Fed Kashkari: Bitcoin remains useless
Bitcoin has been around for more than a decade, but it remains useless, says Fed's Kashkari. Kashkari has repeatedly and publicly expressed skepticism about cryptocurrencies, arguing that Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are primarily used for speculation and illegal activities and lack intrinsic value.
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