This week both Bitcoin and Ethereum surpassed new milestones. After surpassing the $11,000 mark this week, Bitcoin is now trading at $9,614. Nick Spanos, Founder of Bitcoin Center NYC and Ryan Vlastelica, Reporter at Marketwatch, break down their take on the cryptocurrency market.
Bitcoin has been extremely volatile to its inception, but this past year has seen a major move to the upside, says Vlastelica. While the IRS treats Bitcoin like a commodity, Vlastelica explains how this cryptocurrency is being legitimized by other financial markets. Big steps include introducing futures contracts tethered to cryptocurrency, a Bitcoin based ETF, and corporate use of blockchain.
Spanos launched Bitcoin Center NYC, a brick-and-mortar place dedicated to promoting Bitcoin, and says he doesn't think Bitcoin is in a bubble. He thinks Bitcoin still has a way to go upward, and only 21 million Bitcoin in the world will ever be released on Blockchain.
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As OpenAI and Anthropic eye public markets, Mizuho analyst Lloyd Walmsley tells us which AI giant has the stronger case for investors and what to watch next.
Hershey's VP of Marketing Dan Mohnshine reveals the brand's newest products, the story behind Dirty Soda Twizzlers, and how an iconic brand stays relevant.
Lavu CEO Saleem Khatri joins to explain how AI-powered POS systems are changing how major franchises like KFC take orders, cut costs, and serve customers faster
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