Longer films are embedded below. Shorts use the same player, opened only when you press play. Everything also lives on YouTube. This list is the public uploads on the channel through October 1, 2026.
How borrowing cheap yen has funded positions around the world, how that trade strained in the summer of 2024, and why the film says the position is large again. It presents this as an explanation of market plumbing, not advice.
How spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs create and redeem shares, what the daily flow number leaves out, and what the film says changed with in-kind transfers in 2025.
Levi talks about leaving addiction and prison, becoming a husband and father of two, and how he researches a long-term position in the Constellation ecosystem, including delegated staking, for his family.
How stablecoin reserves work: what a claim represents, why most people cannot redeem one-for-one on weekends, how an issuer earns interest, and what the 2023 SVB weekend and newer U.S. rules showed.
Tim Warren on moving from a path toward football coaching into crypto trading, using side work to build capital, and arranging the work so he could be home with his family.
Bri Teresi on Flock cameras, on using Zano, Zcash, and Monero, and on privacy risks if AI agents spend money. She also gives an account that God opened an unexpected door through Free the Money.
Professor Keith on why he is watching a $100 area on SpaceX after a drop from post-IPO highs, using charts, and on rules he names: no leverage for most people, taking profits, and staying with larger coins.
CryptoWendyO on a four-tier split between long-term bitcoin and more speculative coins, on pulling the original capital back out, and on waiting to self-custody until private keys are understood. She also talks about staying present with children.
A remastered conversation between Ryan and Bri Teresi on privacy coins such as Zano and FUSD, on faith, and on advice for fathers about raising a daughter.
A remastered conversation between Ryan and Trent on utility networks such as XRP and XDC, on decentralized finance, and on Trent's account of leaving addiction and using crypto gains for mission work, including families in debt in Pakistan.
The first livestream on this YouTube channel, with Trent, Ryan, and Timo on a crypto bear market, the Clarity Act, and being present with their children. They also talk about looking at the markets through faith.
As AI is used more in daily life, the film looks at privacy-focused browsers and privacy coins as ways people try to keep control of their data and money.
A look at a weak crypto market beside stronger AI stocks and the S&P, and at rates, inflation, oil, Federal Reserve policy, and geopolitical tension. The film asks whether it is a time to buy, and it does not decide that for any household.
A first reaction that a pitch of 20 percent a month had to be a scam, then what the speaker saw after a rewards system and a computer node were running, including why taking profits early came up.
A father on children learning to earn money, treat collectible cards as a small investment, take profits, and make their own decisions, including one $130 purchase.
On rules for taking profits and deciding where capital goes next, including an EMA approach to reading a trend and planning an exit. Educational, not a plan for any household.
The film asks whether Zano could matter among privacy coins, and it describes a private-by-default chain in the CryptoNote family that can issue confidential tokens and a stablecoin called fUSD. It sets that beside Monero and is not a recommendation.
On AI agents that might check a calendar, choose gifts, pay with crypto, and arrange delivery, and on the privacy questions of giving an agent a wallet and an address book.
Bree on playing Pebble Beach, including a migraine and the seventh hole, a hope of attending the Masters, and meeting Donald Trump at Trump International Golf Club.
On privacy coins as a possible response to financial surveillance in an AI era, and on the speaker still accumulating XRP with Gemini credit-card rewards.
A personal account of a 2016 divorce, $17 in a checking account, and noticing someone buy XRP at $0.25 during forklift training, which started a study of crypto markets.
A trader with nearly a decade of experience on why he thinks almost all traders should avoid leverage, with notes on how he buys and sells, holding Tesla, and reading charts.