In 2021, Bitcoin Offered Us Peace Of Mind



The year 2021, I think, has seen its fair share of volatility the world over. We started the year off with a very interesting event at the U.S. Capitol, and a British judge blocking the extradition of Julian Assange.

At the time, the bitcoin price was pushing north through the $20,000s.

Since then, we have seen events transpire that have done anything but hamper volatility on the geopolitical spectrum.

Since January, we have seen: a coup d’état in Myanmar, the United States stop providing weapons to Saudi Arabia (and the UAE) that were being used in the Yemeni Civil War, the first iteration of vaccines for the COVID-19 virus roll out and Russia increase its involvement in Ukraine (and now, Belarus). SpaceX successfully completed its Crew-1 mission of returning four crew members to Earth aboard Crew Dragon “Resilience: from the International Space Station, and hostilities between Israel and Palestine resulted in weeks of missile attacks and the demolition of a building that was occupied by the Associated Press, Al Jazeera and others in Gaza.





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