This newsletter is sponsored by PHEMEX, the world's best crypto exchange for both spot and leverage. Sign up with the link above and get some free Bitcoin - up to $3600 worth. Despite the recent market slowdown, interest, adoption, and involvement in crypto have all continued to move in one direction. Forward.Other than Tesla’s infamous backpedal on accepting Bitcoin for purchases, can you think of any company, partnership, founder, team, or talent moving back to the old way of doing things? I can't.When was the last time you heard about a well-known executive or investor deciding crypto was no longer for them and that they wanted their old job on Wall Street back? Have you heard of anybody professing their interest in Web3, the metaverse, NFTs, or DeFi and then running back to Web2?These stories are nearly non-existent.Let’s look at the world’s 5 largest companies and asses how they are involved in our space and then branch out.Apple - Currently looking at crypto, Tim Cook owns cryptocurrency, “it’s reasonable to own it as a part of a diversified portfolio.”Microsoft - Awarded US patent for crypto token-creation service, also has launched its own blockchain. Purchased Activision in a likely move towards metaverse and play to earn domination.Saudi Aramco - Has invested significant amounts in blockchain companies, heavily relies on blockchain technology for business operations.Alphabet (Google) - Just announced crypto cards, partnering with Coinbase and Bitpay. Also has publicly announced that they are paying a lot of attention to cryptocurrencies.Amazon - AWS is heavily involved in blockchain and cryptocurrency tools and software.That’s just the top 5, but there’s also Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, IBM, Walmart, Intel, Square, SpaceX, Facebook, Microstrategy, Robinhood, Twitter, JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley and BlackRock, just to name a few other companies involved in the space. The list is seemingly endless, and does not even include crypto native companies such as Coinbase, Gemini, Circle, Hive, Riot, FTX, and so many more.All of these companies are vastly different, but each one of them has one thing in common - an interest in cryptocurrency and an understanding that it's the future. This interest is unidirectional. Always forward. All of these companies have some involvement or level of interest in crypto, yet our market cap is just below $2T. This tells me that the upside is HUGE. Wait until the interest transitions to involvement which transitions into investing. Unless we see companies abandoning blockchain and reversing direction, it is clear that we are still early.It won't happen all at once... but it will happen. The writing is on the wall.In This Issue:Moving ForwardThe Bear Case For Crypto In 2022 - IntoTheBlockBitcoin Thoughts And AnalysisChart RequestsGoogle Is Getting Into CryptoMicrosoft Makes Moves Into The MetaverseCEO Of Charles Schwab Says Crypto "Hard To Ignore"My Recommended Platforms And ToolsIF YOU HAVE ANY ISSUE WITH THE NEWSLETTER OR YOUR SUBSCRIPTION, PLEASE CONTACT: PREMIUMSUPPORT@GETREVUE.CO
The Wolf Den #418 - Moving Forward
The Wolf Den #418 - Moving Forward
The Wolf Den #418 - Moving Forward
This newsletter is sponsored by PHEMEX, the world's best crypto exchange for both spot and leverage. Sign up with the link above and get some free Bitcoin - up to $3600 worth. Despite the recent market slowdown, interest, adoption, and involvement in crypto have all continued to move in one direction. Forward.Other than Tesla’s infamous backpedal on accepting Bitcoin for purchases, can you think of any company, partnership, founder, team, or talent moving back to the old way of doing things? I can't.When was the last time you heard about a well-known executive or investor deciding crypto was no longer for them and that they wanted their old job on Wall Street back? Have you heard of anybody professing their interest in Web3, the metaverse, NFTs, or DeFi and then running back to Web2?These stories are nearly non-existent.Let’s look at the world’s 5 largest companies and asses how they are involved in our space and then branch out.Apple - Currently looking at crypto, Tim Cook owns cryptocurrency, “it’s reasonable to own it as a part of a diversified portfolio.”Microsoft - Awarded US patent for crypto token-creation service, also has launched its own blockchain. Purchased Activision in a likely move towards metaverse and play to earn domination.Saudi Aramco - Has invested significant amounts in blockchain companies, heavily relies on blockchain technology for business operations.Alphabet (Google) - Just announced crypto cards, partnering with Coinbase and Bitpay. Also has publicly announced that they are paying a lot of attention to cryptocurrencies.Amazon - AWS is heavily involved in blockchain and cryptocurrency tools and software.That’s just the top 5, but there’s also Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, IBM, Walmart, Intel, Square, SpaceX, Facebook, Microstrategy, Robinhood, Twitter, JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley and BlackRock, just to name a few other companies involved in the space. The list is seemingly endless, and does not even include crypto native companies such as Coinbase, Gemini, Circle, Hive, Riot, FTX, and so many more.All of these companies are vastly different, but each one of them has one thing in common - an interest in cryptocurrency and an understanding that it's the future. This interest is unidirectional. Always forward. All of these companies have some involvement or level of interest in crypto, yet our market cap is just below $2T. This tells me that the upside is HUGE. Wait until the interest transitions to involvement which transitions into investing. Unless we see companies abandoning blockchain and reversing direction, it is clear that we are still early.It won't happen all at once... but it will happen. The writing is on the wall.In This Issue:Moving ForwardThe Bear Case For Crypto In 2022 - IntoTheBlockBitcoin Thoughts And AnalysisChart RequestsGoogle Is Getting Into CryptoMicrosoft Makes Moves Into The MetaverseCEO Of Charles Schwab Says Crypto "Hard To Ignore"My Recommended Platforms And ToolsIF YOU HAVE ANY ISSUE WITH THE NEWSLETTER OR YOUR SUBSCRIPTION, PLEASE CONTACT: PREMIUMSUPPORT@GETREVUE.CO