Jeff Brown The NFT Moment event is Wednesday, January 26, at 8 p.m. ET. There, Jeff Brown will share a group of NFTs that represent one of the most exciting ways to play the area of blockchain tech. At the event, he will give away the name of one of his favorite tokens. He will even gift attendees a series of NFTs. To learn how to claim these – and the name of Jeff’s free recommendation – reserve your free spot right here.
If you’ve been following us over the past year, you’ll have heard a lot about NFTs. And if you still think they’re stupid or just a fad, it’s especially important you read today’s essay.
It’s an insight from Brownstone Research tech expert, Jeff Brown. He first recommended bitcoin to his subscribers in 2017 – when mainstream investors and finance executives alike still shunned the crypto. It’s up 4,290% since then.
Jeff says something similar is happening with NFTs. So below, he shares why ignoring NFTs now is as foolish as passing up on bitcoin five years ago.
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Ignoring NFTs Now Is Like Rejecting Bitcoin in 2017
In 2017, JPMorgan (JPM) CEO Jamie Dimon had some choice words for bitcoin (BTC)…
“If you’re stupid enough to buy it, you’ll pay the price for it one day.”
Back then, many agreed with him. Folks called the digital asset a scam, a Ponzi scheme. Some even said bitcoin’s true price might be zero.
But I saw something different. I saw a decentralized, permissionless asset supported by a radical technology, blockchain. In 2017, I officially added bitcoin to the model portfolio at my Near Future Report advisory.
You probably know what happened next…
The price of bitcoin has since soared 4,290%.
There are now several bitcoin futures ETFs (exchange-traded funds). And the asset is on the balance sheets of major companies including Tesla (TSLA), MicroStrategy (MSTR), and Square (SQ – now called “Block”).
As for Jamie Dimon? He’s singing a different tune now. JPMorgan recently became the first major U.S. bank to give its clients access to bitcoin and other cryptocurrency funds.
I tell this story because we’re seeing something similar with another innovation in the blockchain space. And ignoring this tech today would be like passing up on bitcoin in 2017.
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He picked Tesla in 2018–before it soared over 1,400%.
He called the #1 returning tech stock of 2016, 2018, 2019, and 2020.
But he’s no stranger to disaster…
His firm also predicted the dot-com crash in 2000.
The housing bubble in 2008.
And now, he’s come forward to warn of a disturbing new trend… something that he calls a “Tech Shock.” An event which could derail the post COVID recovery—and send the NASDAQ and high-flying tech stocks into a tailspin.
Click to Hear His New Warning.
Today’s Bitcoin
The rise of blockchain tech enabled a unique class of digital art and collectibles to finally hit the mainstream last year.
NFTs – non-fungible tokens – are digital assets that are cryptographically secured and authenticated on a blockchain. They can include everything from images to audio recordings, videos, and much more.
Just like bitcoin several years ago, NFTs are hitting a major inflection point right now. Individual investors, venture capital firms, and even legacy financial institutions are investing big in this megatrend.
In 2021, sales volumes of global marketplaces such as OpenSea and Crypto.com surged as more users began to buy NFTs. Total sales for NFTs on the Ethereum blockchain alone exceeded $23 billion last year.
And just like with bitcoin in its early years, we’ve seen a lot of mocking coverage of NFTs over the past year. But this tech will prove skeptics wrong again.
NFTs represent a revolution in the art and collectibles market. And few grasp that their applications go beyond digital collectibles.
More Than Digital Art
NFTs are also a way to authenticate, represent, and confer ownership of an asset using blockchain tech. Right now, they’re mainly granting ownership of digital artwork. But NFTs are part of a larger trend of “tokenization.”
Imagine a piece of property such as a house. Typically, one person would be the sole owner of that house. A spouse may also be on the title, but that’s usually where it stops.
But if we tokenize that home, we can give fractional ownership to hundreds or thousands of NFT holders. The value of the tokens would fluctuate just like with any other security.
That’s just one example. Now imagine tokenizing commercial property, rare cars, jewelry, or even racehorses. We can tokenize and trade anything of value.
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They aren’t friends…
They aren’t business partners…
And aside from the shared “Billionaire status” – these men have little in common.
So why are Elon Musk, Mark Cuban & Virgin Founder Richard Branson investing in the same strange technology?
Tech investing expert Jeff Brown sat down to take a deeper look in his recent interview with Chris Hurt.
Jeff is convinced this earth-shattering new technology will dwarf AI, Cryptocurrencies, Robotics, 5G – combined…
Click here to watch or read his full presentation while it’s still available.
How to Profit
The mainstream rarely appreciates new technologies right away – as we saw with bitcoin. People scoffed even at the internet at its start.
NFTs are now experiencing their “bitcoin moment.” Many investors currently don’t understand and therefore mock them. As the market matures and better understands this tech’s applications, that’ll change.
But for investors, the time to get exposure is right now. That’s why I’ve dedicated my first investment summit of the year to NFTs.
On Wednesday, January 26, at 8 p.m. ET, I’ll share a group of NFTs that represent one of the most exciting ways to play this area of blockchain tech.
At the event, I’ll give away the name of one of my favorite tokens. I’ll even gift attendees a series of NFTs. To learn how to claim these – and the name of my free recommendation – reserve your free spot right here.