Psychology, Value, and Data: How Santiago Santos Navigates The Markets
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This is an issue I have with my parents, with my mom, and I love her. But she was like, you need to be more well rounded. I'm like, that's the biggest load of bullshit I've ever heard in my life. I don't wanna be well rounded. That's mediocre.
Today, we are interviewing Santiago Santos, one of the best performing hedge fund managers in the world of crypto. He sold the top in 2021 and he's here today to talk to you about what's coming next for the markets. Alright, guys. I have a very special guest here for you today. We've got Santiago Santos. Thank you so much for joining us at the Cellini Summit. We've got a great room that they've actually set us up with right next to the conference venue. For those of you that are not in the know, this is a very special conference with only the best people, and Santiago is one of the best of the
Thank you, man. Fluffing me up. Yeah. It's great. In person podcast is hit differently.
It's kinda funny. So you you guys obviously wouldn't know this, but Santi and I just spent the last hour and a half together talking while we were setting up this
We could've just recorded
We were just we probably recorded a podcast before the podcast. We had talked about literally everything from his life in Monaco to driving driving Ferraris to his, you know, his his, his birthplace of Mexico and how that impacted his investing. That actually, I wasn't gonna start there, but I now I kind of need to ask you about it. You you you probably don't know. Cosanti doesn't have an accent, but he was born in Mexico.
Yes. Fully. Like like, there's most people think I'm American. But, know, you make a conscious choice. Like, growing up, I was like, Okay, how can I prefer the the the accent? And it's like, how badly do you want it? Like, for me, it was like, I just know that if I have an accent, I'm your conscious or subconscious is someone's going to judge you. So if if one of the things that growing up, my parents were always, like, always made me believe they didn't give me much money. Like, they provided education, and we we had the fortune of traveling. And and they kind of instilled this idea of, like,
so you you were sitting there practicing words or what was you Listen to yourself.
Yeah. Like like, you I I I you know, you you you listen to how other people speak, and then, you know, you record yourself, and you look at yourself, and then see, it's very like, you I I never understood. Like, anyone can perfect their accent. It's kinda I hate to say it, but it's kinda lazy if have an unless you're, like, a conscious like, I'm I'm some people might say, like, I I love my heritage and but, you know, you can talk like this, and you're inherently there's a communication barrier. And so you want to be very articulate. And and if you are sitting across someone, you wanna make sur
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