If you read my last blog post, you most likely thought I was crazy for considering Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP ‘hard assets.’
How can something digital be a ‘hard asset?’
It’s hardest to buy/position in times like these when fear, uncertainty and doubt (FUD) is at an all time high, but this is where real money is made… having the fortitude to buy when there’s blood in the streets.
After dogging crypto for years, Goldman Sachs has just disclosed a $2.36 billion exposure to cryptocurrency assets in its Q4 2025 13F filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission:
- Bitcoin (BTC): $1.1 billion
- Ethereum (ETH): $1.0 billion
- Ripple (XRP): $153 million
- Solana (SOL): $108 million
Why do I bother to pound on this?
Because cash flow is amazing, it’s the bread and butter of a sustainable life, but we are living in unprecedented times… a massive pivot point where the whole financial system is changing.
Therefore, right now there is a unique window of time where everyday people can turn modest investments into generational wealth.
Yes, prices could fall even more… crypto is volatile, so are precious metals right now, that’s why you DCA (Dollar Cost Average) in a little at a time over the next couple months or more, depending on what happens in the market.
If you want to invest $5,000, then perhaps buy $1,000 every week for 5 weeks.
Some days the price is up, some days it’s down.
But the average price paid will be a good foundation as we will watch things unfold over coming months.
If you don’t know where to start, email me at [email protected] and I’ll introduce you to someone who is great at helping beginners through every stage of the process.
We will be able to earn interest on these assets, lend them out and borrow against them, accessing liquidity without having to sell, like we can do with Infinite Banking & whole life insurance products.
What if it’s a trap? What if it’s The Beast Financial System 2.0?
If you’ve followed me long enough, you know I don’t think we could get much worse than the Federal Reserve and fractional banking that we’ve had since 1913.
And that said, I will never have all my eggs in one basket.
When prices appreciate to a point that makes sense for me, I will liquidate some of my holdings to position more powerfully in ‘the real world’…
Pay down any unwanted debt, buy more real estate, more notes, backup generators, cash flowing businesses, etc.
OK that’s my 1.5 cents for the moment…
To your success in all ways,
Dawn