Crypto Facts

In this episode, Viktoras Karapetyants explores how AI is transforming trading, financial markets, and the future of work. He breaks down why algorithms are replacing many traders, which professions are most vulnerable to automation, and why human skills like judgment, adaptability, and understanding market psychology still matter. This episode is about trading, technology, and what it takes to stay relevant in the age of AI.

Why does The Simpsons seem to predict the future so often? In this episode, Viktoras Karapetyants — crypto trader and analyst — explores some of the show’s most famous predictions, including Bitcoin, future technology, video calls, smartwatches, digital reality, financial crises, dollar devaluation, the Disney-Fox deal, and Homer’s formula connected to the God particle. This is more than a conversation about memes and coincidences — it is a deeper look at The Simpsons through the lens of cryptocurrency, trading, investing, science, and the global economy. Are these random coincidences, sharp cultural foresight, or early signals of trends that later become reality?

Why does Bitcoin sometimes collapse without any news? Who is behind the sharpest moves in the crypto market, and why do retail traders so often become liquidity for larger players?In this episode, Viktoras Karapetjanc explains how crypto whales move the market, hunt liquidity, create panic, and profit from crowd psychology. You’ll learn who crypto whales are, how much BTC or ETH it takes to be considered a whale, why markets can fall without headlines, how liquidity grabs work, and what sits behind Pump and Dump moves and order manipulation.The episode also touches on the biggest names in crypto, including Satoshi Nakamoto, Vitalik Buterin, BlackRock, and Strategy.A clear, practical breakdown for anyone interested in Bitcoin, Ethereum, cryptocurrency, trading, volatility, liquidity, market manipulation, and price action.

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly reshaping the global economy — and crypto markets could be one of its biggest beneficiaries.In this episode, crypto trader and technical analyst Viktoras Karapetyants analyzes top AI crypto projects by market capitalization and their potential performance in the next crypto bull run.Using technical analysis rather than hype, this episode focuses on market structure, key support zones, and Fibonacci targets that could define future price movements.In this episode:• Chainlink (LINK) — the leading oracle network connecting smart contracts with real-world data • Major weekly and daily chart patterns • The critical $10 demand zone • A potential falling wedge breakout • Long-term Fibonacci targets and possible upsideA clear, data-driven look at the intersection of AI, blockchain, and the future of crypto markets.

How does crypto actually work in the real world — beyond charts and headlines? In this episode, we look at how global celebrities entered the crypto space, made millions, and in some cases nearly lost everything.From 50 Cent accepting Bitcoin for his album in 2014 to MrBeast turning $100,000 into nearly $2,000,000, these stories show how timing, risk, and volatility can dramatically change outcomes. We also examine Cristiano Ronaldo’s move into NFTs and its impact on his brand, Mike Tyson’s involvement in crypto businesses including Bitcoin ATMs, Logan Paul’s investments in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and NFTs, and Madonna’s reported ownership of Bitcoin.Through these high-profile examples, this episode explores the intersection of fame, investment, branding, and digital assets — and what they reveal about the true nature of the crypto market.

A structured conversation between crypto trader Viktoras Karapetyants and Evgeny Komchuk, Editor-in-Chief of Traders Union, comparing two of the world’s leading crypto exchanges.The discussion explores Binance and Bybit through different professional lenses, covering volatility performance during market crashes, order execution, liquidity, platform stability, Proof of Reserves and SAFU, as well as Bybit’s strength in derivatives and Binance’s dominance in spot and high-volume trading.

This episode explores the real truth about prop trading with Nicholas Quinn, CEO of FTUK. The discussion dives into trading psychology, FOMO, revenge trading, discipline, and the pressure that often causes traders to blow up their accounts.It also examines the key differences between trading personal capital and prop firm funds, the most common mistakes traders make during prop challenges, and what firms truly look for in funded traders.For those focused on consistency, risk management, and long-term growth, this episode provides practical insight into the realities of modern prop trading.