Qwerty explains why holding ZK Snarks NFTs could become a leveraged bet on ZEC: Qwerty: "I think that the odds of like if ZK Snarks are going to succeed, there has to be a lot of things that align in my opinion. And I do not think that necessarily anything needs to align for Argonauts furthermore at this point other than just continue to grow and this @ guy to continue to keep attention on the collection, which he has done like a very good job at." "With the ZK Snarks, it is a little bit of a harder road because you do not know who the team is, they got fudded by ZachXBT day one for all that, like even like the ZEC founder like did not like the idea of these collectibles coming to his chain. So they had so many roadblocks from like day one, which is why it will be a cooler story if they come back after going down like almost like 90% after mint." "At $1300 $ZEC and 0.4 per ZK Snark, if $ZEC goes to 5,000 and these literally even just go to 0.5, it is like technically you held it as almost like a levered ZEC bet, because you got that extra 0.1 and it is still worth the same amount."

Qwerty shares the ultimate advice for newcomers to build an edge in crypto trading: Qwerty: "Onchain is a giant information game. The reason why people are more successful onchain than you is not necessarily because they are a better trader, a lot of the time it is because they have access to more information than you." "Just being able to understand how to get your own flow of that comes from, 'Why did I lose on this trade?' or 'Why did I win on this trade?'" "I really think it is beneficial as a newcomer to get yourself involved. I would recommend people to go join Pastel. Cooker is one of the best onchain traders, and he comes into his Discord and he will post a thesis on why something does well. If you can look at Cooker's thesis of a coin he posted at 500k and it goes to 2.5 million, if you can try to get into his brain a little bit about why he is thinking this way, then you will be able to create your own information." "It is really all about understanding why something is bad or why something is good. And then the next time a brand new coin pops up, how quickly can you look at it and determine: is this good or is this bad? Am I skipping this or do I want to participate in this? Who else might look at this and think this is good?"

Qwerty says Argonauts will be the breakout NFT collection of this cycle: Qwerty: "People are sweeping CryptoPunks, the number one CryptoPunk is selling for $6 million, and I am just like, 'Okay, I am shifting my viewpoint for these Argonauts and ZKsnarks.'" "I am kind of trapped in those, I am down a ton of money on them because I minted. But I still think that they can make like a recovery." "I basically just shifted my viewpoint after all of that, I was just like, 'Alright, I am going to try to think where digital collectibles could be a year out in this cycle if they are going to make a trend and if a bull market is going to continue.'" "If Argonauts go back to 0.15, then I was wrong, but I think this is the collection that it is worth to take a risk on. This will be the breakout NFT collection of this cycle if there is going to be one."

Qwerty reveals how selling Trump coin too early left him with scars that caused future round trips: Qwerty: "Me and my friends, we all unanimously blame this because of Trump coin." "A couple of my other friends have found themselves in similar scenarios, just round tripping really big positions, thinking that this time was going to be different and there was still room for another double or triple up." "We all unanimously blame Trump because we were all the earliest buyers on that coin. We started going up millions of dollars and we were just selling the entire way up when it was still trading at cents and low dollars." "We were scaling out at $2 and $3 on the way up, like, 'Oh my goodness, we are up millions of dollars.' That was the first time that I had ever seen just a million dollars come in just like that." "It is a scar from Trump, that is really where it all started with Trump, because that was the one coin where you really were supposed to break all the rules on it. The fact that even after Aster happened gave me hope to think that CZ is like one of the last examples. CZ tweeting out Aster was in itself its own smaller scale Trump."

Qwerty explains why screenshotting a trade to flex on social media is your signal to take profits: Qwerty: "If a trade started going in my way and I knew that this was one of the ones that I have talked about, what is something I would go do? I am like, 'All right, let me screenshot this TradingView chart and let's go get like a tweet up.' And that is an all time classic." "You are screenshotting a chart, that is nine out of ten times you are going to be happy with yourself if you just like take some profits off the table there." "I am really just basically telling myself over and over and over again, what I have been doing over the last week is that we are just not going to do this anymore. We are not going to screenshot when we are up 50%. We are just going to take some off. We are not going to round trip anymore. We are not going to oversize, over position." "Just tricking my brain into thinking that we are actually going to do these things, and I kind of just have like a good self belief that it is going to work out because it has just been running on for too long. I am not depressed or anything about where my portfolio is at, it certainly could be a lot healthier if I had fixed this."

Qwerty reveals the swing positions he is accumulating at heavy discount levels: Qwerty: "I still think that around these minus 70% to 80% levels that they are at, there is a really good trade to be played there. And so I have been building a pretty big swing position on $CASHCAT around the low 100 millions that I hope to hold until crypto finds a good footing and starts making the next leg." "And then $baton as kind of a bet to have some exposure to also onchain, and I also think it benefits as Pump as a major doing well. So yeah, those are $CASHCAT and $baton." "A coin like $Kimchi honestly is kind of hard to hit in my opinion. I think it was getting PVP'd, I think a lot of people got shook out before it went up. I knew that it was not something to touch at 40 million."

Qwerty explains how legitimate onchain traders can break free from the meme coin scam stereotype: Qwerty: "You have people like that you look up to, like Jesse Livermore is someone who you see pop up on your timeline and someone writes a thread about how this guy was a billionaire one year and then not." "There have been these legendary traders that have existed forever, it is just trying to break the bubble to get around the crypto meme coin scam stereotype." "I think it is possible because there truly are some really smart people who can trade onchain. Take Rowdy for example, he is one of my good friends, and I really think he is a great example. He is young, he is cool, he knows how to trade onchain, he knows how to trade perps, and he does not bundle or scam." "He is a good person to represent that he is not doing these things, and there legitimately is the concept of a trader that is not necessarily based off TA or any of these other things. He is trading onchain, he is trading memes, and he is 40x long in BTC with one position open on fomo right now up like 400k on it."

Qwerty explains how he finds winning setups and drops heavy money in minutes: Qwerty: "I think I have become the best at putting together all the information from over however long I have been on Twitter, everyone that I have followed, everyone that I have watched over the years trade, all the accounts that I look to towards confluence, all the personal friends that I trade with." "All the type of factors that I can incorporate into why I have determined this is going to be a jam spot is something that I have gotten very good at." "Once I see enough checked boxes for a project or like a coin, it doesn't take me long. It could literally be within five minutes I could have multiple hundred thousand dollars in the project just because it doesn't matter like entry, I just have to be in it. And more times than not, that has 100% done me justice." "That has been what has accelerated me throughout my career since 2024, since onchain was last at its craziest peak. And I chose to take a different approach to trading instead of 16 hour days on Photon sitting on MemeScope, because that is not something that I am ever going to do again unless it really ever does return, but not in this market environment."

Qwerty explains the trap of audience capture and feeling unable to sell: Qwerty: "If I used both of those audiences to talk about an onchain coin, especially after really running up the fomo wallet from a deep red negative PnL to sitting on top of leaderboards, you buy a 500k coin, you post a tweet and a thesis about it, and you really made an impact on this chart." "I never wanted to be the guy who gets posted on Twitter and they are like, 'Oh, this Qwerty guy is like a farmer.' I never wanted to do that, and I never have tried to do that intentionally at least. When I noticed that it was just getting too big, now it is that, 'All right, now I really cannot ever sell this position that I am talking about unless it becomes more massive, and I have to constantly let people know where my head is at within the trade.'" "I just do not think that is what trading should ever be like. Memes need bag workers, but $GRASS does not need a bag worker. That is a billion dollar project, they are building AI infrastructure, I can just post an entry and never talk about it again. I started noticing it when I just got too big and I was separating the trade from what are the public people going to think about how Qwerty is doing in this trade."

Qwerty explains why taking a break is a mental reset to come back stronger: Qwerty: "Discovering trading, joining crypto Twitter, like all these other things, there is nothing that I have ever been more passionate about." "It is not something I want to leave behind. I am doing this because I think it is kind of like I am treating it like a healthy meditation retreat." "I am going to go up into the mountains and I am going to come back in three months, and I am going to have my chakra on lock. I am going to be able to get back on Qwerty and it is not going to matter anymore." "I am going to be back doing all of the things that I love doing as Qwerty, but it is not going to be in an unhealthy fashion, and I am still going to be super sharp about everything that I am doing."

Qwerty reveals the hilarious top signal that made him realize he should have sold his $ASTER token: Qwerty: "I bought a million dollars at 18 cents, and it went to $2.40, and I basically did not sell anything. You guys can do the math on that. But I was with my mom, and I was talking to her when it was sitting just above $2, and I was looking at my unrealized PnL." "It is the funniest top signal ever. I literally looked at her, and I was like, 'I should start donating to charity.' I am looking at how much money is sitting in front of me, and I am like, 'I have more money than I know what to do with. I should start donating to charity.' But the money has not even been realized at that point, like it is all in Aster token." "It topped within 24 hours of that conversation, like it topped at $2.40 or something. I just hope that every single time I have any type of smile, and I am giggling at a position, or I am finding myself taking a screenshot to flex on the bros like up 20%, just take some off the table, no matter what it is."