Let Them Go Bankrupt

Good news in the FTX disaster... [Shield] AN OXFORD CLUB PUBLICATION [Wealthy Retirement]( [View in browser]( SPONSORED [This FREE Package Reveals Stocks That Pay You CASH]( It's 100% free. Take it and [learn how to get paid to invest](. Editor's Note: Today's Wealthy Retirement comes from our good friend and founder of Manward Press Andy Snyder. In it, he talks about one of the biggest news stories of 2022 - the colossal crash of FTX. In his article, Andy explains how cryptos' biggest blunder to date could be good news for investors who are looking to diversify into more speculative digital investments. If you're eager to learn more about the regulated space that Andy discusses below, [check out Andy's exclusive video](. Andy bets [not 1 in 50,000 investors knows this opportunity exists](. Some of the people who've heard about it are already banking mind-blowing returns: 27,049% in just 19 days... 184,720% in just 10 months... and 235,614% in just 60 days! To help spread knowledge about this [new type of investment]( Andy has just released a special video breaking it down for readers. [Click here to check it out.]( - Rebecca Barshop, Senior Managing Editor [MARKET TRENDS]( [Let Them Go Bankrupt]( [Andy Snyder, Founder, Manward Press]( [Andy Snyder]( Here's a thinker for you... A doctor makes money only when we're sick... A cop needs crime to keep his job... A firefighter needs houses to go up in smoke... And a soldier, of course, needs war... Even my mechanic is in on it. He smiles when he hears that soft metallic rattle from deep within the engine. Who, then, is cheering for our best interests? Who wants us to succeed... to have the fancy car... the big-screen TV... and the vacation house we hardly ever visit? A burglar, of course. The better off we are, the better off he is. Perverted Incentives Before you go thinking this is some trope about the government and taxation, think again. A rich population would stuff a government's tax coffers... but it'd quickly kick that government to the curb. A well-off society doesn't need big social programs or easy-money handouts. No. This is about a different story... one that's making big headlines. I like to muse about the free market and what it looks like in a pure form. But it's only as good as the incentives we place behind it. Once we pervert the incentives, things go south. Crypto is a fine example. "It's the biggest scam... ever," I saw one angry commenter write recently. In a period like this one, it's not hard to see where the angst comes from. The failure of FTX shows just how perverted the whole mess has become. With so much bullishness in the sector and so few folks willing to ask the right questions, it was easy for things to get out of hand. Sam Bankman-Fried (infamously known simply as SBF), the founder of FTX, had every incentive to help his users bid up prices and keep hoards of money flowing in. The richer his customers got, the more he could leverage their savings. Once the scheme reached its pinnacle, FTX melted down on itself. It was wholly predictable. The incentives were all wrong. And the market fixed the mistake in the painful way it's oh so known for. It's a grand lesson for investors. It's critical that we always understand the other guy's incentives. SPONSORED [Investors Quitting the Stock Market and Choosing This]( [Business woman throwing work papers in the air]( A rogue group of investors is quitting the stock market... and choosing a way to grow its money [outside the stock market](. The returns are predetermined, and these investors know exactly how much they could make before investing a cent. Best of all? This way of investing is backed by legal contract, allowing investors to sleep at night. [Check it out.]( Blame? Does your doc get rich when you get cancer? Does your mechanic make his boat payment when your transmission slips? Does somebody else get rich when you deposit your cash... or buy a certain token? The shortsighted will blame the crypto sector as a whole. It's a big scam, they say. They're wrong. There are plenty of good cryptos out there. But if they don't have fundamentals, they're mere speculation. And speculation dries up with the wiggle of the Fed's fingers. Look around. To the serious (and rational) investor, what happened with FTX is good news. It's one more loser out of the way. It's one more hurdle crossed on our way to adopting game-changing technology. Like so many in the crypto space, I've been pleading for some regulation from the folks in charge. In a world where HOAs regulate the color of shutters and barbers need licenses to cut hair... it's right for consumers to believe these exchanges and projects are safer than they are. If everything else is regulated and predetermined to be legitimate by the beasts in charge... it's right for the grandma in Boise or the lineman in Buffalo to assume that cryptos are safe and that they are being guarded by a fierce watchdog. But they aren't. Instead of standing around with their mouths agape at what's happening... the folks we pay to tend to such things must step in. A Big Opportunity With FTX's disastrous failure, the calls are growing. The head of the SEC - Gary Gensler - has stepped up his rhetoric, calling the crypto industry "significantly noncompliant." It's bad news for the shadowy areas of the market. The crooks and cheats will get pushed aside. The speculation will go bust. But for the game-changing technology... the decentralizing forces... and the incredibly efficient transfer of capital... oh my, it's wonderful news. The incentives are falling back in line. We've been tracking it all quite closely. Manward Press has even launched a research service to find the winners that will come from it all. Few folks know it, but there are already dozens of blockchain-based assets that have been approved by Gensler and his troops. In fact, the SEC recently set up two brand-new offices just to goose this nascent market along. The "traditional" crypto market may be faltering. That's what happens when the incentives get twisted. But this regulated space is doing quite well. [For full details on this new asset class, click here.]( Be well, Andy [Leave a Comment]( RECOMMENDED LINKS [This Company Just Solved Europe's Energy Crisis... Wall Street Now Projects a Near 10-Fold Rise in 18 Months.]( [The Man Who Called the Market Bottoms in '02, '09 and '20 Makes Shocking Prediction. 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