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Bitcoin is becoming a wealth-building tool for a generation locked out of housing, SALT exec says
Bitcoin has been called many things over the years. A currency. Digital gold. A hedge against inflation. Despite the debate about Bitcoin as money, most users treat it like an asset. They buy it, hold it, and think about how it fits into long-term financial planning. During a recent interview with TheStreet Roundtable, SALT Lending's Chief Revenue Officer Hunter Albright described Bitcoin less as a theoretical technology and more as a practical tool for building wealth, saying, “It’s a store of value right now.” After speaking with users across multiple regions, he said one pattern keeps showing up. “I think ... (full story)
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