One research firm has issued early warnings on the most explosive tech opportunities of the past two decades like...
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Reclusive Tech Investor Says:
"Stop Buying Bitcoin" 
One research firm has issued early warnings on the most explosive tech opportunities of the past two decades like...
- Amazon at $59 in 1999... before it rose as high as 5,565%.
- PayPal at $26 in 2002... before it rose as high as 801%.
- ADP at $30 in 2008... before it rose as high as 444%.
- Microsoft at $26 in 2010... before it rose as high as 789%.
- Shopify at $28 in 2016... before it rose as high as 3,958%.
- And Roku at $63 in 2018... before it rose as high as 554%.
Now, the company issued its next big warning – from one of its most reclusive tech investors. This man believes the mania in the most popular cryptocurrency – Bitcoin – has gone too far... ...and investors could be missing a MUCH bigger, hidden crypto opportunity. He predicts that getting in today could be like buying Bitcoin at $108 back in 2013. In fact, the market potential of this new crypto-based tech is 6x bigger than Bitcoin. And it doesn't even require using a crypto wallet or exchange. While Bitcoin's biggest gains could be over... he believes this technology isn't even on the radar of most investors – yet. But that could change any day. He predicts that a potential announcement from the biggest employer in the United States could set off a frenzy of action in this new space. Get the full story here... before it hits headlines.
Regards,
Brett Aitken
Publisher, Stansberry Research
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