Stick to a purely financial angle. Many use cases they pitched for crypto have fallen flat (tokenization of financial assets/settlement is still TBD). That said, Bitcoin may still emerge as a standalone asset class.
Stick to a purely financial angle. Many use cases they pitched for crypto have fallen flat (tokenization of financial assets/settlement is still TBD). That said, Bitcoin may still emerge as a standalone asset class.
Bitcoin stands apart. Is the price "too high"? Well, the price is made up—it doesn’t have fundamentals like stocks. The best theory (still not fully convincing) I heard links its price to a liquidity (index) in financial markets.
Bitcoin stands apart. Is the price "too high"? Well, the price is made up—it doesn’t have fundamentals like stocks. The best theory (still not fully convincing) I heard links its price to a liquidity (index) in financial markets.
The altcoin market is highly speculative, often offering little real value. Risks—both financial and operational—are very high. For most investors, the chance of reward is slim at best. I checked out this space. My conclusion? Avoid this space altogether.
The altcoin market is highly speculative, often offering little real value. Risks—both financial and operational—are very high. For most investors, the chance of reward is slim at best. I checked out this space. My conclusion? Avoid this space altogether.