That was a headline on Drudge
yesterday.
I have plenty of Bitcoin myself, but I bought when it was $550, so I'm still way ahead. I wish it were still at $19,000, but I'll live.
There are plenty of sensible Bitcoin investors out there.
But for some people, Bitcoin was an impulse buy, a seemingly can't-lose proposition: they saw the price going up and up, and they wanted a piece of that.
And they got killed.
Lesson: get in on something because you get its long-term potential, not because you expect immediate
riches.
If you want the Internet to work for you, chances are you'll need a website. And if you don't want to hate yourself 24 hours a day, that website will cover a topic you love.
Imagine building a revenue stream that's also a hobby you
love.
But how to monetize such a site? That's where most people are clueless -- and their results confirm it.
I have two friends who know precisely how it's done, and who have done it again and again.
Step one: reserve your seat for our demonstration:
Tom Woods
P.S. Remember, I'm giving away $200 to each of five lucky people who attend. So be sure to be there: