Edison Explains presents
Cryptocurrency for investors
An 8-part series
Bitcoin (BTC) and other digital assets have been making the headlines in recent months, polarising the investment community with an equal number of strong advocates and fierce critics (even within the same financial institution or research house). Moreover, valid conclusions, backed by in-depth research, are mixed up with ideological, poorly researched conclusions both for and against the theme. We have decided to look at both sides of the same (Bit)coin to extract the investment thesis behind this new asset class. Each part of this Edison Explains series looks at one feature of BTC and the broader cryptocurrency landscape (broadly referred to as ‘altcoins’). We conclude by summarising our subjective view on how positive or negative we believe the feature is for BTC’s investment thesis.
Cryptocurrency - Part 1
Scarcity explained >
Cryptocurrency - Part 3
Ease of storing and transferring coins >
Cryptocurrency - Part 5
How ‘dirty’ is the Bitcoin network’s carbon footprint?
Cryptocurrency - Part 7
Bitcoin’s investment thesis- A tool used in illicit activity?
Cryptocurrency - Part 2
Decentralisation of nodes, hashrate and ownership >
Cryptocurrency - Part 4
Means of payment >
Cryptocurrency - Part 6
Volatility and market manipulation
Cryptocurrency - Part 8
Bitcoin’s investment thesis - Hard to value
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