Millions Are Flowing Into This One Coin (Not Bitcoin)

3 big VCs are quietly betting on it

Dear Reader, Bitcoin is soaring. $150,000 is on the horizon. And retail investors are piling in. But here's the truth very few know: Even as regular investors chase Bitcoin, the smartest money in the world is looking in a whole different direction. I'm talking about the venture capital elite. The ones with piles of cash to invest, and a knack for spotting potential long before the rest of the market catches on. Firms like: Sequoia Capital – early investor in Airbnb, Google, WhatsApp Accel – backed Facebook, Dropbox, Etsy Index Ventures – early bets on Figma, Slack, and Scale AI These firms aren't trend-chasers. They're proven early movers. And right now, they're quietly pumping hundreds of millions into a single crypto project. It's not a meme coin or a speculative token. It's a real platform that's already backed by Google, Visa, Citibank, and PayPal. And according to Weiss Ratings crypto expert Juan Villaverde, it could become the third pillar of crypto – right alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum. Juan has nailed every major bull and bear move in crypto since 2012. He called Bitcoin's top AND bottom in 2018 within days. When he speaks, the crypto world listens. And Juan has just gone on record saying 2025 could be "the biggest year in crypto's history"... With THIS coin leading the charge. However, this coin won't stay hidden much longer. Once mainstream investors catch wind of what the VCs already know, the easy gains will be gone. So I suggest you hurry. If you want to see what's got Juan so excited, and why the world's smartest investors are betting BIG on this altcoin... Watch Juan's urgent presentation here. Best, Eliza Lasky Weiss Advocate P.S. Andreessen Horowitz, one of the top three venture capital firms in the world, also called this coin "A major opportunity for investors" and that "its current price doesn't reflect its potential." Don't get left out. Learn all about this coin before its price runs up! Copyright © 2025 Weiss Ratings. All rights reserved. This ad is sent on behalf of Weiss Ratings 11780 US Highway 1, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33408-3080 If you would like to optout from receiving this offer from Weiss Ratings please go here. -- Bonus Content -- Fed's Bowman suggests allowing central bank staff to own small amounts of crypto products By Pete Schroeder WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The Federal Reserve's top regulatory official suggested on Tuesday that central bank staff should be permitted to own small amounts of crypto products, arguing experience would better inform their work policing activities in those financial markets. Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman said easing restrictions on staff investments may also help recruit and retain expert bank examiners, and "de minimus" holdings of crypto and other digital assets would help staff develop a working understanding of those products. "There's no replacement for experimenting and understanding how that ownership and transfer process flows," she said in prepared remarks delivered to a crypto conference in Wyoming. "I certainly wouldn't trust someone to teach me to ski if they'd never put on skis, regardless of how many books and articles they have read, or even wrote, about it." Bowman did not offer specifics in terms of amounts or types of holdings she was considering, but her remarks serve as the latest indication of the friendlier tone regulators in the Trump administration are taking towards the crypto sector. Under Trump, the Fed and other bank regulators have already taken several steps to be more open to crypto activities by banks, after years of requiring banks to clear additional hurdles before diving into the sector. Throughout her remarks, Bowman emphasized that bank regulators need to be less skeptical of new technologies in the financial sector, including crypto products. She accused bank watchdogs of having an "overly cautious mindset," which she argued could actually hinder the banking sector by placing undue restrictions on activities. "We must choose whether to embrace the change and help shape a framework that will be reliable and durable - ensuring safety and soundness and incorporating the benefits of both efficiency and speed - or to stand still and allow new technology to bypass the traditional banking system altogether. From a regulator's perspective, the choice is clear," she said. Bowman said there are risks that come from any rapid transformations, but she maintained regulators need to acknowledge the potential benefits of those changes as well as potential problems. "Risks may be offset or at least determined to be manageable when we recognize and consider the potentially extensive benefits of new technology," she said. (Reporting by Pete Schroeder; Editing by Chris Reese and Andrea Ricci) Read More

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