EXCLUSIVE: BITCOIN’S NEXT MAJOR CATALYST!

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Bitcoin has a major attractive characteristic, one that is shared with gold and silver.

It’s a unique feature, which is extremely hard to replicate – Bitcoin is not confined by any national boundaries. In similar fashion to gold’s international acceptance, Bitcoin is also widely known and does not suffer from languish of any particular economy.

When the jobs market in Austin, TX, for example, is seeing massive layoffs, the real estate prices in the area are impacted negatively. When there is a recession in Germany, sales of Apple’s products decline and its stock price may sell-off. For gold or Bitcoin, though, there is no central point of direct correlation with any given region – it is, therefore, a global asset class.

In our world, the USD is the most reliable currency, despite it all. Its reserve currency status gives it tremendous flexibility. Imagine for a second, the abuse it has endured by the banking system in the U.S., since 1913, yet it is still with us.

Other countries decide to fight one war, and their currency goes into hyperinflation and falls into the graveyard of fiat currencies. The United States has soldiers in over 180 countries and has waged more wars and ignited more conflict than any other nation in the past 100 years, yet its currency is still strong.

The U.S. increased its monetary base in a revolutionary way in 2008, yet it did not enter an inflationary period, nor have foreigners stopped buying the debt the Treasury department issues. This year, in 2018, the U.S. might reach a $1T deficit, but interest rates on its debt are still only 3% over a 10-yr period.

A reserve currency is a huge responsibility, one that requires a skilled country to handle.

As you can see, reserve currencies have a way of being replaced every 80-110 years.

If we use 1944 as our starting point, the U.S. has been the home to this crown for 82 years (more than Portugal and the Netherlands), but if we actually go back to 1920, when the world ceased (unofficially) to use the British Pound, and started (unofficially) to prefer American Dollars, we’re already 98 years into this cycle.

No matter how you look at it, the reserve currency status is shaky right now.

The problem, though, is that the new rising power, China, isn’t a leading candidate to replace the dollar.

But, this isn’t even the issue of today’s letter. What I want to stress to you today is the internal problems within U.S. soil, which could erupt to a whole new level of disconnect and just like in the 1970s, cause a run on the dollar, which could send investors rushing into Bitcoin, gold, and other “international” assets, such as art, collectibles (cars, stamps, and memorabilia), and to “safe haven” currencies, such as Swiss Francs or commodity-based currencies, such as AUD and CAD.

Bottom line, what I want to show you is that in the next two years, America will continue to prove to the investment community that something is wrong with it, terribly wrong. As we approach the next elections cycle and the next contraction of productivity, it could send the message to investors that Bitcoin is a needed layer of safety, which they should be considering.

Here are some economic facts about present-day America:

1. More than 50% of America’s regions haven’t experienced the recovery, which has created millions of jobs and pushed GDP growth above 4% for the other half.
2. More than 22% of Americans live in distressed regions, while more than 24% of them live in prosperous ones.
3. 10 million jobs were created in the US between 2011 and 2015, but close to 85% of them were in the already-prosperous zip codes. Meanwhile, next to 50% of American areas have seen zero jobs growth since the crisis.
4. Only two out of every five distressed zip codes enjoyed growth in employment: the rest saw the number of jobs decline as companies migrated towards more populous areas.
5. 60% of adults in distressed zip codes have no education beyond high school, and only 14% of residents in these struggling areas have completed a 4-year degree.

You can bet your bottom dollar that the next five years will determine much of the destiny for what has been the beacon of light for the rest of the world for over two centuries.

Bitcoin’s unique protocol-technology could prove highly beneficial in these divided moments.

Best Regards,

Brad Robbins
President, PureBlockchainWealth.com