Why instos don’t find cryptocurrencies alluring

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Jolie Ho

Mar 6, 2018

The trials and tribulations of cryptocurrency valuations have raised their profile, but yet to convince institutional investors of their merit. AsianInvestor investigates why.

Mention the words cryptocurrency or bitcoin today, and a few thoughts likely come to mind stupendous growth, volatility, risk, and speculation.

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