Is this the end of Bitcoin's 'mad-money' profits?

Sam Volkering | 26 Jul 2021 "I wish I got in earlier" Dear Reader,   "Have I missed the boat on bitcoin?"   I get this question a lot.   And each and every time, my answer is the same:   People were telling me it's too expensive way back in 2010 when I first bought bitcoin for $12.   In April 2017, when I first told followers of one of my subscription services to buy it for $1,281, they told me the same thing.   And today, with the price hovering around $32k, they're STILL at it.    Forecasts are not a reliable indicator of future results. And I think they'll be saying the same damn thing in 2030, when the price could have well topped $1,000,000! (Click here to see exactly how that could play out – including specific investments I think you should make.)   Fact is, over the last decade, no asset on the planet has outperformed bitcoin.   Sure. The best time to invest in bitcoin may have been a decade ago. But do you know when I believe the second-best time to invest in it is?   TODAY.   I believe we are standing on the fulcrum of a colossal shift to the way money works.   A wave of buying and adoption is taking place as we speak – from all corners of society.   Institutions, like JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley and the 169-year-old insurance giant MassMutual.   Corporations, like Tesla, Sotheby's and Time Magazine…   Even countries and governments like El Salvador and the City of Miami are moving in.   And the important point to remember here is… these are the EARLY movers.   There's still more than 40,000 publicly listed corporations… and 194 countries… who could be investors.   Forecasts are not a reliable indicator of future results. The long-term trajectory of this market is blindingly obvious, in my view. We're standing at the foot of Everest.   You can either take the time to understand what's happening… learn the risks and position yourself accordingly – with a small sliver of your risk capital – and reap the huge returns that could be coming down the pike.   Or you can bury your head in the sand. Whilst other savvy investors fill their boots.   Yes, there will be volatility along the way. There's no guarantee's in investing so you need to be prepared to see your holdings go DOWN as well as UP. And, as always, only invest money you can afford to lose.   This is an unregulated market so you can't complain to the Financial Ombudsmen if things go pear shaped. And you're not covered by the Financial Services Compensation scheme.    That's par for the course in the crypto market. If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen. This won't be for you.   For me, it's part of the fun!   If you'd like to know how this mega-trend could be about to play out… and how you could ride it to its very peak…   Forecasts are not a reliable indicator of future results. By learning my #1 way to take advantage of the new crypto boom – for free…   And grabbing the details on two more crypto plays – one that could turn £500 into more than £10,800 (before costs and fees)…   I'll show you how – during my Race to Bitcoin $1,000,000 broadcast.   Click here to watch it.   Sincerely,   Sam Volkering The Race to Bitcoin $1,000,000   PS – Browsing Twitter the other day, I stumbled across the post below. It pretty much sums up my stance regarding the best time to buy bitcoin.   Source: Twitter   If you've been holding off on dipping your toe in this market…   If you've been listening to the warnings of the naysayers and the Belgravia elite…   Maybe it's time to explore a different perspective.     Click here to learn my view on what drives the crypto market – and why bitcoin could one day reach $1,000,000.

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