot of

continuations. Whereas with a lot of these other cryptocurrencies that make significant pushes up after the markets sell off and the interest is lost, may actually never come back. So my strategy is always get into high speculative

cryptocurrencies. And I'll show you how

cryptocurrencies. And I'll show you how I look for those and how I find those and how I actually position myself into those in a second and then sell them when we anticipate to have the Bitcoin cycle high. Okay, I hold Bitcoin into

cycle high. Okay, I hold Bitcoin into perpetuity, but these smaller coins, like I said, we can use where we expect Bitcoin to top out at as a way to basically exit the other pairs. So, I do this in a few different ways. The first

is using something called Elliot wave theory, which basically tells us that most trends are based off of a fivewave structure. We can see this playing out

structure. We can see this playing out in our previous Bitcoin cycles as well, which we can see we're also having right now. So, we have our first wave down to

now. So, we have our first wave down to two, we have our third down to four, and now we have the potential for an increase final wave of five. Sort of

hardcoded into this Elliot wave theory is that if we have the distance from our starting point to our initial push up to our initial pull down, we can use something called Fibonacci to project

where we could also see the tops of markets. Okay? So, for example, if we

markets. Okay? So, for example, if we have a trend that has 1 2 3 4 5 waves, we can find the distance from the start to that first push. Use this tool called a trendbased fib extension. Click from

the bottom to the top back down to the bottom. Okay? And you'll see we have our

bottom. Okay? And you'll see we have our 1618, 2618, and 3618. This is based off of something called Fibonacci values.

And Fibonacci is something that occurs naturally in nature. Right? If we're

taking this golden ratio that is sort of this golden number and we multiply it by that initial push, this can often times lead us to perfect tops of trends either at 1618, 2618 or 3618. Okay? And you can

see even if we go back to our previous Bitcoin cycles, we got our first push up to 1 down to 2 3 4 5. If we take the distance from here to here, use the same

tool from the low to the high back down to the low. You can see this 1618 value was perfectly hit after a fivewave structure followed by a BC retracement which fits right into our Elliot wave

pattern that would allow us to time tops of the market. Okay, so once again playing this forward to our current Bitcoin cycle, we have 1 2 3 4 down to 5 2618 would lead us directly up into the

terminal value and would give us at least some reason to believe that there's potential for price to move up to this terminal value, come out to October and continue to push right up to our price target. And even if we're

wrong about some of this analysis, once price comes into this terminal value and hits this date, we can start looking to exit some of our other positions and at least have a really simple, no BS way to

see when it's time to buy Bitcoin and when it's probably time to start exiting other positions or looking to sell Bitcoin. Okay, when it comes to entering

Bitcoin. Okay, when it comes to entering a positions, I'm going to go over a simple portfolio structure to get started in just a second. But there's

two main ways that I'm looking as entry signals to get into smaller cryptocurrencies other than just Bitcoin. Okay, so the first is when

Bitcoin. Okay, so the first is when we're entering into cryptocurrencies that have already had massive pushes either in other cycles or already currently in this cycle. And what I'm looking to do is find when the market

starts to die off and we have highs, highs, highs which are sort of phasing off and then we have one big push through those descending highs on that trend. Okay, that's identifying to me

trend. Okay, that's identifying to me that we've had a new interest that's broken out of this longerterm downtrend.

And when price comes down to retest the opposite side of that level that was broken with some force, this can be an entry for potentially a massive move to the upside. This is not fabricated. This

the upside. This is not fabricated. This

is exactly my entry that I took on Dogecoin. Obviously, it's pulled back

Dogecoin. Obviously, it's pulled back since then, but I was able to snipe this perfectly because of this analysis.

Okay, even if we look at our Salana entry, Salana was a little bit bigger of a project, a little bit more legit, had some fuel behind it. So once that level broke out of here, I just ended up deciding to enter sort of mid this move,

but still following that same sort of analysis concept and that was the exact area where price started to take off.

Okay, you can see same thing with sub squid. I entered a little bit earlier.

squid. I entered a little bit earlier.

Okay, but off of this level, this level price breaks up, tests the underside of it. That was the last point that it took

it. That was the last point that it took before it had like a five or 6x move.

Okay, the next way is with something that is a brand new project. And this is a rule that I always follow. So this is a good example here on grass. So, if

there's a brand new project that has just launched, what I do is I wait for a big push up and then a sell-off. I'm

going to click here and click on my Fibonacci retracement and start from where it listed all the way up to the high. And depending on the sentiment of

high. And depending on the sentiment of the market and whether I'm still interested in getting in, if price is able to make its way back down to not the 61.8, but the 78.6 value on launches in new projects, if you want to make

sure that you're getting in on a low average, okay, we can never say that it's going to be a perfect average, but this zone 78.6 Six is oftent times after launch is where price will revert back into before having a continuation and a

move up. Now, I'm not saying that grass

move up. Now, I'm not saying that grass is going to work out. It's something

that I scooped up at this point and I called this out live on YouTube as well, but this level on launches between 61.8 and 78.6 is going to keep you from buying into launches way too high and can allow you to increase your

riskreward. Now, if you're pairing this

riskreward. Now, if you're pairing this with when Bitcoin is at its cyclical lows, this is really where you can start to have those smaller projects really jumpst start the growth of your portfolio and you're doing it in a structured methodical way that is not

following the hype and you're actually pre-planning and investing to buy low and sell high. Okay, so now as the final step, let's talk about how to actually get started, where to go from here, and how to set up an actual game plan for

yourself to set a goal, execute, and actually be able to hit that goal. And

that's going to revert back to our discussion earlier on compound interest, okay? again where I was telling you to

okay? again where I was telling you to keep in mind being able to set up a process and continually add to it to be able to significantly increase your portfolio over time. Okay, if you want to watch a video where I fully break down exactly how this thing works, okay,

you'll need to get access to this playbook. If you follow me on Instagram

playbook. If you follow me on Instagram and DM me the word tools, you'll get a whole resource suite which will also include this as well, which will have this entire plan. And this video, which is linked above, will show you a way more detailed version of how this works.

But I'm going to kind of go through it quickly. So, our goal with setting up a

quickly. So, our goal with setting up a portfolio as a crypto investor and leaning into that compound is to set up a guaranteed way for us to most likely generate millions of dollars, maximize

upside, create a structured contribution plan, a core portfolio, and then a more risk-on portfolio, and then use cycle mapping to figure out when to enter and exit the market. Okay? So, as an investor, you have to decide on how

aggressive or not you want to be. Now,

crypto is already viewed as a pretty aggressive asset class. So, I tend to lean on the more conservative side considering that with the growth that we're talking about on the least risky

asset, Bitcoin, potentially 140xing over 20 years. I'd say that that's pretty

20 years. I'd say that that's pretty asymmetric risk and already has a pretty high riskreward. So, you can look at

high riskreward. So, you can look at this yourself and determine whether you want to go more high-risk, but I'm going to go off of a conservative approach, which basically puts 75% of our monthly

contributions into a core portfolio of just Bitcoin and then up to 25% into a more risk-on portfolio that we're looking to enter in these smaller projects during dead times in the market

to play into the potential upside of the cycle. So, this is how I personally have

cycle. So, this is how I personally have my portfolio set up. So, mainly I have my core portfolio. This is a portfolio that I'll basically never sell and I'm continuing to add to over time. All

right, so this is comprised basically of low risk. We can potentially have a

low risk. We can potentially have a little bit of medium risk in there as well, but overall 80% low risk, 20% medium risk. Okay, down below we have

medium risk. Okay, down below we have what I call our casino portfolio. This

is where we're going a little bit more high risk. Okay, depending on whether

high risk. Okay, depending on whether you want to go conservative, moderate, or aggressive, right, is going to depend your allocation structure. Once you

understand how much money you want to contribute monthly, say for example, it's $1,000, $750 of that is going to go into your core portfolio and then $250 of that is going to be broken up based

on your risk tolerance. Okay? So, simply

put, you're going to take the rest of the high risk and you're going to distribute it into highly speculative, mildly speculative, and low speculative smaller crypto projects. So, there's

more upside, but there's also more risk.

and you're still maintaining your core portfolio as your wealth builder while supercharging it with this more risk-on pool that you're only contributing to when the market is sort of in these lulls and that you're also looking to sell when the market is at its high.

Now, we're starting to get into a little bit more advanced. We've been through this whole video, so this is sort of a cleancut way that's still a little advanced to focus on investing properly.

Okay? And so, you can basically dig into this, read this, and figure out how many projects you're going to be allocating into which one depending on your whole risk profile. Now, the next step that

risk profile. Now, the next step that we're going to do is actually map out the amount of money that we're looking to make over time. Okay, so I actually built this tool myself just to be able to visualize portfolios in that tool suite. If you DM me tools on Instagram,

suite. If you DM me tools on Instagram, there's a link for this and you can also play around with this yourself. This is

going to allow you to build out different scenarios based off of what you see. So, right now we have a

you see. So, right now we have a compound annual growth rate of Bitcoin of 112%. This isn't going to continue to

of 112%. This isn't going to continue to be at that rate. So I would say a much more realistic almost guaranteed compound annual growth rate for Bitcoin if we at all see it being part of this

new world economy is probably going to fall somewhere between 15 and 20%. We

can actually set up different models like I said we can add different durations. So say for the first 10 years

durations. So say for the first 10 years of our plan we have our core portfolio.

Okay say we want to start with like I said before $1,000 and say we want to invest $500 a month into cryptocurrency.

So that would make it so that we're investing $375 per month additionally to our core portfolio and say we expect let's be conservative and say a 20% compound annual growth rate and say we set that

up for a 25 year horizon. Okay, we can now see if we just follow that same exact process by continually adding into our portfolio how much money we could expect after 25 years. So basically in

2050 off of just our core portfolio. And

we can go in here and we can change this amount. We can change the growth rate.

amount. We can change the growth rate.

You can add different cycles of time that will have different compound annual growth rate. You can sort of play around

growth rate. You can sort of play around with realistic models for yourself.

Okay. And what's cool about this is I can also then go in create a new strategy and say this is my casino portfolio where say I'm initially

investing $500 and I'm going to add $125 at 25% into this casino portfolio. And

say over the years of losses and the years of wins, you're able to accumulate say 40% growth. And say you're able to make some good trades over time. Now you

can calculate your casino portfolio value and your core portfolio. And you

can also view this in a combined total and you can also adjust for what it will be valued at with inflation. Okay. And

the reason this is so important and why I told you that this is important for later is because of this compound process. Okay. I know this starts to

process. Okay. I know this starts to seem unrealistic, but even if say we have a 15% compound annual growth rate for Bitcoin over the next 25 years, as I showed you before, sometimes I'm able to

make $3,000 $5,000 in a single day of trading. So, with everything that I do

trading. So, with everything that I do every month, I'm adding a tremendous amount to my portfolio. Sometimes six

figures additions to my portfolio. But

even if you're starting off not at that level, if you're able to figure out how to make $500, $1,000 extra per month trading, say you were to add $1,000 a month into this process, right? So, $250

a week and you were to follow this same exact process. Now, your portfolio value

exact process. Now, your portfolio value just off of doing this one simple action can be worth $3.1 million. You do that for another year, 3.6. If you're able to

do 1,500 every single month, now you're talking about $5.4 million. This isn't a far-fetched potential outcome. If we

have a compound annual growth rate of what we saw before in that model of 26%, now you're talking a life-changing portfolio size just by being a little bit more intentional and starting to master some of these skills. And this is

largely what we focus on in our trading education and on the private side of our team. As you can see here, we have

team. As you can see here, we have members that are doing things like 10xing their account, starting with $1,000, that are able to contribute into this process, doing things like $822 in profit in a single day. So, Jason, from

what he learned in our education, if you were able to do say $750 into this process over 26 years, doing that every month could amass $20 million in investment. Now, this isn't

investment advice. This isn't guaranteed

investment advice. This isn't guaranteed results. I'm just explaining to you the

results. I'm just explaining to you the power of actually taking these markets seriously, having an investment plan, an understanding of how to navigate these markets. Nonetheless, it's actually a

markets. Nonetheless, it's actually a lot more simple to get involved, to build a game plan, be able to navigate the crypto market, and fully take advantage of this potentially once in a-lifetime opportunity that's sitting right in front of you, and now you have a full step-by-step guide to really

drill into it. Okay, you can check out these other videos on the channel to learn more. Okay, if you're interested

learn more. Okay, if you're interested in our team, check this link out. Okay,

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