Mainstream interest grows

Venture Capital funding appears to have no end and while the latest occurrences in the sector have scared off retail investors, mainstream investors are still lining up to get involved with Crypto currency.

JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs and many other large banking firms that first got involved with Crypto currency continue to develop and fine tune their market showing no end in sight for the bankers. In fact, despite the heavy losses in the crypto currency market, JPMorgan Stocks are still trending decently at 135 US per share.

The year to date stock prices have grown indicating it's investors haven't lost faith in it's financial management and the Bitcoin collapse didn't cause the firm any hassles which it continues to grow it's business model to include more digital assets.

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Slow and steady

A recent interview with Elliot Han highlighted the slow and steady movements a number of venture capital firms are taking to enter the Crypto market and utilise it as an investment option for punters who want to take larger risks.

Discussion centered around the need for firms to take it slow and not bet the whole farm on it due to the sector still being volatile and regulatory uncertainty as many nations continue to fine tune their policies around digital assets. Large moves won't be seen until regulations are clearer but it does appear many believe in crypto currency.

Research undertaken back in October last year showcased how Bitcoin was more stable than stocks and if it continues the trend it will become a type of "safe asset" to hold, although not the hedge against inflation one hoped but would retain it's reputation as a store of wealth.

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Crypto Instability

It's important to note that most the market instability and heavy financial losses have been caused by inexperienced players and in the recent FTX drama the former CEO, Sam Bankman-Fried is seeking the United States to throw out the majority of chargers

He's lawyers are pleading that the case be thrown out stating that the United States flew in two feet first with federal chargers prior to allowing due process to occur, meaning the US didn't let the regulators investigate and than submit chargers.

The move is impressive considering Sam is facing chargers of bribing a Chinese government official to release frozen funds as well as making illegal political donations amongst many more.

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Crypto Volatility and Small Players

Big collapses like FTX aren't the only issue concerning investors, smaller targeted providers are also causing some head winds with a recent story of another business that called for people to invest in their trades stirs up trouble.

Although the investors signed waivers and were informed of the risk in trading crypto currency a defamation case has sprung surrounding a bad review.

While the bull markets were running wild profits were coming in but investors soon turned on their mentor and started leaving bad reviews of the business as funds became liquidated.

A timely reminder for people to play with what they are willing to lose and not go in too hard.

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