“It’s still undoubtedly a volatile, in many cases speculative, in many cases levered, in many cases traded asset,” Baehr said. “But its properties hold promise that, over time, its scarcity, its portability, and its lack of attachment to any government or corporation’s policies make it a really interesting asset to consider as a store of value.”
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