And with that and in the last 10 years or so, despite the negativity that comes with crypto investment, I don't think that it's going to slow down in the next decade and on the contrary, we might hit numbers in terms of crypto investors. We could also say that despite the red flags from this so called professor and experts on finance and economics, crypto will move forward and no one can stop it.
A professor at Cornell University’s Dyson School, Eswar Prasad, has raised concerns about the increasing risks in the cryptocurrency market, pointing to regulatory gaps and centralization as key issues. “If anything, crypto today presents even greater risks to its investors and to our financial institutions than it did before,” he said.Academics have not changed their view of Bitcoin and believe that it is bad because it does not follow the rules of success according to their perceptions.
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Cornell Professor Warns of Growing Crypto Risks Amid Misleading Promises and Hype
And with that and in the last 10 years or so, despite the negativity that comes with crypto investment, I don't think that it's going to slow down in the next decade and on the contrary, we might hit numbers in terms of crypto investors. We could also say that despite the red flags from this so called professor and experts on finance and economics, crypto will move forward and no one can stop it.
I will quote the professor but I think it is nonsense.QuoteA professor at Cornell University’s Dyson School, Eswar Prasad, has raised concerns about the increasing risks in the cryptocurrency market, pointing to regulatory gaps and centralization as key issues. “If anything, crypto today presents even greater risks to its investors and to our financial institutions than it did before,” he said.Academics have not changed their view of Bitcoin and believe that it is bad because it does not follow the rules of success according to their perceptions.Dear sirty143 the title of this thread is the same as one of your last posts and the title also don't match with the news title you have shared. The title of this news should be:sirty143 is a bot, I don't know who can access the account, If it happens again, there is definitely a problem with the code.
Cornell Professor Warns of Growing Crypto Risks Amid Misleading Promises and Hype
Their definition of a bubble and high-risk investment and all the risks associated with it apply to Bitcoin, so you find them considering Bitcoin a bubble or a fraudulent investment, but what happens is that it is a new technology that needs different standards than traditional standards, as traditional standards do not work with it.
Maybe they don't want to because they have closed their doors already. But for us crypto enthusiast, we will not believed what they say, despite their credentials. There are even who won Nobel Price to go against Bitcoin, but it doesn't mean he is right.