crypto market wizards a text transcript of my interview with Jordi Alexander of Selini Capital an insight into the mind of one of the best crypto traders in the the world

Profitable trading requires at least one of the following: 1. Being faster than the rest. 2. Knowing something others don’t. 3. Taking a risk others avoid. 4. Outthinking the crowd on public info. If you think your edge is #4, I’ve got news for you.

Basic blueprint for thriving as a man in 2025: -Become self-sovereign economically (ie work in crypto/AI/global online economy or else own your own business IRL) -Lift weights -Do some kind of cool sport (surfing, mountain climbing, BJJ, MT, etc) -Get enough sleep and good

all crypto is meditation during chop, allocating during fud, holding dissociatively through the first highs, experiencing the joys of all time highs and then jeeting when the whole world is greedy. simple

Bitcoin: You can (1) Invest and get a good chance at generational wealth at the expense of enduring short term volatility; OR (2) Not invest and enjoy short term stability at the expense of a good chance of future financial struggle. I am puzzled why so many people choose (2).

If you’re struggling in this market, go back to basics. Lower size. Only touch clear setups. For me, that means the setup hits all 3: 1) Fundamentals - Real catalyst: tokenomics, narrative, insider activity, or product update. 2) Technical - Clean structure. Breakout, breakdown,

Anatomy of a Runner: Why I bought six figures of $LAUNCHCOIN at 30m & will ride it to billions 🧵

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Imma tell you a secret Anyone who made it via markets has done at least 1 of these things: > exceptional drawdown control > exceptional luck > exceptionally long time preference > exceptional income + DCA > be a boomer Don’t diddle in the middle

Trend-following strategies reveal a counterintuitive truth: systematic losing is the foundation of systematic winning. The losses aren't random failures; they're the necessary cost of maintaining positioning for asymmetric opportunities. When 65% of your trades fail, each loss

doge is good analog for this cycle 2021 was absolutely batshit insane with how high we pumped altcoins, covid crash directly into never before seen fed-assisted economic stimulus this cycle has been lower highs across board for most altcoins, and liquidity has flowed elsewhere

Stop trying to top-tick and bottom-tick every trade and just listen to the market with a little bit of patience. This is what everybody trying to “make it” in crypto gets wrong. You want to be done with the market (take profits) before it’s done with you (round trip). The best

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You should: • backtest like you’re paranoid • risk manage like you’re broke • keep systems simple like complexity kills • research like your edge will disappear

As a career chartist who has made my living trading into my sixth decade trading, here are the things I disregard: -Complex narratives (if interest rates do X, then stocks should do Y and metals should do Z). I find creating cross asset narratives to be a complete waste of my

the type of sh!t i was doing in 2013 instead of building a startup

my thesis on bitcoin in 2026 has evolved to buy when price is beneath saylor's average entry and the news cycle is calling him an idiot, then sell when Fink & PTJ clips are going viral about the BTC:Gold ratio

There’s no point in learning custom tools, workflows, or languages anymore.

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