Who’s Invested?
BLACKROCK - $11.5 Trillion - Largest asset manager in the world.
FIDELITY - $4.9 Trillion
J.P. MORGAN - $3 Trillion
MICHAEL SAYLOR - MICROSTRATEGY - $52 Billion
GRAYSCALE - $20 Billion
CHINA - $19 Billion
USA - $17 Billion
UK - $6 Billion
Ukraine - $5 Billion
PAYPAL - $2 Billion
CATHIE WOOD - ARK INVEST - $1.5 Billion
North Korea - $1.2 Billion … and many more …
ELON MUSK - TESLA & SpaceX - $3.4 Billion - wealthiest man in the world.
RAY DALIO - “Bridgewater” - $1.5 Billion - hedgefund.
VENMO - $600 Million
MASTERCARD - $460 Million
JIM SIMMONS - RENAISSANCE TECHNOLOGY - $425 Million
JACK DORSEY - SQUARE INC/Block. - $330 million
GOOGLE - $310 Million
VISA - $230 Million
AMAZON - $150 Million
MICROSOFT - $150 Million
SHOPIFY - $50 Million
… and many more …
Diversification can help you mitigate losses
during periods of global uncertainty.
You can store Bitcoin in your own personal possession just like gold.
Asset Allocation
Why Bitcoin
Portability: digital, allowing for easy instant transfers globally, while gold requires physical transportation.
Divisibility: can be divided into smaller units, greater flexibility for transactions, whereas gold is typically traded in larger, fixed quantities.
Security: transactions are secured by blockchain technology, providing transparency and resistance to fraud, whereas gold is vulnerable to theft and forgery.
Accessibility: Anyone with internet access can buy, sell, and use, making it more accessible compared to gold, which requires physical possession or intermediaries like banks.
Limited Supply: Bitcoin has capped supply of 21 million coins, creating scarcity similar to gold, but with predetermined and transparent issuance schedule.
Ease of Storage: stored digitally, requiring minimal physical space, while gold needs secure storage facilities and may incur associated costs or be robbed.
Global Transferability: can be sent and received globally no restrictions, making cross-border transactions efficient compared to transporting physical gold.
Transparency: transactions recorded on public ledger, ensuring transparency and traceability, whereas gold lacks comprehensive and easily accessible record.
AUTONOMY & ANONYMITY
Decentralization:
Cryptocurrencies operate on decentralized networks using blockchain technology. This means no central authority controls the money, potentially reducing the risk of censorship, fraud, and manipulation by central authorities.
Global Accessibility
Anyone with an internet connection can access cryptocurrencies. This is especially empowering for people in countries with unstable currencies or restrictive banking systems, offering them a stable alternative.
Lower Transaction Costs
Without the need for intermediaries like banks, cryptocurrency transactions can have lower fees compared to traditional banking, especially for international transfers.
Asset Ownership and Control
Users have direct ownership of their cryptocurrency assets, unlike traditional bank accounts where the institution holds your money. This grants users full control over their digital assets.
Potential for High Returns
The volatility of cryptocurrencies can lead to high returns for investors. While risky, this has attracted a large number of people looking for…
Financial Inclusion
Cryptocurrencies can provide financial services to the unbanked population. People without access to traditional banking systems can use crypto to save, invest, and transact.
Wallets
Storing your own crypto assets in Your Possession
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Are physical devices that are “cold” (offline storage wallets) there are over 170+ of them.
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Secure generator for new keys using encrypted software.
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Signed transactions using encrypted software.
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securely store recovery seeds in a tamper-resistant & fireproof manner.