3 of the simplest ways to start investing in cryptocurrencies

Crypto has hit the mainstream. And getting in has never been easier.

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By Vishesh Raisinghani Apr. 29, 2022

After roughly 12 years of steady adoption, cryptocurrencies and digital assets are starting to hit the mainstream.

There are now more ways to bet on this industry than ever before. Service providers, payment processors and miners have been listed on public stock exchanges. Meanwhile, regulators continue to mull exchange-traded funds that track specific digital assets.

The barriers to entry are rapidly disappearing. Investors must now consider which instrument is the best fit for their portfolio.

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