| Back in the late 1970s, a kid with no money and no college degree got a job as a caddy at a country club. Not because he liked golf. Because that's where the rich people were. He watched them. Listened. Asked questions when he could. And he noticed something that changed everything for him. They weren't smarter than him. They just listened to different people than he did. One of them said "buy this little company called Apple." Stupid name for a computer company, he thought. A piece of fruit. But he bought it anyway. Another one said there's a company selling books online called Amazon. He thought that was insane. Who buys books online? But he bought it. Then somebody told him about something called DirectTV. 500 channels through a satellite dish on your roof. He thought that was the craziest one yet. He bought that too. Because somewhere along the way he'd figured out the most important investing principle there is. Find somebody who's already winning. And get on their team. You don't have to be the genius. You just have to be on the train. Then somebody told him to buy Bitcoin. At $1. He still holds it today. This guy recently sat down on camera with the founder of WallStreetBets. And they had the kind of conversation I wish I'd had 10 years ago. About where we are now in the crypto cycle. What's coming. And the simple approach that's made them both very wealthy. No charts. No jargon. No hype. Just two guys who've been doing this a long time, laying it out plain. I think it might be the most valuable time you spend this year. [WATCH THE FULL CONVERSATION HERE] To your wealth, Iman From Keystone P.S. There's a moment where he explains why he missed Bitcoin at 50 cents and what he did differently when it hit a dollar. That one story is worth more than most books on investing. It's in the first 15 minutes. | 
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