When it comes to new technologies, many dream of catching the "X" moment and making a successful investment. 💸✨ Let's remember a few examples of how early investors made millions on new technologies! 🚀

Bitcoin: In 2010, one bitcoin was worth less than $0.10. Imagine if you invested only $100! 💰 At its peak in 2021, its price reached almost $65,000. This means that your investment would have turned into $65 million! 😱

Apple: In 1980, Apple shares were worth $0.39. If you bought 1,000 shares, your investment would be $390. 💻📈 Today, Apple shares are worth over $150, and your initial investment would have turned into $150,000. Isn't that cool? 🍏

Amazon: In 1997, Amazon shares were selling for $1.50. If you bought 500 shares for $750, today they are worth over $3,000 per share. 📦💥 So your investment would have turned into $1.5 million!

There are actually quite a few such examples. It only seems that there are no opportunities in the market. And if there were, then much earlier and they will never be repeated. In reality, the market is cyclical, new people, new technologies come and a new round of opportunities begins.

Today, one of such new technologies, which very few people know about, but which is already on its feet, is Dexnet technology.

A cool platform for launching unique startups with an unprecedented level of confidentiality, anonymity and encrypted storage of information.

But how can you make money on this?

It's very easy to do. The fact is that node devices are required for the technology to function. Many and all over the world. The more such devices, the more extensively the technology is deployed on our planet. And the company pays the owners of such devices.

It's enough to purchase a node, plug it into a socket and into the Dexnet network and your node is already bringing you profit every day, ensuring the smooth operation of the technology.

It's simple. But how many people in the world at the dawn of new technologies make the right conclusions? How many people bought bitcoin not even in 2009 or even in 2010, but at least in 2013-2015? The same can be said about Apple and Amazon.

Usually people don't notice and pass by such technologies. Well, because here you need to study the information carefully and draw conclusions. And ethos is dense. It's much more fun to watch a hype reel, a video on YouTube or a TV series.

And that's how it all turns out. Many pass by, and about those who didn't go through, delved into it, figured it out, we read amazing articles years later about how they achieved success.

And they were simply reasonably meticulous and heartfeltly attentive.