Goldman Sachs, one of the largest financial services companies in the United States, will soon host a non-attendance conference to discuss the impact of the current economic crisis on Bitcoin, gold and inflation.

According to the Queen Telegraph, the conference will be held on May 27 and will be titled "US Economic Outlook and the Impact of Current Policy on Inflation, Gold and Bitcoin."

On May 23, Mike Dundas, founder of The Block, a digital currency media outlet, posted a picture of the conference invitation. According to the image, the event will be hosted by Sharmin Mossavar-Rahmani, CEO of Goldman Investment Strategy Group, Professor Jason Furman, Harvard economist and Jan Hatzius, senior economist at Goldman Sachs.

Picture of Goldman Sachs Conference Invitation
This news is mentioned as a possible turning point in the acceptance of crypto assets by investment companies. But on the other hand, the issue could be 180 degrees different, as illustrated by Shermin Mosur Rahmani had previously said in August 2018 (August 1997) that digital currencies would fail as a medium of exchange, reserve value, and accounting.

In the short history of digital currencies, there have been many false rumors that Goldman Sachs is planning to open a bitcoin trading table, and the digital currency community has been waiting for years for the financial giant to enter the digital currency space.

The Goldman Sachs conference will be held at a time when other signs of interest from a large number of high-ranking organizations to work with digital currencies have recently emerged. For example, the largest bank in the United States, GPI, announced in April that it would provide banking services to Kevin Bass and Gemini exchanges.

In early May, Paul Tudor, a well-known billionaire and managing director of the Big Risk Fund, revealed that he was buying bitcoins to avoid the risks of inflation caused by poor money printing.

The 65-year-old rich man said his risk cover fund, Tudor BVI, had allocated a small percentage of all its assets to future Bitcoin contracts. He wrote in this regard:

The best strategy to maximize profits is to have the fastest horse [...] I If I have to predict, I bet on Bitcoin.