Missed Circle IPO? You’ll Want to See This.

Wall Street wants you fat, slow, and late.

That’s how they win.

The real money? It's made before you even hear “IPO.”

I watched it with Newsmax. One of my VC groups got in early, before it IPO’d. Two days later? It erupted 2,000%.

And another recent example: Circle. A month or so ago, most had never even heard of it. Suddenly, everyone wanted in when it IPO’d.

The insiders who got in pre-IPO? They were up 200% before your neighbor could ask ChatGPT “What the hell is Circle?”

But what I’m seeing right now? It’s different.

And frankly, it might be one of the most asymmetric setups I’ve come across in my entire career.

Here’s the deal:

Super-IPO: No Yacht Club Required

There’s a company—one of the most fascinating tech stories I’ve found—preparing to debut on the Nasdaq.

But you’re not going to hear about it on the news.

Yet.

Because this opportunity doesn’t come through traditional IPO routes. It comes through what I call the “IPO secret backdoor.”

And here’s the beautiful part...

The big guys? Pension funds. University endowments. Even your mutual fund manager with his office plants and a framed degree from Wharton?

They legally can’t buy in yet.

They’re handcuffed. Regulated out of this phase of the game.

But you? You can be one of the first in line.

And no, you don’t need to be a billionaire or wear a Patagonia vest or drink Soylent out of a titanium thermos.

You just need to know where to look.

But before I show you where to look, here’s why I’m excited about this company.

Bigger Than AI, Biotech, or Energy

One reason: They’re not just another AI, biotech, or lithium stock of the week.

It’s something completely different.