| Dear Loyal Reader, Welcome to Day 3 of your free crypto mini-course from former hedge fund manager and crypto expert Ian King…
The man who led his hedge fund to a record 261% return in less than two years during the financial crisis…
And who bought bitcoin back in 2013 — years before most people had even heard the word cryptocurrency…
Getting in right around $100, just before bitcoin went on its historic rally.
Ian sees huge opportunities in the crypto market right now. To help you seize the coming crypto gains, Ian is giving you a free crypto mini-series.
Yesterday Ian showed you the little-known crypto niche that's on track to soar at least 70X higher by the end of the decade.
Today, Ian will show you the four forces driving this surge, so you can see for yourself that this $9 trillion mega trend in the making is not only a massive unstoppable trend — but the big crypto story everyone's missing.
Let's get started… Lesson #3: The Driving Force Behind Crypto's Third Wave There are four specific catalysts driving today's cryptocurrency market — that weren't there just three years ago.
Altogether, these catalysts triggered the massive explosion we've seen in the crypto market.
And one of these catalysts…
The fourth one…
Is the driving force behind Crypto's Third Wave…
With the potential to send the entire crypto market soaring again…
And change the entire world as we know it.
So let's take it from the top. Crypto Catalyst #1: Venture Capital Firms Venture capital (VC) is the fuel that drives the engine of innovation.
Venture capital firms poured millions of dollars into high-tech firms before, during and after the internet boom.
They poured billions into internet companies such as Facebook and Instagram.
And now they're doing the same thing with cryptocurrencies.
There are hundreds of venture capital firms investing hundreds of millions of dollars into various crypto ventures.
Everything from digital, crypto-based gaming companies to cryptocurrency hedge funds.
One of the biggest players in the crypto market is Silicon Valley VC firm Andreessen Horowitz.
It was one of the early backers of Facebook and Twitter … and it's become a major player in the crypto market.
It just recently raised another $2.2 billion for its crypto funds.
That's on top of the near-billion dollars it had raised just a few years ago.
And venture capital is still pouring money into the sector.
In fact, 2021 was the biggest year for VC investment into cryptos.
Take a look at this chart…  VC investors have already poured $17 BILLION into crypto projects.
To me — that's a solid sign of the real profit potential that's out there for cryptocurrencies. Crypto Catalyst #2: Institutional Money When a tidal wave of institutional money floods into a sector — you know it's for real.
The list of big institutions getting involved in crypto is staggering.
Citigroup has just launched a dedicated "digital asset group" to help clients invest in cryptocurrencies.
The New York Stock Exchange — or actually, the company that owns it, the Intercontinental Exchange…
It has introduced a system called Bakkt — a platform for trading bitcoin futures.
The Chicago Mercantile Exchange now allows trading in bitcoin and Ethereum futures.
And these futures markets got a huge boost when billionaire hedge fund investor Paul Tudor Jones announced his fund invested in bitcoin futures.
Mutual fund giant Fidelity Investments created Fidelity Digital Assets to make it easier for hedge funds and family offices to invest and hold cryptocurrencies.
And many of the biggest banks are starting their own cryptocurrency divisions.
Goldman Sachs … UBS … Bank of New York Mellon … Barclays … Credit Suisse … and State Street Bank and Trust … just to name a few. Crypto Catalyst #3: Ease of Use When bitcoin first came on the scene in 2010, there was only one exchange to buy it on, called BitcoinMarket.
Today, it's estimated that there are over 1,100 different crypto exchanges to choose from … though I personally only recommend a small handful of highly reputable exchanges.
It has never been easier to buy, sell and use cryptocurrencies.
Coinbase is the leading digital asset site in the world — with over 98 million individual accounts that can buy and sell over 100 different cryptocurrencies, all in one spot.
You can even trade cryptos through a local ATM.
There are over 7,000 cryptocurrency ATMs around the world today … and that number is growing at the rate of 12 new ATMs every day.
There's no escaping the facts. Crypto's going mainstream now. And it's here to stay. Crypto Catalyst #4: Blockchain 2.0 This one catalyst will not only change the world of cryptocurrencies forever…
It will change our entire world as we know it.
And that's why Ian is making tomorrow's crypto mini-course all about blockchain 2.0.
As you'll discover, blockchain 2.0 will completely change how we agree to do work and get paid for it … how we make legal agreements … how we buy and own stocks, houses, cars … and more.
This change, like all the others we've discussed so far, is inevitable and can't be stopped. It's already underway.
Tomorrow, Ian will show you why it will disrupt banking, real estate, health care, supply chains and even the way we vote. Regards,  Jay Goldberg Assistant Managing Editor, Banyan Hill Publishing P.S. If you don't want to wait for tomorrow's email, then click here.p> Ian will show you the most exciting development in cryptocurrencies since the launch of bitcoin. (c) 2022 Banyan Hill Publishing. All Rights Reserved. Protected by copyright laws of the United States and international treaties. This Newsletter may only be used pursuant to the subscription agreement. Any reproduction, copying, or redistribution, (electronic or otherwise) in whole or in part, is strictly prohibited without the express written permission of Banyan Hill Publishing. P.O. Box 8378, Delray Beach, FL 33482. (TEL: 866-584-4096) Legal Notice The mailbox associated with this email address is not monitored, so please do not reply. Your feedback is very important to us so if you would like to contact us with a question or comment, please click here: http://banyanhill.com/contact-us Remove your email from this list: Click here to Unsubscribe |
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