Is This Your Light-Bulb Moment? — Investigating Cryptocurrencies

By Nick Hubble, Saturday, 07 August 2021

My mentor Greg Canavan explains how he went from being a sceptic to a believer in cryptocurrencies, not because of their potential to deliver wealth, but for a very different reason.

If you’re hesitant to spend any time or effort investigating cryptocurrencies, because they’re just a bubble and a speculative mania, you need to see this video.

My mentor Greg Canavan explains how he went from being a sceptic to a believer in cryptocurrencies, not because of their potential to deliver wealth, but for a very different reason.

The legacy financial system is badly unstable, in all sorts of ways. And cryptocurrencies are designed to offer a viable alternative. They are a badly needed solution to a set of very big problems which we face.

Find out what the threats to the traditional financial system are, how crypto offers a means of escape, and why you should see beyond its speculative phase here…

To find out more about New Money Investor and the true significance of cryptocurrencies, click here.

Until next time,

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Nickolai Hubble,
Editor, The Daily Reckoning Australia Weekend

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Nick Hubble found us at Fat Tail Investment Research in 2010 after a stint inside Wall Street’s most notorious bank, Goldman Sachs, during the 2008 GFC. That’s where he saw the true nature of the investment banking business. Since then, he’s been the editor of the Daily Reckoning Australia and the UK-based Fortune & Freedom and Gold Stock Fortunes.

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