In this episode of CRYPTO 101, brought to you by StopSIMSwaps.com, we talk to the legend Avi Felman, Head of Trading at Blocktower. This might be the most informative 101-level conversation we’ve ever had. Avi broke down some common trading strategies people can use in crypto markets. He taught us how many coins are too many to hold, and great tips on portfolio construction.

We learned new terms that smart money uses to define different methods of profit, like Alpha, Gamma, and Delta, and also, what a Gamma squeeze is. We also got some great commentary on when and how to take profit, which is one of the most difficult things to do actually.

Lastly, Avi gives us his best guess on where we are in this bull run, how much longer we have left, and how to tell when the top is finally in. He also shares with us some amazing tools he uses to determine a loose fundamental valuation of a crypto project, in a way even we had never heard before.

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