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I just realized something odd that never occurred to me before: pizza was instrument to computers entering the households of America.
To explain:
This occurred to me because of what happened this month with PayPal (NASDAQ:PYPL) and crypto. To my way of thinking, permitting the countless millions of people who use Paypal every day, a very simple and already-in-place means of buying and selling crypto, was a sea-change in how popular an “investment” (if you want to call it that) vehicle that cryptos are.
About a week ago, I wrote enthusiastically about Ethereum, and it looks like things are really starting to cook there.
Of course, unlike Bitcoin, it is not near its lifetime highs. On the contrary, it’s still worth only about one-third of its peak. But the bullish formation is quite impressive.
If Bitcoin manages to cross above its own lifetime high of about$20,000, I believe Ethereum will keep racing higher, chasing Bitcoin, particularly since Bitcoin’s besting of its prior high will get a lot of mainstream press.
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