63 NYSE Stocks Could Trade 24/7 On-chain

You’re in danger of making the same mistake crypto investors made in 2018.

Back then, people were staring at bitcoin’s price, while behind the scenes, Wall Street was building the infrastructure that would eventually bring billions of dollars into the market.

Most people missed what was happening — and missed the life-changing gains that came from getting positioned early.

I don’t want you making that same mistake.

Eight years ago, I was pounding the table about a company most crypto investors had never heard of.

It wasn’t Coinbase. It wasn’t Binance. It was Intercontinental Exchange, or ICE — the company that owns the New York Stock Exchange.

In August 2018, ICE had just announced Bakkt, a platform designed to give large institutions a trusted way to buy bitcoin. I told readers at the time, “I can’t tell you how incredibly bullish this is for bitcoin.”

I had spent years in the hedge-fund world. I knew pension funds, hedge funds and other large institutions weren’t going to move serious money into crypto until the plumbing was there — custody, clearing, trusted counterparties, all the boring stuff most people never think about.

ICE was building that plumbing. And I told my readers to pay attention because Wall Street was coming.

Bitcoin traded as low as $5,971 that August. Seven years later, it hit a record high of $126,223. Readers who acted on my advice then had a chance to see peak gains of roughly 2,014% — more than 21x their money.

That’s what waiting for the market to make you comfortable can cost.

Now ICE is back.

This time, it isn’t building a way for Wall Street to get into bitcoin. It wants to put all of Wall Street’s assets on blockchain rails.

The Company Behind the NYSE Just Made Its Next Move on 63 Stocks