I noticed an interesting story about a guy who back in 2013 was shouting online for everyone to buy Bitcoin at $1. This was Jeremy Davinci — a developer who understood blockchain earlier than most. The result? Those who listened to him made over 59,000%. Now he's talking about the market again, and it looks quite promising.



How did Jeremy Davinci come to this? The guy started with a financial background back in 2007 and quickly realized that the current financial systems are just a fiction. At first, he thought gold and silver would save the world, but when Bitcoin appeared in 2009, everything changed. After a detailed analysis of the code, he understood: this is exactly what we need.

Now, here are his latest observations. Davinci believes there’s a great cycle ahead for the next 10-12 months. Current news acts as a good catalyst for growth, and those who are carefully studying his strategy now could make some good profits.

Regarding BTC: the situation with German authorities selling 50,000 bitcoins is a mistake. The price will soon be much higher. As for Mt.Gox — it’s just artificial FUD that market makers have been using for many cycles to scare people. They’ll forget about it quickly.

For ETH, it’s a bit different. Jeremy doesn’t expect a strong surge immediately after ETF approval. The price might still drop, so jumping into a position now is premature. But by the end of the year, he sees $8,000 for ETH. Currently, ETH is trading at around $2.06K, up 0.29% per day.

Solana raises more questions, but after ETF approval, we still expect explosive growth in the ecosystem. The $120 zone is the lower level that could be tested. Currently, SOL is holding at $79.95, down 1.21%.

BTC is now at $67.40K, up 0.12%. Jeremy Davinci warns: don’t rush all your money at once. But if you follow the cycles as he does, you can make good profits. History shows that those who listened to Jeremy Davinci before have no regrets.
BTC4,42%
ETH6,45%
SOL6,32%
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