Traders vs Algorithms: Full Breakdown & Transcript

[00:01] your specific trading strategy? Tell me. We've been growing for a year, falling for a year, we've been chatting for 2 years. Waiting for something new. It's a [ __ ] shame. I just feel [ __ ] sick of this I hate waking up every day with my phone in my hands. What the

[00:17] hell kind of podcaster are you? I've been to prison. Take off your shirt too. Damn, I'm [ __ ] sick of it. What does the Zone mean for krypton? I bought bitcoins for 1,000, for 3,000, and for 16,000. And so on. Throw them in the [ __ ] grocery store. Kozi. Well, you'll eat it up, but at least you

[00:31] interest? At least something has passed. Traders don't live more than 3-4 months. I think there's never been a podcast this dirty.

[00:48] [ __ ], friends. Hello everyone. The new podcast was a whole three-week gap, I podcast was a whole three-week gap, I think. in the podcast recording And today think. in the podcast recording And today I have a guest, Frost, the Pentagon

[01:02] Hello, Good evening, gentlemen. Yes, first of all, thank you for flying in. Few people know that our relationship with Rust wasn't always as cheerful

[01:14] as it is today, because we look like it was, let's call things by their proper names, about a year and a half ago, one of the key, probably, of my haters, I'm a hater,

[01:26] key, probably, of my haters, I'm a hater, Reb, that hater, me, my work, and Alga trading, among other things, that's why they made it so instead of asking who you are and

[01:38] what you do, the first question is, how do you feel about Alga trading? I don't have any attitude towards it at all, not at all. feel about Alga trading? I don't have any attitude towards it at all, not at all. glad to see everyone, unexpectedly here on the Moscow communication channel.

[01:53] Friends, unexpectedly here on the podcast with trading. In fact, I have my own very warm relationship. Why? Because in 19-20, we had a quantum who wrote algo trading for us, his own, which subsequently went very, ...

[02:10] The Strait of the twenty-first year, so I have a negative attitude towards it. I believe that an Alga trader should have a trader in any case. The current Alga Trading is there. And a huge number of different characters,

[02:23] so to speak, who pass off algo trading as algo trading. I have an attitude towards it. I don’t know your product, but I have questions about it. I already asked you one about the huge number of transactions at a time. Well, in the summer, you just

[02:38] told me about this. This is a bug on the MT4 side. That is, you understand. Alga different bugs that it may not control and which will lead to the draining of the deposit or at least to its drawdown, no matter how you look at it. In my opinion, it is

[02:53] much easier to control a trader than to control an algorithm. In our case, the part that monitors both failures and that is engaged in monitoring is more than 30 people who are engaged in the maintenance of those

[03:08] systems that we have. You have seen their statistics, and a trader, of them, is a managing trader. This is in the ISAB company. The managing trader is one manager, or whoever he is, he is a risk A managing trader and developer of

[03:23] current systems cannot be a risk manager. Let's if he trades, if he is in a certain direction, say,

[03:35] for example, he believes in Long, damn it. And everything is falling down, then he will calculate the risks from the Long position. He will not be able to believe in anything. This is a person who for 8 years... Absolutely right. This is not a manual trader. This is a person who for 8

[03:47] years has not stopped trading and has not interfered with the algorithm's operation manually, not even with the algorithm's operation manually, not even once. Well, maybe in the summer, it was worth it for

[03:59] a second, and so and so, intervention occurred, and intervention occurred, we got a drawdown. That is, did he intervene, bro, or did he not intervene? When the Bug occurred and when the opening began on the MT4 side, the amount collected

[04:14] will be [ __ ] crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy number of transactions. I chewed this story on my channel, this situation scared me because previously, for a year and a half, for a year, how much we had a system for copy trading,

[04:29] not seen anything like this. We had various synchronized systems there, again, these were not updating trading, there's also some other crap and so on, but if you want, let's

[04:41] some other crap and so on, but if you want, let's forget it. You want content, but here it's worth asking from your side. The next question is what happened after this drawdown. This drawdown was from trading for a month and a half, and moreover, I'll tell you,

[04:55] and moreover, I'll tell you, this month, had a drawdown in February a week ago with risks and under 40%. We got out of it in

[05:07] two days. If you want, let's forget it for the sake of... This is the second time in a year and a half such a drawdown. Let's do it this way. I,

[05:20] as a person with a hundred links to a resource under the video. No, I, as a person who has never launched

[05:33] know him, I have never launched a root, not a word at all, I have never had copy trading. And why? But I'm ready to get busy with you, let's start conditionally there. Start in mid-March, get busy in manual trading if my No, wait, I'll launch

[05:49] copy trading for my subscribers, for example, I'll launch copy trading if my Copy trading will be profitable for you, you'll get $10,000 for the whole quarter, for example, some time a quarter goes to hell, a quarter goes nah, good, six months are

[06:07] fine, your term is six months, traders don't survive, bro, futures trader, a futures trader lives 2-3 months, come on, wait, I, I laid out a quarter for you, you tell me a year, we can connect somewhere for six months, a quarter is

[06:21] not a long-term result, a quarter is a sufficient result for now, this is a time interval. According to tournaments, how tense we are, [ __ ] strings, the beginning, nothing, you [ __ ] lick each other's lips, everything.

[06:34] you [ __ ] lick each other's lips, everything. Podcasts, [ __ ], six months, a year, six months, and we'll deal, a year, Podcasts, [ __ ], six months, a year, six months, and we'll deal, a year, 7 months, a year until the end of the year, 7 months almost. There's six, but I'll come to my own

[06:48] anyway, a good argument, bro. Well, come on, 10, for fun, don't even think about cutting this, I'll talk every [ __ ] 5 minutes, remind you about this story, we won't cut anything, I'll tell you, in general, six months in beauty, floor, I'm a man. which never

[07:02] copied the Tray, I will not launch it in the public, I will launch it there for a narrow circle of people, you will smash your hands, our system will smash Yes, so what are you counting on? And I am counting on, like Ruslan, to smash there 500 pro, well, no, well,

[07:16] Lord, well, that is, I have an open pose now, for example, it is open there for especially before your podcast and dropped a [ __ ] pose, I expect that this year will be very Yes, of course,

[07:30] [ __ ], of course, I also [ __ ] up there, [ __ ] hell I had a pose there, 14 bitcoins, I left only four at 93,500, what the [ __ ], brain, brother We all have jambs, we will not talk about them today, of course, why should this be an

[07:43] interesting podcast for users Come on, I was in prison I was Come on, I was in prison I was everything too We uncovered all the jambs or what And in my opinion, you never said anywhere Yes, what Yes, no, in a Dubai prison I

[07:56] deported from Dubai Many know, mine know, everyone already, you never talked about it Well, look how hot it is It's a shame you poured me wine, brother What's your man there M, this is this, this has always been, this has always been a lunar history with you

[08:10] You have a lunar history too Well, it's become not colorful thanks to you, yes, thank you very much Do you want to talk about this, we our bet by the end of the year Let's summarize the results

[08:23] there, say, January 10th, 206 Well, that's almost a year, brother Yes, okay, that's almost a year, I agree Let's bet, damn, buy, do trading

[08:35] for the sake of, damn, so that And Olegovsky, [ __ ], [ __ ], you'll have to sweat Well, of course, brother You don't know, start, you're a dick And if I use my Alga And you won't know about it That's how it is, and

[08:53] imagine Slavsky, I'll Listen, if you succeed Then you're all am, come to me,

[09:06] transfers, if How much is there now in Listen, if you show me the state not for a year, but for 5 years, and you won't show it to me. Well, yeah, different exchanges, I can show you for a year. Well, like, like, 8 months, I can show you,

[09:21] so to speak, you take the management cal, not speak, you take the management cal, not publicly. mistakes in copy trading in general, I don't believe it, it's not that I don't believe it. I believe that for

[09:39] copy trading you need to use some kind of high-risk [ __ ].

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[11:37] regarding Alga trading is in the description. I want to ask you specifically about your product. How history for 8 years and are you ready to make a bet? 8 years of copy trading, considering

[11:49] that. Well, I don't know. Since 2017, you buy Bitcoin at 2017 and just hold it. Until today, that's it, I I bought Prol Se. You asked about

[12:02] buying. Yes, that's absolutely right. Well, of course, yes, I've been in the market since the end of 2015 and have been publicly active since 2018. Therefore, yes, I bought Bitcoin at 1,000, 2018. Therefore, yes, I bought Bitcoin at 1,000, [ __ ], and at 3,000, and at 16,000. Yes, about 8

[12:18] years, come on. Since we're not leaving here, I think it's much more profitable to just buy off the spot and hold it. The question is, hold the [ __ ] spot, don't touch it, don't distort it, and don't pull money out of the spot to use it as a margin for futures.

[12:33] I'm asking you a question as a person who is an experienced market participant who didn't give up and did n't leave in the first year. You've been in the market for a long time, n't leave in the first year. You've been in the market for a long time, more than 5 years and even more.

[12:47] How do you think it's dirty? What percentage of market participants can do or have done what you're talking about, comparing this

[12:59] non-financial advice with our trading history? Who could? Who bought Bitcoin from history? Who could? Who bought Bitcoin from your subscribers or mine? 5 years ago, your subscribers or mine? 5 years ago, held on to it, 7 years ago, 3 [ __ ] years ago, 2

[13:13] years ago, and at least still holds it. Well, for one. Are you looking at least a little Well, for one. Are you looking at least a little Yes, not all of it. Yes, but I need it. For show, I opened and closed a position

[13:29] why this is a futures transaction, not a futures spot. Of course, I think futures spot. Of course, I think less than 2%. I think less than a percentage. Well, in the middle, one and a half, we'll take it with us again. Yes, here's the question, look at the question, and

[13:45] who buys it and for what type of purpose. If this person is a businessman who earned money in an understandable way, he has a permanent incom, he is constantly on Something lives not on Trading, not on SPO, these [ __ ] earnings and

[14:00] swings, then he can hold Bitcoin for as long as he wants, well, I don't see the point in selling Bitcoin. If you bought it for less than 10,000 bucks, I just don't see see the point in coming to Trading for a person who doesn't have an external

[14:15] source of income in real life and wants to make money with a deposit of any kind. $10,000 is the average deposit on exchanges in Russia, if I'm not mistaken, three 3

[14:27] dashes is $5,000. No, the average is 3 dashes. I heard 3 dashes is 5. Well, [ __ ], one and a half to two, actually, if we're talking about S, one and a half to two, if we're talking about another world, then it's probably somewhere around 57. Can a person who comes to Trading make money manually in the market? He

[14:42] also comes to the market and the crypto market for this [ __ ] crypto market for this [ __ ] madness with the goal of providing for himself, to arrange everything, at least to provide for his life. I think so, but again, with the

[14:57] right expectations. If he came and threw it into memes on Murad's list, reforming the list, someone was already here on the podcast.

[15:09] And someone who I think will be with you didn't have with us. We are for picks, names in general, we drink names, we don't [ __ ] pick. Yeah, I won't say who it is, but if we say the say who it is, but if we say the letter, this one will start with the letter E, and Emil

[15:22] was. Well, that's what I'm telling you, what the [ __ ] is, in short, Emil. Emil, hello to you. I think Emil understands Adex, a normal product, no questions, he understands memes, and that's what he's doing in the World Cup, [ __ ] 24, he's a real drag in this sector.

[15:38] Come on, bro, most people lose money there. 40% of it normal. I'm there, I keep it there. 0. Okay, you,

[15:50] as an experienced trader, as a person who has lived through more than one cycle, [ __ ], [ __ ], you, your algo, now you'll have the whole podcast, [ __ ], let it be Alga. Well, look. You're in a position. Yes, put away your Alga Trading. You've

[16:03] been a [ __ ] trader for a long time, since ' 9 or something like '20, and for 3-4 years you were a trader. I invested and bought with. Well, you know what I'm telling you? You know what I'm telling you. Over the last year and a half,

[16:20] all the memes I bought from. Well, I'm just showing off. I'm generally in the black. In general, would you have kept 40% of your capital in the black? Well, these would all naturally be short-term transactions. That's a short-term transaction, everything's right. Would

[16:34] you have kept 40% in the long term, [ __ ] in memes? No, [ __ ] no, you wouldn't have kept it. You're not a [ __ ] idiot to keep 40% of your capital, which is probably more there. Listen, I have a senior partner, I won't name names either. I don't

[16:49] know how it's worth or not worth a 10 million dollar portfolio, specifically in memes, but there. Oh, he's already I called it a drawdown, damn it, or a current one, you know. Not right there, again, you said it right. It was in the summer. Well, damn, B, everything has changed there since December.

[17:04] Alya, fundamental memes like Pepe, a dog in a hat, and so on, dogs, it seems to me, by the way, a dog in a hat, e, dogs, dogs. I think fundamentals. By the way, about Fatto, damn. He's slumped by 80%, that's exactly it, a

[17:20] dog in a hat, let's cut this this [ __ ] out, let's start with this, no, we're not cutting it out, some kind of fundamentals. Okay, there's dogs, okay, support there, I don't know either.

[17:34] okay, support there, I don't know either. Pepe, damn, gave it to many. But mmov, damn, tens of thousands, and if we're talking about Telegram Open Network, where the [ __ ] are there, [ __ ] watermelons, [ __ ] structures, and all that [ __ ], it's rags. It's just a rag, you're throwing in money, you're a rag,

[17:48] you're there for a week, damn, if we're talking about seis, while I was on my way to your podcast, I saw the news that this Ronal B launched [ __ ],

[18:03] magic, he worked it. As a person connected with football, I really loved it. What the [ __ ] is this? Ronaldinho is nothing to me. Buy it. Maybe there's magic there too. Yeah, bro. By the way, he's not the first to launch it, not his

[18:15] his first one, on your grandma. I understand. He's not the first to launch it, and all the previous ones were CM, so buying it is a [ __ ] CM example. Well, like, there's an example. By the way, recently, do you like the story with Vladimir and Mercedes? Yes,

[18:31] you really like it. There's this [ __ ] called FP Bank. Maybe you've seen it. called FP Bank. Maybe you've seen it. Smerkis will soon have a lot of very interesting information. [ __ ], I've known Volodya for a long time, as if I have a

[18:43] very good relationship with him. I don't get involved in your personal squabbles. [ __ ], what about Ute, who has a dumped his tokens before the listing, all with Bloom or something. Yeah, bro, I don't get involved. I know him as a person, not as an entrepreneur, not as a Funder. I know him as a person, he's

[18:58] normal, yes, I know him as a person who, [ __ ], was the director of Binance, since then director of Binance. Well, [ __ ] CIS. And you know that there never was a Binance CIS division, it's a position he made up. Yes, tell me another person who

[19:11] came up with the same position, our mutual friend, only there was a different exchange there, there was no director of the exchange either. Well, you see, the joke here is that if he released such information, [ __ ], you know, Gleb.

[19:25] Gleb is much more of a [ __ ] head of the CIS division. I now have no better leader, a real head of the CIS division than Smerkis, who writes everywhere on social networks that he's the ex-head of

[19:38] Binance CIS. There was no Binance with this, this is a case, this is a [ __ ] case, but they consequences. And you know that he [ __ ] over investors and screwed them over in the last project. Before Bloom, it was absolutely similar, like before Binance, no, before Bloom. Well

[19:55] similar, like before Binance, no, before Bloom. Well Dobi Donan, well, [ __ ], everyone has a PT, well, he's good. [ __ ], I'll say it again. I have a good relationship with Volodya, in that I treat him absolutely equally. I know a large number of

[20:09] people who behave absolutely inappropriately. If we talk about whether Volodya brought any benefit to the CIS community, and there will be a choice of yes or no, I'll say yes, but did he bring any benefit? Again, I'm an old, [ __ ] Bitcoin trader. I don't give a damn, to be

[20:25] honest, about Vladimir's star. He died on his own holiday. Vladimir's star. He died on his own holiday. The link is in the description. [ __ ], dirty, filthy [ __ ]. probably never been a single podcast so dirty. [ __ ], all these licks.

[20:40] Oh, and how many millions have you earned? Oh, and how much are you? This is a typical podcast story about the CIS. This is the biggest scammer in the Russian-speaking world, and the benefit you're talking about can be called a benefit here. Benefit here can be called a benefit here. Let me finish. Benefit can be

[20:55] talking about can be called a benefit here. Benefit here can be called a benefit here. Let me finish. Benefit can be called that, that hamster. Which attracted a large number of mothers from Central Russia who were on Zaan Board and they became

[21:10] some kind of crypto users. Okay, their end point is clear to most of us. The end point is liquidation and loss of some [ __ ] existing bag of Belarusian

[21:26] rubles. Let's [ __ ] start. Why are you [ __ ] with him like that? We'll get Maybe you'll tell me. You advised me not to buy traffic from him, I

[21:40] recommended it. And you bought it, and I bought it. Well, yes, I paid him $100,000 for $100,000. I was given 2 ml of Arab bots. Well, what did you want in slippers? And this person is now thinking, Vladimir, Hello. What will

[21:59] he limit himself to my statements on the channel? And he won't limit himself to them, damn it. And look, what did you want from buying ads in tap traffic? Well, come on, you, [ __ ] Khayrulin, there's a ton of them there. Their people who What did you want from the tapochka

[22:13] people who What did you want from the tapochka first of all, in tapal kakh this is the growth in the number of bots in the application in all tapal kakh it had a tendency, that is, from the very beginning there were some live users Well, there are 100,000 out of 10 million, for example,

[22:28] live users Well, there are 100,000 out of 10 million, for example, in Luma, in the same as in one of the in Luma, in the same as in one of the largest offers, more than 99% are bots I thought that at least I don’t know

[22:41] 20% there I can get some kind of real live audience Do you remember our conversation with you when you were [ __ ] talking about talks? It was the Crypto Summit when talks were just starting to develop. We were talking about po then. Talka's water and we

[22:55] talked about this in private We talked with you Well, okay, and Khairulin also asked me think he was very unhappy with Hamster then the task cost 1 million dollars the [ __ ] point here is that What do you want from

[23:09] drops and people who [ __ ] don't have deposits and are trying to get something scripts Okay, you're like buying a gif from Morgenstern which I once bought for my Instagram [ __ ] Yes, traffic Yes, [ __ ], likes on posts Yes,

[23:23] comments but in fact, what did it turn out to be then [ __ ] Dead channel [ __ ] selling air right fact well, the person is [ __ ] good here, you understand here we can run into a large number of traffic sources that sell their

[23:37] inflated traffic for big bucks I'll tell you more and literally 3 months ago, a person contacted me who scams a lot of people in I was on the internet and tried to buy out my channel, he quoted a price of one and a half million greenbacks

[23:52] for me in tokens. Who the [ __ ] buys out channels, launches Honey under there, and half million greenbacks, based on views. That is, I have 121,000 views on my channel, so we pay you for one view. Well, your reputation

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[25:02] Can we call the year 2020 the year of the apogee of crypto fraud? Yes, and uh, uh, crypto fraud? Yes, and uh, uh, you corrected me correctly. Write "age" you corrected me correctly. Write "age" or "

[25:19] climaxes," like Bitcoin, but it will go, no, VIV frauds associated with crypto. Yes, in the

[25:32] year 2020, they reached a peak that had never been seen before. No, definitely not. Come on, let's be honest, it's not the first cycle, not the first. You have n't been in the market for 2 years, right?

[25:44] Listen, the official figures are 270 billion rubles, which is how

[26:02] scammed, if we're talking about Infla, which was scammed. But that's one thing. Yes, if this is, [ __ ], so to speak, some kind of call center that you're talking about, for me it's still not the same story. Although, maybe, yes, they're

[26:16] story. Although, maybe, yes, they're stealing crypto in both places. Okay, ICO, remember the boom. Listen, well, [ __ ], for example. Well, yes. Well, you probably remember. Noor saw it. It was too long ago and the scam volumes. I think the market was smaller and the market was smaller in

[26:30] percentage terms, about the same, of course. Eh, that the market was three times smaller, it was much smaller. The point is that the first 5-7 ICOs, for example, EOS, by the way,

[26:43] shot cool on ICO, then BS, they were selling tokens all the way, they were selling ethers all the way. And there are a large number of projects that were launched. Well, you can projects that were launched. Well, you can find, take, find one. Project. One of the

[26:57] 150 that managed to collect and do something, then everything is a scam, it's even a stupid example. Stepan Eizi. Well, there are two identical projects, too, there are couplings, yn playn toys, do you remember? How many [ __ ] toys were there in the last cycle for Krypton

[27:11] Axis? Infinity [ __ ], there's a huge number of Meta universes connected Yes, Meta meta universes Kan, the first three or four products The Center Land, for example, st And the funniest thing is that everyone was shouting that this is already our

[27:24] reality in a year we will live in this, we live where we lived, [ __ ], and thank God we can still live there too, the first three or four projects, everything else, whoever you love, no, I don't love, I love it on red dry He, at least he

[27:40] boosts blood [ __ ], it's normal, we made peace with you under red dry now before the podcast 5 minutes before the meaning Well, I remember Yes, you and I were sitting in this Well, it's not the point either [ __ ], you

[27:56] knock it down every time For what For first talks, what kind of Hamster is there, okay Yes, it's good that then it's also a scam, the same thing

[28:15] two or three projects are awesome, then everything else, see Here, everything is the same I think that we will move on to some kind of rank where there will be a larger number of state tokens Aa and a large number of

[28:30] different ones will appear RWA is the next sector when digitalization begins. Well, that is, digitalization is not an engine. There will be a lot of scams during the assessment. You know what I associate You know what I associate RWA with. No, not with NWA. What I

[28:44] associate RWA with for those who don't know? This is Real World assets. This is an opportunity for tanizaki tokenization. What is not there? Tokenization. Any real estate there. [ __ ], as they are now telling us about the subjects of the lawsuit.

[28:58] associate it with vouchers with vouchers with the ability to ultimately take away real property from the ability to ultimately take away real property from people using blockchain technology.

[29:11] people using blockchain technology. will create a huge number of all sorts of fake assessments.

[29:23] When they start assessing an X10 apartment to tone it down - some luxury items. I think it will actually get there. This is where the bridge it will actually get there. This is where the bridge between the next blizzard and

[29:37] all the current developments is. This is RV. I think this is essentially FA. That is, our FA market is actually very alive in Russia. Sber makes a very large number of FAs and there, well, even Deripaska has cool cases, let's say, yes, with the company, they are also

[29:53] For example, they did a case of digitalizing precious metals. This is a cool case, you know, I see This is a cool case, you know, I see where I see a bridge between investment. This is exactly either CFV, where there is a stock market, where each

[30:10] company like Apple or Microsoft will be forced to create a certain package of its own RV in order to attract further buyers. What do you think about the further presence of global exchanges in Russia? Will they be

[30:23] created or will regional players be created, and regional players are already being created, which will still displace them? I don’t believe in regional players. What regional ABCX is the only exchange that is currently an NK? This is absolutely no pit, no pit, no pit, and according to the information

[30:36] I have, Russian exchanges are now starting to be created. I’ll explain. They are being created on the basis of the existing St. Petersburg or Moscow Stock Exchange. This will be a Moscow Stock Exchange. This will be a division of the existing exchange. And

[30:49] index derivatives. We are still an exchange, I think that you and I are not aware of the functional content of these platforms. Well, I know a little about it. I know how it will be when the digital ruble is accepted in Russia,

[31:05] when it will be involved in salaries, when it will be involved in financing blah-blah-blah. Then I see the move if we are talking about an exchange that will work with Bitcoin and USDT. I think that this will be the case. We already have such

[31:19] exchanges. Mendeleev himself launched it. Now abcx is essentially a cryptocurrency exchange that works. Alya, with their local digital ruble. Can this be called a Russian crypto exchange? Well, I think

[31:33] not yet, if we are talking about an exchange where there will still be an issuer. Why not? Because its digital. It is taxed with everything. How can this be done? Firstly, because the digital ruble that exists now, it is in circulation, it is not the Central Bank of Russia, it was

[31:48] not accepted as a legitimacy currency, you understand, which was made for cross-border history. Yes, yes, it does not essentially affect anything, that’s why, but I think it is not a user’s, it is not a user’s. I think the exchange will

[32:01] only be created then. When the regulators change, special economic zones will appear here, you understand, which will have to regulate the work of these very exchanges, which direction there, what we do, you told me behind the cameras that you are working on

[32:16] this story, I will ask you this question next, but now I want to talk to you specifically about trading. This is a question that I did not ask you. Let's see analyze, do you use? What is your specific

[32:29] trading strategy, tell me 5 minutes ago, exactly 5 minutes ago I said that we will not talk about all this strange technical analysis. Okay, no,

[32:41] why not? What is really strange there? With a smile. Probably, I evaluate With a smile. Probably, I evaluate the market, I conduct my own analysis in it. A cycle. I believe in cycles. I trade cycles. There is a cycle. A year rises, a year falls, we chat for 2 years.

[32:54] Waiting for something new, waiting for the arrival of new retail, waiting for the arrival of a new direction, and so on. This is if we talk about fundamental analysis and what I will have to oppose your Alab, it will be cyclical. Trading, it will not. This is

[33:07] intraday jerking, you can oppose it. You know why, we will see this later. 6 months Wait for me on the second podcast, Ole Because you are a human being to

[33:20] be in 10 years You and I have a dispute you embrace a trading system, we'll hang out

[33:36] together without any problems, and run the trading system over a distance of a year, it will be some [ __ ] take profit of system over a distance of a year, it will be some [ __ ] take profit of yours, but I

[33:48] constantly need some take profits Well, that is, a trader who has been in the market publicly for years, he constantly needs some take profits to keep himself in this market I'm [ __ ] sick of this hate this market I hate waking up every day with a phone in my

[34:02] hands hoping that why are you doing something you don't love And many of for me it makes money, and I do what I love, we talk about it behind the scenes No, that's true And I consider myself a creative

[34:18] dude Yes, yes, I'm not an IT specialist, I'm not a mathematician, you know, many call me But an IT specialist, some kind of IT specialist, [ __ ] [ __ ], I'm not even close IT guy where's the IT guy yeah yeah yeah I'm not even close IT guy where's the IT guy yeah yeah yeah absolutely We kind of need

[34:32] absolutely We kind of need me a little bit my mindset is far from being IT guy well it's [ __ ] worth it I think it's supposed to be if we're talking about [music] intraday

[34:45] relative price strength it shows a lot of information in the market it chin metrics cog it's enough to see the liquidity shelf to which we can reach py You show on your social media channel that you

[34:59] short term what instruments you use rsi term what instruments you use rsi Coin GL and clusters inside sometimes and cycles Well that is Look again fractals probably here for each cycle

[35:14] Why is it needed we can get a fractal specific fractal price rise price fall price accumulation price rebalancing price distribution there would be a [ __ ] ton of all sorts of market zones where Just you can take a piece of fractal tax

[35:27] current graph you will see you won't see the exact point to the point but you will see a reaccumulation can occur Market maker, the same traders, your algorithms are built on the same

[35:39] trading, different results of some trade. I trade. I even trend strategists. I'll even say more that all algorithmic strategies are built on previous market data,

[35:53] they don't have data, since in fact I use the same thing, IU fractals. It's just that if we talk, let's say, even about the current drain of 106,000, and there at the moment we have only a price for a deal on the trend at the required quote with execution in 30

[36:08] seconds, you will never in your life open a cutout with your hands, this is not what I cutout with your hands, this is not what I need. I can easily open the market at 105 and put a stop of 125 and a conditional take there in the region of 60-50. You

[36:21] talk about accelerating the deposit, it happens in your own place, this is such a public thing, you know. A beautiful story that brings money to someone, to someone not, but I

[36:34] know that you are capable of withdrawing some profit from this story. You can make a profit on a short-term trade, and an aggressive one at that,

[37:00] most of yours I'm willing to bet the audience until the end of the podcast that they're naturally losing money. Using this strategy, they think, "[ __ ], I'll do the same now." Firstly, it's marketing, which we

[37:13] Firstly, it's marketing, which we like to talk about. It's a good failure, it's good content creation, after all. The question here is that if you're trying

[37:30] succeed if you use 5% of your deposit there. Total. And in acceleration, I just use such amounts there, so you don't worry about what might not work out for you. You're not putting your ass on it, as they say, that

[37:43] your wife and child will be eating soon. And there's also some expenses. That is, if you treat it like a casino, probably even more, I'll say, it can have

[37:58] some good returns in the short term. Indeed, my stop is 5,000 bucks - that's less than half a percent of the deposit used, and accordingly, when you can make 5% of your deposit there. You and I

[38:13] know that A monthly return of 5-7% for a large capital is [ __ ] awesome. No matter how you look at it, if we take the distance over a year, what did you say? 57% per month. If you have a million dollars in deposits, you've made 57% per

[38:28] trade if you're stable. This is the average return of our clients, minus our rate, approximately per year. How many more times does this person bet on

[38:46] more than 3-4 months. This is, unfortunately, a statement of fact. The majority, 95%, are not. 5% of traders who know how to control their risks withdraw their remaining working deposit. You don't know. They

[39:01] made a 2p/5, 10p/1050 from SSA, and for them, every trade is like their last. That is, a trader should make mistakes. Traders have the right to make mistakes if they are within the framework of risk and money management. If you're an idiot who puts your entire working

[39:16] deposit into one trade, you're a goner and you won't succeed in this. BM Of course, I did it last year, but yes, I raised my first capital precisely during the good Alt season of 2017. This is a fact. If I can

[39:32] only what I personally use. And what I am confident in is that I am not a fanatic of any one exchange and I understand the risks that are simply on every corner in crypto. When it comes to choosing a platform for trading or other operations, I

[39:46] always talk about diversification and choosing only top global exchanges such as the Okex exchange, which is the second exchange in the world after the Binance exchange, which left Russia, this is the BBET exchange, which is consistently among the top 3 exchanges in the world, or the Bitget exchange. When

[39:59] registering on the BBET exchange using my affiliate link, you receive a bonus of up to $ 30,000 on your first deposit. When registering on the Okex exchange using our affiliate link, which you will find in the description of this video, you will receive the most

[40:12] favorable conditions and bonuses. For example, all new users on Okex receive two secret boxes in each of which crypto in the amount of up to $ 50, which you can get for completing simple tasks such as verification first. The

[40:24] exchange can reward you with a bonus of up to $60,000 for the volume of trades on the exchange when you register on the Bitget exchange. You can receive a bonus of up to $30,000 on your first deposit. The link is also in the description. All the links are in the

[40:39] description under the video. Register under the best conditions, get your bonuses, and trade on the most reliable platforms. Good luck. What advice can you give to people who want to start manual trading? It's a

[40:54] manual trading? It's a pleasure. Don't engage in manual trading. Don't engage in urgent trading.

[41:06] I would still recommend trading the conditional DC. As a trader with a lost and earned money, my longest profitable strategy is long positions. And I would

[41:22] recommend trading. The links are in the description. Look. Let's take this as a final example. I had three different deposits. The first is the Main Deposit. The Main Deposit is like the main deposit, and this includes spot,

[41:38] long positions with leverage, and so on. No more than five seconds - this is intraday, I can also use leverage with what coins, if it's not a secret, Bitcoin, Ethereum, maximum. Well, I had October-November 2020. By the way, we also trade

[41:53] only Bitcoin and Ethereum, what should I do here? Which camera should I give a thumbs up? What does Rast trade? And where is it? Good question. I trade on TGA. The link to my revka will not be in the description, but you can find it on my

[42:08] channel. Just kidding, just kidding. We don't promote exchanges. We do n't promote exchanges. And look, the first main, the best conditions. You can register on exchanges and get

[42:20] prizes and bonuses. Link in the description. That's it, and not only on Bitcoin, but on the most, and on the most different ones. Tell me something on the Gypsy info. Please tell me something on the Gypsy info. Main is exactly the

[42:36] position that I hold there, let's say, with 26 thousand dollars, yes, that is, I I'm still holding some spot there. I have very little left. We sold 99,500 102,500, that is, in this shelf. I realized almost all my profit

[42:51] before that. I sold 76,000, but for me, a return of two to three times the spot depot. Over a distance of 4 years, this is [ __ ] awesome. That is, this money is enough for me. lacking, you go into more urgent trading. ide can provide the work of the

[43:07] team, can provide you with some, you know, your desires there, for example, to update something here, to update something there, to buy some necessary things, to go on vacation, for example, but also a slip is an emotion trader. Unfortunately, a

[43:21] professional trader, after a year or two, He completely abandons emotions. If you have emotional trading, it is always in the minus and the advantage of algo trading is built on this. You [ __ ] can't control

[43:33] your emotions. You [ __ ] give money to someone who can control them. The algorithm has no emotions, but There are bugs here, the funny thing is, but for me, the algorithm doesn't have bugs. Well, it doesn't matter whether it's on the side of those contractors or not.

[43:46] crypto exchanges, first and foremost. It affects your results. You see, and scalping is exactly a story about the media. People, I'm telling you, we even have a

[43:58] huge number of social stories where we study our audience, what they lose. How much money they have, when they get their money, and how they sell it later. The lion's share of people are

[44:15] idiots with a big shoulder and want to do something for themselves. Yes, it's probably easier to throw this money into memes if you only have 1000 bucks. Maybe you get some kind of better result there with the hassle. Well, there's a risk of

[44:29] [ __ ] grocery basket. Well, you'll eat it, but at least you understand something. You have some kind of interesting past. Even if you look In the end,

[44:41] you work with exchanges, you work with exchanges, you've been working with exchanges for a long time, and you understand perfectly well about filling the exchange with referrals. You understand perfectly well months pass and yours drops sharply. Your decision, and we, well, we

[44:58] follow this story, then either everything affects the trend. Well, any market manipulation, even current, greatly affects your refback. If it drops, then, what the [ __ ] are you doing? You start a link in the description, my

[45:12] referral offers free training. Here's something for you. You start promoting your ref. I don't promote my ref. I don't say anything

[45:32] BitGet 200 ME there, 300 bytes, something like 150 really brings that much, KS is the first exchange that KSI started with. Yes, although they pay,

[45:44] like, pennies. Well, I mean, there are small commissions, about 30% of all the volumes that I generate, generated by the community, 25-30, that is, those people who are engaged in manual trading, 90% myself, and for us, 70% are

[46:01] clients according to algorithms because all clients are our referrals. We earn, we earn on the affiliate program as much as we earn on the rate, that is, as much as we earn on the commission on performance,

[46:15] we also earn the same amount on the affiliate program. Awesome. Yes, we earn a lot, it's a good business. Yes, I don't like this business. Tell me about the economic zone for Crypto, but Well, probably this is scaling and still,

[46:31] probably, monetization of my publicity. How, Nikoy, I understand you've been doing this for the last year and a half in the region of your ranch, this is We're doing this in Ufa, we're doing this now in a project in Nizhny

[46:45] Novgorod and Sochi. What does a special economic zone for crypto mean? How feasible and difficult is it to implement? Difficult to implement. Look here again, we just need to understand what a special economic zone is. That

[47:00] is, now we have a special economic zone for the gambling business, which, for example, is located in Sochi. This is so you understand what it is. There are a large number of special economic zones that are focused within each region,

[47:13] industry, and so on. In order to reduce taxes, consumption from, let's say, the basic huge tax, which is now under 18-20. And reduce it to a under 18-20. And reduce it to a simple 5-6. I see in the

[47:28] Pentagon hotel in Ufa, everyone is sitting there. No, it's a little different. Look here, the funny thing is that we... As a person who lived in Dubai for 4 years, I perfectly understand what it's built on. I spent

[47:42] how much time there, I remind you, 3 months. By the way, like those Dubai prisons, we talk about it behind the scenes, there's nothing to talk about.

[48:00] Arabic food. When I was in prison, a huge amount of food was being served. A thief huge amount of food was being served. A thief steals in prison zones. No, they bring 10 tons of chicken to prison zones. An Arab prison is an Arab prison. We have porridge and there's

[48:13] no chicken in the soup. We say where the chicken is. We say the chicken has gone and flown away. And even potatoes in Russian prison zones. In 1916-1917, they peeled potatoes, that is, they peeled them, and in our soup, we have

[48:28] is, they peeled them, and in our soup, we have peelings and even [ __ ] dirt because the inside, that is, the potato itself, is cut up and sold in retail. They sold it in retail stores like Pyaterochka and so on. Well, you have an

[48:41] opportunity. But there is an opportunity. It's better to attract food from outside, and something probably came to you as a n't have that opportunity, so there was harsh, spicy Arabic food, was harsh, spicy Arabic food, which I lost weight on at 22. What about prisons?

[48:58] Dubai Arabic food is khels, you're [ __ ] kidding, since some time now churchkhelas are Arabic food, you're [ __ ] kidding, what should I feed them, seriously, you know, half-Hindu Arabic food? Very spicy [ __ ], like, well,

[49:15] no, I didn't eat almost anything. I'm telling you, I went 23 kg, bad. Yes, with pleasure, then there were 40, [ __ ] plus, I gained [ __ ] 110 weight now. Excellent. Yes,

[49:27] what kind of question was that? You're talking about Arabic, about a crypto economic zone, let's go. A special economic zone is. Following

[49:56] the example of Dubai free zones, that is, there is one of the largest crypto zones - this is DMCC in the center of GLT in Dubai, this is the AMAZ TO building and more than 1,500 companies are concentrated there where they have special economic rights. Britain has an example there. And if we're talking about crypto history in Russia, then this is the current mining bill, it's a brutal rip-off. Like, companies won't go to develop the regions, no They will

[50:08] focus their mining machines and pay 25% tax on profits, and it's hard to understand how this 25% is calculated. The same thing does n't apply to exchanges. The same thing doesn't apply to crypto startups. It also doesn't apply to ordinary traders like us. For

[50:23] business, of course, yes. So, the idea is to use the existing campus we have there in Bashkiria, or, say, in Nizhny Novgorod. A campus is currently being built in the city center. We'll create a fully-fledged new

[50:54] adequate taxes and attract users in Russia with their marketing. OK, or BitGet, for example, according to my conversations with them, they are happy to host their real, genuine CIS office, not like it was in

[51:08] Binance, for example. And so on, and it's completely legal to work with Russian users, but illegally, nothing, but it exists. We work with Dishni just NGSH, which, for example, belongs to the Asian market in Goethe.

[51:23] We treat the Asian market the same way and have an idea, it has been around for a long time, we have been doing this for a year and a half. We actually tried with my Kazan guys, friends there, Crypto Polygon. Hello everyone.

[51:36] As they say, they also tried to do this for a very long time and so far there is a clear refusal from the top that this cannot be done yet. But when this is allowed, we will be one of the first to do this. What is the stage of

[51:50] do this. What is the stage of monetization here? Still, I will say that this is a stupid banal sale, even a license for a fixed period of one year, three years, five years is a large influx of money, a large influx of taxes, a large influx of real

[52:04] cash, absolutely new, fresh, and we know everything. Where is it heading? I think that we will soon be very relevant in this direction. Who would you like to become in direction. Who would you like to become in 5 years, namely in your dreams, in your

[52:17] 5 years, namely in your dreams, in your goals, in your own visualization probably like any person who is engaged in some kind of business in life, development, achievement in various fields, it may work out, it may not

[52:32] difficult to plan anything even over a year's time, but in a year's time, who the hell knows, maybe we'll all be in nuclear ashes, [ __ ] burning, but who would you like to be in 5 years? I'd like to be a happy father of two, a happy husband, and from a

[52:48] commercial point of view, from a go well for you." Tell your loved one about it.

[53:02] Or whatever, tell your plans to God. Something like that. There is such a story, if we're talking directly about commerce, commerce. I want to see the actual legalization of crypto in Russia. I want to be at the very origins. If we're

[53:16] talking about the political history associated with this, I'm not telling God anything. Again, I want our Alga platform to move to FDV.

[53:31] There's over $200 million, for example. I want us to be able to launch a huge number of new crypto startups in the Russian Federation, first and foremost. Where the state would have a direct stake in the development of these startups,

[53:45] like Yandex was developed in its time, like it was in its time. or otherwise developed a large number of large retailers like Sberbank. Yes, you can hate me now. And for Donan, companies were initially created there within the framework and then

[53:59] privatized. But these companies that now directly influence the Russian economy, that is, I have an idea to do something similar with crypto. Yeah, similar with crypto. Yeah, God willing, it will be feasible. Well,

[54:11] this is not Altn, no, no, ultimately, ultimately. Yeah, Trading is feasible, we can Yeah, Trading is feasible, we can implement it. I couldn't blizu right now. I do is kill another person. [ __ ].

[54:26] What a banal answer. [ __ ], that flew in, seriously, murder, but for me personally. Look, again, if it is absolutely useless, unnecessary, you are

[54:43] What is betrayal? And when you transfer your principles, when you abandon some of your charters for the sake of all the momentary benefit, for me, betrayal is such a person. The person is your friend with whom you were there side by side, let's say,

[54:58] person is your friend with whom you were there side by side, let's say, and all the illnesses and problems of this life were experienced, which in which At that moment you start to just, well, you betrayed when your principles betrayed me, my principles

[55:10] betrayed you, and you betrayed when I try not. Out of stupidity, no, never in life, but if we are talking about principles within the framework of friendship, no, I don’t believe in friendship. Friendship is like in the bloodstream track, [ __ ] that, that’s not needed. I have

[55:25] no friends, I have my close brothers, for example. Yes, which, if I treat a person like a brother, for me, he is part of my family, let’s say so, but this transitional friend for me, [ __ ], does not exist. No, no, application for joining the

[55:38] Pentagon family in the description under the video, eboy, thank you, thank you, and the last question for today. Do you believe in God? God is One. I am a Muslim. I believe in him. Yes,

[55:51] you are a supporter of the traditional religion of religion of Islam. I am a Muslim. In fact, I am Islam. I am a Muslim. In fact, I am not righteous, let’s say so. I do not read namaz

[56:05] five times a day. I do not go to Friday prayer. I do not keep Ramadan, but I was born a not keep Ramadan, but I was born a Muslim. Yes, I honor the traditions of my people. I am a Tatar. First of all, I honor the religion of my people. I have jets, I sinned, I got it

[56:19] in Dubai, everything that was in Dubai remained in Dubai, thank God I can only go back there next year, I was deported two years ago, I have another year of deportation, three for three years, I was

[56:32] deported. Listen, I think it was a great podcast, please write in the comments what you think, links. Listen, let's do it like the classics, let's play a prank, you and I are such rich [ __ ] kryptonians. For some reason, I haven't

[56:45] seen any of your [ __ ] guests give something to anyone and not include such a trick, giving, distributing, and there is nothing like that. Slava socks. Hey, we.

[56:57] [ __ ], right now it just suddenly shot through my head, [ __ ], once shot through my head, [ __ ], once Slava said, I was shocked even in that moment. In short, you want to give something, I want to play a prank, take off your jacket. Damn, [ __ ],

[57:10] play a prank, take off your jacket. Damn, [ __ ], let's play a prank. Money for a [ __ ] comment, offer your trading strategy for Alaba and the name and content for my index and ten Winners, Nadim, 100

[57:25] bucks each, or the most skillful insult towards how much money I'm giving away has started, and you yourself, then why the [ __ ] will you give it away, got it, [ __ ],

[57:38] if I still have to pay for this, [ __ ], well, that's awesome, and in short, the task, it's clear, we're giving away 10 deposits of 100 dollars, and ultimately, I want to say

[57:50] thank you for coming, thank you for inviting me, it was fun. I'm so glad to see you in sincerely glad to see you, in fact, despite our once- relationship, the more people [ __ ], the better they communicate later, that's a fact. I think

[58:04] better they communicate later, that's a fact. I think that the lot of strong personalities is to be the first to call, the first to write, perhaps the first to invite to a podcast. Well, or go to some kind of first contact, sit and sulk, that's some kind of [ __ ].

[58:20] contact, sit and sulk, that's some kind of [ __ ]. everything about this. This is how the show should go, this is 100% improvisation, everything is

[58:32] correct, everything is correct. Take care of your deposits. I kiss your brains, Ray. Write in your brains, Ray. Write in the comments what you think about Rust in the most negative way. Thank you, hate will never get 100 bucks. Everything is awesome,

[58:46] thanks [music]