| Bill Gates was asked on live TV what the secret to success was (besides flying on Epstein's plane) First: you have to be at the right place at the right time. Second, and this is the part nobody remembers… you have to see the potential in things. That's the whole ballgame. Most people don't see the potential. That's why they miss. When home computers came out, the president of the biggest computer company in America said there's no market for them. When Amazon launched, people said why would anyone buy a book online. When DirectTV proposed 500 channels through a dish on your roof, people laughed out loud. Every single one became a generational wealth-builder. Not because it was obvious at the time. Because a small number of people could see where it was going before everybody else caught on. So let me ask you something. Right now, the largest asset manager in the world has $100 billion in Bitcoin. The President opened 401(k)s to crypto. Pension funds are starting to move. Banks are distributing Bitcoin ETFs to their clients. There's a line from this conversation I keep thinking about: "Every tree was once an acorn. Every forest was also once one acorn." How big can you see the potential? Because if you're reading this, you're already at the right place. The only question left is whether you'll recognize the right time. Or whether you'll look back on this the same way people look back on Amazon at $18. There's a conversation I want you to watch. Two men. One bought Bitcoin at $1 and held it. The other built the biggest retail investing community in history. They sit down and lay out what's happening, what's coming, and what a sensible, cautious person should think about doing. No hype. No jargon. Just a clear look at what's in front of you. [CLICK HERE TO WATCH] To your wealth, Iman From Keystone P.S. One of them says something I can't get out of my head: "The people who lost money in crypto didn't lose it because crypto doesn't work. They lost it because they were uneducated. If you do it right, it's almost impossible to lose." Bold claim. Watch it and judge for yourself. | 
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