A Message from Manward Press Like Investing in Big Tech in the Early 2000s? More than a decade after the first Bitcoin was mined, people are finally realizing something very important... Cryptocurrencies are about more than just creating digital money. It's the technology behind them - the blockchain - that matters. And that's what investors should be looking at now. The Harvard Business Review says this tech has "the power to transform whole business ecosystems." And according to Fortune Business Insights, the global blockchain market size will jump from $17.5 billion in 2023 to $825.9 billion by 2032. That's a compound annual growth rate of more than 50%... which is HUGE. I've argued that investing in cryptocurrencies today is like investing in Big Tech in the early 2000s. Remember those first-generation internet companies like AOL? Then along came Yahoo... And finally, in the third generation, we had Google. It improved on everything that came before it... and went on to hand investors more than 6,000% since it went public in 2004. We're seeing the exact same type of opportunities emerge right now in the crypto world. As I explain in a just-released presentation, three specific "third generation" cryptos have emerged. Each has the potential to overtake Bitcoin and Ethereum (the AOL and Yahoo of crypto). Just like Google, their tech is better than the competition in virtually every way. And yet each is currently trading at a tiny fraction of the cost of those bigger name cryptocurrencies. Let me tell you all about them here. Sincerely, Robert Ross
Speculative Assets Strategist, Manward Press P.S. Imagine having the opportunity to go back and buy one of the most profitable investments in history. As investors, we can't bend time... But we can look for what could reasonably be the NEXT Apple... or the NEXT Netflix... Or the NEXT Bitcoin. Click here and I'll show you exactly what I mean. | 
Post a Comment
Post a Comment