After spending years ridiculing and cryptocurrency, Wall Street’s billionaire class is finally warming up to the idea of virtual assets powering the digital economy. Citadel founder Ken Griffin, a billionaire, announced this week that his company would offer digital assets to clients. Of course, Griffin isn’t the only wealthy investor to have a change of heart, so we’re not going to bust his chops too much.

While crypto analysts debate whether the market is in a bear or bull phase, institutional investors, venture capitalists, and everyday people are continuing to use digital assets. You can see it in Eastern Europe. Bitcoin is a trustless form of moneyOffers a unique proposition during times of conflict and geopolitical uncertainty

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