If you watch Market Bubble, you should be up money.

In Episode 18, Ansem reacts to calling the exact bottom of $HOOD, with Robinhood now up 15% since the call.

The boys also sit down with Will Clemente, Tyler Bernabe, and Al Dunlap to talk AI art, markets, crypto, trading, and what they’re watching next.

Ansem and FaZe Banks host the first official Polymarket Fantasy Football Draft, featuring Mayne, Threadguy, Clemente, Easy, Jakey, TJR, Orangie, and Rasmr.

The group goes head-to-head in a live fantasy football draft for a $100,000 grand prize.

Presented by Polymarket.

Markets rip and Banks and Ansem catch it live, with Ansem launching the Z500 and taking a victory lap on bottom ticking Bitcoin 41 days early, plus the CFTC clearing the first Bitcoin perp, the Hyperliquid bear case dying overnight, and why trading culture is the only genuinely cool thing crypto has ever produced. Orangie joins on going from Fortnite amateur to the biggest meme coin channel in crypto, building Potion to $2M a month, and why content is the best trade you can take at any point in the cycle. FOMO cofounder Se closes it out on getting his lunch eaten at dYdX, the FOMO vs Pump.fun race, and running $100M a day with 75,000 daily traders.

Banks christens the new Market Bubble HQ in LA while Ansem calls in from Tokyo at 4AM, and the two argue that trading culture is the most authentic thing crypto has ever produced, plus the FOMO vs Pump.fun war, creator coins, and why the next meta is betting on people early. Guests include 6MV's Mike Dudas, 0xSimpleFarmer on Stonk Broker and Robinhood chain, and Poor Goat on going from 2,200 followers to the $CATE run.

First LA episode with Banks and Z: Black Bull graffiti competition wraps up, “Market Wizards” book club pick, and a 10-team fantasy football league inviting Thread Guy, TJR, and Rasmr. Main talk covers their Solana WSOP trip and a bullish “crypto has bottomed” case (active holders, Pump.fun revenue, Paul Tudor Jones, Robinhood). Closes with guest Rasmr, trivia, and Banks’ dog Penny Lane.

Banks and Ansem run through community announcements — updates on the graffiti art competition, a new clipping-pool incentive program paying out in Ansem tokens, sponsor mentions (Polymarket, Venice, MoonPay), and the launch of a book club. From there they dive into the week’s market chaos, kicking off with a deep-dive into the Leopold/situational-awareness fund liquidation story before moving through broader crypto and stock market commentary, AI-trade positioning, and technical analysis on majors like Bitcoin. The show wraps with a rapid-fire Q&A covering stop-loss sizing, altcoin volatility, memory-sector outlook, and predictions on how the U.S. election might affect crypto markets.

Banks and Ansem celebrating the show's growth, crowning commercial-contest winners, and launching a community book club, then bringing on Cyrus (Cyrus NFT), a self-described "money glitch" hunter, who breaks down how he farmed a World Cup prediction-market glitch into roughly $250K in free tickets and shares stories of NFT lending, blast/friend.tech airdrops, and the ethics of talking your bags up. Boston Celtics legend Kendrick Perkins then joins for an emotional, wide-ranging interview covering his pick for LeBron's next team (Miami, for happiness and a title shot alongside Giannis), the argument that LeBron's career-long pressure makes him the true GOAT, Perkins' own post-retirement depression and reinvention as a media personality, and blunt financial advice about watching your own money and valuing relationships over quick paydays. The headline segment is Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, who recounts founding Coinbase from the 2010 Bitcoin white paper through surviving early hacks, winning a lawsuit against SEC chair Gary Gensler (including the revelation that Gensler's texts were mysteriously deleted), pushing DC lawmakers on the Clarity Act, and candidly addressing the week's PFP controversy, while the hosts push him on Coinbase doing more community engagement and content (praising hires like Kobe). The episode closes with the hosts reflecting on how humanizing crypto figures through long-form content beats Twitter pile-ons, riffing on Elon Musk, xAI, and Apple's AI positioning, before handing off to a post-show segment where Z interviews MetaDAO's "Meta Profit" about token-aligned "decision markets" for crypto fundraising.

Banks and Ansem tackle everything from the toxic rise of online "hate farming" and streamer culture to the future of crypto, arguing that the market has likely found its bottom while outlining a bold vision for creator tokens, and making trading as engaging as gaming. The episode also covers major stories surrounding Conor McGregor, AI, and digital markets before closing with an in-depth interview with Base creator Jesse Pollak, who shares Coinbase's vision for on-chain finance.