Kevin O'Leary's New Investment Is Not Bitcoin or Stocks
Kevin O‘Leary’s next investment target is neither Bitcoin (BTC) nor stocks. The Shark Tank host wants about 5% of his portfolio in rare sports cards, and his group just paid $11 million for one. The card carries pieces of Shohei Ohtani‘s game-worn jersey, and only one exists. A Florida teenager found it in a Boca Raton shop. O’Leary announced the purchase on CNBC last Tuesday. Why Kevin O‘Leary’s Investment Case Starts With the Money Supply OLeary defends the cards the way Bitcoin holders defend Bitcoin. US M2 money supply hit $23.22 trillion in July, and he wants assets no central bank can print more of. Discover more Currencies & Foreign Exchange Distributed & Cloud Computing NEWS I see sports collectibles as an alternative asset class. My strategy is simple. Own many of the very best cards, diversify across them like an index, and let the portfolio compound over time. I want about 5% of my portfolio exposed to this category. The challenge is that when… He buys through Secure Collectibles alongside collector Shyne and entrepreneur Paul Warshaw. The group labels its holdings the WonderShyne Index and has spent roughly $100 million so far. That reasoning borrows directly from the debasement-trade narrative that has shaped Bitcoin demand all year. What the Index Does Not









