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Hi Friend,
Has Trump made a massive mistake, or is Iran his greatest example of 3D chess?
Every one of his conflicts has followed the same 10 steps. He turns up the pressure, the markets panic, but behind the scenes he gets a deal done and everything bounces back even better than before.
But Iran is sure making it hard to trust the process.
Planes getting shot down. Pilots narrowly escaping. Marines and Airborne possibly going in. Any number of flashpoints that could turn this into a quagmire. All the while the closure of the Strait is earning Iran more money and influence than ever before.
It sure doesn't look like everything is going to plan.
I want to believe it really is 3D chess and any day now we'll see headlines that a deal has been made. But I'm worried this will run away from Trump and break the mold. And if it does, can the markets handle it? Can your finances?
Because the underlying fear isn't really about geopolitics. It's: can I
afford for this to go wrong?
And if the honest answer is "I'm not sure," that's what we need to fix.
People hear me talk about building a personal treasury and they think: "That sounds great Mark, but don't you need to already be rich to do all of that?"
For most of history, the answer was yes. These strategies were reserved for the 1%. But Bitcoin changed that.
Bitcoin gave ordinary people a hard asset they can actually borrow against. An asset that compounds at a rate that makes the math work even at smaller scale. An asset that can be used as collateral to access liquidity without selling, without triggering a tax event, and without interrupting the compounding.
For the first time, the playbook the wealthy have always used is available to everyone.
But it’s not specifically about Bitcoin. That’s just one tool in the toolbox.
Here’s one of the most important tools: tax day is coming up. How much are you about to hand over?
$50,000? $75,000? $100,000? More?
That money is already earned. You already made it. It passed through your hands and then you give it away.
Every government on earth has built incentives into the tax code for people who invest and build assets. Not loopholes. Not gray areas. The tax code is literally written to reward owners and investors.
If you're a consumer you earn, you spend, you get nothing back. If you're an investor you earn, you deploy into assets, and the government incentivizes you to do it.
Most people are on the wrong side of that equation without even realizing it.
Instead of giving 20-40% of your income to Uncle Sam every year, you can use depreciation to reclaim that money and put it to work for you.
Do that for just five years and you've invested the equivalent of one to two full years of your income, without scrimping, without working a single extra hour, without finding a hot stock tip, and without waiting for Iran to resolve before you feel ready to act.
The war in Iran is reminding a lot of people that the world doesn't wait for your financial life to be ready before the storms hit.
On Thursday I’m doing a live event where I’ll walk through the full system. How Bitcoin unlocks the playbook, how to stack the layers on top of it, and how to figure out your personal recapture number so you know exactly how much you've been leaving on the table.
[Grab your seat]
See you there.
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