In 1995, everyday people were deliberately kept in the dark about the Internet's potential. While venture capitalists, tech insiders, and Wall Street elites were positioning themselves to capture trillions of dollars in wealth, they told Main Street it was "just a fad," "too complicated," and "not ready for investment."

By the time regular folks were allowed in, the easy 100x-1000x gains were already taken. The little guy bought Pets.com at $11 while insiders had sold at the top. Retail investors were handed the bag in 2000 while the smart money had cashed out in 1999.

No more gatekeepers.
No more "accredited investor" requirements.
No more being told you're "too late" while insiders get pre-IPO allocations.

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