Crypto Has Conquered Wall Street, Now It's Taking Over Capitol Hill

World Domination Is Next for Crypto

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Crypto Has Conquered Wall Street, Now It's Taking Over Capitol Hill

When I first recommended bitcoin in 2016, nearly everyone hated it.

Governments wanted to ban it. Wall Street actively opposed it. Mainstream economists ridiculed it.

My own publishing firm at the time thought I was insane. They even threatened to fire me for just writing about bitcoin.

For the few diehards back then like myself, it was like living on an island.

You can’t imagine the scorn and mockery I was subject to.

Yet, here we are, nearly a decade later.

Today, Wall Street has completely embraced crypto, exactly as I said they would as early as 2017.

Just last week, U.S. spot-listed bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) saw over $620 million of net inflows. And BlackRock's IBIT fund recorded its largest daily trading volume of $4.1 billion.

In a few short years, we’ve seen bitcoin break through to become adopted and accepted by mainstream traditional finance.

Now, it’s about to achieve its ultimate victory: Conquering Capitol Hill.

Friends, winning over the political establishment will be the most significant achievement of them all.

That’s because it will lead to a friendlier regulatory environment, setting bitcoin free to roar higher in adoption and value.

A Winning Political Message

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