Mando explains why you should take profits when a coin hits an all-time high “We were talking about a coin and Farokh was like, ‘But it's at all-time high. Why would I ever sell?’ I was like, ‘Well, that is the time to sell’” “You don't want to sell when it drops 40%. Trust me, that feeling of selling when it's down 40% sucks and then it goes down 50%” “If something hits all-time highs, take some off the table” “I think you sold half of your CASHCAT position after we spoke and it has been down only since”

Threadguy reveals he and Rasmr left the US Open just 30 minutes into the match after Vlad Tenev followed MEME “We bought stupidly expensive tickets. We're sitting really close. We've been there for 15 minutes and then all of a sudden Rasmr’s like ‘Oh my God!’” “I look over and it's like Rasmr on Dexscreener... He goes, ‘Oh my God!’ While it's silent. The only thing you can hear is like Alcaraz moaning when he hits the ball” “I look over at Rasmr, it’s MEME and it's just candling. Everyone's looking at us” “Rasmr’s like, ‘Yo, hello? Hello? What happened?’ He's on the phone. I'm like, ‘Rasmr,’ he's like, ‘Oh my God, Vlad followed!’” “So we're all sitting here and we're all shaking. I'm like, ‘What do we do? What do we do?’” “Finally the point ends or whatever and I'm like shush. Rasmr’s on the phone talking to Elliott. It's silent in this place. I'm like, ‘Guys, shush.’ Everyone's looking at us” “Also, we're sitting way too close. Like, I feel like if you're in the back you can be a little rowdy but not when Alcaraz can make eye contact” “I'm like, ‘We gotta get up, right?’ Because everybody's like balls deep in this coin and so we run out. You're not even supposed to leave. If you get up people get mad at you for getting up” “The first set isn't even over. We’re like 30 minutes into this game and I'm like, ‘Guys, what do we do?’ And they're like, ‘We have to leave’” “I'm like, ‘No, we can't leave. We spent so much money in these tickets. We cannot leave…’ They’re like, ‘We're leaving’” “So we basically just sprinted out of the US Open and went home”

Threadguy says Unipcs’ comeback is one of the most impressive runs he’s ever seen in markets “Early 2024, Bonkguy was the truth. He was like the GOAT. The bull market kicked off with Bonkguy being up $10,000,000 on a BONK long” “He goes on this generational run. People weren’t posting PNLs back then either. He posts an eight-figure BONK long, kicks off the craziest bull market of all time” “He was basically the face of onchain for the craziest onchain cycle of all time and then the whole thing collapses” “10/10 happens… he gets crushed and then the whole way down, he basically became like the laughing stock of CT” “He went from like hero to meme and crypto loves this story right? It’s like build the guy up as big as humanly possible so we can crush him on the way down” “From the depths of the ashes, he just like didn’t stop. Coolest guy in the world to worst guy in the world. Just kept posting, kept trading and then runs it back in everyone’s face and becomes like a hero again” “I gained a ton of respect for him because to not get run out of town when the mob and the cool kids club or whatever turns on you, it’s brutal” “He ran it back turbo, in everyone’s face with the same playbook, the same guy and the same coin. Useless is ripping again” “It’s honestly one of the more impressive runs I’ve ever seen in markets”

Threadguy says there’s no other corner of the internet where people livestream themselves making $1,000,000 a month “The crypto onchain crowd, the Hyperliquid wallets, the guys like Flood, the guys that watch our stream and are in here every day, make more money than anyone” “It is now really for the first time verifiable” “Stanley Druckenmiller is making more money than Cented, obviously, by a ridiculous margin but he’s not streaming it” “I don’t care what you think of his methods, the way that he does it, the way he approaches the markets, the style, the low cap” “This guy has livestreamed himself making a million dollars in a month. Every trade, every click. There’s no other pocket of the internet where that exists” “Think about that for a second. Livestreaming himself making $1,000,000 in a month” “Nobody is able to do this except for this little pocket on CT”

Kevin Hart gives his biggest piece of financial advice “You don’t understand finances until you mess up and have a better version of respect for it” “Everybody has the best money advice in the world but I’m just gonna keep it 100. Making the money one time, easy. Keeping the money after you made it, hard. Making it again, harder” “Banking wasn’t a thing that was discussed in my household. When you talk about what you should do, what you’re supposed to buy, how you’re supposed to save, how you’re supposed to invest, I didn’t get all this until… I’m in my 30s” “I would say to the younger generation that is now making money, security and protecting yourself so that you are never without, it should be a priority” “Getting out of the hole is what made me respect the hole. I respect finance. I respect investing. I respect making your money make money for you” “I’m smarter at the age 47. You look at me, go back to 35, 36 man, it was not the same”

Austin Federa explains why DoubleZero is building Wall Street-style infrastructure for crypto “The whole vision was the internet's fundamentally broken. It's especially broken for this whole class of new finance, of crypto and prediction markets and trading” “The internet was never built for mission-critical data” “Wall Street and traditional finance got this right. You build dedicated high-performance infrastructure” “We wanted to open that up, democratize it, make it possible for traders anywhere in the world to get the same high-quality networks that the biggest trading firms in the world have”

Ansem explains why traders are becoming the next generation of content creators “There’s been so many success stories that haven't been highlighted enough. People don't know that there are kids right now who taught themselves how to trade and spun up like $1,000 balances into millions” “Crypto is really cool in that it's very social. The crypto community is very tight-knit and I think on crypto Twitter everybody kind of knows everybody” “Now with this content thing, you're starting to see people who are really good traders also start to do content and show their experience with trading and show what they were doing and how they were doing it” “Before it was these people who are just well capitalized doing well in markets. These are young kids who are also cool and are also good traders” “Streaming has gone crazy in the last few years but a lot of the streamer meta has just been people who are entertaining or traveling or doing weird stuff in person” “With trading, these people's real lives also has a financial aspect to it. That's why I think it's a lot more entertaining for people to watch and follow because you get the entertaining piece of the life stuff and you also get like, ‘Oh, I can actually learn how to trade and make money from these people’” “Which hasn't existed before ever by the way”

Trader Mayne responds to claims that crypto traders used to be trading against plumbers “The game is different. You guys have problems we didn't have to deal with. We had problems you didn't have to deal with” “There was a smaller pool of assets and a smaller pool of people back then. Crypto was novel back in 2014. 2017, it was novel” “I don't think one is harder than the other because the same people who lost money today, I think would lose money back then” “I think people who are really good today would have adapted to the game back in the day” “The people who are still around now from the prior days are already rich, so clearly they're pretty good at what they're doing or they're still able to make money now” “I personally think it's easier to trade Bitcoin, ETH, Solana, HYPE now with leverage than it ever was”

Trader Mayne explains why having a job can make you a better trader “Once you have money that's handling your monthly expenses, I actually believe trading becomes easier because you're no longer trading to survive” “I started trading my best when I still was working. I went full-time and then I got a job again and continued to trade” “Because then I knew, ‘Oh I'm not pulling money out of my trading account that I'm trying to compound to pay my rent, to buy food and to live’” “Having that financial stability underneath you, I do think makes you a better trader”

Rasmr reveals he bought Cherry Fairy $4,000 Taylor Swift tickets after making $96,000 on one trade “I thought the tickets would be like $600 I'm not gonna lie but the point is... I felt like I had to because I felt like God was trolling me” “I was like, ‘God is making fun of me and this is a tax. I just made all this money on a trade from pressing buttons on my computer’” “Then I went over a year without talking to you. I hope you had fun”

FaZe Banks explains why he thinks investing in people is inevitable “Imagine you invested in Erling Haaland a month ago or imagine LeBron James was a market when he was 17 years old” “There'd be people with stories like Tesla and Apple. They'd be like, ‘How'd you get rich? By investing in LeBron James when he was 16’”

FaZe Banks reveals TJR spent $500,000 at Chrome Hearts in 20 minutes “I watched this 24 year old kid walk into Chrome in St. Barts and drop half a million dollars in Chrome in like 20 minutes. On like jewelry. ‘Yeah, give me that, give me that’” “It was one of the most foul things I've ever seen and then I saw him hit a $100,000 lick on the beach”

Mark Zuckerberg reveals he's feeding his cows beer and macadamia nuts “On the ranch, one of my projects is I'm trying to create the highest quality beef in the world” “It's very low stakes, I’m not selling it but I'm very into the genetics of the cattle. We're trying to figure out how do you make it so that you basically can deliver the highest density diet to them” “We started growing macadamia trees because that kind of nut is extremely dense and they will eat a lot so they will put on weight and become fat quicker and become delicious” “The macadamia nuts have a lot of oil so you need to actually roast that. So now we need to design this whole process to roast the nuts so that way you can give them to the cows” “You want them to eat more. So then it's like how do you get them to eat more? Well it turns out alcohol is great for that because alcohol induces appetite” “That's actually why very high-end beef, they're fed beer. But okay, what's the right balance of beer versus water? I don't know. Let's let them choose. They get either as much cold beer as they want or as much room temperature water” “So now we're brewing all this beer and we're putting it out”

Lewis Hamilton says there should be a limit to how much wealth one person can have "One of the things that I struggle with every day is that there is such a disparity between the wealthy and the poor” "When you drive around LA there's still so many people living on the streets. You shouldn't be able to have billions" "I think there should be a limit to how much you can have because there's enough to go around for everyone”

Emma Watson explains why having your dream life doesn't guarantee happiness “To have to ask myself the question of like, you right now have the career and the life that looks like the dream but are you really happy Emma? Are you really healthy? Are you really happy? Is this really what you want?” “To be at that point and have to admit to myself that I wasn't and I didn't was one of the scariest things I've ever had to do because I basically had to ask myself on a daily basis. I felt like I was crazy and walking away from something without knowing what you're walking towards” “Not having the answers but leaving something that the world considered to be such a high value moment in my professional life and career” “I think sitting with that was a real moment of reckoning of like, can you tell yourself the truth? Can you live with your truth? Can you accept the fact that for most other people your truth is pretty confusing and unpalatable?” “That was definitely a hard moment of sitting, more recently because I've been being my own partner asking myself, are you really living your values, things that you preach? Are you actually aligned?” “Looking at some spaces in my life I was like, no, not at all. I'm actually not doing what I talk about and I need to create some sort of urgency or a deadline for that so that I make sure that I'm a person of integrity. I purport to be someone that cares about the world and about the planet and sustainability” “There are some things I was doing. Was it enough by my own standards? Not by anyone else's. Just by my own. Probably not but what's nice is I actually have the time now to be like, ‘Okay, what are you going to do about it? Get on with it’”

Threadguy thinks Bitcoin’s biggest problem right now is opportunity cost “I don't have anything optimistic to say about Bitcoin right now. I still hold. I still think Bitcoin is the greatest asset of all time but I think more than anything, the reason for these outflows in Bitcoin is opportunity cost” “If you are not in a stock or in an asset that's making new highs, you're looking at all the ones that are and you feel terrible”

Threadguy reveals his theory for why Victoria's Secret stock is up 40% today “There is the looksmaxing trend and there's also GLP-1s. Everybody's skinny now” “Interesting double side effect of looksmaxing I'd never thought about. Everybody's skinny again” “Think about it. Everyone is skinny. Everyone's in good shape. Everyone is like ready to like rock underwear. I did not really consider this at all. Everyone takes Ozempic bro”

Matthew McConaughey reveals sleep was a sin in his household “Hustle, hustle, hustle. Sleep was sin in my household” “If it was daylight, you couldn't be inside. 30 minutes of TV a night max” “Mom would always say, ‘Why are you going to watch someone doing something when you can go out in the world and do it yourself? Turn that damn thing off. Get outside’” “You had to be outside. Like, go get out in the world. Go hustle. Figure it out. Be home at dark. That was just the understood rule”

Matthew McConaughey reveals how turning down a $14,500,000 movie offer changed his career “This offer comes in for this action comedy. $8M offer. I read it and said no thank you that's the stuff I'm not doing... they come back with a $14.5M offer. I said let me read that again” “I'd read it again. It's the same words that were in the $8M offer that I said no to but it was better written, it was funnier, I could see myself in it. I could make this work” “Anyway, I ultimately said no. I don't have any proof of it but I think that me saying no to that $14.5M offer, a year into me leaving and saying no more romcoms, I think me doing that sent the message to Hollywood” “Oh, McConaughey is not bluffing. What’s he up to? He’s turned down $14.5M. Oh, he’s not for rent. Oh, maybe a little more attractive” “20 months after I stepped out. All of a sudden those offers came in and I was off and I grabbed a hold of all of them I could and loved doing them” “Would those have come if I'd have never stepped out? No, they wouldn't have”