Bitcoin Just Hit $30K... Now What?

Savvy investors are getting in early... SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES [The Oxford Club Special Opportunities]( Note From Senior Managing Editor Rebecca Barshop: With the S&P 500 up only 8% so far this year... many investors are starting to speculate again. And right now... their speculative dollars are flowing into the crypto market. Bitcoin has crossed the $30,000 price level - an important psychological barrier - for the first time since June 2022. That's just one of the reasons our good friend Andy Snyder - the founder of Manward Press - says this is the start of a new bull market in crypto. And Andy just released details on [a unique indicator]( that's perfect for anyone who wants to play this explosive situation for maximum profit potential. [Click here to learn more.]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Bitcoin Just Hit $30K... Now What? Andy Snyder, Founder, Manward Press [Andy Snyder] Crypto is back. The mainstream press hasn't caught on to this year's rally yet... but it will soon. If it doesn't, it's a crime. The price of the king of the crypto world - Bitcoin - went above $30,000 on Tuesday. It has surged by 81% so far this year. The S&P 500? It's up just a handful of points. Where would you rather have a few bucks? I know what my tens of thousands of readers would say. Manward's investment system has become increasingly attractive to former "traditional" investors who are looking for decent returns in a market that doesn't run the way it used to. Money goes where money is treated best. And these days, interest rates dictate where that is. When rates are low and money is cheap, we can't lock our money up in a bank and get a solid return. The idea of a 5% CD rate was unthinkable just two years ago. But as it became reality over the last 18 months, money flowed out of speculative banks and into safer assets, where the return may be lower but is still strong... and guaranteed. At the end of 2022, total net assets in money market funds rose to $4.8 trillion... a fresh record. "It's a mountain of money!" said Bank of America's Stephen Suttmeier. "While this seems contrarian bullish, higher interest rates have made holding cash more attractive." But now, investors are starting to predict that interest rates are nearing their peak. Some folks believe the Fed will begin cutting rates later this year. If it happens, it would bust up that mountain of money and create an avalanche of cash flowing into more speculative assets. That's why we're seeing crypto quietly surge higher. Savvy investors are getting ahead of the wave. As momentum grows and yield-seeking speculation comes back to the market, the trend will gain speed, sending prices dramatically higher. Another double (and a fresh record) from Bitcoin doesn't seem all that improbable when we're looking at $4.8 trillion sitting in low-yielding money market funds. Only a fraction of that cash would need to head to crypto to send prices soaring. Monero (XMR) is a great example. My Manward Letter readers have held it through all these ups and downs. We're up 68% on it since late 2020. It's finding buyers among the crowd looking for some speculation. And folks looking for a banking sector alternative have been bidding the price higher in recent weeks. From here, the future only looks rosier for crypto. The stock market's shaky turn this year shows that it's a speculator's market once again. I believe those who get in NOW... in these early stages... stand to build massive wealth. I've just shown my readers a unique way to play this trend. It's based on a [little-known indicator]( that has the power to predict several days in advance which cryptos are about to soar. Using this tool, investors could have had the chance to score gains as high as [1,528%... 2,862%... 3,543%... and 5,845%...]( in the past three months alone. 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