Buffett’s crypto bet pays off $130 million

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Dear Reader,

Warren Buffett sure knows how to pick them. 

The "Oracle of Omaha" made two crypto-friendly bets in 2021.

Now… they're paying off in spades.

Here's what's going down…
Despite Buffett's insistence that bitcoin is "rat poison squared"...

He has no issues investing in crypto-related companies. 

In 2021, he bought 107 million shares of Nu Holdings. 

A Brazil-based fintech that owns the crypto-friendly Nubank. 

(The largest fintech bank in all of Latin America.)

Buffett bought $500 million of Nu Holdings in June 2021. 

But that wasn't enough. 

So, he bought another $250 million worth in December. 

Wouldn't you know it?'

Nu Holdings saw its share price surge 106% YTD. 

Turning Buffett's $750 million stake into $879.50 million.

Handing him a cool $130 million profit. 

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Max K.
Markets Pro Team

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