Chris Curl,
Editor
Dec. 12, 2024
I’ve been running a crypto publication for years now and I have some confessions to make…
I didn’t call for a massive correction in Bitcoin’s price back in April of 2022 before it crashed to well below $20,000 from over $40,000.
I didn’t warn my readers to stay out of the altcoin market and to only consider holding Bitcoin and Ethereum through the downturn as these show the least downward price pressure.
There was no way I could have pointed out the correlation between crypto and the stock market, warning that both were going to go much lower with the Fed raising interest rates.
And I definitely wasn’t advising my readers to buy up Bitcoin when it was trading under $20,000 later that same year.
I’ve always hated the Solana blockchain predicting it would fail. So I certainly wasn’t buying up SOL when it dipped as low as $8 from its previous high of $260.
It never occurred to me to write about the little-known memecoin Bonk which later experienced a 30,000% gain.
And there was simply no way that almost two years ago I could have predicted that Bitcoin would be worth $50,000 by the end of 2023 and $100,000 by the end of 2024.
I definitely didn’t call the AI boom back in 2023 nor did I predict that Gold would outperform.
It was so obvious to me that the Bitcoin spot ETFs would get rejected by SEC Chair Gary Gensler. I mean, how much sway does Larry Fink and Blackrock really have?
It was also clear as day that our benevolent and competent Federal Reserve would steer the ship safely back to their 2% inflation target without having to cut rates ahead of schedule to service the ballooning national debt.
I mean, just watch this cringeworthy video compilation to find out for yourself:
And, most importantly, there’s simply no merit to the claim that a major tech giant has partnered with a small crypto firm to dethrone the credit card industry. In fact, even if it was true, you wouldn’t want to know about this crypto project or how to buy it.
So please don’t click here to learn more.
Keep coming back,
Chris Curl
Editor, Daily Profit Cycle