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We’ve all heard about the future of money, and its ultimate evolution to a digital form. After all, people dictate what constitutes “money.” At the end of the day, it’s a social construct, and society is very interested in cryptocurrency—it’s not a blip or a fad to be dismissed. This means, even if you’re not looking to invest, you need to stay informed so you don’t get caught off-guard should a mass shift happen swiftly.
Bitcoin had surge in 2020. Sure, some analysts are saying that growth is unsustainable, but they’re also saying it’s a legitimate currency competing against a commodity like gold and could hit $146,000. That means, more people are turning to “digital gold” and driving the demand for cryptocurrency. The more you know about it, the better you can prepare yourself financially in the future.