It’s now been six years that one of the largest financial players in payments has been supporting Bitcoin.

Indeed, November 14, 2017, marks the date that Jack Dorsey’s Square, now rebranded as Block, began letting customers buy and sell Bitcoin. The move came at a time when Bitcoin’s price was surging in the wake of the Block Size wars, with the price topping $7,000 on its way to a peak of $20,000 that year.

Fast forward to today, and Bitcoin’s price has surged by an astonishing 400% since Block’s inaugural foray into facilitating cryptocurrency transactions, marking a notable chapter in the evolving landscape of Bitcoin finance.

Still, more notable is this event seemingly played a role in…

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