‘Crypto is just like the end of the 90s with the internet bubble,’ says Hodl CEO Maurice Mureau By Cointelegraph

For Maurice Mureau, CEO of crypto investment fund operator Hodl, there’s “not a lot left” to invest in anymore. With soaring inflation, bonds are no go, real estate is getting more difficult but there is one asset class that’s (unsurprisingly) catching the fund manager’s attention — cryptocurrencies. During the European Blockchain Convention in Barcelona this week, Cointelegraph editor Aaron Wood sat down with Mureau, who gave his insight on the outlook of the digital assets investment landscape.

“It’s just like the end of the 90s with the internet bubble, so you’re still early in the space,” said Mureau. “A very solid use case for crypto is becoming apparent in the gaming industry, where people invest time that you can earn from it, and that’s all arranged by the blockchain.” He reiterated that there would be only 21 million in existence with no more printing. Therefore, alluding to hyperinflation in Turkey and Argentina, Mureau said that central banks can’t print more of the digital currency. “So that, for me, makes for a very safe hedge. Thirty percent volatility in asset prices can be bad, but not if you lose 70% on your local currency’s purchasing power each year.”