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British digital asset management firm CoinShares has released a report that outlines a number of trends in the Bitcoin and cryptocurrency market in 2019.

The report describes the social, political, economic, and technological forces driving cryptocurrency adoption, and the consequent trends that have materialized in the cryptocurrency market.

The report opens with the technological, economic, political, and social macro forces that have brought the cryptocurrency market to its current state.

Of particular note is the growth of wealth inequality, a topic that has become the subject of hot debate in political discussions, with the world’s three richest individuals — Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, and Warren Buffett — holding more wealth than the bottom 50 percent of the world’s population.

Also worth mentioning is that millennials’ investment tendencies are most keen on the technology sector — a theme in keeping with reports that millennials are more likely to invest in Bitcoin than any other generation.

2019 has seen several stablecoins announced or released — most notably, that of the much-maligned Facebook stablecoin effort Libra. The report notes that the overall stablecoin market has almost doubled in value in 2019.

Decentralized Finance, under which category stablecoins fall, has also grown in 2019 — but still pales in comparison to the centralized market.

One often-covered development in 2019 is the growth of the Bitcoin hash rate.

The hash rate continues to grow as the next Bitcoin halving approaches in 2020.

Hash rates are considered important because they are fundamental computational investments in the Bitcoin network.

The CoinShares report also notes the increase in daily bitcoin transaction volume — which has increased over 150 percent to $2 billion per day.

On the whole, CoinShares states that Bitcoin is poised to do well in the future — with macro trends relating to global debt and poorly performing asset classes making Bitcoin seem like an ideal hedge.

Furthermore, mobile payments are among the most-used payment methods in growing economies, including India and China. This may be a motivating factor in the increasing tendency of tech companies to move into finance — the logical progression of which would be decentralized finance.

The report concludes by saying that the next big rise in price will be accompanied by “build, buy and partner” — meaning companies will have to build their own IP, buy existing IP or partner with existing firms to participate in industry growth.

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