A Smaller Crypto Gearing Up For Big Moves

Newsweek recently asked several analysts whether they think Bitcoin will hit $200,000 by the end of 2025.

Almost every one of them said yes.

Our top crypto analyst agrees.

In fact, he argues it could hit $1 million in our lifetime.

"But this doesn't mean you should just run out and put all your money in Bitcoin right now," he cautions.

"Truth is, there's a much better way to profit from this crypto rally."

This analyst helped show ordinary Americans how to make a 1,169% gain in just 4 months. (By comparison, Bitcoin gained just 68% over the same timeframe.)

Today, he says there's a much smaller crypto – trading for less than $1 – that's likely to deliver way bigger gains than Bitcoin.

In fact, he believes this is the #1 crypto you should buy in 2025.

Sincerely,

Amy Gamper
Financial Reporter, Stansberry Research

P.S. If you feel like you missed out on all the money that's been made in Bitcoin, rest assured: You are not too late. But you'll want to get the name of the smaller, lesser-known crypto we believe is gearing up for a big move in 2025.

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