This is a million-dollar question. We are not sure, but this could be the year of cryptocurrencies. Bitcoin is once again under the spotlight. The fact that Bitcoin continues its growth is a confirmation of it being increasingly legitimized.During the same time, many countries started a complex process of regulation and institutional investors began considering Bitcoin as a very interesting alternative to traditional assets. Since its inception, Bitcoin went — and IS going — through continuous developments to improve the network.Despite that tremendous bitcoin price fluctuation — in a generally upward direction — 2020 was also a year of relative maturity for a currency that, after all, has only been trading for a decade.Here are some of the Bitcoin trends in 2021:Bitcoin’s use in everyday life has always had a – 🥚 problem: Very few use or accept it because… for one thing, very few use or accept it.But 2020 saw a striking evolution in bitcoin adaptation. Big fintech companies, from Square’s investment of $50 million in bitcoin to PayPal allowing its users to buy and sell bitcoin, gave it a stamp of approval, and this is a very important step.In 2021, we will likely see an extension of this mainstream trend. Look for at least one major U.S. or European bank to announce some kind of system where they either enable bitcoin purchases or agree to hold digital assets for their clients.Because of its fast evolution, Bitcoin has forced a lot of big, global entities to think about offering an international digital currency.Every company involved in the payment space understands not only that there is a market for digital payments still up for grabs, but that payments involving different currency markets have the most potential. That’s because currently, such transactions can take days to resolve and often involve high…