I’ll show you the most likely outcomes.
Do you ever hear those stories of how people got into something early, at the ground level and made absurd amounts of cash?
If you had put $1000 into Tesla in 2019 when the price was $23, you’d have made $100,000.00 today. (using stock split figures)
The same would’ve happened If you had the nerve to invest in Amazon after the dot com bubble burst, you could have bought the stock for $8 a share. (before stock split)
$8 a share would have given you 500 times the return on your original investment.
Ethereum, held by 13.1 Million U.S. citizens, is owned by 40% of cryptocurrency holders and has grown 26% since last year.
Based on the size of its market cap, the speed of adoption, and the growing use cases, not taking a closer look at the digital currency would be a dereliction of duty.
The potential upside is beyond belief, and so are the risks.
Now, I’m in no way saying that this will be 500 times your return. I’m just saying that compared to anything else out there, this looks like a pretty strong bet.
It’s got me thinking about why people’s primary approach is sceptical around new technologies.
We aren’t complaining about environmental factors near the scale of technologies we accept, like driving a car, catching a flight or having our holiday lights on.
We aren’t calling fine art, money, gold or diamonds a Ponzi scheme.
After some lengthy research, I think I’ve found the answer.
