How Crypto Investments Became Mainstream
Fergus Hodgson, November 9, 2020 
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Once dismissed as fringe, highly speculative investments, cryptocurrencies are now being embraced by some of the world’s top financial firms.
Daniele Bianchi, a professor of finance and a hedge-fund consultant, has found in his research that cryptocurrencies provide a clear opportunity for diversification. He explains that market sentiment and past performance, rather than macroeconomic events such as interest rates and inflation, are driving crypto assets.
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Recommended Links
- Visit Daniele’s website and connect with him on Twitter.
- Read his paper, “Cryptocurrencies as an Asset Class? An Empirical Assessment.”
- “On the Performance of Cryptocurrency Funds,” SSRN.
- Check out the Crypto Research Report.
- “Fidelity Launches Inaugural Bitcoin Fund for Wealthy Investors,” Bloomberg News.
- “As Many as 36 Percent of Large Investors Own Crypto Assets,” Business Insider.
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Fergus Hodgson is Gold Newsletter’s roving editor. Follow him on Twitter and Facebook.
