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New BIS Report Says Bitcoin Use Surges During Economic Stress

May 9, 2025Updated:May 11, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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A brand new report from the Financial institution for Worldwide Settlements (BIS) reveals that Bitcoin and different cryptocurrencies are getting used extra throughout instances of financial stress. This occurs principally in nations the place inflation is excessive, it’s costly to ship cash, or the federal government limits how a lot cash can depart the nation.

Folks flip to Bitcoin and stablecoins like USDT and USDC when their monetary programs cease working correctly or grow to be too costly to make use of. That is very true for small worldwide funds. Crypto offers folks another choice once they can’t depend on banks or conventional cash programs.

A brand new BIS paper on Bitcoin dropped yesterday. To chop by the jargon:

It concluded that Bitcoin use rises when inflation surges, remittances get dear, and capital controls enhance.

In different phrases, when folks want it most.

Supply: https://t.co/pVpNv9XZDl pic.twitter.com/dTjbLnN30F

— Sam Callahan (@samcallah) May 9, 2025