I see crypto trading as the stock market for the tech generation. i.e. those that can work out how to use crypto wallets safely and understand the phrase 'not your keys not your coins'.
The old farts reading the Financial Times are stuck with stock markets.
There may be a crossover where those too old to bother with the current video games (they're all exactly the ******* same 3d first person bollox, give me a proper strategy game ) yet old enough they have started worrying about retirement and pensions () will dabble with both worlds.
So while it would be nice for institutions to pile in and surge the prices I don't see a massive rush of old money into cryptos anytime soon. More likely the institutions will devise their own schemes and cryptos to retain better control. Whales will continue to pump and dump, gaming the tulipcoins while it's relatively easy for them to do so.
The old farts reading the Financial Times are stuck with stock markets.
There may be a crossover where those too old to bother with the current video games (they're all exactly the ******* same 3d first person bollox, give me a proper strategy game ) yet old enough they have started worrying about retirement and pensions () will dabble with both worlds.
So while it would be nice for institutions to pile in and surge the prices I don't see a massive rush of old money into cryptos anytime soon. More likely the institutions will devise their own schemes and cryptos to retain better control. Whales will continue to pump and dump, gaming the tulipcoins while it's relatively easy for them to do so.
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