Digital Social Hour
$100K/Month Instagram Secret GONE: Millionaire's New Move | Jason Stone DSH #989
Tue, 17 Dec 2024
$100K/Month Instagram Secret GONE: Millionaire's New Move 💰📈 Jason Stone's $100K/month Instagram empire vanished overnight! 😱 But this millionaire mentor isn't backing down. Discover his shocking pivot into algorithmic trading that's yielding 10% monthly returns! 🤯 Tune in as Jason spills the tea on: • Why his 10M follower Instagram got disabled 📵 • His bold claim about Bitcoin's future 🚫 • The forex algorithm making $80K+ per month 💸 • His unexpected jiu-jitsu passion and business venture 🥋 Don't miss out on this eye-opening conversation packed with valuable insights! Watch now and subscribe for more insider secrets on the Digital Social Hour with Sean Kelly. 🎙️ Join the conversation and learn how Jason's turning setbacks into comebacks. From social media mogul to algorithmic trading guru, his journey will inspire you to adapt and thrive! 🚀 Hit that subscribe button and stay tuned for more game-changing stories on Digital Social Hour! 🔔 #DigitalSocialHour #SeanKelly #JasonStone #AlgorithmicTrading #EntrepreneurshipTips #socialmediamanager #socialmediamarketing #inboundmarketing #instagramthemepage #digitalmarketing CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 00:25 - Jason’s Instagram Disabled 04:20 - Sponsored by BetterHelp 05:00 - Jason’s Business Venture: Effing Capital 09:42 - Understanding Drawdown Ratios 11:18 - Exploring Velocity Filters 13:18 - Future of Cryptocurrency 16:04 - Turning Algorithms into Funds 18:23 - E-commerce Profit Margins 21:25 - Jiu Jitsu Insights 25:13 - Opening a Jiu Jitsu Gym 27:40 - Jiu Jitsu in Street Fights 29:01 - Connect with Jason APPLY TO BE ON THE PODCAST: https://www.digitalsocialhour.com/application BUSINESS INQUIRIES/SPONSORS: [email protected] GUEST: Jason Stone https://www.instagram.com/jason__stone/ https://www.instagram.com/millionaire_mentor SPONSORS: BetterHelp: https://www.betterhelp.com/DSH LISTEN ON: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digital-social-hour/id1676846015 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Jn7LXarRlI8Hc0GtTn759 Sean Kelly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seanmikekelly/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Chapter 1: Why was Jason's Instagram account disabled?
All right, guys. Got someone I've known for, damn, eight, nine years now, Jason Stone. Thanks for coming on, man. What's up? Thanks for having me. Yeah, dude. It's been cool to see your growth on social media and in real life. Like, you've been killing it.
Yeah, likewise with your podcast. You've been killing it. I mean, I was just telling you before this podcast started, like, I don't know how you bang out so many.
episodes a lot dude but content is king and you know this running huge instagram pages you know exactly you're posting what like four times a day uh on the million well the millionaire measure is actually disabled right now first time in 10 years geez sucks what did you post well uh like maybe seven eight copyright violations over the last couple years but i never monitored that email so i never thought anything about it or never looked at those and took them seriously uh
I'm like, oh, I'm the millionaire mentor. I got legacy verified, 10 million. I'm never getting disabled, but it happens. And a copyright? Yeah. So was it just footage you didn't own, I guess? It's just reels. There's businesses that are built just to go after people that post their copyrighted work.
Chapter 2: What is Jason's new business venture?
And businesses will take a viral video, copyright it for five bucks, and then go after whoever posts it. Wow. Like a whole business is built just around that. That's crazy. It is.
So I got to be careful. I got to tell my team, because we use a lot of B-roll in our footage and our clips.
Yeah, B-rolls, I think even on YouTube, you're not allowed to use more than 10 seconds of actual footage full screen. You're supposed to have at least 50%. I'm not sure of the ratio, but a certain percentage of it has to be editable. That's why people are doing half the screen is the video and half the screen is the commentary.
Yeah.
Yeah, I've seen that gameplay. Yeah, you're allowed to do that. But if you have the whole video playing for more than 10 seconds, it could be, you know. Damn.
Striked. So that guy just is trying to get you for money, basically.
Yeah, there's multiple companies that have posted strikes against the account.
Holy crap. Hope you get it back, man.
Yeah. That was your bread and butter. Maybe you know somebody.
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Chapter 3: How does algorithmic trading work?
And I never saw them. I never saw them all come through. But I wish, in hindsight, I wish I would have just paid them off.
Yeah.
And we would have been cool.
Damn.
But I'm ready to pay 30, 40 grand to whoever can get it back.
If you're out there. If you're watching this, because that page was cash flowing, man.
It is. It sucks that income stream.
Yeah, because how much was it doing at the peak?
10 years.
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Chapter 4: What returns can be expected from algorithmic trading?
Things like there's a lot of rules and regulations in the gray area in the United States for U.S. residents to be able to get into this industry. A U.S. client is only able to trade on 50 to 1 leverage. So there's not many options for U.S. clients. In order to onboard legally an onboard U.S. client, you have to have a $10 million net worth or more.
Damn. So it's not even accredited. It's another level.
It's another level above accredited that will allow a U.S. client to go offshore and use a 201 leverage brokerage anywhere in the world legally. I mean, it's not like you're breaking the law. It's like a gray area of the CFTC that states that, you know, be careful. They just want to protect the U.S. customer. And that's all that it's for.
Because I don't know if you know the statistic that 90-some percent of traders lose. Wow. So 90% of people are losing their money trading, whether it's stocks, forex, crypto, anything. If people are there manually trading, 90% of people lose. And that's what the CFTC wants to protect.
That's really high. I didn't know it was that bad.
But thank God we don't manually trade. So we want to use AI and algorithms to place all our trades for us. So the people winning are just, a lot of them are automated, just AI programs, basically? Yeah. I mean, that's what big banks do. Big banks are trading trillions a day in the foreign exchange, trading the Euro to the USD, making little tiny fractions of a cent.
And they got the best AI probably.
And they got the best algorithms and AI, yeah. So that's what, I think AI and... is going to be more implemented into these algorithms, because algorithms is not AI. Let's make that clear. An algorithm is a computer program with a bunch of ones and zeros. That's not artificial intelligence.
Artificial intelligence is actually a learning module that actually will learn from past to dictate the future. We're playing with artificial intelligence incorporated into these algorithms. to either flicker back between one algorithm or another, depending on the market volatility. Because sometimes if the market's flat, you're not making money.
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Chapter 5: What are the risks associated with trading?
Even like NERP, like Betas came under a bunch of drawdown and I heard, just heard by people and other, there's a bunch of companies right now that are getting crashed out.
Right. Well, NURBS crashed a few times. That wouldn't be the first time they've had a big drawdown. I've seen it like twice a year with them. But that's a risky take. And we've gotten wrecked on some of these before you went on start.
I got one with you. I know you got wrecked on some. We are wrecked on a couple big ones.
I got wrecked on three.
Oh, can we say the names?
Let's keep the names. No, I'm glad you persevered because it compelled me to leave the space entirely. But a few guys like you ended up making your own.
I was just, I was like, I knew I want to do this. Like, I know I've gotten wrecked. I've lost millions of dollars putting into companies that failed, but I knew there was one and I knew there had to be a way for the long run. And that's just being safe.
risk to reward finding that algorithm that doesn't use a lot of your capital to trade but it's there if it's needed it's there if there's a big drawdown day a big volatile day or there's a current event news war that swing currencies crazy right so as long as you keep it safe and you a lot of money in the account and you're only utilizing maybe one to five percent on a daily basis you're perfectly safe
A lot of people, they just get greedy. Greed is what takes over and they want to make that extra few percent a month. They want to make 10, they want to make 20. And if someone comes to me and said they're going to make 20% a month, I'm like, run far away, run far away.
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Chapter 6: Is cryptocurrency the future of money?
Chapter 7: How has Jason adapted to recent challenges?
yeah b-rolls uh i think even on youtube you're not allowed to use more than like 10 seconds of actual footage like you're supposed to have at least 50 i'm not sure the ratio but like a certain percentage of it and that's why people are doing uh half the screen is the video and half the screen is like the commentary but if you have the whole video playing for more than 10 seconds it's it could be you know
All right, guys. Got someone I've known for, damn, eight, nine years now, Jason Stone. Thanks for coming on, man. What's up? Thanks for having me. Yeah, dude. It's been cool to see your growth on social media and in real life. Like, you've been killing it.
Yeah, likewise with your podcast. You've been killing it. I mean, I was just telling you before this podcast started, like, I don't know how you bang out so many.
episodes a lot dude but content is king and you know this running huge instagram pages you know exactly you're posting what like four times a day uh on the million well the millionaire measure is actually disabled right now first time in 10 years geez sucks what did you post well uh like maybe seven eight copyright violations over the last couple years but i never monitored that email so i never thought anything about it or never looked at those and took them seriously uh
I'm like, oh, I'm the millionaire mentor. I got legacy verified, 10 million. I'm never getting disabled, but it happens. And a copyright? Yeah. So was it just footage you didn't own, I guess? It's just reels. There's businesses that are built just to go after people that post their copyrighted work.
And businesses will take a viral video, copyright it for five bucks, and then go after whoever posts it. Wow. Like a whole business is built just around that. That's crazy. It is.
So I got to be careful. I got to tell my team, because we use a lot of B-roll in our footage and our clips.
Yeah, B-rolls, I think even on YouTube, you're not allowed to use more than 10 seconds of actual footage full screen. You're supposed to have at least 50%. I'm not sure of the ratio, but a certain percentage of it has to be editable. That's why people are doing half the screen is the video and half the screen is the commentary.
Yeah.
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Chapter 8: What lessons has Jason learned from trading?
Let's keep the names. No, I'm glad you persevered because it compelled me to leave the space entirely. But a few guys like you ended up making your own.
I was just, I was like, I knew I want to do this. Like, I know I've gotten wrecked. I've lost millions of dollars putting into companies that failed, but I knew there was one and I knew there had to be a way for the long run. And that's just being safe.
risk to reward finding that algorithm that doesn't use a lot of your capital to trade but it's there if it's needed it's there if there's a big drawdown day a big volatile day or there's a current event news war that swing currencies crazy right so as long as you keep it safe and you a lot of money in the account and you're only utilizing maybe one to five percent on a daily basis you're perfectly safe
A lot of people, they just get greedy. Greed is what takes over and they want to make that extra few percent a month. They want to make 10, they want to make 20. And if someone comes to me and said they're going to make 20% a month, I'm like, run far away, run far away.
The drawdown needed for that is just too high.
The risk is too high. Yeah. So our, what's really dope about ours is only two to one drawdown ratio. So I know if I see a $10,000 drawdown, I'm making five grand the next day. And it's been like that for three years. Wow. It's insane. I've never seen anything like it.
Even on news days?
Yeah. Holy crap. On news days, there's what we call, we have a velocity filter. So when something shoots up or goes down quickly, it's taking less trades. So that's something we implemented. It's not AI, but it's going to limit the amount of trades per minute. Right. And that's really dope.
That's huge, dude. No, I need to look into that, dude. Because like you, I saw potential in it for eight months straight, 10% a month. And then one fucking news day, dude, lost the whole account. I didn't pull out anything. So it was a total L. That's the other thing, too. You need to pull out some on the way up. Yeah. A lot of people leave their whole million-dollar bag in there.
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