As bitcoin bounces its way back and forth across the $10,000 mark, Guy Stephens discusses whether the cryptocurrency should be considered to be an investable asset
Never forget that investors tend to sit up and make enquiries when something they do not have exposure to starts to make a lot of money. This is the so-called investor greed factor. The temptation to get involved with an asset based solely on past performance is very strong even when understanding very little about it. This has been a common feature with all historic bubbles, all of which ended in disaster - although some investors made a fortune along the way. It is very easy to take the intellectual high ground, scoff and discount cryptocurrencies as a passing fad but some did that ...
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