“Bottom feeder” is a weird name for something that’s good. But in this case… very appropriate.

If you look at the last 12 months in crypto, it’s ugly.

Look at Bitcoin. Yeah, I know Bitcoin isn’t all crypto market. But it’s the first thing that comes to mind for most people.

So… Bitcoin peaked higher than 67,500 dollars last year.

Recently, it’s traded at right around 20,000 dollars.

That’s more than 70 percent off its peak.

For every dollar you put in at the highs, you’d have less than 30 cents at the lows.

Ethereum — the second biggest crypto coin — fell from about 4,800 down to below 1,000.

That’s an 80%+ percent fall — even worse.

Ugly.

So when one of the world’s most revered crypto income experts — millionaire crypto entrepreneur Dan Hollings — comes out with a “bottom feeder” strategy…

I guess I’m not as worried about if it’s an ugly name…

And instead, I just want to know — does it work TODAY, in October 2022?

>>> Here’s Dan’s demo of the “bottom feeder” strategy

When you click the link above, you’ll be able to watch a replay of Dan’s webinar.

That’s where he shared a high-level overview of the bottom-feeder strategy.

That’s where he explained how it’s built for generating income, even in today’s struggling crypto markets…

… How it could potentially help you generate income — set-it-and-forget-it passive income — even if the market gets worse…

PLUS…

How following this same plan will have you all set up to prosper if crypto starts taking off again.

Take a peek at the webinar.

And decide for yourself if this is something you might be interested in today.

Talk Soon,

Kris Harpers

HarpersTribune.com

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