TRADING · TEACHING · TECHNOLOGY
I’m George Nassar. My work spans crypto market education, community instruction, and hands-on digital products for small businesses. This portfolio links the work to what can actually be seen and tested.
Trading education · Community leadership · Applied technology
ON THE MIC
Watch George explain risk, coach traders, and discuss his work with a community host. Host commentary is labeled separately. Optional automatic captions may contain errors.
The host calls Groot a long-time contributor, praises his trading approach, and invites him to demonstrate bots and answer questions.
Source: Groot intro.mp4 · Third-party speaker · Excerpt: 00:00–01:02Live guidance to other traders about accepting imperfect calls, following a plan, and updating members with useful education.
Source: Teaching traders for mic.mp4 · Excerpt: 00:00–00:38 · Starts mid-thoughtA live explanation of how losses can trigger oversizing, followed by a concrete rule for stepping away.
Source: revenge trading.mp4 · Excerpt: 00:00–00:38 · Draft automated captionsOn-camera teaching about understanding the reason behind risk rules before a painful lesson forces the point.
Source: risk manage.mov · Excerpt: 00:00–00:41 · Draft automated captionsMore live teaching excerpts and community host commentary. Optional captions are generated automatically and may contain errors.
A third-party speaker praises Groot's short trading during downtrends.
Source: Impressive short shout.mp4 · Host speakingGeorge advises reviewing the market before placing a morning trade.
Source: Take you're time.mp4 · Short excerptA live explanation of reducing a position while leaving part open.
Source: teaching how to collect tps.mov · Starts mid-thoughtGeorge describes using chart lines, overbought or oversold readings, and divergence.
Source: Teaching how to by combo.mp4 · Short excerptA live chart explanation of tightening a stop near a possible breakdown level.
Source: IMG_9685.mov · Draft automated captionsGeorge explains how he marks a demand area and watches a four-hour close.
Source: IMG_9689.mov · 00:00–00:30 excerptSOURCE TRAIL
The images below are copies of supplied originals. Captions state only what is visible; private account identifiers and balance screenshots are excluded.
Screenshot shows $59,773,815.62 for the last 30 days.
Posts dated April 7, 2026 describe targets and moving stops.
Announcement lists market review, tool demonstration, and Q&A.
Course screen includes progress and score controls plus risk disclosures.
The announcement explicitly says testing remained before group use.
Welcome message confirms acceptance into a referral partner program.
The OKX message says an institutional account was approved.
A community link list includes Breakout Prop Firm alongside exchange and trading tools.
A Coinbase message addressed to George confirms concierge account status at the time.
Additional supplied photographs and screenshots. Select an image to open it at full size. Captions describe the visible content.
SELECTED WORK
Explore my approach to market discipline, live teaching, and useful digital tools.
I told the group a long was valid only if the four-hour candle closed above the level. Price broke above, then closed back below—a fakeout—and I stayed out as it dropped. Tight invalidation levels and proper risk management are central to my approach. I trade when the setup is clear, not just to be in a trade.
A community administrator invited “Groot” back for a second market review, tool demonstration, and live Q&A. The recordings in the video section capture live instruction. George reports the wider community audience at 10,000+; that count still needs independent verification.
Chart Bot was introduced publicly as a work in progress. Forti, the Fortune & Automations website assistant, was observed live and answered a service question during a check on October 29, 2026.
Try live FortiLIVE DEMONSTRATION
The Fortune & Automations site has a public “Ask Forti” launcher. In a browser check on October 29, 2026, Forti opened and answered a generic small business service question. The named private repository contains the assistant’s React interface components.
Observed behavior: launcher, chat input, and one service answer. Lead routing and other flows have not been independently tested here.SOURCE-BACKED BUILDS
These public repositories show implementation work. Their READMEs describe the intended flows and local tests; this portfolio review has not rerun those test suites or established a live deployment.
Accepts a marked chart and a clean chart, validates the pair, structures a critique, and draws teaching annotations on a copy of the original image.
Python · Discord · Pydantic · PillowInspect public source ↗Organizes course progression, quizzes, assignments, staff review, role awards, and certificates inside Discord.
Python · discord.py · SQLAlchemy · YAMLInspect public source ↗Models educational trade lifecycles, tracks public BingX prices, records changes, and flags ambiguous outcomes for review.
Python · Discord · BingX · SQLiteInspect public source ↗Packages lead-form validation, SEO, analytics foundations, accessibility defaults, and launch checks for client sites.
Next.js · TypeScript · TailwindInspect public source ↗HOW I WORK
Define the setup, audience, problem, or workflow before acting.
Use charts, demos, and explicit reasoning so others can inspect the process.
Separate a preview from a release, a screenshot from a verified result, and source code from live behavior.
NEXT CONVERSATION
Reach me directly or explore the live businesses and public source work.