You know, I just found out about the story of a guy who literally predicted Bitcoin’s surge back in 2013. Davinci Jeremy is a developer who started getting interested in finance back in 2007, when he realized that the entire system is one big scam.



At first, he thought that gold and silver would save the day. But then BTC showed up in 2009, and after Jeremy figured out the blockchain code, it became clear to him that this really is the future. In 2013, he directly urged people in a video to buy Bitcoin. Those who listened to him made more than 59 thousand percent. Now, Davinci Jeremy himself has made about 124 million from it.

Recently, he released a new video, and there he’s again saying something interesting about the next 10–12 months. In his view, we’re going to see strong growth—current news is working in favor of the bulls. BTC is currently trading around 82.44K, up 1.94% over the day.

As for the German authorities that sold 50 thousand Bitcoins—Jeremy thinks it was a complete mistake. The price will be much higher. But as for the whole Mt.Gox story, he says it’s just artificial FUD meant to scare people and make them sell. Market makers constantly take advantage of this, but soon everyone will forget about it.

As for ETH, the situation is even more interesting. Jeremy doesn’t really believe in a quick rise after spot approval. He thinks Ether could still fall, so there’s no need to rush into buying. But by the end of the year, he expects 8000 for ETH. Right now, Ether is trading at around 2.41K, up 1.58%.

Solana raises even more questions for him with ETF approval. But still, when it happens, the ecosystem will explode. On Jeremy’s chart, he sees that $120 is the lower boundary for SOL. Right now, the coin is at 89.47, up 5.49% over the past 24 hours.

In general, if you study carefully how Davinci Jeremy approaches investing, you can make a decent profit in this cycle. The main thing is not to go all-in, but to analyze the market the way he does.
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