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By Saurabh Anand, Senior Analyst, Pranati Dave, Practice Director and Ronak Doshi, Partner at Everest Group
Cryptocurrency is a constantly evolving financial service, currently gaining more traction than ever within the trading world. After an investor accidentally ‘threw away’ their millions in Bitcoin, followed by its plummet in value after Elon Musk’s announcement that Tesla would no longer accept it as a payment method, 2021 has already seen its fair share of virtual payments making the financial headlines.
In 2020 cryptocurrency’s market cap grew over 400%. So far, 2021 is proving just as explosive. At the time of writing, cryptocurrency is up 150% on the year, with its market cap hovering just above $2 trillion. For comparison, that’s higher than that of Google, Amazon and Microsoft.
