| Dear Reader, BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, has just become the first Wall Street giant to use JPMorgan’s blockchain-based collateral settlement system. Larry Fink, BlackRock’s CEO, has predicted this blockchain technology will usher in… ‘The next generation for markets.’ So, it’s clear BlackRock has got their eye on crypto and Bitcoin [BTC]. Today, BlackRock manages US$9.43 trillion in investable assets. State Street, another institutional firm, manages US$3.5 trillion. Vanguard, US$8.1 trillion. And with BlackRock’s new Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) approval looming on the horizon, which could happen within weeks or months… …trillions of dollars of institutional money is sitting on the sidelines waiting for their chance to get into cryptocurrencies like bitcoin. That means now is your time to strike. Because the major firms are bound by strict fiduciary regulations, you have the chance stake your claim before the big boys are able to make their moves. This is exactly what I was talking about in October last year… When I released a critical video briefing detailing how bitcoin could skyrocket to US$1 million by 2030. A bold claim? Absolutely. But it’s one that’s backed up with thorough research, independent analysis, and, most importantly… The events of the past 12 months — they’ve supported the projected timeline I discuss in this video. That’s why I’m writing to you today — to give you a head start on what I believe is coming next. Could bitcoin realistically hit US$1 million? Find out all the details in this urgent video briefing. Good investing, Ryan Dinse,
Editor, Crypto Capital Foundation | 
