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The world’s existing economies are suffering due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which has revealed the main benefits of decentralized tech and crypto.

Bitcoin may provide some of the best solutions to drive a new economy in the post-COVID-19 world.

Academic & economist John Vaz believes economic mismanagement could result in BTC functioning like cigarettes in prison amid financial crisis.

Crypto asset manager Travis Kling has likened Bitcoin to insurance against U.S. monetary policy and hurricanes.

Anthony Pompliano has argued that Bitcoin and gold will recover once the immediate liquidity crisis gripping the global markets has subsided.

Ether has more than doubled in value so far this year. Here are five signs from this week alone that suggest it might finally be Ethereum’s time to shine.

Bitcoin’s new normal bottom is $10,000, according to CEO and founder of financial consultancy firm deVere Group Nigel Green.

Luno CEO Marcus Swanepoel says that most of its users aren’t using Bitcoin to transact but for investment and speculation.

Today’s digital assets trading industry is much like how Wall Street used to be, according to Kraken’s head of OTC.

A partner at venture capital firm Blockchain Capital says Bitcoin is a safe haven in the long run but it might not withstand severe crises.

Almost a third of all global bonds are now trading at negative interest, representing $15 trillion or 75 times the Bitcoin market cap.

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