The Great Crypto Conspiracy: The $117 Trillion Trigger

The Great Crypto Conspiracy: The $117 Trillion Trigger

“The government is about to seize everyone’s claims. Sell now or lose everything.”

It’s 1876.

You’re standing in the muddy streets of Deadwood, Dakota Territory.

The gold rush is at its peak. Miners are hitting new fortunes daily. But then whispers spread…

“The government will seize your mine.”

Panic erupts.

Prospectors flee, selling their land for pennies.

What they don’t know is that the whispers were planted. And the man who planted them: George Hearst, a ruthless tycoon who secretly bought the local newspapers.

While fear gripped Deadwood, Hearst’s agents scooped up the land.

Hearst had masterminded one of the greatest swindles in American history. He got hundreds of small individual miners to sell their claims for peanuts. The mining claims they sold would become known as the Homestake Mine.

The Homestake Mine would go on to become America’s longest and richest gold mine. More than $100 billion worth of gold was pulled out of the Homestake Mine… All while the original miners walked away penniless.

George Hearst’s business interests went on to become known as Hearst Publishing. At his death in 1951, Hearst was worth over $200 million. Last year, Hearst Publishing generated $13 billion in revenue.

Our best guess is Hearst Publishing may have generated as much as $300 billion in value since George Hearst swindled those poor miners in 1876.

Hearst laid down the playbook for how to make truly epic wealth: Through fear and manipulation.

And the exact same playbook is being used against you today.

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