| Sir John Templeton (the other Sir John) is often referred to as the "greatest global stock picker of the century."
He built his fortune by swimming against the current and focusing on undervalued assets. He invested not in gut feeling but in using a mathematical approach to spot good bargains. After World War II, Sir John famously invested in Japan when the country was in ruins. Imagine buying a building for a fraction of what it would cost to rebuild it. That idea allowed Sir John to find great Japanese companies that would eventually rise from the ashes and net him a fortune.
Templeton would have loved crypto because these undervalued crypto assets are everywhere today.
Why? Because very few investors think of cryptos as "companies" and their tokens as "stocks." This is a huge advantage for those of us who do. (See our Investing Approach.)
While the vast majority of crypto runs on FOMO and FUD, we are investing in more than just feelings. We invest in facts and fundamentals.
This gives us a huge investing advantage, especially during crypto bear markets (which always happen). While everyone else runs for the exit, we can buy great crypto companies at deep discounts, just as Sir John bought into Japan.
In today's guide, we'll share our 3 most important metrics for finding great crypto investments to hold for the long term. | 
