Using Cryptocurrencies as a Freedom Multiplier
Fellow Investor,
This is Jim Woods, editor of the new advisory Crypto & Commodities Trader that opens its doors to the public in just a few days.
By now, you should have received my new special report, America’s Freedom Multiplier: How to Use Crypto & Commodities to Attain Financial Freedom.
If you haven’t, please click on this link below:
This report is free and does not obligate you to buy anything.
If you haven’t had time to read this report yet, I’d like to go over a few key points with you to make sure you’re up to speed.
It will only take a few minutes.
The first point I want to make concerns the concept of a “freedom multiplier.”
Very quickly, this is my take on the concept of a “force multiplier” and is just what it sounds like: an entity that multiplies the force or effectiveness of a given agent.
The example I give in my report is that of a special forces team that goes into a location, removes obstacles or eliminates threats, and thereby multiplies the effectiveness of a combat unit.
In financial terms, a force multiplier can be an investment that multiplies the profitability of an overall portfolio.
I like to call it a “freedom multiplier” as well. That’s because some investments can actually deliver more financial freedom as well as more profits.
And the example here is… cryptocurrencies!
Cryptocurrencies are a type of digital money that has the price volatility more typical of commodities.
They are “freedom multipliers” because, at least in theory, they are a form of currency not directly controlled by national governments.
As I say in the report, the goal of the early proponents of the Bitcoin/blockchain technology was to move the control of money out of the hands of governments and central banks and into an autonomously managed system.
However, what many investors are unaware of is just how well cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin have performed on an annualized basis – despite high levels of volatility.
For example, over the past five years and a half years Bitcoin has posted an average annual gain of 106%.
That’s right: 106%. Per year.
Here are the numbers: Bitcoin made 94% in 2019, 302% in 2020, 60% in 2021, -64% in 2022, 156% in 2023, and so far in 2024 (two-thirds through), another 37%.
Added up, that works out to more than doubling investors’ money on average annually over the past five years.
In other words, if an investor can tolerate the volatility, an asset class such as cryptocurrencies can become what I like to call a “freedom multiplier.”
And here’s the best part: investors don’t have to invest in cryptocurrencies directly in order to benefit from this outsized performance.
There are ways to invest in cryptocurrencies as easily as someone would invest in a stock or ETF.
The trick is finding the right vehicle for maximizing the gains available through cryptocurrencies.
And that’s precisely what my upcoming Crypto & Commodities Trader service is all about.
It’s all about using freedom multipliers such as alternative crypto and commodities investments in order to maximize performance – especially in an era when fewer and fewer stocks are giving investors the gains they need and expect for their financial goals.
I’ll explain more about this over the next few days.
And, because you signed up to be on our priority VIP list, you will be notified the moment Crypto & Commodities Trader is available this coming Thursday… and ahead of the general public – giving you the first chance at my new system.
I’m very excited about this project.
I believe that “freedom multiplier” investments such as cryptocurrencies can give regular investors the edge they need going forward.
Coming up: I’ll discuss why commodities investing has also been greatly simplified through the development of specialized investments.
Yours for greater profits,
Jim Woods
Editor, Crypto & Commodities Trader
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