Ex CEO of Credit Suisse Oswald Gruebel Believes Bitcoin is One of the Only Worthy Investments
Bitcoin is like everything else. For every friend it makes, it also seems to make an enemy. For every person that likes it and appreciates it, there is always someone out there condemning it and warning others against it. To some, bitcoin represents massive potential. To others, it is a waste of time and effort, and should be avoided at all costs. Moguls such as Warren Buffett and various high-ranking business holders have shared their concern over the fluctuations in price the digital currency has exhibited and tell investors that bitcoin has no merit. Other entities, however, feel....
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Which country has fewer poor than America and 80% of the Bitcoin transactions? Although it might come as a surprise, the answer is China. Despite a stock market and currency crisis, China has fewer poor than America, according to a Credit Suisse report. Yet, there is one thing of which this report falls a bit short: good data. Much of the data in the report is from government bodies and international bodies. People with firsthand knowledge of each country might take contention therewith. Nonetheless, CCN wondered if Credit Suisse's numbers could explain China's large Bitcoin volume.....
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