**Я собрал 250 трейдеров и спросил, как ЗАРАБОТАТЬ в 2026 — Transcript & Summary | SozAI**
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Anton Klevtsov gathers 250 traders to share insights on how to profit in 2026 amid unique market conditions and trading strategies.

## Key Takeaways

- Trading offers unique opportunities especially in times of market sanctions and inefficiencies.
- Successful traders often rely on independence, continuous learning, and adapting strategies.
- Community events foster knowledge sharing and support among traders of all levels.
- Tracking and analyzing top traders’ moves can lead to significant gains.
- Trading is challenging and not for everyone, but with discipline, it can be a highly honest and profitable business.

## What the video covers

- Anton Klevtsov hosts a large trading event with 250 traders discussing how to earn money in 2026.
- The video highlights stories of traders turning small investments into millions through various strategies.
- Traders share personal journeys, including early experiences and lessons learned in trading.
- Discussion includes the impact of sanctions and market inefficiencies creating unique opportunities.
- The community consists of both beginners and highly skilled traders exchanging knowledge.
- Several traders emphasize the importance of independence and self-teaching in trading success.
- Examples of trading through prop firms, arbitrage, scalping, and algorithmic bots are shared.
- The event celebrates the graduation of the ninth cohort and the opening of the tenth.
- Traders reveal how they track top performers and replicate their strategies for high returns.
- The video also touches on the challenges and realities of trading as a profession.

## Chapters

1. 00:00 Introduction and Market Opportunities
2. 01:13 Event Gathering and Networking
3. 02:41 Personal Trading Journeys
4. 05:08 Learning and Teaching Trading
5. 08:28 Trader Profiles and Success Stories
6. 10:22 Trading Strategies and Tools
7. 15:31 Community Growth and Cohort Graduation
8. 18:36 Challenges and Realities of Trading

Answers

## Questions about this video

What is the main focus of the video?

The video focuses on gathering insights from 250 traders about how to make money in 2026 by leveraging market opportunities and sharing trading strategies.

What types of trading strategies are discussed?

Traders discuss various strategies including arbitrage, scalping, trading through prop firms, and developing algorithmic trading bots.

Who is the target audience for this video?

The video targets both beginner and experienced traders interested in learning from a community of successful traders and improving their trading skills.

## Full Transcript — Download SRT & Markdown

00:00

Speaker A

Damn, this is an incredible story. Thirty grand from two hundred bucks. A unique time, with sanctions and all, when there are so many market opportunities.

00:07

Speaker A

Two and a half million dollars in two and a half years. They’re swimming in money. They literally can’t stack it fast enough.

00:13

Speaker A

It only took thirty years, but now we have trading conferences where people speak who actually know something, have real skills, and have something to share.

00:19

Speaker A

Making a sandwich, settling into comfort. This is going to be one hell of a story. We’ve arrived at our favorite spot, where we’re gathering for the second time. We’re having an event today dedicated to closing out, well,

00:31

Speaker A

finishing the ninth cohort. There will be a lot of people here today—traders, those who have learned, those who learned long ago, those who are very skilled, and those who don’t know anything yet. Our community has a lot

00:41

Speaker A

of traders who are making real money. We’re going to be digging for "alpha" today, if they’re willing to spill it. If they don’t spill it, we have all the tools for that—all sorts of fun tactics to warm people up and find out

00:54

Speaker A

how they’re making such big money. Hi, hi. Oh, Anton, hi. Hi everyone. Hi. I just got here. I hope you’re already starting to settle in, warm up, and relax. I’m passing the mic to our host. I’m going to go say hi to

01:13

Speaker A

everyone. I’ve got 350 handshakes ahead of me. My favorite gambling addicts. Anton, hi. Who’s winning? Friendship, I hope. Hi. Alright, I’m probably in the way, right? It’s a whole process. Here I am, maybe I’ll learn to play poker

01:27

Speaker A

someday after all. They say it’s a game for traders. Let’s see. Damn, I haven’t eaten anything, but I don’t like eating at events. You’re only going to be filming me. Watched your video on the program. So, well, it’s an experimental format.

01:49

Speaker A

Wish I hadn’t released it twenty years ago, damn. It would’ve helped a lot. I did it myself. I had to get into the mess twice. And I’m not, of course, you say 100 times going through it. It’s not even 100,

01:59

Speaker A

I heavily understated it. In the beginning, there were huge allocations. You go in with one hundred thousand, and you get 2x, 3x, then 2x, 3x, 2x, 3x, 2x, 3x, 2x, 3x, 2x, 3x. Then, of course, it started to drop significantly.

02:12

Speaker A

Hi everyone. We’re slowly starting to gather. Look, registration desk. There are one hundred fifty people here already. We’re expecting another two hundred to two hundred fifty guests today.

02:23

Speaker A

We’re having the graduation of the ninth cohort and the opening of the tenth. We plan on having a good rest, playing, chatting, learning a bunch of tips, and relaxing today. Damn, this is really cool. Made three grand on Gren

02:36

Speaker A

purely by myself. What do you mean? You give it directly to him. No, he’s trading through a prop firm, he wrote.

02:41

Speaker A

No, I mean, do you let him trade or, yeah, yeah, he trades on his own. We want to make a new video about what my life was like, how I grew, on what, and what specific things there were.

02:55

Speaker A

Specifically about trading. And the most interesting thing is that I started my journey pretty much that way. The UT team, when I first heard about them, it was back in 2011, they made a video about Kostya the trader, and they

03:06

Speaker A

are all multi-millionaires now, really cool guys. Yeah. And I’m watching: "Yeah, yeah, America, gotta go there." He held a series of webinars, and then they invited Timothy Sykes to Moscow.

03:17

Speaker A

And no matter what anyone said about him, how many DVDs he sold, and all that stuff, obviously. He's a salesman, right? But he actually made great money himself and taught a lot of people and gave a real, you know, jumpstart to a

03:29

Speaker A

huge number of traders who kept at it for a long time. So, I was invited to this meetup, there were guys from UT, some other traders, and their friends.

03:37

Speaker A

And this guy, who was talking about the topic, there wasn't a word about levels, not a word about, well, about all that stuff we don't like, it was just straight to the point. They say they have a cure for something or they're

03:48

Speaker A

the new Apple—no, straight to short. In short, you can rest assured. That’s when I learned about non-trading tasks, that you need to look for stocks to short, and so on.

03:57

Speaker A

And when my team said to me: "Tell us how it all started for you." Actually, it all started way back then. Meaning, I learned exactly the way I’m trying to teach you now. Only back then it was one guy there and a small group of cool

04:09

Speaker A

trader friends, and today we have a whole lot of them here. I was nineteen, basically, a hell of a lot of years ago, we’re the same age, accordingly, math isn't my strongest suit, probably 2006, 2007, probably. That’s how I

04:23

Speaker A

dropped in on my friend at his work, and there were some guys in a room smoked absolutely solid, sitting there poking at something on a computer—Sberbank. You know those huge monitors, and that little window with the charts,

04:34

Speaker A

I fell in love with it so much, I wanted it so badly. I saw it exactly the same way.

04:37

Speaker A

I went to Moscow, determined to get into trading, trained at Alpari in 2007.

04:42

Speaker A

That was a really shitty option, because I skipped all that crap, I immediately ended up with awesome guys, who had And as a result, I spent twenty years in marketing. Twenty years running my own company, all that stuff, top rankings,

04:53

Speaker A

and so on. Everything, I had it all. But trading kept returning to my life periodically. And now, when I've been so incredibly screwed over as an entrepreneur, I don't see a more honest business for myself than trading.

05:08

Speaker A

Therefore, because we manage our own rules. Which mobster said it? He said: "If I had known that stock exchanges existed, damn it, I wouldn't have done the things I did in my life." This is Dima. He is actually the

05:18

Speaker A

coolest trader I know. An arbitrageur. Been in trading for three years. I got into trading because I saw a BMW owned by an acquaintance. I trade every day from 9:00 AM, sometimes from 7:00 AM until 11:00 PM. Let me—I have

05:37

Speaker A

accounts that I can disclose. So, it works out to about two and a half million dollars in two and a half years.

05:44

Speaker A

Two and a half million dollars in two years. I am twenty-three years old. Twenty-three years old. We...

05:51

Speaker A

I also saw Anton's BMW, in short, and thought I needed to go to Anton, to earn an even better BMW. And then it turned out that all the cool guys have BMWs. Do you remember Max's topic?

06:01

Speaker A

There he is standing, handsome guy. Everyone go up to him, he says he's got money to burn. They just can't stash it away fast enough. He writes his own software, does exactly what he talked about on our project. We met at a

06:13

Speaker A

meeting with headliners when he came out with his phone, like: "No, it all works, it's actually happening." When people doubted, I even thought he was a plant.

06:22

Speaker A

I got into trading back in 2019 through Tinkoff Investments. I came in and bought a wonderful Etalon stock, if you remember, a developer like that. I thought, okay, I need to buy something reliable, right, like trading and all

06:34

Speaker A

that. I chose the Etalon stock, bought it, and watched as it slowly and surely melted away. Then I bought some Sovcomflot as well. That was the best thing. I read a headline, it just—do you know what the headline was? Some

06:48

Speaker A

analyst writes: "Slicing a sandwich, buying Sovcomflot." I was like: "Dude, this is just investment advice from a guru." And then I did something—I'm going to spill some juicy info here. I went into Tinkoff Investment. Well, you know, in

07:00

Speaker A

Pulse, you can see everyone's returns. I spent a week finding all the guys with the craziest returns. Those whose yield isn't just 50% per annum or minus 100, but those with a yield of +1,000% per annum, +3,000%, +5,000%. And I

07:13

Speaker A

just went and subscribed to all of them and started tracking everything they were doing closely. And surprise, surprise, what were they all doing?

07:20

Speaker A

Well, obviously, scalping and, well, inefficiencies. So it is Yes, yes. I mean, you can see their trades and it's like Egor, 500 rubles. 13 million.

07:28

Speaker A

Well, I still have, yes, I still need to work to reach his level. Look at what trading looks like. There are some very popular videos now. A day in the life of a trader. You know, where he wakes up, goes to the gym, to a

07:37

Speaker A

restaurant. Well, mine looks almost the sa...

07:45

Speaker A

without getting up, and then I go to sleep. That's what my trading day looks like.

07:48

Speaker A

You look better than I do. I tidied up my hair a bit just now. Yes . Yes. Tomorrow I'll go back to that, I'll take off all my clothes. Well, in short, overall per month, it's, well, from a few tens of thousands of dollars

07:59

Speaker A

. But I haven't crossed the hundred mark yet. So a month, right? I mean, on average a month you're already close. Well no, still somewhere in the middle.

08:07

Speaker A

I really want this event to be not just , you know, coming, relaxing, having a drink, hanging out, and all that.

08:12

Speaker A

Please, build connections. That is very , very important. We have not only graduates and those who have been studying for a long time here today. We also have new people here today who have come to take a look. Is that true?

08:21

Speaker A

Do you beat your sensei, or do you want to find him in an alley? He is definitely, he's like, he's that kind of guy. All the successful guys who are here today, they all have their own path. It's very similar for everyone in

08:31

Speaker A

many ways. I mean, hearing something somewhere again, then starting something. I will say right away that, in my opinion, what unites them all is such an important trait as being very independent. It seems as if no one taught them, they are like self-taught.

08:43

Speaker A

I could almost say that about myself too. But no way. Vanya Kashevi dragged me into arbitrage. There he is, sitting right there. Anyway, he just took and made a transfer to me in LiteInvest, if I'm not mistaken, a million rubles back

08:54

Speaker A

then. He was like, trade with everything. I said: "How am I supposed to pay you back now? Come on, come on, come on, come on." And he's like, take gas, take it, take it. Uh, those of us, the successful guys who have achieved

09:04

Speaker A

something really significant—in reality, there was someone standing behind them, someone who helped them, someone who pushed them, gathered them, someone who stood nearby while they were pressing buttons, when they didn’t want to do it, to handle all that stupid operational stuff. It’s

09:17

Speaker A

just disgusting. You really just want to press a button and get money. I asked you to communicate, because, well , we won’t be gathering like this very often, perhaps only once a quarter . I hope that our meetings will be even

09:29

Speaker A

more close-knit. Interesting. Since the last time we hung out and talked, our scalping direction has grown a bit, simply because we were out on the veranda talking and decided: "Why not, scalping is cool too, because there are robots there." It’s all about the

09:43

Speaker A

same. I wish you all the greatest success. I hope that absolutely everyone here achieves what they wanted and what they planned.

09:52

Speaker A

Wait, that's normal. I am a living person, I change. The perfect is dead, and I am not perfect. And I, like, used to think that way, did a lot of things that weren't right, but on the whole, if you look at it, all my stages were

10:03

Speaker A

always about some kind of gimmick or theme. I mean, if it was crypto, it was those things, well, Bitfinex and Poloniex. If it was America, then it was IPOs, private companies, and so on, during a certain period. And now, you

10:15

Speaker A

know, it’s like working off karma, yeah, now I go around and tell everyone how it’s best. Why with a video? Why?

10:22

Speaker A

At some point, I got sick and tired of banging my head against the wall. They don't hear or understand me. They think the same way. "Well, you're saying it yourself.""Well, those little triangles ." I say: "Well, look carefully, watch

10:32

Speaker A

those other 10 videos about the order book, about those US gateways, well, you know, that’s all you had enough for." But they didn't look into the depth. In reality, there never was.

10:43

Speaker A

From the first day I arrived there, they explained the infrastructure to me , and from that, any understanding of a direction always grew for me. I have never once in my life, well, I feel like, earned anything at all. And what

10:55

Speaker A

kind of America did I trade? Those were themes with biotechs, but that's a theme. I mean, it’s all, like, damn it, everything we do is directional, let’s be honest. I mean, where else are you going to go? In any case,

11:06

Speaker A

arbitrage is directional as well, regardless. It either goes one way, or it’s going to be a disaster.

11:11

Speaker A

Are you sure you need them? Yes. I’ve been in trading since late 2011. I got into it completely by accident. Business was going very well then, and I got talked into buying bank notes. But it turned out I was very

11:25

Speaker A

lucky. When the 3-year term of these notes ended, one of the instruments crossed the risk-free trading line just a week prior. And over those 3 years, I won’t say the amount, but they paid me 66.5%in dollars. And the dollar went

11:41

Speaker A

up from 30 to 75. I remember leaving BCS as a dollar billionaire back then.

11:47

Speaker A

Oh, I mean millionaire. I was one for exactly one day. Then the next day, they talked me into a dollar-denominated margin at 16%per annum. And over 2 years, I gave half of what I earned to BCS as interest.

12:04

Speaker A

I remember, we were neighbors. He could stop by my place, he would come in, take a look.

12:07

Speaker A

Yes, we used to visit each other. And Anton tells me, "Rom," he says, "maybe you should stop?""He says, let’s just sit down calmly." I had a bit of a dilemma; I needed Anton either as a friend or as a mentor. And I realized

12:20

Speaker A

I’d rather keep him as a friend. But there are plenty of people around. They taught me. I mean, I spent a very long time developing my systems. I analyzed them, and I’m trying to write my own algo-bots too. My main trading system

12:34

Speaker A

is still intraday scalping. With low risk, I’ll take 10 streams for myself . I wish you luck.

12:41

Speaker A

Just kidding, just kidding. Alright, thanks. And I love him very much. I love you too. Dima wants to send a shout-out to Denis from Novosibirsk, whom he met in the order book. They exchanged phone numbers using limit orders. You know, this is an amazing

12:56

Speaker A

story. Denis typed out his phone number using order sizes. That’s because for 2 days before that, we wouldn’t let each other trade. We were just clashing , and well, we kept getting in each other’s way for 2 days. Eventually,

13:09

Speaker A

he typed out his phone number, and it took me 2 hours to realize it was a phone number, well, the range we were driving the coin in, and he placed orders slightly higher. I mean, we agreed to take turns using

13:21

Speaker A

units, I’d take a buy, he’d take a buy, then he typed out the phone number, well, you can place orders for a certain amount, right? And he wrote his phone number. That phone number hung there for 2 hours.

13:33

Speaker A

was just hanging. And he placed orders, here are the orders there 97 185 is mine.

13:40

Speaker A

I, too, damn, that's genius. And so, I wrote to him on WhatsApp, he says: "Finally, 2 hours, in short, I'm waiting." I was at the first graduation , I wasn't trading anything. I'm from the fourth cohort, but got tied up there, regular job. And

13:56

Speaker A

I started trading a month after the first graduation. And I registered an account on BingX. Well, for now, it's just crypto here. I don't have a deposit on MX forex. I had 200 dollars.

14:10

Speaker A

I was laid off at work in February. Damn, goofed around. Everything is fine. I see it growing us .

14:16

Speaker A

And in the end, from 200 dollars in 2 months, I grew to 30 thousand. And this is spot, this is not everything works. And this is BingX.

14:27

Speaker A

Yes, we were just goofing around. Thank you, thank you so much. Holy [ \_\_ ].

14:36

Speaker A

30 grand from 200 bucks on spot. Convince me again that something doesn't work. Damn, it works.

14:42

Speaker A

I'd like to pass the floor to the other guys, for those who don't know. This is Ivan Koshirin, daddy of Capital XPB.

14:51

Speaker A

Trading is not for everyone at all, and few succeed. Yeah. And the fact that such a unique synergy was born. And I see with my own eyes, on the back, on the statistics, that there are really thousands of people who are succeeding,

15:04

Speaker A

although, well, many don't talk about it, many are in the shadows, and that's normal. But it's always very pleasant to watch and observe and feel involved in this. For this, a huge thank you to you. Thank you that we even met. Yeah.

15:17

Speaker A

And for those who came, well, I envy you to some extent, because the market is very unique right now, a unique time of sanctions, when there are a large number of opportunities in the market.

15:27

Speaker A

You are right where there are people who know how to use these opportunities . You have all the tools. That is, today, it seems to me, when I was starting, well, I've been trading for the tenth year now, without

15:37

Speaker A

exaggeration. Of course, there were no such opportunities before. And there were no people who could systematically show this. That is, right now you have people you can approach and ask. The same Anton, who shows his trades absolutely openly. That is, this is a

15:54

Speaker A

unique time, when there are sanctions, there are opportunities, there are spreads, there are trades almost every day. And there are also people who can show and reveal this. Most importantly, there is the infrastructure that helps to implement all this. In this regard,

16:08

Speaker A

I envy you very much. Hello, Anton Valeryevich. Yes, they are good. I just literally how old are you?

16:15

Speaker A

I'm eighteen. Two months ago I was at my grandma's in the village. I watched your first video .

16:20

Speaker A

This is what people at grandma's in the village do. Yeah, yeah. That same day I took it, installed everything, started figuring out MetaScalp, how it all works. I started doing it. In a week I figured it out, in 2 weeks I mastered MetaScalp, how to

16:31

Speaker A

connect everything, set up the API keys , registered on all those exchanges. In a week I made, I had 40 dollars, and in a week I made another 40 dollars, 100%.

16:41

Speaker A

I was trading volatile coins mostly, because when you have like plus 20 cents, and instead of 2.2, you're like: "Whoa, more." And then I trade all day long. I missed a day of school. I'm just constantly juggling it with my

16:53

Speaker A

studies. I keep collecting, collecting, collecting. I also collected 7 dollars. I think, that's it, how much more can I take? I'm, like, a millionaire in a month, yeah. A little bit, yeah. When you taught Phil about Asterdex, or

17:05

Speaker A

Hyperliquid, these DEX exchanges, I can't understand between which ranges the price moves. There's a DEX, a trade happened there.

17:15

Speaker A

There, that's the last price. And on Asterdex the price moves, well, let's say from 0.25 above to 0.25 below. Just a half-percent range around it.

17:25

Speaker A

Until the price there changes. It will set a new range. It changed. That's spot, right? Well, a DEX spot.

17:33

Speaker A

You're looking at DexScreener or DexTools, you're looking at trades in the pools for the coin.

17:38

Speaker A

There. So I'm focusing on the spot and Aha, everything, I understand. And I'm dancing around it, basically.

17:44

Speaker A

Yes, I declare the evening open. Let's relax , have a drink, socialize, smoke outside, drink some tea, lead a healthy lifestyle, exchange contacts, and ask each other questions. Welcome. Thanks for coming. Let's head into the hall, please.

18:11

Speaker A

We've got content. Kolya, I don't give a damn, please. We'll ask everyone in a moment. Right now. You've put me in quite a position.

18:19

Speaker A

Actually, I've been in trading for a very long time. I was even trading RAO and UES.

18:23

Speaker A

Well, how many years? Since the first wave. No. How much do you actually know about trading?

18:28

Speaker A

20? Well, you're a grown man, you just look young. He's quite old, I’ve aged well.

18:34

Speaker A

And how did you get into it, do you remember? Listen, it was always interesting to me . I, damn it, watched all sorts of movies, watched every bit of nonsense I could get my hands on regarding trading . It was from

18:44

Speaker A

closer. Yeah, yeah. I probably started trading in 2010. My uncle introduced me to the guys who had just created the Bondar platform.

18:53

Speaker A

Bondar himself was still there, and I traded in the very first team they had.

18:57

Speaker A

I traded the RTS. And the S&P. This was back in 2010. I remember it clearly; I traded actively for maybe six months to a year, then I left, came back, and was told, "Trading isn't for you, get a job

19:09

Speaker A

." So I quit. Well, I traded for two years, quit, and then returned to crypto in 2017. I traded crypto from 2017, and then later, the arbitrage started with you guys. I’ve been trading for 21 [ \_\_ ] years. How I got

19:23

Speaker A

into trading: I saw an ad in the newspaper for a company... Oh, that’s right. ...for traders. I went there and started trading.

19:32

Speaker A

What does your trading look like now and how much have you earned? I think, in principle, I’ve achieved some results. I wouldn't say they are grand. I just know those who are doing much better. Hundreds of thousands, let's say.

19:45

Speaker A

Hundreds of thousands of dollars. What does your trading look like now? If I look at it from the perspective that I’m more into "schemes," I spend my time constantly researching and finding new opportunities. You taught me that. I don’t look for directional

19:58

Speaker A

plays or anything like that anymore. I just focus on specific market inefficiencies. Listen, it's mostly full-time work; I trade directionally, plus arbitrage.

20:11

Speaker A

How much I’ve made, I don’t know; there have been ups and downs. I do a bit of directional trading on the side.

20:15

Speaker A

But overall, I’m comfortably in the green. You can earn consistently with arbitrage if you don't get too deep into directional trading. I wanted to thank you for the project and say that I’ve been involved for about four months, and I've been trading for about

20:32

Speaker A

three—just regular arbitrage, yeah. I managed to make about 50%, in a sort of adjusted calculation, taking into account the proper payout, minus......

20:45

Speaker A

accounting for inflation, corruption, and stagnation, it's 50%. Something like that, yes, it’s very encouraging. I hope to increase my volume and, accordingly, maintain about the same yield.

20:56

Speaker A

I wish you success. Yes, thank you. And you too. My first trade was on February 28, 2021 . It was a signal I bought for 5,000 rubles. In some scam group. You can do the math yourself from there. Ah.

21:10

Speaker A

I’ve been in trading since 2016, dealing with crypto. I took a few small courses, then saw you on YouTube, and started trading the US market with UT.

21:21

Speaker A

While the opportunity was there, the money was there, I was earning, but then, unfortunately, certain nuances arose, and it sort of closed down.

21:28

Speaker A

After that, I went back into crypto and it was just minus, minus, minus, minus.

21:33

Speaker A

I joined your fourth cohort and oh my god, so many opportunities, so much money, honestly, it’s just fantastic.

21:41

Speaker A

Yes, we are recording a video for Denis . Dan, hi. I was told this magical story. You guys are absolutely incredible. Thinking to exchange phone numbers through the order book is top-tier.

21:52

Speaker A

Write to me. Welcome to the community. You did great, I am very proud of you.

21:56

Speaker A

That is really cool. At first, I deposited 200,000 and decided to see how arbitrage works. Now I've scaled it up to 15 million. It's not that I made it from 200, I just kept adding more.

22:07

Speaker A

We are a fairly large high-frequency trader in the crypto market. These are taker strategies, market makers on KuCoin, on Bitget. How much have you earned? Well, let's say it's enough to live on.

22:16

Speaker A

Someone was telling stories that, like, a lizard came up, bit me, and follows me around all day looking so sad. No, no, it turned out later that it is, well, just naturally venomous. Well, not much for a human. It bit you and is

22:28

Speaker A

waiting for you to die so it can eat you. And Phil is following me around the whole time, like, to film the moment when I just drop. S.

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