CRIPTOADICTO

Cripto Adicto (@Cripto_Adicto on YouTube) is a Spanish-language channel built for people who invest from Spain: it talks in euros, about the Spanish tax agency (Hacienda) and about the CNMV, Spain's securities regulator. Besides analysis and strategy, it warns about scams and security failures, and since April 2026 it has been publishing Entiende Cripto (“Understand Crypto”), a series that goes through the market's most important cryptocurrencies one by one. The banner sums it up in one line: “Criptomonedas · Análisis · Inversión · Sin humo” (crypto, analysis, investing, no hype).

Those are the figures on his YouTube page as of October 2, 2026; the counter at the top shows today's. YouTube abbreviates subscriber counts (between 1,000 and 9,999 the public number only moves every 10 new subscribers), so “1.01K” means a little over a thousand people, while views are exact. The account was created on September 17, 2018, but the oldest thing you can watch on the channel today is a Short from March 27, 2025, “Bitcoin en 1 minuto” (Bitcoin in one minute). Long-form videos start on July 14, 2025.

What “Sin humo” (no hype) means in practice

• No promises of getting rich. His beginner guide from July 2026 puts it in writing: “without promising you'll get rich.” The September video on trading adds another angle: “without selling you courses.”
• Risks first. Almost every Entiende Cripto episode has its uncomfortable chapter (“the real risks, unsweetened”, “the B-side nobody tells you about”), and in September 2026 he made an entire video about the three worst coins of the year.
• The disclaimer, for real. “This is NOT financial advice. It's my personal analysis. Always do your own research.” He writes it, in those or similar words, in almost every long video since May 2026, and here it isn't fine print.

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No jargon. No promises that you'll get rich. And a warning about the mistakes that ruin most beginners before you make them yourself.

This site is his home outside YouTube: the videos play right here, sorted by topic in the full video library, with written guides for people who prefer to read. The channel's story, told through its own videos, is on the About page.

More than half of his long videos, 53 of 103, are Bitcoin and altcoin analyses published between July 2025 and April 2026. There's no crystal ball: there are charts, a handful of tools that keep coming back and two healthy habits. One is giving more weight to the weekly close than to an afternoon scare (“ESTE CIERRE SEMANAL DE BTC ES MUY PELIGROSO”, this BTC weekly close is very dangerous, December 2025). The other is laying out scenarios and spelling out what would have to happen to invalidate each one. That question is what separates analysis from a bet.

Chart patterns, explained for beginners

Inverse head and shoulders (HCH invertido)

Three lows in a row, the middle one deepest. If price breaks the line joining the bounces, it's read as a possible bullish reversal. In September 2025 he flagged one on Bitcoin with a target around $121,000 and, three days later, titled a video “BTC cumple el HCH invertido” (BTC completes the inverse H&S).

Falling wedge

Two descending lines that converge: price keeps falling, but with less force each time. A break to the upside is usually read as bullish. He was watching one on July 26, 2025, and on the 28th posted “¡BTC ROMPE el PATRÓN!” (BTC breaks the pattern).

Double top and double bottom

Two highs (or two lows) at roughly the same level: the top warns of exhaustion, the bottom of a possible bounce. Many of these setups never complete, and in September 2025 he explained what it meant for a double top to be invalidated.

Symmetrical triangle

Lower highs and higher lows: price gets squeezed and the breakout tends to be sharp, but the pattern doesn't tell you which way. In February 2026 he drew one on Bitcoin with two possible destinations: $80,000 or $58,000.

BITCOIN AL LÍMITE: Triángulo Simétrico a Punto de EXPLOTAR 🚨 ¿80.000$ o 58.000$?8:28

Indicators: RSI, divergences and MACD

The RSI (relative strength index) was published by J. Welles Wilder in 1978. It measures, on a 0 to 100 scale, the strength of up moves against down moves, usually over 14 candles, and flags overbought above 70 and oversold below 30. His January 2026 guide argues that stopping there means using half the indicator; the powerful part is divergences. If price makes a higher high and the RSI a lower one, the divergence is bearish; if price makes a lower low and the RSI a higher one, it's bullish. The MACD, created by Gerald Appel, compares two exponential moving averages (usually 12 and 26 periods) with a 9-period signal line to show whether momentum is speeding up or fading.

Dominance, Total3 and the Russell 2000

Bitcoin dominance (BTC.D) is Bitcoin's share of the total value of the crypto market. If it falls while the market rises, money is rotating into altcoins, which is why it shows up in 19 of his videos, almost all from the second half of 2025. Total3 is the market cap of everything except Bitcoin and Ethereum, and in January 2026 he set it against the Russell 2000, the index of 2,000 small US companies: when appetite for risk returns to the stock market, altcoins tend to feel it. It's a correlation, not a law.

Macro: the Fed, interest rates and even NVIDIA

Bitcoin doesn't trade in a vacuum. The Federal Reserve's monetary policy committee, the FOMC, holds eight regularly scheduled meetings a year, and several of his 2025 videos revolve around what the Fed might say: “CUIDADO: Powell decide el destino de BTC” (August), “HABLA POWELL” (October) or the scenarios he posted the day before December's rate decision. Jerome Powell chaired the Fed back then; Kevin Warsh has held the job since May 22, 2026. He did the same with NVIDIA's earnings in November 2025: which Bitcoin levels could be lost or won back depending on how the market reacted.

The method in action: RSI divergences, and Total3 against the Russell 2000

12:02

Trading con RSI y Divergencias: La Única Guía para ser Rentable

Jan 17, 2026 · 187 views

7:44

¿Bitcoin o Altcoins? El gráfico que lo cambia TODO

Jan 11, 2026 · 17 views

On April 27, 2026, the series that is now the heart of the channel got going, with a pitch that leaves no room for doubt: EP.01 was the first of “a series in which I analyze, one by one, the 100 most important cryptocurrencies on the market.” It started with Bitcoin and reached EP.14, Tether, in seven weeks; from EP.05 to EP.14, the descriptions round off that pitch with “Sin filtros. Sin humo.” (No filters. No hype.) Since late June the videos no longer carry a number, but they keep the format: Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, Polygon, Arbitrum, TRON and HYPE (Hyperliquid). As of October 2, 2026, there are 20 episodes.

EP.01 starts where it all started. On October 31, 2008, someone using the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto circulated a nine-page document, the Bitcoin white paper, which opens like this:

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A purely peer-to-peer version of electronic cash would allow online payments to be sent directly from one party to another without going through a financial institution.

Most episodes follow a structure you can spot in the chapter list:

1. 01

   The problem

   What the coin set out to fix: the financial system for Bitcoin, the “oracle problem” for Chainlink, the broken SWIFT system for XRP.

2. 02

   The origin

   Who built it: Sergey Nazarov and his ten years with SWIFT, Jed McCaleb's fight with Ripple, why Charles Hoskinson draws so much hate.

3. 03

   How it really works

   The technology without jargon, and why it has real value, or doesn't.

4. 04

   The catalysts

   What could move it: Chainlink and the DTCC, Ondo's summit with the White House, Cardano's three big catalysts for 2026.

5. 05

   The risks

   Almost never missing: “the real risks (unsweetened)”, “the B-side nobody tells you about”, “the centralization elephant”.

6. 06

   His prediction

   “Mis predicciones para…” (my predictions for…): his opinion, dated, not a guarantee.

Qué es Bitcoin y por qué puede cambiarte la vida — Guía completa desde cero15:56

The titles are loud (“the crypto that shouldn't exist”, “the biggest scam or the biggest jackpot in crypto history?”), but the tone changes once you press play. The Cardano episode, the channel's most-watched long video (3,459 views as of October 2, 2026), sets out to cover it “without defending it and without attacking it. Just data.” The Tether one explains what would happen if the most used crypto on the planet failed for a single day, and the HYPE one spends a whole chapter on Hyperliquid's danger. Every episode is in Entiende Cripto, and the basics are written up in what is Bitcoin.

Three episodes to watch next: Cardano, Tether and HYPE

EP.1012:42

Qué es Cardano: la cripto que su fundador dice que subirá 1000 veces

Jun 3, 2026 · 3,663 views

EP.1410:23

Qué es Tether (USDT): la cripto que usas cada día sin saber lo que esconde

Jun 16, 2026 · 212 views

9:27

Qué es HYPE (Hyperliquid): la criptomoneda que TODOS miran en 2026

Sep 12, 2026 · 2,885 views

If you still don't know what a wallet is, don't start with a 2025 chart analysis full of levels that no longer exist. Given what's been published, this is the order that makes sense:

1. 01

   Understand what you're buying

   Watch EP.01 on Bitcoin and read what is Bitcoin. If the word blockchain sounds like gibberish, his September 2026 video explains it with the idea of a shared notebook.

2. 02

   Learn the rules before you buy

   “Cómo empezar a invertir en criptomonedas desde CERO” (how to start investing in crypto from zero) opens with four golden rules, then covers where to buy, your first purchase step by step and where to keep it. The written version is in how to start in crypto.

3. 03

   Learn everyone's mistakes

   “7 errores que ARRUINAN a los principiantes” (7 mistakes that ruin beginners, July 2026) and “Si empezara en cripto con 20 años haría esto” (if I were starting crypto at 20, I'd do this, September), where he admits: “I know because I screwed up at the start.”

4. 04

   Decide where to keep it before you buy

   Read up on hot vs cold wallets and go through the most common scams. Buying is easy; keeping it safe is the hard part.

5. 05

   Pick a boring strategy

   DCA, buying the same amount at regular intervals, is his answer for anyone who doesn't want to live glued to a chart.

6. 06

   Understand the market's clock

   Every 210,000 blocks, roughly every four years, the reward Bitcoin miners receive is cut in half: that's the halving. His July 2026 video explains why the market moves in cycles, and the background is in cycles and halving.

Cómo empezar a invertir en criptomonedas desde CERO (guía honesta 2026)12:06

If you live in Spain, check how crypto is taxed in crypto taxes in Spain before you sell at a profit: swapping one coin for another counts too. And if you want more videos at this level, they're grouped under start from zero.

Trading means buying and selling to catch moves that last minutes, hours or days. Investing means buying something because you think it will be worth more in a few years and sitting tight in the meantime. His September 30, 2026 video, “Trading vs Invertir en Bitcoin”, compares the two: why most traders lose money, what swing trading is, why higher timeframes are more reliable, and the stat about the five days that decided Bitcoin's whole year.

Trading vs Invertir en Bitcoin: ¿Qué Es Mejor de Verdad?9:10

Risk management comes first, not last

Even his December 2025 scalping guide sets aside a block for risk management so you don't blow up your account. The rule in any serious manual: before you enter, decide how much you're willing to lose, put the stop where the idea stops making sense, and size the position from there, not the other way round. A small loss can be recovered; a blown account can't. The full version is in the risk management guide.

DCA, for people who don't want to watch charts

DCA (dollar cost averaging) means buying the same amount every week or every month, whatever the price does. You don't pick the best moment; you choose not to have to pick it. His February 2026 video walks through it step by step, and a Short from the same month boils it down to one idea: you don't need to be a fortune-teller. Examples are in the Bitcoin DCA guide.

Scalping, only if you know what you're getting into

Scalping chases very small moves on charts of a few minutes: lots of trades, fees that eat into the margin and decisions made in seconds. His guide offers a simple system to start with, but it's the riskiest part of the catalog. The rest of his strategy videos are in trading & strategy.

In summer 2026 the channel turned to a very practical question: when you buy Bitcoin, where is that Bitcoin, really? An exchange is the platform where you buy and sell; if you leave your coins there, the platform controls the keys. With your own wallet, the keys are yours, with everything that implies: if you lose the recovery phrase (the seed), nobody can give it back.

Hot or cold

A hot wallet is an app or browser extension connected to the internet: free, convenient and built for everyday use. A cold wallet is a device that keeps the keys offline: harder to attack remotely, less convenient and not free. His August 2026 comparison doesn't crown a universal winner, because it depends on how much money you have and how you use it: “there isn't a best one for everyone... there's a best one for YOU.”

Wallet FRÍA vs Wallet CALIENTE: cuál necesitas de verdad (guía 2026)11:07

MiCA: what changed on July 1, 2026

If you live in Spain or elsewhere in the EU, this one matters. MiCA is Regulation (EU) 2023/1114: common, directly applicable rules for crypto-assets across the EU. It has applied in full since December 30, 2024, but it allowed platforms already operating a transition period that ended on July 1, 2026 at the latest, as ESMA explains; Spain used the full 18 months. Since that day, according to the CNMV, only providers authorized by the CNMV or another EU regulator can operate in Spain. That's the backdrop to his video “Binance se va de Europa” (Binance leaves Europe, June 30) and his August pick of exchanges “con licencia MiCA” (with a MiCA license). More detail in exchanges and MiCA.

Scams he has covered

• A fake Ledger app on the App Store. A July 2026 Short warns that one made it into Apple's store. The rule he repeats in his descriptions: buy hardware wallets only from the manufacturer's official website.
• The Coldcard incident. In August 2026 he devoted a video and a Short to it. As he explains, “it wasn't the chip, it was the seed”: the flaw was in how the recovery phrase was generated, not in Bitcoin's cryptography. His advice is to find out which firmware version created your seed and to check the manufacturer's official notice.
• The classic. No legitimate person will ever ask for your recovery phrase: not tech support, not a so-called account manager, not a website that “verifies” your wallet.

Exploit de Coldcard: no fue el chip, fue la semilla (cómo comprobar la tuya) #cripto #shorts

All the videos in this block are in wallets, exchanges & security, and the most common scams, written up, are in crypto scams.

YouTube is home base: subscribe to the channel and turn on the bell if you don't want to miss an episode. His descriptions also link to his Instagram, @cripto_adicto_ (“follow me for daily content”), and to a Discord server he describes with refreshing honesty: “we've only just started, there's not much activity for now.” The invite link is in his video descriptions.

How often he posts

Counting his catalog, between January and September 2026 he uploaded 109 videos: 60 long ones and 49 Shorts, about twelve a month. Since May the pace of long videos has been very steady, 8 or 9 a month, roughly two a week with no fixed day. Shorts were the main format in February, March and April; since May long-form has taken over, and in September one of his descriptions promised “Entiende Crypto cada semana” (Entiende Cripto every week).

What kind of comments he asks for

“Great video” isn't enough. In 2025, some descriptions asked viewers to comment their prediction or “which scenario you see.” Since April 2026 almost every long-video description includes a specific question and a keyword to reply with (in Spanish): “BITCOIN” on EP.01, if you want to know how he manages his own investments; “CERO” (zero) if you're just starting (“I'll give you a hand”); “LLAVES” (keys) to say where you keep your coins; “ERRORES” (mistakes) to confess which of the seven you've made (he admits to falling into several); “HOLD” or “TRADING” for September's debate.

It's the most direct way to get him to read you and to tell the channel what to make next. And there's another way to support it that costs nothing: send a video to that friend who's about to put their savings into this month's hot coin. It might save them a nasty surprise.