What this "monetary Pandora's Box" means for bitcoin

What this "monetary Pandora's Box" means for bitcoin

Sam Volkering | 18 Feb 2021 Do not buy a single Bitcoin until you read this  Dear Reader,   You've no doubt seen its meteoric rise…   Bitcoin and cryptocurrency has burst back on the scenes in recent months.   A lot of smart investors I know are thinking about pulling the trigger on bitcoin for the first time… Others are adding to their existing stockpiles…   But if you're one of them, I have one piece of advice:   Do not buy a single bitcoin until you read this.   Because there is a monetary event on the horizon that could have unforeseen implications for bitcoin and cryptocurrency.   Almost no one in the mainstream media is talking about this event.   But one Portfolio Manager at the $141 billion fund DoubleLine simply calls it a "monetary Pandora's [Box]".   And I believe it will cause bitcoin's price action to be different to what most people are expecting in the months ahead.   Read my full write up on this event and what it could mean for bitcoin and cryptocurrencies…   By clicking this link here.   Sincerely,   Sam Volkering Editor, Exponential Investor   PS. It's easy to see why bitcoin has burst back onto the scenes in recent months…   Paypal and mobile payment company Square are buying up more than 100% of the newly minted bitcoin supply.   Billionaire investors like Paul Tudor Jones, Mike Novogratz and Stan Druckenmiller have piled into it with full force.   And then you've got publicly listed behemoths like Elon Musk's Tesla and MicroStrategy moving over $4.6 BILLION worth of their cash piles into bitcoin.   As a result, last November bitcoin has punched past it's all time high of $19k… And then, it just kept on going…    Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results At time of writing, it sits at around $48k per coin.   But according to my research, a twist to this bitcoin boom could be on the horizon. One I expect to blindside the vast majority of investors…   And potentially make large amounts of money for those positioned accordingly. Of course the crypto market is unregulated and can be volatile which is why you should only use your risk capital – that's money you can afford to lose – but if you're interested…   I can show you how to get positioned quickly and easily.   Click here for the full details.

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