The BoE’s deputy governor has said crypto isn't over. But if it's here to stay, how do we regulate it?
Early online firms collapsed as the dotcom bubble burst. The same technology now dominates the internet retail landscape
Crypto has seen several major collapses recently, with investors losing billions
The brutal ‘crypto winter’ has taken the shine off the cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin has lost 70 per cent of its value, stablecoins have come untethered from their dollar pegs, and last week, crypto lender Celsius Network filed for bankruptcy, having effectively faced a modern-day bank run, most likely resulting in customers losing billions of dollars.
Is crypto dead? In a speech last week, Sir Jon Cunliffe, the deputy governor of the Bank of England said “the lesson we should not take from this episode is that crypto is somehow over and we do not need to be concerned about it anymore”’. In fact, crypto might already be more mainstream than you think – Cunliffe compared it to the...
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INN caught up with cryptocurrency investment expert Dan Hoover to review the current landscape and where the market may be heading. The cryptocurrency investment marketplace has gone through severa...