Friday, 17 January 2025

This coin could surge during Trump’s first week in office.

One of Trump's first Executive Orders could send this crypto soaring.
Trump's back in the oval office. Buy this coin now.                                                                                                         

Dear Reader,

Bitcoin jumped 9% the day after his election … and is up more than 40% since.

But America's top crypto expert, Juan Villaverde, says this is just the beginning.

Juan's called the top and bottom of every crypto bull market since 2012.

And he says 2025 could be the greatest bull market in crypto history.

He believes Bitcoin will go to $150,000 — or more.

But there's one coin he thinks could go even higher … especially now that Trump has taken office.

In fact, this coin could be boosted by one of his first Executive Orders.

It's part of Trump's special Project Crypto.

His plan to make America "the crypto capital of the planet."

This could be his favorite coin.

And it's definitely one of his vice president's favorites.

Click here to find out more about the coin that might be the Trump team's favorite.

Sincerely,

Eliza Lasky
Weiss Advocate

P.S. Juan has never had a losing trade on Bitcoin.

And he booked gains of 312% on Chainlink …

1,136% on THORChain …

And 2,925% on Cardano.

A $10,000 bet on Cardano could've brought back nearly $300,000.

Now, he says one virtually unknown coin could thrive in the first year of Trump's crypto bull market …starting during his first week in office.

Click here to find out more about this coin.


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How you can benefit from AAPL's $95B "profit trigger"

Learn how to target payouts from its momentum cycles
 
   
     
Apple is dead set on winning the AI war…

Its successful launch of its AI - Intelligence - in October drew the attention of Morgan Stanley.

Analysts were so impressed by its rapid climb to 100 million users, that the firm is now calling Apple its “Top 2025 Pick”...

Apple has a track record for making a big splash when it enters a new market…

It dominated MP3’s with the iPod…

Took cellphones by storm with the first iPhone…

And its left competitors in the dust with its wearable devices like smartwatches and cordless headphones..

And here’s why you should care…

Apple consistently gushes profits.

If you’d invested $10,000 into AAPL 20 years ago… it’d be worth about $2.7 million today.

And it’s only becoming more profitable. 

Over the past year, it raked in $95 BILLION in pure profit. 

But there are times when this stock really outperforms

I call these periods “momentum cycles”...

And they’re an easy way for people like you and I to target as much as 100% in 4 days or less.

If you’ve been following my work over the past year, then you most likely know we’ve cashed out incredible gains on live trades.

Like an 87% return in just four days back in August…

A 98% gain in under a week in September…

And the most recent trade that I’m particularly proud of - 135% in four days… just before Christmas.

Now these are some of the best returns… there were smaller wins and those that didn’t work out. 

But here’s the important part to remember…

These momentum cycles are only going to get stronger as Apple extends its lead in AI. 

That’s why I want to show you how the next momentum cycle is set to trigger as Apple gains AI dominance. 

And while we cannot promise future returns or against losses, if you want to see the exact trigger point for the next cycle... plus how to trade it for what could be a double, make sure you check out my workshop here.
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