May 26, 2022

Editor's Note: The message below from one of our partners is one we believe you should take a close look at.

Dear Reader,

Will crypto ever replace your credit card?

It’s already happening, according to Visa.

In a new survey, they report almost 25% of small businesses plan to accept cryptocurrencies as payment in 2022.

Visa calls it a “phenomenon,” that’s gaining “momentum and mainstream popularity.”

Now everyone knows about Bitcoin…

But Teeka Tiwari – who was voted “the most trusted expert” in crypto by 130,000 analysts – recently revealed why other cryptos could do MUCH better in the transition from credit to cryptos.

Even better…

You can get the name of his next top crypto pick for free (click here).

Sincerely,

Kyle Warnke
Managing Editor, The Palm Beach Letter

P.S. Teeka recommended Bitcoin in 2016, when it traded for just $428.

Since then it soared to over $60,000 a coin. And became the first cryptocurrency to reach a trillion dollars in market cap.

Early readers who followed Teeka’s advice could have made as much as 120X on Bitcoin’s rise.

And now Teeka says another crypto could follow in Bitcoin’s footsteps to become crypto’s next trillion-dollar coin.

Teeka’s giving away the name of this coin free here.

But hurry…

As cryptocurrency goes mainstream – and gets adopted by huge companies like Visa – Teeka believes this coin could soar in value quickly just like Bitcoin did.

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