Arb joins Sokio to explain how reading the details led him to a Tari arbitrage and a series of oil trades on Hyperliquid. The conversation moves from finding temporary market inefficiencies and knowing when to walk away to using AI for data collection, research, and building trading systems. He also shares his case for owning compute, why systems thinking matters, and the opportunities he sees for small teams.

00:00 Introducing Arb and his first crypto arbitrage 

09:25 Oil perps: trading the market rules 

16:43 Bitcoin, hardware and the AI opportunity 

26:40 Where AI value accrues 

33:26 Why small teams can move faster 

39:08 AI for trading research and automation 

45:51 How to think in systems 

51:07 Manual trading and AI-built systems 

55:38 AI workflows and what changes next

From crypto arbitrage to AI: finding edge with iArbpairs

Trader Morin turned more than 18 months at breakeven into a repeatable trading process built around ranges, mean reversion, order flow and strict risk management.  He explains how he plans trades days in advance, builds price-action and footprint execution playbooks, sizes positions using confluence, and distinguishes reaccumulation from redistribution. We also discuss surviving the unprofitable years, handling FOMO, reviewing trading data, using leverage responsibly and why Morin deliberately reduces risk after a major winner.

00:00 First blow-up and playing the long game 

08:05 Why Morin focused on BTC and ETH 

18:07 Building conviction, trade plans and playbooks 

25:27 Surviving 18 months at breakeven 

35:00 Turning discretionary trading into a system 

41:00 Range trading and footprint execution 

48:39 Reaccumulation vs redistribution 

58:16 Leverage, risk and reviewing the data 

01:08:56 Teaching, monetization and staying grounded

How Trader Morin built a repeatable edge after 18 months at breakeven

Benoit Dubosson, better known as Beni the Boss, joins the Insilico Terminal Podcast for his first interview about crypto. He explains how he built a trading career around markets other people ignored—from Cryptopia arbitrage and onchain deposit signals to FTX funding trades, the Luna collapse, TradeOgre market making, and strange dislocations across CFD brokers and fintech apps.  Beni also talks about counterparty risk, the mental cost of trading your own money, why he eventually left crypto, the role of luck in success, and why beginners should spend far more time researching than trading.

00:00 From online poker to early crypto arbitrage 

13:55 What trading crypto was really like in 2017 

22:42 Finding edge where others do not look 

31:09 FTX trades and the Luna collapse 

41:44 Market making Monero on TradeOgre 

50:47 The mental cost of trading 

01:00:04 Advice for new crypto traders 

01:09:07 Networking, luck and when not to trade

Cryptopia, FTX and the hunt for overlooked edge - Beniduboss

Parker, co-founder of perps.fun, joins the Insilico Terminal Podcast to discuss building the first HIP-3 launchpad and opening Hyperliquid market creation to teams outside the existing deployer structure.  We cover why perps.fun pivoted from building a trading terminal, how new markets are vetted, fee sharing and market ownership, exotic and long-tail perps, sourcing liquidity, oracle and funding design, the Kinetiq partnership, and why permissionless perp creation comes with serious risks.  We also get into the wider Hyperliquid ecosystem: HIP-3 market concentration, HIP-4, regulation, institutional adoption, Trade XYZ, competition between DEXs, and the long-term vision of being able to trade wherever the volatility goes.

00:00 What is perps.fun? The first HIP-3 launchpad 

05:15 What kinds of markets will launch? 

10:17 The perps.fun fee-sharing model 

15:10 Why official brands and indices matter 

19:24 Building safe markets: liquidity, oracles & funding 

25:03 The Kinetiq partnership and HIP-3 economics 

30:30 Where Hyperliquid stands today 

35:32 Regulation, institutions & the “gray market” 

39:38 Hyperliquid vs other DEXs & trading everything

Trading Everything on Hyperliquid | Perps.fun Co-Founder Parker

HypeTrader, also known as @MomentumKevin, joins Sokio to talk about the wins, losses and mindset shifts behind his journey as a high-volume Hyperliquid trader.  Kevin traces his path from buying the 2013 Bitcoin top and trading the 2017 altcoin cycle to BitMEX liquidations, NFTs and eventually HYPE. He speaks openly about million-dollar drawdowns, losing most of two years of trading P&L, and why he is now sizing down and focusing on more repeatable intraday trades.  They also discuss trading stock perps on Hyperliquid, sentiment and order flow, execution costs, competing perp DEXs, the future of HYPE and whether Hyperliquid can become the home for every financial market.

00:00 Buying HYPE at TGE 

05:56 From the 2013 BTC top to the 2017 altcoin boom 

14:26 Getting liquidated on BitMEX 

22:15 Losing two years of P&L on HYPE 

29:37 Making money during the 10/10 crash 

34:19 Trading stocks, sentiment and order flow 

37:56 Can rival perp DEXs compete? 

43:19 Why he is still bullish on Hyperliquid 

47:35 Tokenized stocks and Hyperliquid’s endgame

HypeTrader on million-dollar drawdowns and rebuilding his edge

Stonk Trump joins the Insilico Terminal Podcast to explain how he uses institutional positioning, options flow and technical analysis to find swing trades across equities and options.  We discuss why the worst headlines often arrive near market bottoms, how he structures longer-dated calls and takes profit, and why good earnings cannot save a trade that everyone already owns. He also breaks down the semiconductor unwind, what crypto traders can bring to TradFi, and why he is waiting for better Bitcoin opportunities into the fall.

00:00 From crypto to options 

06:30 Meme stocks, silver and early trading lessons 

14:07 Reading institutional positioning at market extremes 

24:22 Finding stocks through options flow 

32:50 Why TradFi beats onchain complexity 

38:10 What crypto traders can learn from equities 

42:18 The AI bull case and the next market correction 

50:04 When a trade becomes too crowded 

55:25 Bitcoin’s setup into the fall

StonkTrump on options flow, crowded trades and buying market fear

Felix Jauvin, Head of Content at Blockworks and host of Forward Guidance, joins the Insilico Terminal Podcast to talk macro, crypto, AI and the current market setup.  We get into why macro has become harder to apply to Bitcoin, which economic signals actually matter for traders, how Felix structures his own portfolio, the risks around Saylor and Strategy, and why he thinks much of the easy money in the AI trade may already have been made.  Felix also explains why he’s becoming more constructive on crypto again, how the CLARITY Act could become an important catalyst, what stablecoins actually mean for US debt demand, and where he sees opportunity across perps, prediction markets and new token models.

00:00 Felix Jauvin, Forward Guidance & His Trading Background 

07:30 Why Macro Has Become Harder to Trade in Crypto 

15:34 The Macro Data That Actually Matters for Bitcoin 

23:13 American Exceptionalism, Europe & Global Markets 

31:12 Saylor Risk, Quantum FUD & Fading Bearish Catalysts 

36:01 Is the AI Trade Over? Capital Rotating Back to Crypto 

40:01 The CLARITY Act Could Be Crypto’s Next Major Catalyst 

48:38 Stablecoins, US Debt & Financial Repression 

55:14 The New Fed Regime & What Could Drive the Next Crypto Cycle

Felix Jauvin - Macro, AI & why crypto looks underowned

Omnia joins the Insilico Terminal Podcast to discuss his path from NFT market making and crypto investing to building Kinetiq, the largest protocol on Hyperliquid.  We cover what convinced him to bet on Hyperliquid early, how HyperBFT and HyperEVM work, what K-HYPE offers holders, and how Markets by Kinetiq is approaching HIP-3 markets.  We also discuss the challenges of building inside the Hyperliquid ecosystem, the future of perp DEX competition, crypto tribalism, institutional adoption, and what it would take for Hyperliquid to become the house of all finance.

00:00 NFT Market Making & Omnia’s Crypto Origin 

07:05 From Hedge Fund Analyst to DeFi Builder 

14:25 HyperBFT, HyperEVM & Hyperliquid’s Technical Edge 

21:07 What Kinetiq Actually Does 

28:13 K-HYPE for Traders vs Native Staking 

35:07 Why Building on Hyperliquid Is So Difficult 

41:15 Can Hyperliquid Become the House of All Finance? 

48:58 Hyperliquid as an Existential Risk for Crypto 

55:55 Perp DEX Competition & Hyperliquid’s Shrinking Moat

Hyperliquid’s Next Chapter - Omnia on Kinetiq, HIP-3 & the House of All Finance

Andrew from Block Scholes joins the Insilico Terminal Podcast to talk about crypto derivatives, options data, volatility surfaces, prediction markets, AI market makers, and why institutions are still building in crypto despite the bear market.  We covered what Block Scholes does, how their data is used by exchanges, market makers, banks, and DeFi teams, why prediction markets are basically retail-friendly options, how volatility surfaces help price markets that don’t exist yet, and what changes when AI tooling makes it easier for anyone to build trading bots.  We also talked about the current state of crypto, why headline prices don’t tell the full story, how institutional interest has changed, why real projects keep building through bear markets, and what regulation could mean for long-term adoption.

00:00 What Block Scholes Does

05:40 Data, Oracles & Crypto Derivatives

12:16 Prediction Markets Are Actually Options

16:03 Volatility Surfaces Explained Simply

23:29 How Retail Can Use Institutional Data

27:40 AI Market Makers & Trading Bots

30:20 Will AI Make Markets Efficient?

38:59 Why Institutions Are Still Building

48:05 The Future of Prediction Markets

55:59 Crypto Regulation & Long-Term Adoption

Block Scholes: Crypto Derivatives, Prediction Markets, and Why Institutions Are Still Here

HackermanAce joins the Insilico Terminal Podcast to talk about Ichimoku trading, finding a real system, crypto options, volatility, hedging, on-chain venues, LPing memecoins, Solana, Hyperliquid, and where the next cycle could come from.  We covered how Ace went from early crypto mistakes to full-time trading, why he built his style around Ichimoku Cloud setups, why day trading burns people out, how crypto traders can start learning options, when options make more sense than perps, why hedging is underrated, and how LPing memecoins can work almost like an options strategy.

00:00 Ace’s Crypto Origin Story 

06:31 Why Day Trading Burns People Out 

13:57 Learning Options After Crypto Perps 

20:19 Hyperliquid, Airdrops & Missed Opportunities 

26:18 Current Market Outlook & Bear Market Timing 

32:38 Insilico Terminal, Execution Tools & Product Talk 

38:48 What Drives the Next Crypto Cycle? 

44:27 LPing Memecoins Like an Options Strategy 

49:08 Michael Saylor, Bitcoin Holders & Market Risk

HackermanAce: Finding Edges with Ichimoku, Options, and On-Chain Trading

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Dive into the fast-paced world of cryptocurrency trading with the Insilico Terminal Podcast, the ultimate audio companion for traders of all levels. Hosted by the team behind Insilico Terminal - the high-performance, user-friendly platform. We bring you expert insights, market analysis, and behind-the-scenes stories straight from the crypto trenches.

Each episode features in-depth discussions on trading-strategies, execution tips, emerging trends in crypto, and exclusive interviews with top traders, builders, and industry innovators. Tune in for actionable advice, real-time market breakdowns, and the latest updates on Terminal's advanced features. 