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Jackson Hole & Trends That Pay - on this week's Ask The Pros

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AUG 25 2023
 
   
WHAT'S HOT ON ASK THE PROS
Bitcoin’s 4 Year Pattern & Other Trends That Pay
 
 
 

On today’s edition of Ask The Pros, our pros discussed the Fed’s Jackson Hole meeting. Volatility is increasing… what’s next?

Plus Bitcoin is getting ready to hit the uptrend of a 4 year pattern…

And other trends that pay.

Plus, grab Celeste Lindman’s September Forecase for just $5 right here.
 
Click here to watch today's episode now!
- The Prosperity Pub Team
JEFFRY TURNMIRE
Debunking Cryptocurrency Myths: Separating Fact from Fiction
 

In the fast-paced world of cryptocurrencies, myths and misconceptions abound.

These digital assets have captured our imagination and sparked both enthusiasm and skepticism. But as the cryptocurrency landscape evolves, it's crucial to distinguish between what's real and what's mere fiction.

Myth 1: "Cryptocurrencies Are Just a Passing Fad"
Fact: While cryptocurrencies may have seemed like a passing trend at first, they've proven their staying power. Bitcoin, the pioneer of cryptocurrencies, has been around for over a decade. It's not just a flash in the pan – it's a transformative technology that's reshaping how we think about money and transactions.

Myth 2: "Cryptocurrencies Are Only for Tech Geeks"
Fact: The early days of cryptocurrencies may have given off a tech-savvy vibe, but today, they're becoming increasingly accessible to people from all walks of life. User-friendly platforms, mobile apps, and educational resources are making it easier for anyone to buy, hold, and use cryptocurrencies.

Myth 3: "Cryptocurrencies Are Anonymous and Untraceable"
Fact: While cryptocurrencies offer a degree of privacy, they are not entirely anonymous. Transactions on public blockchains are recorded and can be traced. However, privacy coins and advanced techniques like coin mixing can provide enhanced privacy features for those who seek them.

Myth 4: "Cryptocurrencies Have No Real Value"
Fact: Cryptocurrencies have gained value due to their scarcity and the trust people place in them. Bitcoin, for example, has a limited supply, which contributes to its value. Additionally, cryptocurrencies hold practical use cases, such as cross-border transactions, smart contracts, and decentralized finance.

Myth 5: "Cryptocurrencies Are Only Used for Illegal Activities"
Fact: While cryptocurrencies have been associated with illicit activities in the past, they are increasingly being adopted for legitimate purposes. Businesses, charities, and even governments are exploring the benefits of blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies for transparent and efficient operations.

Dispelling these myths helps us better understand the opportunities and challenges of cryptocurrencies.

But the learning doesn't stop here.

Because I just recorded a video where I shared all the fascinating details about the "Bitcoin profit window" that opens near the end of each month.

This unique event is tied to Bitcoin miners and their ungodly expensive electric bills.

Discover how to capitalize on this monthly opportunity to capture Bitcoin's moves — all from your regular brokerage account!

I recently went live with Roger Scott to reveal the details of this groundbreaking technique. Click here to learn all about the imminent Bitcoin profit window!

Hope to see you there,

— Jeffry Turnmire

   
 

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