You will pass up a chance to get rich if you’re not investing in Money 4.0 

Investors make money, but also lose money because of Money 4.0. However, you will pass up a chance to get rich, if you’re not investing in Money 4.0.

According to the New York Times, on the evening of April 19, a few days after the Money 4.0 exchange Coinbase IPO (which went public), hundreds of women participated in a virtual meeting to talk about Money 4.0.

Ms. Claire Wasserman, the founder of Wasserman – the company that co-organizes the event, was surprised by the number of participants. “It shows you are committed to being rich,” she said. Ms. Wasserman describes the sweeping change in the way people live, work and trade. All motivated by Money 4.0.

“I don’t want you to miss the future,” she stressed.

A woman at a virtual meeting revealed during the pandemic, she had converted the money used to buy money to invest in Money 4.0. From November 2020, her account doubled.

During the meeting, an influencer group encourages the women to buy and keep Money 4.0 as an investment, even just 5-25 USD. They offer advice on security, privacy, taxation, and blockchain wallets.

Too big to ignore

The event ended with a call: “Demolish the financial male-dominated regime”. It’s the kind of conversation that usually takes place in messaging groups, Twitter topics, Zoom meetings or Clubhouse across America. Bitcoin and other Cash 4.0 has become a viable investment. They help many people become rich. 

And Money 4.0 has become harder to ignore than ever. Dogecoin, a meme-based coin about Shiba Inu, became a hot topic on CNBC. Crypto exchange Coinbase is valued at $ 58 billion. WeWork plans to accept cryptocurrency payments.

Wall Street banks also offer Money 4.0 investment channels to customers. Children’s blockchain classes are born.

The US Federal Reserve pumps money into the economy. People get rich by buying and selling Money 4.0 or predicting a revolution.

Meanwhile, Cash 4.0 is very volatile, risky and can become bubbles. Investors make money, but also lose money because of blockchain. Many people use blockchain – the underlying technology of Money 4.0 – but don’t know or understand exactly how they work.

“Money 4.0 madness is not temporary,” said Daniel Ives, an analyst at Wedbush Securities. “It was the beginning of a new era on the digital money front,” he added.

Overall, Cash 4.0 is currently considered a good investment. There are stories of young Money 4.0 millionaires, or pizza bought with Bitcoin that can now be worth millions of dollars. In other words, not participating in the Money 4.0 world is denying the opportunity to get rich.

A non-art person named Beeple sold an NFT (non-fungible token) of digital painting for $ 69 million. Many people then ask: “Why not me?”

Mr. Mark Greenberg, a 69-year-old photographer, had that in mind in March. He auctioned an NFT of the painter Andy Warhol’s photo in 1985. Seeing the price rise to $ 100,000, Mr. Greenberg was overjoyed. . He cannot make much money during the pandemic. The money could help Mr. Greenberg pay for his daughter’s wedding and the newly purchased home. But then he started to worry.

Beeple’s “Everydays: The First 5,000 Days” (real name Mike Winkelmann) sold on Christie’s auction house for $69.3 million.

Keep the faith

In 2012, Mr. Marc P. Bernegger bought some Bitcoins for $ 7 and gave them to many friends. He tried to explain that the potential of technology far outstripped money. “But most of my friends don’t care,” he said.

But now, very few of them have access to that Bitcoin. Mr. Bernegger is no exception. Previously, he did not see them as an investment but used to buy Bitcoin magazine and the betting game Satoshi Dice.

Mr. Bernegger sold the rest for $ 30. On April 14, Bitcoin price reached nearly 65,000 USD / dong.

Now, Mr. Bernegger becomes an investor in the Crypto Financial Group. Friends meet him for advice on Money 4.0. “I always tell my friends: ‘If you really believe in it, buy it for your kids,” said Mr. Bernegger.

Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley announced plans to open a Money 4.0 investment channel for wealthy customers. PayPal and Venmo also add Cash 4.0 shopping and transactions.

Bitcoin Frankie is considered an influencer in the crypto world. Image: New York Times.

Bitcoin Frankie, an influencer of the Money 4.0 world, was attracted to Money 4.0 last year. The pandemic caused her event company to collapse overnight. When she reopened an old forgotten digital wallet, she realized with surprise the value had skyrocketed. Therefore, she started researching, buying cryptocurrency and talking about it on social media.

Her old job was back, but she wasn’t sure she wanted to go back to that life. Crypto companies are hiring her to promote their projects. She also came up with the idea to start a Money 4.0 startup.

“The community just feels the passion. A lot of people turn to Money 4.0 to invest. But then they stay on because they realize it’s the new Internet,” says Bitcoin Frankie.