The Silk Road was built more than two thousand years ago, and it’s still considered one of the most valuable trade networks ever. Caravans travelled the road and carried wealth, ideas, and influence, and the cities along those paths became empires. Today, there’s a new silk road: Private jet paths. These paths are more exclusive, efficient, and powerful. This is the story of how private jet routes became the modern Silk Road, and how following them will show us where tomorrow’s empires are being built.

You know, according to Forbes Magazine, there are 2,838 known billionaires in the world, and 67% of them are self-made. No trust fund. No rich parents. They started from scratch. That should flip a switch in your mind, because it means that being born rich isn’t the only way to get rich – Really rich. Today, we’re breaking down the six most common paths to becoming a self-made billionaire – without getting anything handed to you. Some are risky, some are just plain common sense, but they all prove that you can create wealth if you’re willing to do what it takes.

Every great fortune hides behind a wall. In business, we call those walls economic moats. They’re defenses that keep competitors out and profits flowing in. Warren Buffett built his empire by investing only in companies with moats. And the richest players today are building new kinds of moats. This is how billionaires will protect the future of wealth.

Most people never realize that they’re stuck in the middle class, because… it feels comfortable. The problem is, comfort makes you settle — and that’s the reason most people never see what they’re truly capable of. We want you to reach your true potential, my friend, so in this video, we’re exposing how the middle-class trap works, walking you through the exact step-by-step process to escape it, and showing you what life really looks like when you’re finally rich.

50 years from now, only a small group of people will own property, and the rest of the world will be renting from them. We know this because when home prices went up between 2010 and 2020, this is how that extra wealth was distributed: 71% went to high-income households 26% went to middle-income 4% went to low-income When we say wealth is moving upwards, this is what we mean.

They say money talks, but at the billionaire level, money moves cities. Billionaires want very specific features from the cities they live in. Over time, those priorities have shifted, and with them, the map of the billionaire world has redrawn itself again and again. In this video, we’re breaking down the things billionaires value most from where they live, how those features have changed over time, and why certain cities rise and fall as billionaire capitals. Which city has refused to give up the crown? Which ones could be billionaire magnets by 2050? Stick around, we’re unpacking all of it today. Every billionaire capital so far has faced a cycle: rise → saturation → pushback or decline. To understand why this happens and what it says about the future of billionaire capitals, we have to look at how and when all this “billionaire talk” started. And it’s actually a pretty short trip down history lane. So, let’s dive into…

Everything we collectively own on this planet, every house, every stock, every business, is worth around $450 Trillion, according to the UBS Global Wealth Report. That’s the equivalent of about 7500 Jeff Bezoses. And roughly 40 of them have vanished offshore. We’ve already shown you how corporations and billionaires stash their wealth overseas on our video on offshore banking. But that leaves a bigger, more interesting question:What’s in it for the tax havens themselves? Why would tiny countries bend their laws to protect the richest people on Earth? Well, let’s find out.

Every note in your pocket and every brand in your closet has one thing in common: Somewhere, there’s a version of it that isn’t real. Actually, look carefully. It might even be the one you’re holding. Entire cities - even economies - are built around “faking it ‘till they make it”. In this video, we’re looking at those cities. How they work, who they serve, and why they have enough power to cripple a nation.

If you stopped working tomorrow, how long would your money last? A week? A few months? For the rich, the answer is simple: Forever. I mean, imagine building something once and getting paid for it for the rest of your life. That’s not a fantasy, okay? That’s actually how rich people operate. There are tons of ways to build wealth on autopilot, so today, we’re showing all the best ones.

Every great lie needs two things: a believable story, and someone to tell it well. If you nail those two things, forget just selling a product. You get to rewrite culture and change the way people behave. That’s what these five companies did, all from completely different industries, and with products that nobody really needed. And somehow, they built empires on it. In this video, we’re breaking down five of the biggest marketing lies the world has ever believed…and still buys into today.

If you were born 50, 500, or 5,000 years ago, your path to getting rich would’ve looked nothing like it does today. You might have had to conquer a kingdom, sail the high seas, or build a factory from the ground up – because the truth is, the rules of wealth are in constant evolution, and the richest people have always been the ones who know how to spot the next big thing. In this video, we’ll take you on a journey through time to explore how people got rich across thousands of years of history, and of course, we'll also see what wealth will look like 5, 50, and even 500 years from now. So hop on the time machine, my friend, and let’s go.

There’s a reason money launderers don’t need ski masks or back-alley deals anymore. These days, the safest place to hide dirty money is right in front of everyone’s face. Law firms build the tools. Banks move the capital. Cities write the rules that make it all scalable. Dirty money is illegally earned and legally protected. But to make that conversion, you need a few key features. And in this video, we’re breaking those features down, looking at how the dirty money capitals have changed over time, and where the ultra-rich hide their money today. Let’s talk about The Dirty Money Capital of the World

Nowadays, around 62% of Americans invest in stocks, and if you look at the S&P 500, it’s nearly doubled in the last 5 years, so… you’d think everyone’s getting rich, right? Well, you’d be dead wrong. Wall Street has a little nickname for most Americans: They call them “capital donors” – because 75% of regular people actually lose money investing in stocks, and they just end up making rich people richer. Right now, the wealthiest 10% of Americans own nearly 90% of the entire stock market. So clearly… there’s a massive difference between how regular people invest — and how rich people invest. Today, we’re showing you how rich people really invest in stocks, from the basics to the billionaire playbook. Welcome to Alux, the place where future billionaires come to get inspired!

What’s more valuable, owning a $2 million home that costs $5000 per month to upkeep or receive $500 a month after tax? Most people chase the first, but only the second sets you free. You see, cashflow and net worth tell 2 very different stories. They give you insight on your financial health, but from 2 different lenses. And depending on where you are in life, one can be vastly superior to the other. Let’s explain.

In the early 1900s, a fruit company helped overthrow a government. In the 2000s, a superfood became more profitable than drugs. And in between, two crops fed the labor force that built the modern world. None of them were rare. None of them were glamorous. They were just… food. Bananas. Potatoes. Soybeans. Avocados. But behind these ordinary items were systems, strategies, and supply chains that shaped global economies - and made a handful of people very, very rich. In this video, we’re breaking down how the world’s simplest crops became vehicles for empire - and how power flows through the boring assets that most people ignore. Here’s The Secret Systems That Made Big Agriculture Richer Than Nations

The race to dominating AI didn’t start with algorithms, no… it started with ice. Before we built intelligent machines, we had to build cold ones. Now, of course the world would look a lot different without refrigeration – But this innovation is actually what unlocked the infrastructure, markets, and mindset that made artificial intelligence possible in the first place. …and here’s how

You, my friend, are being brainwashed. Not in some conspiracy theory, government laser-beams kind of way – but seriously, have you ever stopped to ask why Mark Zuckerberg suddenly surfs, fights MMA, and goes on podcasts? Or why Elon Musk tweets an average of 93.8 times per day? Yeah, it's not for free speech, okay? And Zuck didn’t just wake up one day and decide his closet needed an upgrade These are calculated moves – and they’re making these billionaires way, way richer. The crazy thing is… you’re the reason it works. Today, we’re exposing exactly why and how billionaires weaponize attention. But here’s the thing: once you understand how it works, you realize you can do the exact same thing – you don’t even need a billion dollars… but it can make you insanely rich. So, let’s break it all down.

10% of the bakery that makes thousands of them a day? This is a decision almost every entrepreneur has to make, eventually. Because how you fund a business determines how much control you have over it. Some people sell a piece of what they’re building in exchange for growth. Others borrow money to keep ownership but take on risk. And a few.. Build it all by themselves. There is no perfect choice and in this video we’re breaking down how businesses actually get funded. The pros, cons and long-term consequences of debt, equity and what it means to go solo.

It costs $5 to ship a fridge 7000 miles from China to LA. If you ordered that fridge from a local warehouse, you’d pay at least 10x that for delivery. That’s how optimized the shipping industry is. And it’s ALL because of this big metal box. For over 5000 years humans have used water to move goods, and for most of that time, we used the same shipping strategy. The invention of the shipping container led to mass globalization, put shipping routes at the center of world power, and is now shaping the world’s future economic centers.

MLMs promised the ultimate freedom. Be your own boss. Work from anywhere. Earn unlimited income. If you rewind a couple decades, multi-level marketing companies - MLMs - were everywhere. But now we don’t hear that much from them. Have they disappeared? Or are they operating under disguise? This is the story of how How MLMs Make 1% Rich… and Everyone Else Broke