Editor’s note: Gavin Magor’s on holiday today, and not because he won $1 billion in either of last week’s Mega Millions and Powerball jackpots. This data whiz knows there are better odds of success AND who can help you find them. If 96 chances at 10,000% gains sound much better than one in 40 billion, read on to see where you can find opportunities like these all year long.
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| By Bruce Ng |
One lucky person won $1 billion in last week’s Mega Millions drawing. And as I write this, plenty more people are hoping to win a similar Powerball jackpot.
Look, if you want to spend $2 on a ticket that could lead to life-changing wealth, I get it. But most times, it just ends up being an easy way to part with a few dollars.
But I have a better, proven way of going for game-changing opportunities.
And not only can you go after them far more frequently, but there’s room for everyone who wants the chance to rack up a regular list of winners!
Today, we’ll show you how we are already doing that in one of our Weiss Ratings publications.
But first, because we are a data-driven business, let’s look at some …
‘Odd’ History
With games of chance, the more you play, the more likely you are to lose. Just look at the most popular gambling game in the U.S., Powerball, for all the evidence you need.
In this game, you select:
- Five numbers between 1 and 69 for the white balls, and
- One number between 1 and 26 for the red Powerball.
So, let’s calculate the probability of getting all six right.
Multiply those odds to get the total possible number combinations. That’s 40.6 billion!
In other words, your chances of winning the Powerball by just buying one number is 1/40.6 billion.
Think of it this way: One cup of sand contains about 2 million individual grains. To get 40 billion grains, you’d need 20,000 cups of sand.
Out of all that sand, your likelihood of winning the Powerball jackpot is like choosing a single grain from 20,000 cups of sand.
Take it from a guy who double-majored in physics and math …
It’s tough to beat the odds when it comes to gambling. But human behavior is a little more predictable.
And you can bet on it via a cryptocurrency asset that’s governed more by human behavior and sentiment than any quantifiable data set.
The cryptos I’m talking about are memecoins.
Even if you don’t follow crypto news closely, you’ll likely have seen these guys before. They were all the rage in the last crypto bull market, making headlines in 2021 across financial news outlets due to their popularity.
Or you may remember Elon Musk tweeting about them … before he bought Twitter, that is.
Memecoins are unique in crypto in that they have absolutely no fundamental value. That’s why they can rocket to the moon … and also fall painfully back to Earth, all in the blink of an eye.
Just look at the price action of Dogecoin (DOGE), the top memecoin from the 2021 bull market, at that time:
That giant peak? That was when DOGE soared an incredible 9,884% between January and May 2021.
So, while memecoins may not be a portfolio staple, they are a way to target massive gains … if you can play them right.
That’s why, when it comes to memecoin investing, I look at several non-mathematical factors to determine which memecoins can repeat DOGE’s previous success.
Here are five you may also want to consider:
- Market cap. This tells us how big the coin already is … and how much further it can grow. Dogecoin, for example, is over $26 billion, making it a large cap.
- Community strength: Memecoins live and die by the popularity of their underlying meme. How fanatical are the holders? You may remember Elon Musk touting Dogecoin on “Saturday Night Live” in 2021 and replacing the Twitter/X logo with it in 2023, and the price soared. As you can imagine, a strong community is essential.
- Virality of the meme: Can the meme go viral? Does it have future mass appeal (like in the form of an adorable Shiba Inu that says, “wow much coin”)? Or some other iconography that can represent some tongue-in-cheek rebellious side of the internet community?
- Trading volume over market cap: Volume/market cap is a measure of how much trading interest the coin gets.
- Longevity: Can this coin go to $100 million in market cap? And once it does, can it go further?
Bottom line, buying the right memecoins means you can “hit the jackpot” over and over again.
Much better than Powerball!
How much better?
Just take a look at the following 30-day returns for the top memecoins as of today:
Despite already seeing massive growth last bull cycle, Dogecoin and another canine-based memecoin, Shiba Inu (SHIB), are posting impressive triple-digit gains.
Most remarkable, however, is the success of another crypto that features a Shiba Inu, dogwifhat (WIF) and a frog called Pepe (PEPE).
These two have led the memecoin market with explosive returns of over 700% and 500%, respectively, for the past month!
I assert that memecoins are and will continue to be the most prominent narrative/sector of crypto this year … provided you pick the correct ones, of course.
That can be a tall order if, like most people, you can’t be glued to your computer for hours on end.
There is a better way. And you can learn all about it TOMORROW!
My co-editor, Juan Villaverde, will sit down with Weiss Ratings founder Dr. Martin Weiss Tuesday, April 2, at 2 p.m. Eastern for an exclusive breakdown of how to go after these kinds of gains.
Reserve your seat for tomorrow’s FREE event here.
But hurry — registration closes TONIGHT!
Best,
Dr. Bruce Ng
Co-editor, New Crypto Wonders
P.S. If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to find the hidden opportunity in the crypto market, you’re going to want to do that BEFORE the big rally hits.
You’re going to want to know how we play the memecoin trend. You’ll get that and more at 2 p.m. Eastern tomorrow. Secure your seat now before it’s too late!
