It’s January, since July, I’ve made 10x my entire Crypto portfolio.
The future has been here since July and you’re late, but also extremely early.
If you’re reading this right now and think you know what’s been happening with crypto, you’re going to be surprised.
I’ve been in this game since July 2020, the game was invented in May 2020.
The game is Decentralized Finance.
De-Fi.
This is where the real money is made in crypto. Look at these charts:
$SUSHI, $UNI, $AAVE, $SNX, $BADGER, $ROOK, $CAKE, $ALPHA, $CREAM, $DEXTF
Look them all up, you can find their prices in Coingecko.com
They were obviously going to go up, it was literally inevitable, yes, inevitable.
To people who don’t know the game, they’re just some random ALTs that are among 1000s of other coins.
Everyone who’s been in this game knew they were going to sky rocket, it was literally inevitable.
Why?
Because they offer ways to make huge returns using their protocols. Yield farming, automated arbitrage, fixed rate deposits, funds allocations, permission less derivative exchanges.
Sorry, I’m starting to get ahead of myself.
I explain the whole Wild West in this course, Making Money in De-Fi.
Here’s what you get with the guide:
- Full Tutorial on Metamask
- My experience and history in De-Fi (All the projects I’ve gone through, why I left certain projects, etc)
- The major players in De-Fi
- Decentralized Exchanges, and Decentralized Lending Protocols explained
- Risks of yield farming
- Customized strategies based on you (This is how you make big money even with only $100)
- How to find hidden gems
- Using FTX to make money with your De-Fi knowledge and very little capital
- Risk Management
- Crypto made simple
- Knowing when to buy and when to sell
- Using Crypto Options
- Other Layer 1 chains to look at
And much more!
This guide is made for people with zero crypto experience at all, and for experts in the game who want my views, analysis, and philosophy on the De-Fi game.
De-Fi only 8 months old, and it’s only just beginning.
It can be confusing to most at first glance (have fun googling it yourself lol), but that’s why I made this guide.
