Taking stock of crypto investing as a ‘crypto winter’ sets in
Raphael Lim
WHEN a single bitcoin was worth nearly US$69,000 in November last year, it would have been tough convincing some investors that cryptocurrencies were not worth the risk.
Warnings of a bubble were met with retorts such as: “Have fun staying poor.”
But a recent painful correction in prices, as the asset class heads into another “crypto winter”, has prompted some humility and soul-searching.
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