Trader, investor and coach. Market analysis & insights.
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Months ago, I gave you a full Bitcoin investing strategy that would’ve had you 100% allocated to BTC in the low $60Ks.
It got 500 views - youtu.be/hrxKFhWFugw
Now at $80K+ everyone wants to know how to invest in Bitcoin...
So I made a new video for anyone still sidelined 👇
youtu.be/GA1pAzfzn0o
The reality of most crypto influencers
Ansem, you’re not a voice for crypto.
You’re part of what’s dragging it down.
You have a massive platform and chose to promote Pump.fun and the casino economy built around it. Tokens using your own name, like $ANSEM, become another opportunity for insiders to cash out while your audience is left holding the bag.
And since you want to speak for the industry, let’s talk transparency. What happened to the $WIF treasury? Did you take funds from it? Did you broker a lifetime deal with Pump.fun? Put the agreements and financial incentives on the table.
Then explain how any of this moves crypto forward.
Where are the products? Where’s the lasting value? Where’s the thriving digital economy people were promised?
All I see is a revolving door of hype, extraction and followers fighting to exit before the next person.
You’re not onboarding people into crypto.
You’re introducing them to a casino, watching most of them lose, and calling it progress.
You’re holding the industry back while selling the damage as innovation.
It's BREAKING Down... (Once In A Generation Reset)
youtu.be/Ma3jHmge7Gs
Get-rich-quick schemes are the oldest trick in the marketing book.
Every social media platform is full of fake lifestyles, all with a product to sell at the end of it.
I will say the truth as always, because I hate influencer culture:
You will NOT get rich quick in The League of Trading.
You’re building the skill of managing and growing your wealth for life. Nothing about that happens overnight. It took me years.
It’s not about getting rich quick. It’s about getting rich for sure.
👉 theleagueoftrading.com
Outside the Mag 7, it’s not a pretty picture for the stock market.
There’s obviously a growth scare. Q3 earnings are going to be a big catalyst. What’s kept the Mag 7 supported and in a bull market despite most stocks, crypto and gold all entering bear markets is all the investment going into building out the infrastructure for AI, alongside markets pricing in the future growth expected from it.
But a lot of these big AI companies (which the Mag 7 are invested in), like OpenAI and Anthropic, are still struggling to turn a profit despite generating enormous revenues.
The question is whether the future returns from AI will actually justify the trillions being invested into it. With inflation being hot, it doesn’t help the case for money flowing in to AI. Higher rates = higher cost of debt. And there’s no profit yet, so they need debt/investment. So when things strain, it’s not good.
Seems like all the juice for now has been priced in by the big Q2 rallies.
One minute we’re on the verge of superintelligence, the next everyone’s calling for regulation, and then suddenly the narrative is that nobody’s making any money. Now AI might destroy the internet.
It’s all a circus. But that’s what markets are. And the real winners will eventually rise to the top after they have stood the test of a bear.
As a trader who is not technical, I actually think the biggest bull case over the next decade for AI is none of the above.
It’s the fact that if investors aren’t putting their money into AI, then what else are they putting it into? What’s the next big thing?
Capital is always looking for somewhere to go. Investors want growth, and every bull market needs something to get excited about. But that excitement has peaked in the short term.
Whether it’s AI today or the internet during the dot-com bubble, there will always be something for bulls to be bullish about, and something to be bearish about when it pops.
Most dot-com companies didn’t survive. I suspect it’ll be a similar story with AI when all is said and done.
But the real winners will survive and thrive, just like Google and Amazon did after the dot-com bubble. That's what you want to find and bid in the coming months/years.
I smell more blood to come in equities.
There is a good chance AI goes into a bear market soon, which is going to drag tech down too, which is going to drag broad market. (SMH < QQQ < SPY).
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This is why I make content.
Not for views like all the shills. Not to tell people what they want to hear.
To help people think independently, understand markets and make better decisions with their money.
Comments like these mean more to me than any view count ever will.
Appreciate every single one of you 🤝
If you want to know how I made +160% compounded returns swing trading $BTC in 2025…
How I nailed the cycle top at $121.1K…
There’s a full breakdown below, including all the receipts. 👇
I made over +160% compounded returns swing trading $BTC in 2025.
Here's how I did it, hosted by my good friend @Tylerhill 👊
- How I sold the bull market top at $121.1K
- My swing trading strategy broken down ($60K → $100K, then $78K → $121K)
- What I expect next for BTC and how I’m positioning
Things that suck about putting yourself out there online as a trader:
1) You have one losing month (or even a losing week these days), and suddenly you're a shit trader.
2) If you're not scalping 24/7 and posting trades every day, people think you're not a real trader.
The reality is, all of the greatest traders in history have had losing months, quarters and even years (Stanley Druckenmiller, Paul Tudor Jones, Jesse Livermore).
And there are so many different ways to trade. Scalping, day trading, swing trading and position trading. No single style is inherently more profitable than another.
Some traders take 20 trades a day. Others take 20 trades a year. Some spend hours watching the charts, while others wait weeks for the right opportunity.
None of that determines how profitable a trader you are.
Yet social media has created this warped perception that to be a successful trader, you need to be constantly active, constantly profitable and constantly proving yourself.
That's just not how trading works.
Thankfully, I do get a genuine sense of value from teaching others.
Seeing people improve, become profitable, gain confidence and genuinely change their lives for the better is what keeps me going.
Otherwise, I genuinely think these two things alone would be enough to make me quit the online world and go back to trading privately.
I don't need to share my trades, spend hours making videos or put myself under the added pressure of constantly proving myself to strangers on the internet. It honestly doesn't help as a trader and adds a tonne of stress. But knowing how many people I've helped along the way makes it worthwhile.
And ultimately, that's why I started doing this in the first place.
One of the most tiring parts of teaching trading (or anything, really) is having to explain the same things over and over again, with the same level of detail and enthusiasm.
But I think that’s also what separates great teachers from average ones.
It’s the ability to answer the same questions for the 1,000th time with the same patience, detail and enthusiasm as the first.
Because whilst it might be your 1,000th time explaining something, it could be someone else’s very first time hearing it.
I’ve always tried to remind myself of that when making educational videos.
There’s always going to be someone brand new watching. Someone who hasn’t seen my previous videos or heard me explain a concept before.
So I often find myself repeating things I’ve already covered, breaking down concepts that might seem obvious to more experienced traders.
And that’s fine.
Just because something is obvious to you doesn’t mean it’s obvious to the person you’re teaching.
Making $1M+ from trading is simpler than most people think.
Not easy. Simple.
The problem is that most people have an extremely high time preference.
They want to become profitable in weeks. Rich in months. And when that doesn’t happen, they quit.
Very few people are willing to commit 3–5+ years to mastering a skill, building capital and understanding compounding.
That’s exactly why I start with long-term planning and building positive habits in the Apprentice phase of my Trading Academy.
It’s almost like I created The Academy after spending years doing exactly what I’ve just described, all by 22.
Nobody becomes a millionaire overnight.
Lower your time preference. Play the long game.
It’s not about getting rich quick, it’s about getting rich for sure.
