Cryptocurrency

Crypto crisis: Does cryptocurrency still have a future?



Business correspondent Paul Kelso takes a look at the fall from grace of FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried – and what it means for the future of cryptocurrency.

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20 Comments

  1. The irony of the Deputy Governor of The Bank of England lecturing people on financial stability after they’ve just decimated mortgages would be hilarious if their greediness didn’t make me feel so sick to my stomach.

  2. Oh, sure. A currency that's backed by nothing but little table scraps for the miners who hack a tiny bit of blockchain code. That doesn't smell fishy at all. No sir, not one bit.

  3. Blockchain, yes, the technology is the future of finance. Crypto as a form of ‘investment’ or storage of value, no, never was.

  4. Vapour economy, vapour profits … vapourized furures. In any language spells out as …. p-o-n-z-i. The long-con paper scam is dying … while the digital short-con just electrocuted itself. I smell bacon.

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