Bitcoin and gold are up big time, what’s up with that?
You need to get your hands on a store of value
The year is 2020. The Federal Reserve is printing trillions of US$ to get the economy out of the COVID disaster. Economists are telling you not to worry about inflation.
If you acted then, if you bought Bitcoin as a hedge against the debasement of the US$, you'd by up 7x by now. More than enough to preserve your wealth.
What if I told you something similar is playing out now in 2024 and that's why gold and Bitcoin are hot again?
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Bitcoin and gold are up big time, what’s up with that?
The takeaway
The US Treasury is issuing debt. A lot of it. So much that it does not look sustainable over the long term without the monetization of the debt making a strong comeback.
That means more debasement of the US$. That means you need to invest in a store of value asset now.
There aren’t many options for that. And Bitcoin has:
A stronger demand than anyone else.
With a large part of the total population of investors still no expose.
And performance over the last debasement cycle that outshines gold.
I’ll make it easy for you, Bitcoin is the only option that makes sense to build a position in a store of value asset.
Why you need to invest in a store of value right now
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