A neon sign at a shop in Hillsboro, Oregon, showing that bitcoin is accepted as payment. Photo: AP
A neon sign at a shop in Hillsboro, Oregon, showing that bitcoin is accepted as payment. Photo: AP
Nicholas Spiro
Opinion

Opinion

Macroscope by Nicholas Spiro

Bitcoin has had a good pandemic, but is a long way from being a trusted store of value

  • Covid-19 has turbocharged the shift towards digital payments, and millennials who prefer bitcoin to gold as an alternative currency could signal a future trend. But talk of this risk asset emerging as the next safe haven is premature

A neon sign at a shop in Hillsboro, Oregon, showing that bitcoin is accepted as payment. Photo: AP
A neon sign at a shop in Hillsboro, Oregon, showing that bitcoin is accepted as payment. Photo: AP
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