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How to Invest in 2021 with Crypto, Lithium, and Precious Metals - John Truman Wolfe
What is a Virtual CMO? - http://virtualcmo.expert/
John Truman Wolfe is an award-winning author.
John's website: https://www.strategicfinancialintelli...
His book exposing the real forces behind the global financial crisis became an Amazon Best Seller. His latest release—The Coming Financial Crisis: A Look Behind the Wizard’s Curtain, includes the expose of the source behind the Global Financial Crisis as well as their current agenda, now in full swing, to implement “Bail-In” procedures by big banks that enable failing banks to confiscate funds in their depositor’s accounts and convert them to bank stock. He has been a senior credit officer for two California banks: one in the San Francisco Bay Area, the other in Beverly Hills. He is the co-founder of a prestigious Los Angeles-based business-management company where he oversaw the business and financial matters of some of the biggest names in Hollywood.
John has spoken to bankers and business executives around the world on the oppressive agenda of international bankers and provided solutions to their programs. In their first decade, Bitcoin and Blockchain have established themselves as functioning parts of the global financial and business landscape. They are here to stay. And while we have covered the cryptocurrency world in earlier issues of The Hard Truth, as the digital currency world celebrates its 10th anniversary, it seemed appropriate to revisit the world of cryptocurrencies and the underlying platform that enables them to function – Blockchain.
Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency (and the only crypto for the first two years of its existence – 2009 to 2011) and is the digital currency “brand” that most people know. Many think it is the only digital currency. But that is far from the case today. There are currently over 2,000 digital currencies. They have a combined market capitalization (the amount of money invested) of $138 billion dollars, with more than $20 billion dollars of cryptocurrencies traded every day. Cryptocurrencies are anything but dead. While the prices have been depressed, as you can see, there is no shortage of trading volume that is, as we have said, running in excess of $20 billion per day.
Here’s a look at the statistics of the top 10 cryptocurrencies.
https://coinmarketcap.com
You can see that with Bitcoin’s market cap of $70 billion, it represents a little over 50% of the total cryptocurrency market of $138 billion. As you can also see, even the #10 crypto has a market cap of $1.5 billion. It is also evident that, in addition to Bitcoin, #2, Ethereum, and #3, Ripple stands head and shoulders above the rest. Both of these two crypto brands represent innovative global communication platforms – they aren’t just currencies, but currencies representing digital solutions that are in high demand.
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John Truman Wolfe is an award-winning author.
John's website: https://www.strategicfinancialintelli...
His book exposing the real forces behind the global financial crisis became an Amazon Best Seller. His latest release—The Coming Financial Crisis: A Look Behind the Wizard’s Curtain, includes the expose of the source behind the Global Financial Crisis as well as their current agenda, now in full swing, to implement “Bail-In” procedures by big banks that enable failing banks to confiscate funds in their depositor’s accounts and convert them to bank stock. He has been a senior credit officer for two California banks: one in the San Francisco Bay Area, the other in Beverly Hills. He is the co-founder of a prestigious Los Angeles-based business-management company where he oversaw the business and financial matters of some of the biggest names in Hollywood.
John has spoken to bankers and business executives around the world on the oppressive agenda of international bankers and provided solutions to their programs. In their first decade, Bitcoin and Blockchain have established themselves as functioning parts of the global financial and business landscape. They are here to stay. And while we have covered the cryptocurrency world in earlier issues of The Hard Truth, as the digital currency world celebrates its 10th anniversary, it seemed appropriate to revisit the world of cryptocurrencies and the underlying platform that enables them to function – Blockchain.
Bitcoin was the first cryptocurrency (and the only crypto for the first two years of its existence – 2009 to 2011) and is the digital currency “brand” that most people know. Many think it is the only digital currency. But that is far from the case today. There are currently over 2,000 digital currencies. They have a combined market capitalization (the amount of money invested) of $138 billion dollars, with more than $20 billion dollars of cryptocurrencies traded every day. Cryptocurrencies are anything but dead. While the prices have been depressed, as you can see, there is no shortage of trading volume that is, as we have said, running in excess of $20 billion per day.
Here’s a look at the statistics of the top 10 cryptocurrencies.
https://coinmarketcap.com
You can see that with Bitcoin’s market cap of $70 billion, it represents a little over 50% of the total cryptocurrency market of $138 billion. As you can also see, even the #10 crypto has a market cap of $1.5 billion. It is also evident that, in addition to Bitcoin, #2, Ethereum, and #3, Ripple stands head and shoulders above the rest. Both of these two crypto brands represent innovative global communication platforms – they aren’t just currencies, but currencies representing digital solutions that are in high demand.