The global investment strategy team at Wells Fargo believes that reducing regulatory barriers will lead to “higher quality investment options” in the cryptocurrency industry.
Wells Fargo Investment Institute, the research department of Wells Fargo Wealth and Investment Management, recently released a report outlining the potential for cryptocurrencies to be used similarly to dot-com stock purchases.
In the document titled Cryptocurrencies – Is It Too Early or Too Late? The bank described cryptocurrencies as “profitable investments” but cautioned investors against rushing into this rapidly growing market.
According to Wells Fargo’s global investment strategy team, the view that “it is now too late to invest” in cryptocurrencies is incorrect. Analysts believe the market is still “relatively new.”
As described by the banking giant, the technology behind cryptocurrencies follows the same path as the internet. Thus we would be in a similar situation to around 1995 when “consumers still needed time to figure out what this technology is, what it can do, and what benefits it brings.” A growing number of cryptocurrency users indicate that “this technology is gaining traction quickly.”
As reported by Crypto.com in July, the number of cryptocurrency users worldwide increased from 100 million in January 2021 to 221 million in June.
Like many other technologies, cryptocurrencies may soon outgrow their early adoption stage and enter the hyper-adoption phase.– The report stated.
The report also highlighted that regulatory restrictions must be removed to increase adoption. On the other hand, the blockchain environment is evolving slowly and “perpetuating cryptocurrencies as investment assets.”
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Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency investments are subject to market risks, and individuals should seek professional advice before making any investment decisions.
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