Crypto Trading Strategies for a Post-FTX World: Get Tips from Cryptomom

• The Bank of International Settlements found that the median retail investor lost 50% of their Bitcoin (BTC) investment in the past seven years.
• Cryptomom Brenda Gentry has over 15 years of experience in traditional banking and recently launched Gentry Media Productions, to introduce more women and minorities to Web3, DeFi and NFTs.
• We ask Gentry about her newly acquired sports betting platform, BundleBets, as well as her take on Web3, FTX debacle and simple trading strategies in a post-FTX world.

Crypto Trading Strategies with Cryptomom

In this week’s episode of Market Talks, Cointelegraph welcomes Brenda Gentry (aka Cryptomom) to discuss some simple trading strategies to help navigate the crypto space in a post-FTX world. With over 15 years of experience in traditional banking and her recent launch of Gentry Media Productions, she is on a mission to introduce more women and minorities to Web3, DeFi and NFTs.

A Report from the Bank of International Settlements

We start by discussing a report from the Bank of International Settlements which found that the median retail investor lost 50% of their Bitcoin (BTC) investment in the past seven years. We ask Gentry what her thoughts are on this statistic and how investors can avoid becoming part of it.

Sports Betting Platform: BundleBets

Sports betting is all the rage now with non-stop commercials from different companies encouraging people to take part. We asked Gentry about her newly acquired sports betting platform BundleBets, why she got interested in it and how it works.

Web 3 Explained

We then move onto talking about Web 3 – what does it mean for Gentry? Plot twist! She can’t use any buzzwords to define it – so we get her unique perspective on what it means for our future.

Navigating a Post-FTX World

As much as we’d like to forget about Terra and FTX – you really cannot have a conversation about crypto without mentioning either one. We get Gentry’s experience during these events as well as what are some simple trading strategies that investors can use in a post-FTX world where you never know what company could go belly up next? Lastly, we discuss what needs to happen or be heard in order for retail investors to be lured back into crypto after such incidents occur?