The Most Memorable (But Neglected) Event of Our Times

Martin here with an urgent update.

On Dec. 16, 2017, a memorable event took place:

Bitcoin — once a tiny, experimental, widely derided asset — achieved a peak market cap of $326.5 billion.

That was a big deal.

But just one week ago, Bitcoin’s market cap reached $364.2 billion.

That’s a decisive 11.5% MORE than its 2017 peak.

Where is its market cap now? What does this mean for the future? And how can you profit starting now?

Read on for the answers ...

This morning, Bitcoin’s market cap is holding firmly above $356 billion, still a solid 9% beyond its all-time high made back in 2017.

This has far-reaching implications for Bitcoin, for other cryptocurrencies and for global financial markets.

First, it means that the rise of Bitcoin is unstoppable. Big governments and banks have tried repeatedly to stop it. But they failed before, and now they’ve obviously failed again.

In fact, some of the world’s largest money managers — BlackRock, Fidelity, Goldman and many more — have basically thrown in the towel. Their new motto: If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em.

Second, it signals that a new, more explosive phase of the Bitcoin bull market has now just begun. This is what happened every time we saw this market cap pattern in the past. And there’s absolutely no reason to believe it won’t follow a similar pattern this time around.

Third, BTC’s record market cap lifts other cryptocurrencies meriting our highest crypto ratings.

As you may know, in early 2018, Weiss Ratings became the first and only financial rating agency in the world to rate cryptocurrencies.

And we still are.

Why? One reason may be that the business model of Moody’s, S&P and Fitch is based on collecting large fees from the companies they rate. But cryptocurrencies are not companies; they’re decentralized digital currencies with no one to pay such fees. That’s obviously not a good fit for the Big Three rating agencies.

There’s nothing in it for them.

But it’s an ideal fit for our business model: We never accept any feeds of any kind from the entities we rate. We rate everything, including cryptos, with total independence and freedom from any conflicts of interest. We tell it like it is — the good, the bad and the ugly.

In this case, the ugly is that many cryptocurrencies have poor or “me-too” technology. So ... they’re dying.

But a select group is leading the way toward what we consider to be the greatest money revolution of all time.

Ironically, though, Bitcoin is largely on the periphery of this revolution. Instead of becoming a universal medium of exchange that begins to replace currencies, Bitcoin has settled into a lesser (but still important) role as an ultimate safe-haven store of value.

No, it won’t replace the dollar, the euro, the yen or the yuan. But what it could begin to replace — or at least compete with — is GOLD.

The signs are already here. Until recently, when global investors feared inflation or threats to the monetary system, gold was the ultimate destination for their flight capital.

Now it’s not just gold. It’s also Bitcoin, creating a powerful demand that promises to drive Bitcoin to the stratosphere.

But in nearly all other aspects, the great money revolution is leaving Bitcoin behind and forging ahead into new frontiers that the creators of Bitcoin probably never dreamed of.

What exactly IS this great money revolution? Which cryptocurrencies are in the lead? How much could investors make by owning them?

We will answer these questions and more in the days ahead.

For now, suffice it to say that this relatively unknown sector of the crypto world has seen 12 times growth just in the last nine months.

In the next year or two, if it captures just 1% of the traditional financial markets that it’s replacing, it will have grown 200-fold.

And with time, if it replaces 10% of traditional markets, it will have grown 2,000 times.

My advice: Pay close attention. It could be one of the largest profit opportunities of the century.

Good luck and God bless!

Martin