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What If You Can Fund Your Entire Retirement For $67,000?
Instead of slowly sacking away funds in a 401K or IRA, what if you could turn $67,000 into $1 million in 20 years? What impact could that have on your retirement?
It’s official. Everyone except Gary Gensler, Warren Buffett, and Elizabeth Warren is backing Bitcoin. After getting a potential Treasury Secretary position dangled before him, one of the most anti-crypto bankers, Jamie Dimon, suddenly realized that Bitcoin might have value. Meanwhile, looking at Google Bitcoin search rankings, most retail investors are sleeping through a potential opportunity to fund their retirements cheaply.
Benjamin Franklin famously said, “Nothing is certain except for death and taxes.” I want to revise this famous saying, “Nothing is certain except for death, taxes, and inflation.” While ordinary people are dealing with the impact of massive inflation, the smartest and wealthiest are stocking up on Bitcoin.
What if you could fund most of your retirement today for $67,000 by securing one Bitcoin and holding it until retirement? If you are under 50 and want to explore the possibility, I invite you to read this article. First, I will share why Bitcoin should be in everyone’s portfolio and then review the math on how one Bitcoin may be able to fund your retirement.
Why Bitcoin Belongs in Your Portfolio
I started my crypto journey seven years ago. Unfortunately, I self-educated myself in crypto through experience rather than research. When I first invested in crypto, I bought XRP. At that time, Bitcoin traded for around $6,500, and I thought the price was too high. I watched eagerly as my XRP did nearly 25X and thought I was a genius for purchasing XRP instead of BTC, which only did 3.5X in the same cycle.
When my crypto portfolio peaked, I decided to wait another 2X before I began unloading my XRP. Unfortunately, the 2X never occurred. A couple of years later, I unloaded my XRP for around the price I paid because I had to get…
