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How the library is organized
The grid on this page shows every video and lets you filter by category. Those categories belong to this site, not to YouTube: they group videos by topic based on their title and content, so you don't have to dig through the whole channel. A video can sit in two categories (a wallet tutorial aimed at beginners, for example), which is why the numbers below add up to more than 188: 16 videos appear in two categories.
188
public videos (Oct 2, 2026)
103
long-form videos
85
Shorts
113,232
channel views (Oct 2, 2026)
The library has layers, like an archaeological dig. The channel was created in September 2018, but everything it has published runs from March 27, 2025 to September 30, 2026. The first few months are Shorts only. Between July 2025 and February 2026, the channel lived mostly on weekly Bitcoin and altcoin analysis; the last one came out on April 22, 2026. Five days later, Entiende Cripto kicked off with EP.01 on Bitcoin, and since then nearly everything new has been educational: series episodes, comparisons, tutorials and videos for beginners.
This matters more than it looks. A video from October 2025 and one from September 2026 can look equally fresh in a grid, but you don't use them the same way. So before the paths, a word on how they play and how to read each type.
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How the videos play on this site
Every video plays right here, without leaving the page. Until you press play you only see the thumbnail: YouTube's player doesn't load until you click. When you do, it loads from youtube-nocookie.com, the domain of YouTube's privacy-enhanced mode. Shorts play vertically, like on your phone. Almost all the videos are in Spanish; if a video has captions, the CC button in the player turns them on.
What that mode means, according to YouTube's official help page on embedded videos: what you watch this way isn't used to personalize your YouTube experience or the ads you see outside this site, and if the video carries ads, they're non-personalized. It doesn't mean YouTube stops processing data when you play a video: its own terms apply. The details on cookies and data are in the cookie policy and the privacy policy.
To comment on a video or like it, open it on YouTube from the player itself: those actions are tied to your Google account and can't be done from here. The same goes for subscribing, which is exactly what the last section of this page covers.
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Analyses, episodes and Shorts: how to use each
Market analyses are dated snapshots
A technical analysis describes the chart on that day. When a title says “rumbo a 140.000 dólares” (heading for $140,000), it's laying out a scenario that depends on price respecting certain levels; it isn't announcing a price. Always check the upload date before the title, and ask yourself what has happened since. These videos teach the method (where he draws support, what would invalidate the idea, why he keeps an eye on dominance) far more than they tell you what to do today.
A calibration point: Bitcoin set its all-time high the day after that video, on October 6, 2025, at around $126,000, and as of October 2, 2026 that is still the record. The $140,000 in the title never came. That doesn't make the video worthless; it makes it history, and history read properly teaches a lot.
Entiende Cripto episodes age better
The series explains a project from top to bottom: the problem it tries to solve, how it works, its risks “sin endulzar” (no sugarcoating) and how to get in sensibly. That part holds up well over time. The numbers, less so: when EP.06 says Chainlink is 84% below its all-time high, it's talking about May 2026. Keep the reasoning and update the numbers yourself before you draw any conclusions.
The best and worst coin rankings sit halfway: reasoned opinions, dated, with the risks up front. The wallets, exchanges and security tutorials are practical, but apps change their menus and regulation moves too (MiCA, for one), so check every step against the version you actually have installed.
Shorts are quick takes
Shorts are 85 of the 188 videos and, as of October 2, 2026, pull in 72% of all the channel's views. They're good for one idea, one warning or one market moment. Not for making a decision with your money. Use them as a way in: if one hooks you, look for the long video on the same topic.
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Path 1: your first week in crypto
Seven videos, one a day, about 75 minutes in total. The order matters: first you learn what Bitcoin and a blockchain are, then how to buy and where to keep what you buy, and only at the end does strategy come in. If you have time left over on a given day, don't skip ahead: rewatch the risks chapter of the previous video instead.
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Day 1 · What Bitcoin is (EP.01)
The first Entiende Cripto episode: the problem with the financial system, who created Bitcoin, how it works and the real risks, with no sugarcoating. 16 minutes.
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Day 2 · What a blockchain is
The “shared notebook” idea without jargon, why it's so hard to tamper with and the honest caveats. 9 minutes.
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Day 3 · Starting from scratch
The four golden rules before you start, where to buy, your first purchase step by step, wallets and security. 12 minutes.
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Day 4 · Wallet or exchange
Where your Bitcoin really is when you buy it, and why leaving everything on the platform has cost so many people so much money. 12 minutes.
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Day 5 · The 7 beginner mistakes
Counted down from seventh to first, which the video itself calls the most dangerous. 13 minutes.
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Day 6 · What DCA is
Buying a fixed amount at regular intervals so you stop obsessing over the perfect moment. 7 minutes.
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Day 7 · The halving
Why Bitcoin moves in cycles of roughly four years, and where in the cycle he placed the market in July 2026. 7 minutes.
Path 1: the four essentials
Qué es Bitcoin y por qué puede cambiarte la vida — Guía completa desde cero
· 246 views
Qué es la Blockchain explicado para principiantes (sin tecnicismos)
· 173 views
Cómo empezar a invertir en criptomonedas desde CERO (guía honesta 2026)
· 107 views
7 errores que ARRUINAN a los principiantes en cripto (evítalos antes de perder dinero)
· 45 views
Once the week is done, the written guide on how to start in crypto works as a cheat sheet, and if day 6 won you over, the Bitcoin DCA guide puts numbers on the idea. The rest of the beginner videos, including “Si empezara en cripto con 20 años haría esto” (what he'd do if he were starting out at 20), are in Start from zero.
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Path 2: learning to read a chart
This path goes from the basics to real cases and runs a little over an hour and a half. First the individual pieces (candles, RSI, MACD), then two real analyses in which a pattern is laid out and then followed up, and finally a very healthy bucket of cold water: the difference between trading and investing.
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Japanese candlesticks
The anatomy of a candle (open, close, high and low) and the three candlestick patterns he relies on most. 11 minutes.
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RSI and divergences
Why RSI is good for far more than “overbought” and “oversold”, and how to spot a divergence. 12 minutes.
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MACD in practice
A November 2025 video in which he speculates with MACD, targets and a possible Christmas rally. Useful for seeing the indicator at work, with its date attached. 25 minutes.
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A pattern from start to finish
On September 7, 2025 he laid out a possible inverse head and shoulders (the “HCH invertido” in his titles); on the 10th he posted the follow-up. Watching them back to back shows what confirms the pattern and what would invalidate it. 36 minutes for both.
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A triangle with two exits
February 2026: Bitcoin squeezed into a symmetrical triangle, with one scenario toward $80,000 and another toward $58,000. 8 minutes.
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The awkward question
Trading or investing: why most traders lose money, what swing trading is and why higher timeframes are more reliable. 9 minutes.
Path 2: from candle to scenario
3 patrones de velas que predicen si sube o baja el precio
· 125 views
Trading con RSI y Divergencias: La Única Guía para ser Rentable
· 187 views
¡MAÑANA ES CLAVE! 🚨 BTC en ZONA CRÍTICA | ETH análisis
· 323 views
Trading vs Invertir en Bitcoin: ¿Qué Es Mejor de Verdad?
· 169 views
The theory, laid out with examples, is in the technical analysis guide. The method tutorials live in Trading & strategy, and if a term sounds like gibberish, look it up in the glossary.
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Path 3: protecting your money
The least flashy path, and the one that can save you the most grief. This isn't about making money; it's about not losing what you already have to a slip-up, a fake app or a badly stored seed phrase. Six videos, a little over an hour.
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Cold or hot
The pros and cons of each type of wallet, and which one to go for depending on how much money you hold and how you use it. 11 minutes.
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The best hot wallets
His top 5 for 2026, what each one is good for and their real drawbacks. As of October 2, 2026, it's his most-watched long video outside the Entiende Cripto series. 9 minutes.
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The best cold wallets
His top 5 for 2026, with prices, plus a real scam at the end that cost a lot of money to people who owned one of these devices. 9 minutes.
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MetaMask step by step
Creating the wallet, storing the seed phrase without messing it up, and moving funds from the exchange to MetaMask and back. 21 minutes.
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The Coldcard case
What failed, who is really at risk and who isn't, and what to do to protect your money. The August 3 Short sums it up in one line: it wasn't the chip, it was the seed. 7 minutes.
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MiCA-licensed exchanges
Three exchanges with a MiCA license in 2026, according to the video: which one he sees as safest, which suits a user in Spain best and which is cheapest. 7 minutes.
Path 3: store and move without scares
Wallet FRÍA vs Wallet CALIENTE: cuál necesitas de verdad (guía 2026)
· 556 views
Las 5 MEJORES wallets frías para proteger tus criptos en 2026 (máxima seguridad)
· 718 views
Cómo Crear tu Wallet MetaMask y Pasar Dinero del Exchange sin Perderlo
· 151 views
¿Qué ha pasado con Coldcard? ¿Tú dinero está en peligro?
· 79 views
To have it in writing: the hot vs cold wallet guide sums up the decision, the crypto scams guide covers the cons that keep coming back, and exchanges and MiCA explains what the EU rules change for you if you live in Spain or elsewhere in the EU.
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The most-watched long videos (as of October 2, 2026)
Here are the top 8 long-form videos by views, counted on October 2, 2026. The numbers change every day; the pattern they draw, much less.
Five of the eight are Entiende Cripto episodes, and all eight came out between May and September 2026. No market analysis makes the list: the most-watched one in that category, “¿Se acabó el bull market?” (is the bull market over?) from November 2, 2025, has 526 views. It makes sense. A video explaining what Cardano is works just as well today as six months from now; one about the weekly close of a particular week in December doesn't.
Chapters (8)
Two caveats before you draw conclusions. If you count Shorts too, the channel's most-watched video is a May 2025 Short about ONDO, with 4,767 views. And since August 24, 2026, YouTube counts a view the moment playback starts, so the numbers for the newest videos aren't fully comparable with those from before that date.
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How often he uploads
Since May 2026 the pace has been steady: about two long videos a week, 42 between May 1 and September 30, with a median of four days between one upload and the next. Forty of those 42 went out on a Tuesday or Wednesday, or on a Saturday or Sunday, so the habit is one midweek and one on the weekend. Shorts, on the other hand, come in bursts.
The table tells the channel's story better than any intro could: a start with Shorts in spring 2025, a June 2025 with nothing at all, the weekly-analysis era from July 2025 to February 2026, a March 2026 of Shorts only and, from May on, the switch to educational videos on a fixed schedule. Not a single Short went up in September 2026.
If you want to know who's behind all this and what to expect from the channel, it's on the about page.
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Subscribe and turn on the bell
Watching here is fine. But if you want to hear about every new video, the reliable way is to subscribe on YouTube and set the bell. Here are the steps, according to YouTube's official help page on notifications:
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Open the channel
Go to youtube.com/@Cripto_Adicto or to any of his videos on YouTube.
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Click “Subscribe”
When you subscribe, YouTube turns on personalized notifications by default, which only alert you to some uploads, not all of them.
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Tap the bell and choose “All”
With “All notifications” you get an alert for every long-form upload and every live stream, and possibly some Shorts. If you'd rather not be notified at all, pick “None”.
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Check your permissions
If nothing comes through, make sure notifications for the YouTube app or your browser are allowed on your phone or computer. Heads-up: if you unsubscribe and subscribe again, the bell resets to personalized or to none.
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