Kamilah Stevenson

What matters about gold and silver right now isn’t the price.
It’s the timing.

These moves aren’t happening in isolation. They’re happening while:
1. debt levels remain historically high
2. rates stay restrictive longer than expected
3. ..and geopolitical alignment continues to fragment

That combination changes how capital behaves.

Gold tends to move first when confidence is being recalibrated.
Silver tends to follow when liquidity stress and industrial demand intersect.

When both start pushing into new territory together, it’s often a signal that markets are quietly adjusting to a different set of assumptions than the ones they’ve relied on for years.

This isn’t about panic.
It’s about positioning.

Markets reprice risk long before headlines explain why.

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Kamilah Stevenson

The shift is not a crypto story. It’s a plumbing story.

Most people keep staring at price like that’s the whole game. But the biggest changes in finance don’t start with headlines. They start underneath the floor.

When systems get overloaded, the winners are not the loudest assets. The winners are the rails that reduce friction.

That’s why I keep watching two categories

Assets that preserve confidence when trust gets shaky
And rails that can move value when trust gets fragmented

Gold has always been the confidence anchor. It’s not exciting. It’s reliable.

But the modern world needs something else too
A neutral way to transfer value quickly when liquidity matters and relationships between countries are tense

That’s where I believe XRP’s real narrative lives
Not as a meme trade
As a bridge asset built for settlement and efficiency

I’m not predicting dates. I’m watching incentives. I’m watching stress points. I’m watching what gets built quietly before the crowd understands why it matters.

If you’re only watching candles, you’re late.
If you’re watching infrastructure, you’re early.

Not financial advice. Just how I think.

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Kamilah Stevenson

One thing I don’t hear talked about enough in crypto is structure.

People spend hours debating price targets, narratives, and timing, but almost no time thinking about where they’re holding their assets and what that means long term.

If you believe certain digital assets have a multi-year or even decade-long runway, holding them in a fully taxable account may not be the smartest setup.

That’s why platforms like iTrustCapital caught my attention. They allow you to roll over old IRAs or 401(k)s into crypto without triggering a taxable event, and hold assets inside a tax-advantaged IRA.

That means as those assets grow over time, gains aren’t taxed the same way they would be in a standard taxable account.

Most people don’t realize this is even an option yet, but over time, structure can matter just as much as the asset itself.

If you want to learn more about how this works, you can check it out here:
www.itrustcapital.com/go/kamilah

4 days ago | [YT] | 41

Kamilah Stevenson

Some people think wealth is out of their reach. It’s not.

I’ve been saying this for years now, and I still live by it — not just for me, but to show you what’s possible.

Yes, I have the income now to do a lot of things.
But I still keep certain financial practices in place. Why?
Because I want to show everyday people what’s possible with simple, consistent decisions.

Let me give you a real example.

The other day, I was out with some of my high school friends. It was 4 of us and we had a fun outing. My friend covered the initial reservation, and I took care of the rest.

Later that evening, we went out to eat — and even then, I kept my usual habit.
I sipped water. I didn’t order food.
And while they were eating — right there at the table — I pulled out my phone and invested in crypto

Not thousands. Just the same money I would’ve spent on dinner.

That’s one of my favorite ways to invest:
Take the spending money — the “fun” money — and shift it.
I used to spend a lot on eating out. Fine dining. New spots. Trying different foods. Sometimes it added up to hundreds a night.

But a few years ago, I made one change:
I started taking that same “eating out” money and putting it into investments.

Not junk coins or hype… I focused on utility-based assets with long-term potential.

And I can honestly say this:
That one shift alone helped me grow a single investment account to over six figures.

Not because I dumped in six figures.
But because small, consistent moves added up over time.

This is what I’m trying to show you:
We spend so much money on stuff that gives us nothing back.
Then wonder why wealth seems “out of reach.”

It’s not out of reach.
It’s just been out of priority.

Start there.
Look at what you’re spending that isn’t building your future.
Then redirect it. Even just a little at a time.

You don’t need a huge income.
You need discipline, vision, and a new way of thinking.

And I’m here to show you exactly how I do it — not from theory, but from real-life choices.

💡Let’s keep growing. One decision at a time.

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