Chris’ note: Tomorrow at 8 p.m. ET, tech and digital assets expert Jeff Brown is hosting his Click for Crypto event. That’s where he’ll share his vision for what he calls “Web 3.0” – the next generation of internet – and the related niche investments he says could multiply your wealth many times over.
It’s sure to be a fascinating event. And it’s completely free. So make sure you’re signed up here.
Web 3.0 revolves around cryptocurrencies and the blockchain. This is an industry Jeff has been involved in for many years. But he’s been avoiding recommending the industry’s assets… until now. Below, he explains why he’s finally ready to share his best ideas with you.
For the past six years, I’ve had one goal: balance the scales in favor of the everyday investor.
I wanted to provide institutional-level research that could help “move the needle” for people like you.
And for over half a decade, that’s what I’ve done.
My readers have profited from investments in some of the most exciting areas of technology: 5G networks, artificial intelligence, robotics, precision medicine, and more.
But with all these explosive investments, there’s been one conspicuous absence: digital assets, or what most people know as “cryptocurrencies.”
I’m heavily involved in the blockchain and digital assets space.
As an active member of the Chamber of Digital Commerce, I’ve spoken with American and international policymakers to advocate for sensible regulations for digital assets.
And as an active angel investor, I’ve invested in numerous crypto startups. My private investments include:
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Ripple Labs: The company behind XRP, the sixth-largest digital asset by market capitalization as of this writing
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Abra: The company behind one of the most popular crypto wallets
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Coinbase (COIN): One of the world’s largest digital asset exchanges, and the world’s first public crypto exchange company
Suffice to say this is an area I know very, very well. But – with a few notable exceptions – I’ve avoided recommending cryptocurrencies to my readers.
Today, I’ll tell you why. And I’ll explain why now is the time to gain exposure to some of these most explosive investments on the planet.
Bitcoin (BTC) is now more than 10 years old. I first profiled the cryptocurrency in 2015, when it was trading for around $240. The title of my report was “What’s the Big Deal With Bitcoin?”
That shows where the conversation was at the time. But nobody is asking that question anymore. Anyone who bought bitcoin after they read my report and held until its recent peak made as much as 26,900%.
Back then, it was very risky to buy and hold a crypto. Simple, honest mistakes could cause investors to completely lose their capital. That kind of risk is not suitable for most investors.
Investing in the digital asset space felt a lot like the Wild West back then. I can’t tell you how many times I sent my bitcoin or ether (ETH) off to someone else who would invest those funds into another blockchain project.
The truth is, I never knew if I would see those funds again. Everything was based on my own network of trust.
I predicted the cryptocurrency collapse in late 2017 that led to the “crypto winter” bear market that lasted for more than a year. By doing so, I kept my subscribers out of the carnage. Bitcoin fell 82% during that time, and most cryptocurrencies fared even worse.
I never recommend an asset that I believe could collapse in price. My goal is simple – to make my subscribers money. I treat each recommendation as if I were investing my own money.
That’s why, after the initial recommendations I made… I haven’t spoken much about investments in the blockchain space to my subscribers in the following years.
Instead, I’ve focused on technology companies that would benefit from the explosion in growth of the blockchain industry.
The truth is, I’ve been patiently waiting for the right time in the market when digital assets’ infrastructure and ease of use would be well established enough for my subscribers.
We’re finally there now.
The industry is well established… and some great platforms and exchanges have removed much of the complexity and risk from investing in digital assets.
Now we’re seeing even institutional money taking an interest in bitcoin. Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance took a $100 million stake in bitcoin in December 2020. This is not some small, niche enterprise. MassMutual is a 170-year-old institution.
And it’s not alone in investing.
Financial technology innovator Square (SQ) put a portion of its treasury – $50 million – into bitcoin. And information technology services firm MicroStrategy (MSTR) moved nearly its entire cash reserves, a whopping $425 million, into bitcoin.
This is just the beginning of a larger adoption trend.
And I’m thrilled to now be able to open the doors on blockchain technology and digital assets for my readers… and provide research on the most explosive investment opportunities on the planet.
To be clear, my goal is not just to find the “next hot crypto,” regardless of whether or not it’s a solid project. This type of blind speculation can be exciting, but it won’t be our guiding principle.
Instead, we’re investing for the longer term in the foundational technology behind the third generation of the internet, what I call Web 3.0. [Jeff broke down all three generations of internet last week.]
This is a critical space for anyone who’s interested in cryptos or blockchain technology… because right now, we’re seeing projects develop the protocols behind Web 3.0.
Imagine investing in the protocols of Web 1.0. These gave rise to Amazon (AMZN), Facebook (FB), and Google (GOOG). That’s the opportunity here.
We’re in the middle of creating an internet that’s decentralized… and censorship-resistant.
The internet was also intended to democratize economic power and influence. The goal was to provide everyone unrestricted access to the internet and information.
With blockchain tech, we’ll finally achieve that goal with Web 3.0…
Not only that, but as the industry continues to develop, we’ll also be able to invest in novel assets based on these technologies… things like security tokens – digital versions of real-world assets. Imagine owning a portion of a natural gas refinery or a percentage of a residential real estate building.
We’ll also keep a close eye on the developing non-fungible token (NFT) space…
NFTs are in their infancy right now. These digital representations of art promise to disrupt the fine art and collectibles space.
Seeing these asset classes develop is just another reason I’m so excited to start talking about investment opportunities in this space.
That’s why I encourage you to sign up for my upcoming event.
If you’d like to learn about the most exciting, most lucrative opportunities coming across my radar, please mark tomorrow at 8 p.m. ET on your calendar. In my Click for Crypto event, I’ll share all my latest findings.
Go right here to sign up and make sure you don’t miss a thing.
Regards,
Jeff Brown
Editor, The Bleeding Edge