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Bitcoin warning: Former Nasdaq chief says you can tell which cryptocurrency will FAIL
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Hutchins is the former Chairman of Nasdaq and one of the first establishment investors
ONE of the first establishment investors to back cryptocurrency has revealed how to know whether bitcoin, Ripple or ethereum will win the digital currency battle.
Glenn Hutchins has revealed how public investors can know which one of the leading cryptocurrencies will be the "right answer" and continue to thrive.
He predicted that some of the leading cryptocurrencies will fade away with only a few successfully taking over the marketplace
Mr Hutchins, who is the former Chairman of Nasdaq and one of the first establishment investors in bitcoin, compared the cryptocurrency battle to the beginning of the internet
Referring to the original commercial websites online, he said: "You want to Google - you don't want to be Pets.Com."
Asked on Fox Business News how to know which digital currency will be the "right answer" to the market, Mr Hutchins said: "It's difficult.
"The price is a distraction - rather you should focus on the means of exchange. It’s a very small nascent property that has potential to be transformative."
"Bitcoin could be the wrong solution - and other tokens like ethereum or Ripple could end up being the right answer.
"Can you take that technology and use it as a solution for an important customer problem? That's the question investors need to monitor."
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