Why Your Stock Broker Secretly Hates Crypto — And How to Avoid Their Tricks

Let’s talk crypto. Many of you want to get in but don’t know how to do it safely. One common complaint from listeners is, “Noah, I didn’t buy crypto all these years that you’ve been talking about because my stockbroker told me not to! He said it was a bad idea!”

The truth? Your broker probably drives a 1997 Toyota Camry and has a reason he’s called a “BROKE-r.” Your broker doesn’t want you to buy cryptocurrency because he can’t make money selling it to you. That’s the truth — period.

Wall Street and financial advisors don’t currently have a way to sell Bitcoin, XRP or other cryptocurrencies directly to you. They only want you buying their traditional financial products so they can charge fees.

I’ve been discussing crypto since 2017, advocating for its purchase at $3,000 for Bitcoin and $0.20 for XRP. Today, those who followed my advice see Bitcoin at all-time highs of $120,000 and XRP at $3.00.

Soon, your financial advisor or stockbroker will tell you to allocate 5% of your portfolio to crypto. They’ll be late to the game but suddenly suggest it because they can then make a fee selling it to you.

This is why I work with Caleb & Brown: an institutional-grade platform for safe crypto trading. Since 2017, they have been regulated in over 100 countries, serve more than 37,000 customers, and have never had a security incident. They were recently acquired by Swftx for $66 million but it is business as usual.

When you sign up with them, you get a dedicated personal broker to help you navigate cryptocurrency safely.

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