Andrew Parish

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The Pomp Podcast · How The Secret Crypto Algorithms REALLY Work | Andrew Parish · 20 Jan 2026 podcast

if markets if larger markets are going to mirror crypto markets in the future and everything's going to be 24 7 trading 24 hour trading seven days a week always on never off it it now becomes a just a reality

that your bank doesn't have people that are on the floor 24-7, exchanges don't have 24-7, your financial advisor 24-7, you're going to have to get your hands on tools that are there for you while you sleep.

Again, I come back to the Jeff Park idea.

Jeff Park is a unique mind in the world of trading and investments, but Jeff Park has to sleep during the week, right?

He has to sleep every day so he can be Jeff Park during the rest of the day.

Well, we're going to get to a point where, you know, your money is going to need two Jeff Parks every day, right?

Because you got to fill up 24 hours because the markets never turn off.

So the proliferation of algorithmic tools all the way down to the guy that's got $2,700 in his Robinhood account is coming.

It is on its way.

And so your ability to affect transactions without emotion and to not get beat by institutional algorithms, you have to get your hands on it.

And that's where we're headed in traditional markets.

And it's certainly where we've been in terms of what you need to use on the crypto side, right?

You need to use tools that give you an advantage.

And that's what we do.

Yeah, I think it's going to take meaningful time for it to catch up to the way that the markets move.

The markets themselves are a living, breathing organism, right?

So markets have, you know, they have a process by which they calculate information and they calculate emotion and they move based on the conglomerate of all of those things.

Again, living, breathing organisms.

So it's difficult for

as you call them, the agentic tools, which are generally taking a look as quickly as possible at history, right?

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