Today, this unfolding of history is happening at lightning-fast speeds.

You see, this new technology, is having an unusual effect on the American, and global economy.

Already, not millions, or billions, but...

Trillions of dollars of wealth have been transferred from our failing fiat system into Bitcoin, and the many publicly-traded companies associated with it.

And that includes not one, but three, little-known companies on track to quietly become Trillion Dollar Companies within the next seven to ten years.

Yet, most mainstream economists dismiss Bitcoin as a...

Tulip scheme...

Bubble Mania...

And a Ponzi!

That's because they're looking at Bitcoin as a price chart.

Rather, in order to choose wealth...

In order to master the acquisition of wealth like many have done in moments like this throughout history, you need to see what those economists too concerned with the fiat system are too proud to see.

Understand this...

Internet pioneer David P Reed realized that a network's value is more than just peer-to-peer communication, or in Bitcoin's case, peer-to-peer transactions.

A network's value is multiplied exponentially by people's ability to form groups and collaborate.

But when multiple networks converge, such as multiple economies around the world, it creates a kind of super-phenomenon...

An almost immeasurable amount of profitable outcomes!

Here's an example, you're already familiar with, but may not know:

This same phenomenon occurred after the invention of the Gutenberg press.

Knowledge exploded!

Manuscripts multiplied...

Books multiplied...

And the speed at which news traveled, also multiplied.

It all happened exponentially, because...

When the Internet arrived, new, larger networks formed...

Knowledge and the ability to master the acquisition of wealth would create another type of "regime change."

More people around the world could access knowledge, form groups, and trade easier than ever.

Again, these networks multiplied.

And when they did, each person's ability to choose wealth also multiplied.

As the world shifted to a fundamentally new way of organizing itself, the network effects did so also.

You can see a steady movement from one technology curve to the next.

In a little over a decade, Bitcoin has become the single greatest performing asset of all time.

Returns on crypto assets having far outstripped anything else, including the high-tech "dear-in-the-headlights" NASDAQ, and the tech sector too. However it is also the most volatile... 

These gains were made in spite of dramatic, stomach churning pull-backs and bearish cycles (called "crypto winters").

During these "crypto winters," we need to be allocated to high conviction positions.

That's why we invest in these businesses.

We know they will continue executing on their plans during the downs, have the financial strength to do so, and even the ability to capitalize on the opportunities that appear during these periods

For example, Company #3 was buying up distressed assets during the last crypto winter and made out like bandits.

Many financial gurus don't have a focus.

They are more like an endless stream of consciousness, spewing out all manner of trades, hoping something catches.

Or worse, they whipsaw you out of positions and profits by trying to time the intermediate ups and downs.

Inside The Bitcoin Capitalist you'll find a focused, concentrated portfolio of the leading crypto stocks being owned for the long haul.

Like the value investing greats, every Bitcoin Capitalist views themselves as partial owners of a business, we are not daytraders, or momentum chasers.

Most outsized gains in the stock market are derived from making concentrated investments on high conviction companies and then hanging on and holding - while monitoring for any changes to the underlying investment thesis.

Now, is the most opportune time to choose wealth on this investment curve.

That being said, through profound understanding of our companies, we can also opportunistically capture shorter term windfalls via options plays and strategies:

Albert Einstein called compounding the eight wonder of the world.

He said:

"He who understands it, earns it. He who doesn't, pays it". 

Because most cryptos - especially Bitcoin - are deflationary currencies -

...this compounding effect multiplies on the tech curve in three different ways:

#1) The companies we seek are steadily gaining market share, users and expanding into new products and services.

#2) Their finances are measured in terms of crypto currency units that gain purchasing power over time (instead of losing it, like all fiat currencies).

#3) Network effects of user adaptation:

Back in telephone days Robert Metcalfe calculated that the value of a network is proportional to the square of the number of nodes in the system.

"Metcalfe's Law" means that as each additional user, project, business and investor joins the crypto economy - the entire system grows in value exponentially.

The increased value of the crypto assets on balance sheet, enables these businesses to reinvest into gaining market share (or network share in the case of Bitcoin miners), all the while contributing to the increased value of the crypto economy as a whole.

This in turn makes the more sucessful companies in the space even more valuable within it - rinse, lather, repeat.

#1) They have the competitive landscape in a world where most goods and services are increasingly commodified.

And that means, one company can only gain at the expense of the others.

#2) What meagre profits they can generate they earn in rapidly deteriorating fiat currency units.

Our companies earn their revenues in crypto - deflationary currencies that gain purchasing power over time - contrast with industrial era companies that are valued in terms of their earnings, crypto companies are balance sheet plays.

They are valued by their assets.

Now, compared to industrial era companies, which artificially goose their "earnings", our companies are consistently building their asset base.

These three companies are inventing the future. 

The companies provide "picks and shovels" to the crypto gold rush.

They facilitate the infrastructure and services that all other digital assets, market participants and platforms require in order to operate.

Many of them create protocols, specifications and techniques that define the cryptocurrency space itself.

The three companies are by and large builders ...not renters.

Company #1 has created a Layer 2 blockchain that stands poised to take a chunk out of Ethereum itself. 

Company #2 stands to usher in micropayments to the world. 

Company #3 has invested in, or built in-house, over 200 ecosystems that power the crypto economy. 

These are only the bread crumbs of companies inside The Bitcoin Capitalist.

If Company #3 achieves trillion dollar status it would make it a 166X bagger.

That means, like each of these three companies, if you put $10K in now, it would be worth $1.6M once the get there.

You are witnessing a techtonic shift of wealth from an outgoing monetary system to a new, digital economy.

Right now we're in the netherworld between two ages - the centralized, hierarchecal Industrial Age model, powered by fiat money, backed-by-nothing is on the wane.

Everything you've seen over the past few years - globalism, The WEF, "Build-back-better", and now climate Marxism are all desparate attempts to keep an old order in charge, and a dilapidated system on the rails.

All that's left is a race between government debt, and technological adoption.

The Network Age - a decentralized, information-based multi-polar world secured by encryption and powered by electricity.

The tension between these two eras plays out in disruption, revolutions, "Fourth Turning" style upheaval and it does so over decades if not centuries.

That's why to truly understand where we are on the tech adoption curve:

Every month, I will personally send you a 40 to 50 page letter outlining significant events as they impact these three, potentially trillion-dollar crypto companies.

That's in addition to the monthly Portfolio Update. Inside, I cover all of our holdings (both the public companies and the crypto-currencies themselves, see below).