Andrea Castillo on the Future of Bitcoin

Reason Staff | 6.1.2014 10:00 AM

When the world's largest Bitcoin exchange, Tokyo-based Mt. Gox, went offline, critics of the cryptocurrency called for greater regulation. But Mercatus Center researcher Andrea Castillo (pictured) says the worries are premature. In March, she told Reason three things the Mt. Gox collapse reveals about the future of Bitcoin.

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Andrea Castillo on the Future of Bitcoin

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