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Crypto Lending Scheme Implosions Make Bitcoin Stronger


This is an opinion editorial by Anita Posch, founder of Bitcoin For Fairness.

Recently, one of my followers from Zambia asked, “Why has the price of bitcoin gone down in the last few months?” While I usually don’t talk about price movements, because I think the utility of Bitcoin as digital cash and a global financial rail is more important than the question of when bitcoin will reach $100,000, recent price events deserve some attention.

Why Did The Price Of Bitcoin Go Down 72% From The All-Time High?





Read More: Crypto Lending Scheme Implosions Make Bitcoin Stronger

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