In the late 1990s, the Dotcom Bubble burst. This destroyed the Internet forever and nobody ever did anything online again.
Wait, no - we all practically live on the Internet 24/7 these days, and we did even before Covid hit. It turns out the Internet was actually a really great idea that makes things way easier than they used to be.
Crypto and the blockchain will, mark my words, turn out to be bigger than that. It's hard to see right now, but I believe it.
Turns out the mainstream feels differently. The respected Bankrate annual survey just dropped, and it shows as many as 75% of Americans are "uncomfortable" with crypto, and no longer see it as a "long-term wealth generator."
People felt the same way about Amazon.com after the 2000 crash, when it was trading, split-adjusted, for less than a buck.
Maybe the stream of bad news over the past few months has you feeling less-than-bullish on crypto yourself?
So, I'm going to take some time to get into this "prestigious" survey, because...
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