KACHI Vote on Instagram

Season 1 · The Duel

You vote.Kachi trades.The result is public.

  • One trade every weekday. You pick it in the comments.
  • Kachi takes your pick. His rival Vince takes whatever you rejected.
  • Real prices. Every trade is on this page before the episode posts.
Vote on Instagram See the board

Proof over claims.

The board

Where everyone stands

The race

Balance after each trade

How it works

Watch. Vote. Verify.

  1. A hand holding a phone with Kachi on the screen
    1

    Watch the episode

    Every weekday on Instagram.

  2. Kachi thinking between a green up arrow and a red down arrow
    2

    Vote in the comments

    Buy or short. The majority wins.

  3. Kachi at his trading station holding a magnifying glass over a chart
    3

    Verify the result

    Two public prices. Do the math yourself.

One trading day, start to finish

All times New York. The order of events is the proof.

  1. 17:00 The asset is named

    In the episode, before the vote opens. The pick can't be bent to fit the result.

  2. 08:00 Votes lock, trade opens

    The vote screenshot goes on this page that same minute.

  3. 16:00 Trade closes

    Nothing is held overnight. The 16:00 price decides it.

  4. 17:00 The result goes public

    Entry price, exit price and P&L. Here and in the episode.

The whole formula

P&L = balance × size × price move − fixed cost

  • 10x size on gold, oil, stock markets and currencies
  • 2x size on bitcoin
  • 08:00 and 16:00 prices are on any public chart

The trade log

Every trade, every number

Newest first. Nothing gets deleted, including the bad days.

FAQ

Quick answers

How do I vote?

Comment your pick on the latest Instagram episode. The most voted option when the vote locks is the trade Kachi takes.

When does everything happen?

Votes lock at 08:00 New York. The trade runs from 08:00 to 16:00 New York. The episode with the result posts at 17:00 New York, every weekday.

How do I know it isn't rigged?

The asset is named before the vote, the vote is locked before the trade, and the result comes from two public prices. Open any chart and check the 08:00 and 16:00 New York prices yourself.

Should I copy these trades?

No. This is a show, and half of what the comment section votes for loses. Nothing here is investment advice.

Who is the Guru?

A fictional character. He isn't based on any real person. Any resemblance to someone selling you a course is your own conclusion.