Bitman on Nostr: According to JPMorgan, 15% of hedge funds managing more than $5 billion in assets ...
According to JPMorgan, 15% of hedge funds managing more than $5 billion in assets plan to trade or increase their exposure to cryptocurrencies over the next 11 months.
Triple A estimates that 15.56% of the U.S. population already owns cryptocurrency.
Around the year 300 A.D., Christians made up roughly 10% of the population of the Roman Empire. They were heavily persecuted and viewed by the elite as a marginal, fanatical sect. Then came Constantine, who ended the persecution in 313 A.D. and began to favor the faith. In just one generation, Christianity surpassed 50% of the empire’s population.
When the State stops fighting something and simply allows it to breathe (or even supports it), adoption can grow exponentially.
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2025-11-26 00:46:53 GMTEvent JSON
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