Ian King “The King of Cryptos” | Banyan Hill Publishing

Reveals the 4 Catalysts Driving the Next Wave of Crypto Fortunes

Cryptocurrency expert Ian King has been called the “King of Cryptos” and for good reason.

He was an early investor in bitcoin in 2013 — getting in when it was just $100 — and years before most people had even heard the word cryptocurrency.

He’s taught others how to trade cryptos through his popular training courses for Investopedia … and has shown everyday investors how to navigate the crypto markets through his own training firm.

Now, Ian King is alerting folks to truth about today’s hot new crypto market.

“We’re at the beginning of what could become an incredible new super bull market in cryptocurrencies,” King says, “one that could run for a long, long time.”

And in his newest presentation, Next Wave Crypto Fortunes, King details the four powerful catalysts driving the current explosion in cryptocurrency prices.

“These catalysts were NOT in place just two years ago … and they’re already driving crypto prices higher across the board.”

He points directly to bitcoin’s recent record-smashing run to over $27,000 as proof of the impact these catalysts are already having on the market.

“The crypto market is on fire … and it’s only getting hotter,” King says. “In fact, one former Goldman Sachs hedge fund manager recently said bitcoin could hit $1 million in just the next five years … nearly 50 times higher than where it is today.”

Yet, King is quick to point out — the crypto market is a lot more than bitcoin.

“I’ve uncovered three specific opportunities,” he says. “That could be 5 … 10 … even 40 times bigger than bitcoin over the next five years.”

All the details of what’s really happening in the crypto markets — and why — are in Ian King’s special presentation, Next Wave Crypto Fortunes.

It’s only available online for a limited time.

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