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Bitcoin is coming of age: make sure you own some

MoneyWeek bitcoin cover story illustration After the 2008 financial crisis, money printing by central banks (in the form of quantitative easing) went from being an unthinkable emergency intervention to a bog-standard policy tool. So when the coronavirus outbreak went global in spring, the authorities simply turned on the taps again, flooding markets with money. As much as a quarter of all US dollars in existence today were printed in 2020. As a result share prices are rocketing, real estate prices are rocketing, and commodities prices are rocketing. It’s the stuff of what Austrian school economists call a “crack-up boom” – where the price of most assets soars due to the devaluation of the currency. 

Fear, Anxiety, Doubt - FUD - CityAM : CityAM

  Beware FUD! Last week’s barrage of mistruth reportedly claimed a major victim in software company NexTech AR Solutions, which sold off all 130 of its Bitcoins (worth roughly $4 million), citing reports of a possible “double spend” on the blockchain. The supposed double spend has now been shown to be nothing of the sort, but it was still credited for much of last week’s downward price action. An important lesson for newcomers to the space – do your own research and don’t believe everything you read. Certainly don’t make $4 million decisions off the back of easily-disproved nonsense spread by gutter press.

Canadian Dairy XPO to move online this year as organizers commit to keeping future events in Stratford

Article content Following last year’s costly cancellation of the Canadian Dairy XPO, organizers are planning for a virtual event this year that will have the look and feel of the real thing. And while the 2021 event won’t be in Stratford and local businesses won’t the see the millions of dollars in economic spinoff it usually brings – in 2017, the event attracted more than 16,000 attendees and generated $19.1 million – Canadian Dairy XPO founder and general manager Jordon Underhill said he is committed to both supporting Stratford through this year’s event and bringing it back to Stratford in 2022, hopefully post-pandemic.

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