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Below is an important message from our trusted sponsors would you prefer? Seventy-five cents? Or $65

Below is an important message from our trusted sponsors would you prefer? Seventy-five cents? Or $655,000? They’re apples to oranges. But let me tell you the full story. Then you can decide. If you deposited $1,000 in the average bank [money market account]( one year ago, all you’d have in interest today is a meager 75 cents. That’s bad enough ... but now, with consumer prices surging, it’s much worse: In just four days, inflation wipes out your yield for the entire year! This is a big deal. Over 120 million U.S. households have bank accounts. They’re ALL getting paid near-zero interest. They’re all getting ripped off. And they’re frustrated as all hell. So, it should come as no big surprise that a new revolutionary alternative to traditional banking has burst onto the scene. It’s called decentralized finance [—DeFi]( for short. In the new world of DeFi, there are no big banks running up huge costs, no fat-cat bankers lining their pockets with huge bonuses and no central banks mandating interest rates at practically zero. In DeFi, you cut out the middleman. And you have the opportunity to make yields on your deposits that beat banks by a country mile. We split these opportunities into three types: - Yield only. I believe this is comparable to bank accounts in at least one key aspect: The asset you deposit is pegged to the U.S. dollar. Therefore, there is little to no price volatility. And despite its low-risk aspect, annual percentage yields (APYs) have ranged from 10.02% to 19.49%. So, instead of earning a meager 75 cents on each $1,000 deposit, you’d be looking at $100.20 to $194.90. Big difference! - Yield and profits. This opportunity is not directly comparable to bank accounts because it involves the risk of price volatility on half of your deposit. But the yields are often far higher — up to 65% APY. Now, instead of 75 cents in yield on each $1,000, you’d have $650. An even bigger difference! - Pure profits. This is strictly for funds you can afford to lose. But as you might imagine, it’s also where you could make the most money. Instead of just 75 cents on each $1,000 invested, we’ve seen actual market examples that could have given investors over $655,000. And here’s the best part: For all three opportunities, there are no barriers to entry. There are no deposit minimums or maximums. No lock-up periods. The main hurdle to overcome is this: DeFi is quite different from traditional banking and finance. It can sometimes be strange, even a bit scary for those who have never done it before. That’s why we’ve invested a lot of time and effort in developing educational materials for you. And that’s why we’ve partnered with Chris Coney. Chris Coney is a trailblazer in the world of crypto and DeFi education. He created one of the world’s first Bitcoin courses in 2013. He’s the founder of Cryptoversity, the world’s first online education center dedicated to crypto and DeFi training courses. He’s also the founder of Cryptoverse, boasting over 1,000 podcast episodes with 5 million downloads and interviews with 97 crypto thought leaders. So far. And now, he has created [the first-ever DeFi MasterClass]( to teach you how to go for the extraordinary yields and profits that are possible in the DeFi world. To watch the FREE starter session now, just click [here](. So, if you’re OK making a meager 75 cents on each $1,000 you invest, that’s one thing. If not, I suggest you [watch this now]( before it’s gone. Good luck and God bless! 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