Positive Signals from American Equity Capitalist Orlando Bravo for Bitcoin/Crypto Growth

American Equity Capitalist and Billionaire Orlando Bravo say cryptocurrencies will stay here. Orlando Bravo, founder of the US-based company Thomas Bravo has fought cryptocurrencies, predicting a brighter future for digital assets.

Bravo revealed his crypto-related speculation at a CNBC Delivering Alpha conference held earlier this week. His private equity firm recently took part in the crypto exchange fundraiser FTX Trading.

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Bravo firmly believes that these low-level cryptocurrencies will guarantee widespread acceptance soon. While hitting Bitcoin, the investor revealed that he himself has invested in the largest cryptocurrency in the world.

"Thanks @LesliePicker and @CNBC for the interview — loved talking crypto and why it’s the best time to invest in software." Orlando Bravo Says^Source

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Speaking about the concerns surrounding crypto, Bravo pointed out that blockchain technology, which supports the crypto ecosystem, is not only more powerful but also comes with better use cases than data-based software.

"For me, it's very simple. A lot of people will use it in the future than today, and it will be established. Institutions are starting to go there, and once that happens, I think it will increase a lot more than I'm very strong," Bravo said.^Source

Will crypto still last? "Absolutely," Orlando Bravo said on Twitter. The words in support of Crypto have been very popular in recent times. For example, the well-known capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya recently called Bitcoin the modern gold return.

"How could you not love crypto? And on top of that, the underlying technology of blockchain can be very powerful." Orlando Bravo adds.^Source

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Earlier this week, Tesla CEO Elon Musk reiterated in his speech that cryptocurrencies are not over.

The negative environmental impact of crypto mining, however, has emerged as a matter of concern among several countries around the world.

"For me, it's pretty simple. More people are going to use it in the future than today, and it's going to be more established. Institutions are just beginning to go there, and once that happens, I think it will increase significantly over the years. I'm very bullish," - Bravo said.
Is crypto here to stay? "Absolutely," says OrlandoBravoTB
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On September 24, China imposed a ban on clothing for crypto operations, making the title deed a legal offense.

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