|Poll|June 8, 2018

Cryptocurrency in a physician's financial portfolio

Cryptocurrency-notably Bitcoin-has emerged as an alternative investment this year. But would you invest?

Many physicians are curious about the intricacies of the digital/virtual currency and exploring online exchanges to acquire cryptocurrency and begin trading.

Would you invest in cryptocurrency as a personal investment?

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