More billionaires turning to crypto on fiat inflation fears
The number of billionaires who have invested in crypto increased last year, and that trend could continue into 2022 as fears over fiat intensify.
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The number of billionaires who have invested in crypto increased last year, and that trend could continue into 2022 as fears over fiat intensify.
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