Wrong!

I suppose that's a good point. Almost makes it plausible to argue that current limitations are regulatory flaws and less about inherent risks.

News of the fund raise:

All I can think of is this popular line "we cousins" from Sinners. I guess they are all related, more than they already are.

We are going to see so much payments services atop crypto, the market will grow more competitive. Pantera Capital recently invested in Redotpay in a Series B round raising $107M. They reportedly serve

I wasn't actually looking at the migration-phase hits (it's almost promised that lateness is rewarded with losses here), but what it means for global markets when everything is functioning on a layer that's

Bitcoin outperforms Gold. It's not an asset you want to invest in and constantly watch the price, you'll probably do something stupid like panic selling and buying back at new peaks. Are you bot? Hard

BRICS doesn't stand a chance at beating the USD.

I smell inevitable blood, unfortunately, but I agree, the long term benefits should eat up past temporary pains. Though I'm curious what could take the most hits?

Real holders mostly think long term. Volatility rewards believers.

Crypto isn't pegged to the USD, it's merely mostly priced in it, there's a difference. Unless you're talking about USD-stablecoins, then yes. That said, what looks like a win for the USD can also be a

One thing I've increasingly had to think about is how global markets will change when everything becomes 24hrs traded. Chaos? Efficiency? Something else?

Thanks!

Got a link to look at?

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Crazy that those that should largely be surveilled, won't be.

Will institutional interest in crypto create a bubble as slow markets launch "high risks" products atop fast markets?

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Are funds hurting innovation? Index funds hold over $13 trillion in US equities alone. What that means is that trillions basically track market-caps and sit on them.

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