when you're travelling the world trading full-time

15 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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In this interview excerpt, a beginner crypto investor (Speaker B) recounts their experience before discovering the content creator. They had been invested in crypto but not actively trading, and they consumed a flood of advice from many influencers, many of whom made bold bullish predictions such as Bitcoin reaching $200K. The market crash on October 10 served as a wake‑up call, revealing their dependence on an upward market to make money. This prompted a search for strategies that generate profit regardless of market direction. The creator’s approach stood out because they consistently shared both winning and losing trades, as well as days with no trading activity, rather than only highlighting successes. This transparency built trust and differentiated the creator from others who might cherry‑pick results, ultimately influencing the beginner’s decision to follow a more realistic, market‑neutral trading mindset.

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Before you found me, were you watching anyone else?
Before I found you, I was invested in crypto, but I wasn't trading. And then I was watching so many people, too many people because I was a beginner. Someone says, oh, Bitcoin's going up to $200K and they've got a million followers. It seemed legit for me. I think it was that October 10th when it crashed. Luckily I wasn't trading at that point, but it was like, that was when I realized, okay, I'm like fully reliant on the market going up. Otherwise I don't make money. I need to find a way where it doesn't matter if it goes up or down, I can make money. And that's when, like, because I was watching you as part of my watching content telling me what's gonna happen next. Anyone could make a YouTube video like, I won this 8R trade, but for me it was the fact that it was like every day you could go back and watch all your videos and like, this is what I'm looking at and this is why. And then the next day it's like, yeah, I took it and it lost, I took it and it won. It was that, like, there was no like trying to make it look better than it was. It was the fact that you show it, the losses and the wins and the days you didn't trade, because I'm sure you could post like, oh, this is how much I've made this month, and it would look amazing. For me, it was the fact that you were showing the losses, showing the days where you're just like chopping around. I did nothing. That was the real difference for me, I think.