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Gone are the days when Bitcoin was only for basement-dwelling tech geeks. Though the cryptocurrency frontier was pioneered by such computer science enthusiasts, the new wave of digital asset investors represent a much broader cohort.

Invest. Save. Invest. From a young age, individuals are encouraged to plan their futures in order to grow and manage their wealth over the course of their life. In today’s day and age, we are exposed to a whole new asset class: digital assets.

Earlier this month, Atari restructured its business to create two separate divisions, Atari Gaming and Atari Blockchain. The announcement comes after years of development in the space, since Atari first publicly expressed its interest in crypto assets in early 2018.

Avalanche was created in 2019 with a sole purpose in mind: to create the fastest time-to-finality blockchain in existence.

Cryptocurrency has always been volatile with regards to its fiat-comparative value.  It Is important to remember that the blockchains are decentralized and there isn’t any single entity behind it putting out media fires.  With that in mind, current fiat value becomes irrelevant to believers when we are Hodlers, as there are many promising signs of what’s yet to come.  Crypto and NFT adoption is still just getting started.

Millennials lead other generations on investing in two hot topics: Crypto assets, plus climate and energy issues. Yet, some still argue that these investments are diametrically opposed due to the Bitcoin network’s considerable electrical demand.

In the next segment of Sarson Funds’ Defi Series, we will provide an overview and analytical discussion of Fantom (FTM), an alternative layer 1 decentralized financial (DeFi) network.

With critics questioning the viability of the crypto ecosystem after sustainability concerns raised by Elon Musk and others, Sarson Funds believes that crypto moves in stride with the future of sustainable finance and ESG investing.

Millennials lead other generations on investing in two hot topics: Crypto assets, plus climate and energy issues. Yet, some still argue that these investments are diametrically opposed due to the Bitcoin network’s considerable electrical demand.

Today’s crypto market stands in striking contrast to last year’s. One year ago, crypto assets were recovering from March’s sell-off as they set up the “DeFi summer” of 2020, a period of rapid growth for many DeFi protocols.