Crypto seen as the ‘future of money’ in inflation-mired countries

Crypto seen as the ‘future of money’ in inflation-mired countries

Citizens in countries with heavily devalued currencies “need to have crypto.” In the developed world, it’s often just “nice to have.” Last year, cryptocurrencies reached a “tipping point,” according to Gemini’s 2022 Global State of Crypto report, “evolving from what many considered a niche investment into an established asset class.” According to the report, 41% of crypto owners surveyed globally purchased crypto for the first time in 2021, including more than half of crypto owners in Brazil at 51%, Hong Kong at 51% and India at 54%.The study, based on a survey of 30,000 adults in 20....


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