The Trinity Trade Explained

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Last week, I sent over a letter asking if you were ready for the . I asked you to drop me a note if you were interested, and a fair number of you found your way into my inbox.But since I feel so strongly about this emerging “Trinity Trade,” I wanted to give you another chance to consider this generational opportunity that’s still in its very early stages.In fact, I can even tell you that governments around the world will be directly involved in this trend. It’s no longer a question of free market innovation. Let’s take a deeper look… 

The Emerging Economic Arms Race
Before the age of free trade came to be, one of the primary ways countries grew their economy was through war or conquest.Thousands of years ago, it was an agricultural revolution that helped nations get the upper hand on their opponents. That is, countries that were able to feed their armies the best had major advantages over their opponents.Afterwards, major advancements in metalworking and weapon technologies gave certain countries the advantage over others. Then came the Industrial Revolution – countries with the greatest industrial or manufacturing bases were able to exercise their economic and political will over others.But that’s all in the past. There’s a new arms race taking place now, and it’s in the realms of technology, energy, and finance.These are the three “legs” of the Trinity Trade, and if it wasn’t obvious already, it specifically includes artificial intelligence, nuclear energy, and cryptocurrencies. Governments know that having the edge in these three economic sectors will give them more bargaining power at the negotiating table against their adversaries. It’s one of the reasons why the United States is now looking to limit sales of semiconductor chips to foreign countries – why give away your edge?By now, you’ve probably heard about the energy demands for artificial intelligence technology. But here’s what isn’t getting much press: If we’re moving towards a blockchain monetary system, similar power demands will be required for a crypto economy at-scale.These three sectors meet together in one place: A.I. cryptocurrencies. That’s right – artificial intelligence is being used in the blockchain now, and barely anyone is talking about it.More By This Author:Welcome To The “Pain Trade” – Here’s What To Do About It Tech’s Triumph Is ImminentFear Has The Markets Locked In A Tight Range

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