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In the last few days, Bitcoin (BTC) was priced over $26,000, considerably up on the year, especially compared to the big March drop that saw it reach just north of $5,000. Bitcoin continues to break pricing records and is now well out of its “hype and fad” phase as individuals and big investors continue to see and embrace its short and long-term value. After the pandemic fades, there’s several reasons for optimism about Bitcoin’s continued price gains and overall momentum through 2021 and beyond.
Institutional and Payment Company Interest
According to Scott Morgan, blockchain consultant, entrepreneur, and the Founder & CEO of Crypto Integrity Tao, “Investment firms offering BTC investment in portfolios is rising when other categories are falling in popularity.” His company is a leading blockchain and educational membership resource for businesses across tech, gaming, and entertainment. In addition to institutional interest in Bitcoin, Morgan also notes Economic pol
December 14, 2020
Australia is not exactly thought of as a global leader when it comes to climate policy, so much so, in fact, the country was recently excluded from the United Nations Climate Action Summit. It is perhaps most famous for being the only country to have passed and then repealed carbon-pricing legislation, as well as its enormous coal export trade with China. Australia and the United States face similar political hurdles in passing significant climate policy as large, fossil fuel-producing nations marked by seemingly endless culture wars over the issue. While pundits prefer to compare the United States to its more ambitious European counterparts, these are misleading. Instead, the Australian example offers a more realistic approach whose principles could be built upon and applied to an ambitious U.S. climate agenda that reaches across the aisle while leaving a lasting technological and institutional legacy.