Early Investor Strategy
The 3 Key Factors To Becoming A Successful Early Investor
This is for those who want to invest early but fear they are taking risk since they don't have a proven strategy.
If you want your future to be secured and you're interested in learning how to benefit from the upside of crypto without the risk, this video is for you.
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The 3 Key Factors to Becoming a Successful Early Investor
These are the exact 3 steps of my early investor strategy that has gotten me a portfolio that has appreciated over 1000% over 6 years.
It's done the same for everyone who's used it.
The Early Investor Strategy is a very specific strategy for individuals that want a safe, lean, and proven model that is hands off to get invested into accelerating assets. This strategy allows you to have a passive investment portfolio if you put in the work upfront.
This strategy will allow you to see success in a market that most people are scared of, but it's evident that it's our future.
The Early Investor Strategy is composed of 3 key factors that will position you to attain financial freedom in the next 10 years and take away your fear when it comes to investing in innovative asset classes.
It is designed based on our experience, and I will be showing you the key factors that I have used to build my exact portfolio. These key factors have been used, proven, and tested by hundreds of our investors who have now become successful early investors alike. And it is NOT too late to do the same and get your future secured.
These are the 3 Key Factors:
1. Know Your Assets
2. Safety and Security
3. Developing a Gameplan
Let's do a quick breakdown of each and use some examples for you to implement.
1. Know Your Assets
You never want to be in an asset that you don't know, the thing about knowing your asset and having confidence in it, is that this is what's going to carry you 3 to 10 years into the future without selling out like most do before they see huge gains.
Individuals who loose actual money get scared when the market is volatile, urging them to pull out when the asset is going down. But they don't have the confidence and the knowledge behind knowing their assets and where it's actually going long-term. Most follow their emotions when they see volatility in the short-term, resulting to cashing out too early and even potentially losing money.
Successful early investors, know the long-term potential of their asset and see volatility as opportunity to buy more at low prices before it appreciates greatly in years to come. They stay stable, confident, and safe.
In short, knowing your assets is about having confidence on what you're investing about
3 Main things that you can look for when it comes to knowing your assets:
1.UTILITY
Utility is the solution that a specific cryptocurrency provides to a problem in our world. If a crypto does not have a solution it is providing, it does not have value. This is where you hear people saying, "aren't cryptos just digital tokens somewhere on the internet". Some are, yes. But real cryptos, we call Digital Assets, are assets on the blockchain that solve a real world problem via their operation and have massive demand. This is called utility.
For example: A digital asset with utility can be valuable by solving a problem of slow monetary transactions, it solves this problem by moving money instantly across borders without banks slowing it down. When something is actively being used to fix inefficiencies, demand naturally follows.
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2. PARTNERSHIPS
You have to ask the question, who it backing, using, and supporting this cryptocurrency. You can do this by looking at partnerships. This shows that this cryptocurrency is not just "another crypto," but it is actually being adopted by credible names and partners
For example: Big institutions, banks, payment platforms will partner with specific cryptos when they want to be a part or use it's utility/solution.
3.MASS ADOPTION
A cryptocurrency is not going to thrive or go anywhere unless there is adoption. This looks like a couple of things: retail people adopting these and supporting the idea, institutions and big leaders adopting these and supporting the idea, regulators/countries adopting these and supporting the idea. Look for people who are willing to adopt in and ready to adopt this specific asset such as Bitcoin, make sure that your specific currency is in line with specific regulation and rules, that is easy to be inserted in the economy and run.
These 3 key factors will give you the confidence and define your asset for long term that will sustain and grow over 10 years.
2. Safety and Security
The majority of people bypass safety and security altogether when investing in crypto. Doing this is the MAIN reason crypto is coined a "risky". This is how people lose their crypto, get scammed/hacked, or get scared from entering the market altogether and miss out on the exponential upside.
The lowest security you can have is investing directly on your phone, with your personal email, and keeping your assets on the exchange. This is what makes people susceptible to the above. Implementing the right steps and procedures to make sure your assets are safe not just for short-term alone but in for the long-run when it really matters is a crucial step.
Through this process, investors experience a sense of relief and stability they didn't know they could have in this market. They gain confidence knowing their digital assets are secured, creating protection and peace of mind both now and years down the road.
Steps for Safety and Security that you should be implementing:
1. NEVER HOLD YOUR CRYPTO ON AN EXCHANGE
Holding digital assets on an exchange long term is not ideal because you don’t actually own or control them, the platform does. This introduces risks hich introduces risks that are completely outside your control. That said, securing digital assets isn’t one-size-fits-all.
2. CUSTODY
-Hardware Wallet / Cold Wallet - A hardware wallet is often a strong first step in securing your assets outside of an exchange because it gives you direct ownership and removes counterparty risk.
Setting up your hardware wallet is crucial. This is a big saying in the crypto realm but, "not your keys, not your crypto." You might have heard of this before, but this is crucial because this statement is referring to your private keys. These are a set of words you need to secure properly so that you always have access to your crypto and no-one else gets these. Think of these as the keys to your private security box, you don't want anyone and everyone accessing this.
Depending on your goals, timeline, and need for liquidity, there are additional custody and security strategies that can further protect assets while still allowing flexibility. The key is understanding the available options and choosing a structure that balances safety, access, and long-term stewardship rather than defaulting to convenience alone.
3. INSTITUTIONAL CUSTODY
A third party is purely handling your assets, you are passive in this approach. This is for clients who have invested over $500k or even millions, it secures a larger portion of your assets without you having to be responsible with securing them all on your own. There are more fees that come along with this type of custody, but with quality assets that have the potential to 10-100x over years, it is very much worth it.
There a options in-between a cold wallet and institutional custody as well. At the end of the day, you want to pick the direction that fits best with your situation and goals. It is important to evaluate those, so you know which path to take, but doing nothing at all unfortunately has led many to losing their crypto.
Our investors who have implemented these steps upfront are able to passively feel secure, confident, and safe with their crypto investments.
3. Developing A Game Plan
Before you ever decide what to invest in, you need clarity on your WHY. We call your why, your purpose, your life goals, your reason for building great WEALTH or advancing your financial outlook. This is because your why shapes every decision you make later, how long you hold, when you add, when you take profits, and how you respond during volatility.
Without a clear purpose, investing becomes reactive and emotional. Many people buy assets without conviction, which leads to selling too early out of fear or holding too long without intention. A defined gameplan gives your capital direction and allows digital assets to serve your life goals rather than distract from them.
Let's be real, you aren't here because your are just so in love with cryptocurrency, at least I wouldn't think so. You are here because crypto has the potential to completely change your financial outlook and accelerate your capital like you haven't seen before when done correctly. That means you want something, you are hungry for a different future, you have a dream that God has placed in your heart.
IT'S IMPORTANT TO DIG THAT OUT. Search, ask God, and then establish it as you head into this market so you know what you're even going to do with all of this wealth.
If you don't have this solidified, DO NOT WORRY, we help you understand that picture, your WHY, and help you position yourself in crypto to actually aid the lifestyle you want, not just to say you're invested in crypto. But here are a few questions you can start with...
Ask yourself: What is my why for investing in this asset? What do I want my life, my family, or my opportunities to look like years from now? When your investments are aligned with a clear vision, you’re no longer guessing, you’re executing a plan.
SHORT-TERM & LONG-TERM GAMEPLAN
This is actually quite simple to develop. When we start talking long term goals or gameplan, people start to get fearful and feel they don't know what to do. That won't be the case here. Below is how we simply lay out of short term and long term gameplan.
Our main goal is the long-term upside, develop your long-term goals first then short-term goals goes second, and it's okay to take some profit and enjoy it.
Short-Term:
How much can you invest monthly or upfront?
How much of your portfolio needs to remain liquid and accessible?
At what price levels or conditions you would take partial profits?
How will profits be used once taken: reinvested, saved, or deployed elsewhere?
For example: With short-term goals, you might take 5, 10, or maybe even 20% profit but we ourselves never take more than 50% profits in the short-term. This is because you can drastically diminish your long-term goals.
Long-Term:
What is your overall goal when it comes to holding these assets long-term?
What does legacy and generational wealth look like for you?
Is there a price point you are wanting to take greater profits?
Are you positioning yourself for other benefits that come alongside the upside of these assets: such as yield.
How much(quantity) of each asset do you want to own long term?
For example: You may want to hold 5 Bitcoin in 10 Years. If you are wanting to sell 1 Bitcoin and take profits in your short-term goals, that means you need to prepare to buy at least 6 Bitcoin.