It’s Time to Scale Out of Crypto VIEW IN BROWSER By Michael Salvatore, Editor, TradeSmith Daily I love to be the bearer of good news… After a 3x run in Bitcoin (BTC) over the last two years… With trillions in market cap added to the entire asset class… And major altcoins like Ethereum (ETH) trading near all-time highs… It’s time to start taking profits. And for reasons I’ll show you in today’s video, you should do it soon… before the next bear market cuts the cryptocurrency market in half. Don’t get me wrong: If you’re sitting on big gains in crypto or related stocks, I don’t think you should go out and sell everything you own right this second. In fact, it’s highly likely we’ll see higher prices over the next six months. But – when those rallies come – we should sell into each one we see from now until then. Especially if that money can make a difference in your life. When it comes to crypto, it’s much better to sell too early than too late. I’ve seen how these cycles go. We’re about to enter the period where it seems like crypto will not… even cannot go down. How do I know? Because CEOs have started building entire business plans around the idea that it won’t go down. Not only that, but they’re also building that plan around a $10 billion, little-known coin that trades for 30 cents. And not only that… they claim this 30-cent cryptocurrency will one day become “the backbone of all financial services, including powering payments for AI agents.” Recommended Link | | If you missed Bitcoin in 2011, Tesla in 2012, or NVIDIA in 2016, you know the sting of regret… Now the master trader Jeff Clark has uncovered a new opportunity. He calls it “Crossfire” – and it could hand you gains of as much as 1,285% in as little as two days. Don’t let this become another “what-if” moment. Watch his free briefing now. | | | This is the kind of hyper-financialization narrative that I warned you about months ago. “AI agents,” maybe – but “the backbone of all financial services”? It’s a signal to start selling. Crypto can, will, and always has turned on a dime at around this point in its four-year cycle. And I don’t want you to get left holding the bag. So we’re flying solo today with a quick video on why I think the next several months are the right time to start scaling out of the crypto space. First, we’ll recap how the four-year crypto cycle has worked in the past. Then, we’ll look at the unusual source of the hyper-bullish narratives this time around... And finally, we’ll take a look at the seasonal trend for Bitcoin using TradeSmith’s world-class software. Check it out:  In the months to come, keep your skeptic hat on. As the prices rise, our emotions will try to get the better of us. We will justify the prices and tell ourselves there’s more room to run. And we’ll see crazy headlines that make us think crypto really is taking over the financial system. Those will just be more signs to sell. The goal is to escape this market with profits, not to hold out for a fintech revolution that may or may not come. How you do it is up to you, but I hope what you see on my charts today gives you a good idea of how to do it and manage your emotions at the same time. To building wealth beyond measure,  Michael Salvatore Editor, TradeSmith Daily P.S. I say in the video above that I don’t personally plan on selling Bitcoin – so, before I can contradict myself, let me clear that up… I have a very-long-term view on Bitcoin. I think we’ll still be talking about and trading Bitcoin 10, 50, and 100 years from now. I think it’s the best protection against the spiraling fiat currency system we have. And I personally don’t want to worry about trying to time its prices moves. Bitcoin is long-term wealth protection. It’s for my daughter and her children. Everything but Bitcoin in the crypto space is for speculation and I don’t hold anywhere near the same level of confidence in any other crypto asset. You’re free to sell Bitcoin over the next few months if that’s right for you. But I’d be focusing on the altcoins. |
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