Houston, Texas – Fresh off a stellar performance at Lollapalooza, Megan Thee Stallion has teamed up with Cash App once again to share financial advice about the cryptocurrency that's ruling the airwaves.

There's no better time to be Megan Thee Stallion.

The singer started off 2021 with a major win at the Grammys, and has been disrupting the status quo since day one on the scene.

Following the success of her first financial education video Investing for Hotties, the rapper and Cash App are at it again. But this time, Megan is dishing out advice on all things Bitcoin.

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The new video, which dropped on Tuesday, starts with a hunky man filling a cup with hot water for "the CEO of Hot Girl Enterprise" before she dives into the Bitcoin basics.

According to Stallion, Bitcoin is an emerging form of cryptocurrency that's not regulated by any government entity, like your cold hard cash is.

"Like a wild stallion, it can't be controlled by anyone," Megan says.

The Grammy-winning artist then delves into the more intricate aspects to the currency, such as its value to the everyday person.

Because there's a limited amount of Bitcoin, "like gold, silver, or me," its security and scarcity is what gives it value, she explained. Each Bitcoin is unique, and comes with its own ID that's certified by the blockchain.

This ensures that no one, no matter how hard they try, would be able to create a fake Bitcoin.

The 26-year-old goes on to break down that just like gas prices, Bitcoin prices can fluctuate depending on demand. When people are selling, the price of Bitcoin goes down – but when more people are buying, the price raises.

The video ends with Megan telling viewers how to get in on the action, letting them know they can invest in Bitcoin directly through Cash App for as little as one dollar.

Although the rapper warns that investing in Bitcoin can add to the risk of losing, fans who better educate themselves can expect some classy, bougie, and savage money making along the way.