In a decade, cryptocurrencies have gone from a fringe obsession that allowed coin holders to conduct business outside the financial system to an alternative investment managed as if it were any other investment. It hasn’t hurt that the price of a single Bitcoin has gone from zero to over $30,000 in that time. “As Bitcoin gains more mainstream adoption, participants are now more sophisticated investors,” said Joel Revill, chief executive of Two Ocean Trust, a wealth management firm that offers investment, trust and estate planning services for traditional and digital assets.
