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Blacktower shares 3 steps to turn your cryptocurrency profits into an investment for your future
Many people have already found the benefits of making money with cryptocurrencies, but what should you do with that wealth once you’ve got it? Blacktower answers all your questions…

By Keith Littlewood, Blacktower International Financial Advisor
Despite being a concept for several decades, most of us have only become familiar with the term ‘cryptocurrency’ in recent years. The notion of an online-only currency that is not physical and tangible can be difficult to grasp, but for some, the profits of trading in cryptocurrency are very real, and have the potential to be life changing.
A survey of 750 successful investors revealed that 47% of millennial millionaires have at least 25% of their wealth invested in Cryptocurrencies, and data suggests that there might be as many as 100,000 bitcoin millionaires at this moment in time.
Bitcoin is by far the most popular and valuable cryptocurrency, with the value of one bitcoin surpassing the value of an ounce of gold for the first time on March 3 2017. Considering bitcoin was created only 8 years prior to that, the inflation in value of the cryptocurrency was unprecedented, making the lucky few who had seen the opportunity to invest very wealthy in the process.

1. Don’t spend it all at once
With the astronomical appreciation in some cryptocurrencies, those who invested at the right time can find themselves in the possession of a lot of money, sometimes without experience in investment and wealth management. In this scenario, it can be tempting to buy a fancy car, book numerous all-inclusive luxury holidays and not impose any kind of restrictions on your spending.
It goes without saying that this is not the way to benefit from a large lump sum in the long-term; in order to contribute to your future financial security, it is imperative to resist the temptation to purchase luxury goods that often depreciate quickly in value, and instead pause, think and consider your options.
2. Pay off any existing debt
The first thing you should do when coming into any considerable amount of money is to pay off any outstanding debt; the interest rates on credit repayments (sometimes as high as 10 or 15%) will mean you will pay more the longer you leave it, costing you more money in the long run.
Consolidate any loans or credit card debt and pay off the highest interest debt first. Not only will this put you in a far better position financially, but it should also drastically reduce your stress levels.
3. Invest – and seek advice
Investing doesn’t only help you grow your wealth, but it can also help to make it harder to spend. Investing money often means it is not immediately accessible, typically taking between 3-7 business days for withdrawals to be processed. This reduces the likelihood of impulse purchases, but is also the reason why you should not invest all of your savings, leaving some in an easy-to-access emergency fund.
The right investment strategy differs from person to person, depending on personal circumstance and lump sum amount. This can be an unsettling process as there are many different investment options available, and investment, by its very nature, is not without risk. Seeking financial advice is the best way to ensure you are making the best decision with the options that are available to you, and a financial adviser can also guide you with any tax payments or queries.

If you want more information or wish to make an appointment to discuss your own situation then call 657684094 or email keith.littlewood@blacktowerfm.com
Disclaimer: This communication is based on our understanding of current legislation and practices which is subject to change and is not intended to constitute, and should not be construed as, investment advice, investment recommendations or investment research. You should seek advice from a professional adviser before embarking on any financial planning activity.
Blacktower Financial Management (International) Limited is licensed by the Gibraltar Financial Services Commission. Licence 03647. Blacktower Financial Management Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in the UK and is registered with both the DGS and CNMV in Spain. Blacktower Insurance Agents and Advisors Limited is authorised and regulated by the Cyprus Insurance Companies Control Service (ICCS) under Licence number 5101. Regulation is limited to Insurance Mediation activities within the European Economic Area. Blacktower Financial Management (Cyprus) Limited is licensed and regulated by the Cyprus Securities &Exchange Commission (“CySEC”) with Licence number 386/20 for the investment services of InvestmentAdvice and Receipt & Transmission.